jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. no american should ever die the way george floyd died. his off duty boss at a nightclub said he had a small build and was intimidated by bigger black guys. he didn't like work on urban nights and would always call in for backup and used pepper spray like crazy. we have come a long way on race relations and there is a long ways to go. but what happened the last two weeks isn't the way to go. a heighto -- a righteous protest iprotest -- was high jacked. store owners tried to protect their stores from looting mans and were viciously attacked. [bleep] it's hard to watch. but it's important to see what's really going on. the rest of the media is lying to you about how pure this so-called protest is. innocent truck drivers are getting pulled out of their big rigs and beaten. a few days ago in st. louis a retired police captain was guarding a store and was shot dead by looters. it was reported on facebook live. when the looting starts, the shooting starts. that's what the president said, and

come on, jesse. >> jesse: that's not what i'm talking about.he mob that is taking down george washington and thomas jefferson. >> juan: okay. we have different heroes. >> dana: i'm confident that jesse was talking about those who are pulling down statues. they even took down a statue of miguel's amonte, who rode don quixote. i'm still trying to figure out that one. there are not that many historians in the mob. they are also not people who actually care about "law & order." there are ways that you can get things done. they are going to do this in a peaceful way and they are going to find a different place. maybe they will replace the teddy roosevelt statue was something else. to jesse's point, why don't we add more statues and art in our country. i think that we could use that. we could make it a part of a big cultural revolution rather than a cultural and moral, which is what we are seeing right now. >> katie: i would say that the quest for racial equality has been hijacked by a group of people. if it's about racial equality, you don't vandali

. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the power grab.he subject of tonight's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuading anybody? those are the loudest voices on the front lines of this movement. the heart and soul of it. the true believers. listen to the hatred and disrespect. the officers are just standing there, getting spit on, getting things thrown on them. protecting public and private property. the media won't air foot and like this, it's too real. they have to hide the truth because if everybody knew the truth they would be disgusted by it. violence is spiking. 100 people shot the other weekend in chicago. at least 600 officers injured around the country. 15 dead in the riots. looting, arson, property crimes to the tune of a billion dollars in minneapolis alone. but it's most live peaceful, right? you know what's mostly peaceful? the tea party. the women's march. the lockdown protests. those are most

jesse: okay. good thing is the way your teammates and the entire nascar family rallied around you and you got a lot of love from people in the sport, that must make you feel good. do you think this unfortunate incident, as crazy at it was, help your career as a a racecar driver or hurt your career? >> this wasn't a publicity stunt on my end. i don't need the same. i told the media hype to create my brand and create my image, i am one 100% raw and real like well and i am a human being everybody else is. i put my hands down the same way. to say this helped or hurt my career would make me guilty of trying to pull off a publicity stunt so i'm not sure what you are trying to get there but this is something we see that we are all a family and we come together through troubling times to create unity which this world needs, it's a dire need right now to help our brothers and sisters to feel formed and wanted to the sport of nascar i'm proud to be part of has continued to push their efforts in showing dive

jesse. >> jesse: i'm going to go bilbo baggins. fictional character that comes to my mind also. >> greg: judge? >> greg: is dirty harry of fictional character? >> greg: nicely done. juan, fictional character that would make a good president? >> juan: this is not dirty harry but how about harry potter? you go through challenges and tests and he always comes out the good guy. >> dana: i thought it was cartoons. >> greg: it's okay. i knew harry potter. he worked in my garden. fictional character, i was going to say donald trump. just kidding. ash from "evil dead 2" would make a good president. what summer food is delicious but obtained to eat. keep it clean. >> judge jeanine: a pain to eat? why wouldn't they say a pain to cook? how about this. corn on the cob. >> greg: there you go. i hate that. it comes out the same way it goes in. juan, what's a pain to eat in the summer? >> juan: i think the judge got it right although i must tell you that living in the mid-atlantic, the corn around here, you know, maryland, virginia corn come it's

>> jesse: welcome to "the five." president trump wrapping up a roundtable discussion on race relations. it comes during a growing debate on police reform. the president expected to unveil his own proposals in the coming days. over on capitol hill, the house judiciary committee holding a hearing two weeks after the death of george floyd. floyd's brother testifying today in making a passionate plea to congress. >> george wasn't hurting anyone that day. he didn't deserve to die over $20. i am asking you, is that what a black man is worth? $20? this is 2020. enough is enough. >> jesse: conservative witnesses and republican lawmakers pushing back against calls to defund the police. >> it is pure insanity to defund the police, and the fact that my democrat colleagues wold speak out against this crazy policy is just that, frightening. >> it's not some amorphous mass that will be affected. it's real heroes in real time right now. moving these heroes from your communities in my community will do nothing but ensure chaos and d

." ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with dana perino, dan bongino, capri cafaro and emily compile.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." another weekend of lawlessness in america as violence continues to spike in democrat run cities. in new york, 18 people were shot in 24 hours. a mob hurled bottles at police. 62 people shot in chicago, 15 fatally including a 10-year-old girl and a boy under 2. seattle's cop free zone saw another deadly shooting while protesters consider a takeover of the neighborhood abandoned. the city's police chief's had enough. >> it's more important that this neighborhood is not under siege and they are not people being victimized. there are people who live here, multiple people being injured and hurt and we need to do something about it. it's absolutely irresponsible. >> jesse: the president is calling for law and order. the white house announcing the arrest of over 100 anarchists including four men who tried to tear down a statue of andrew jackson in washington, d.c. dana perino. i feel left out. i'm the only one without a vowel at the end of my

in 1874, both jesse and frank got married. they retired from there out long life for a while and lived near nashville, tennessee. jesse became a respected citizen of the area and got involved in horseracing. rode in many of the races. however, there is no national network at the time, so catching the outlaws proved to be a very hard task because they were hard to track. the missouri governor had hired an attentive agency to look for them. the pinkertons are upset they have not been able to arrest a single member of the gang and even though the gang had stopped, they continued hunting for them. they thought they had tracked jesse and frank to the home of their mother and stepfather. the james brothers were not there. the pinkertons did not know that . they surrounded the cabin and they tossed in an explosive device. they claimed it was only a smoke bomb. those inside the cabin saw something smoking and tossed it into the fire. those inside the cabin were frank and jesse's mother, stepfather, and their nine-year-old half-brother

the one thank you, rudy giuliani. >> thank you, jesse. jesse: seattle under siege.ialist takeover and police are now on the run. we have a first-hand account of what is going on with an artists and their encampment of an anarchy coming up next jesse: a big scene in seattle this week. seattle police department basically surrendered after violent protesting. they loaded evidence boxes and computers into trucks and they were treated. they were ordered to do so by jenny durkin. surrendering control of six city blocks to antifa, black lives matter and other radical hippies. i mean, they formed this autonomous zone and police are not allowed in it. they put sensors up to create a border, pretty ironic, and a few armed guys are patrolling and shaking down store owners for protection. you know, they basically seceded from the city of seattle in all this new territory a new name. they have a bunch of ridiculous demand like free college. the astonishing part is that in the mayor, mayor, jenny durkin, doesn't even seem to care. when she was asked about control of her own city,

back to you, jesse. >> jesse: thanks a lot. so horrible weekend across the cities, across the country. greg, your thoughts on what transpired in the last 48 hours. >> greg: well, first of all, i have to say, i have great respect for the news. but you can see why conventional news isn't working in a story like this. what they're doing is they're summarizing what is going on behind them. but they're not talking about what is behind the violence. because all you had to do for days was get on twitter, you could tell there was a coordinated plan of attacks. it was obvious to everybody. i saw what was going to happen to my neighborhood four days before the conventional news got there and were shifting from talking about protests to violence. we knew -- anybody -- everybody following in this closely knew there was a separation between the protests and the instigators. remember, we were all in agreement at the beginning that this was a brutal crime against mr. floyd. yet the fact that we're all in agreement meant nothing to the violenc

the one thank you, rudy giuliani. >> thank you, jesse. jesse: seattle under siege.ialist takeover and police are now on the run. we have a first-hand account of what is going on with an artists and their encampment of an you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'm on it. that's a step in the right direction. . . . . . jesse: a big scene in seattle this week. seattle police department basically surrendered after violent protesting. they loaded evidence boxes and computers into trucks and they were treated. they were ordered to do so by jenny durkin. surrendering control of six city blocks to antifa, black lives matter and other radical hippies. i

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dana, you can talk. >> jesse: . >> jesse: i'm offended and i'm not talking. dana: when we moved to new york city i stopped driving because i was too afraid to drive in the city but because of the pandemic i actually drove in the city. now, it was like driving in downtown newcastle wyoming because there was nobody on the road but i actually have improved my driving skills during coronavirus. >> dagen: . greg? >> greg: was the study of u.k. drivers, they already drive on the wrong side of the road so actually this means if they are driving poorly there actually driving better. >> dagen: [laughs] long? >> juan: well yeah, picking up on it, it is a british study so their number one problem was stalling because people are getting back into manual cars and not shifting properly. that's not a problem for us, americans drive automatic cars. our problem is more what dana was saying, the streets are empty and there are people who were speeding, too many people decide, i can fly down the road now. >> dagen: or ride a scooter, i saw somebody take a big spell on a scooter

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and dagen mcdowell. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump leading the way on police reform while defending cops and promising to restore law and order. trump signing an executive order after weeks of protests. it bans choke hold unless an officer's life is in danger. it also calls for more police training and creates a database to track cops with complaints against them. here is the president earlier. >> these standards will be as high and as strong as there is on earth. the vast majority of police officers are selfless and courageous public servants. choke hold will be banned except if an officer's life is at risk. we will have reform without undermining our many great and externally talented law enforcement officers. >> jesse: tromped slamming the far left school to defund police, warning that getting rid of cops would be catastrophic. >> i strongly oppose the radical and dangerous efforts to

jesse, cats. dating. go. >> jesse: all right.ou guys how to date women. all right? you guys want to hear -- >> greg: no, no, no. >> jesse: you want to know how to pick up women? >> greg: hold my hand. >> jesse: okay. i won't do it. here's what i will say. i think i understand why women don't like the guy with the cat. the guy with the cat, it's not hard to take care of a cat. taking care of a dog is a bigger responsibility. you have to walk it, a lot of stuff. so women see more of like a nurturing person like that as opposed to a cat that you refill the litter box once every two weeks. >> dana: once every two weeks? oh! >> jesse: maybe more. >> dana: yeah. >> greg: in new york a litter box is considered a bathroom, by the way. you can put it when your renting you're apartment, you can say 1 1/2 baths. all right. one more thing is next. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's time for us time for "one more thing," i'm going to kick it off. at 321, blastoff, nascar rocketed into new territory yesterday when the headquarters building. she may know miss

." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. a conversation about race.his country started to crack up. can't say anything anymore. say the wrong thing, don't say the right thing. be in trouble for saying nothing at all. 100% of the country is sickened by how george floyd was killed. the officer was charged. his fellow officers were charged. we are doing police reform and the mobs burned things down anyway. the mobs destroyed their only neighborhoods and blamed racism. >> what's to be gained? you stop for one second to think burning and looting doesn't help you in any way. jeas * that was -- jesse: that was morgan freeman in 2015 after rioters destroyed baltimore. why is that so hard to say today. when the average american says that's not okay. that needs to stop now, they become the bad guys. you are told the looting and violence is trump's fault, or capitalism's fault, or because of systemic racism. and the people destroying the cities are just trying to make their oppression heard. do you believe that, that millions of americans are victims and haven't

jesse is right. jesse is adding information. juan adds information.omebody else takes informational way. it's not like you're talking about the war probe malfunction at a super bowl or we can chat about it. this video is incomplete information which incorporates malfeasance, intoxication. you have this element of race. it's not like a fun, harmless discussion. this video, the one that the media just pumps out on floods the airwaves with so that we keep talking about it, it creates strife. it creates conflict. that's why dan bongino and geraldo are a microcosm of wants to come because we keep pumping out a video that incomplete and information. i've been noticing these patterns that the media does and it's driving me crazy so they pick up on this pattern which is the police interactions that end tragically but there are other patterns that they are overlooking. i just noticed that almost every suspect that has been arrested for arson in these protests are white leftist women. what about that? should we start pieces about that trend? how about the last

[laughter] i am. >> jesse: well said george clooney. >> greg: i will be benevolent. >> jesse: i highly doubt that. so dana how does jay inslee the governor not know what's going on in seattle? shouldn't he know what is going on in seattle if he is the governor? >> dana: what is worse is that he doesn't know about autonomous zone being declared in his city. one of the biggest cities in the state where that he does know about it. and is doing nothing about it. take your pick, what is worse? i wish so much olivia could have been on a zoom call with me this morning when peter mcmahon, my husband was talking about this. he had so many ideas for what could happen. one of them i really like. he said look if you are in an autonomous zone and you can't possibly be connected to the water supply any longer. also, the electric supply, yeah, sorry, we will not be able to do that. the food, we can't import food into you because there is a license to do that. so yeah, we have to take a pass on that but good luck to you out there. >> jesse: it looks like they are trying to plant crops in this little z

. >> jesse: hello everyone i'm jesse watters, along with juan williams, greg gutfeld, martha maccallum and we are here in new york city, this is "the five." another day of unrest in america as massive protests over the death of george floyd continued to sweep across the country. you are looking live in new york city where there are over a dozen demonstrations and washington, d.c., is bracing for a weekend of major protests. president trump is stressing "law & order" while addressing the death of george floyd earlier t today. >> president trump: we can't let what is happening, happen. equal justice under the law, and that's every encounter with law enforcement regardless of race, color, gender or creed. we also what happened last week. we can't let that happen. >> jesse: ahead of the big protest in d.c. the liberal mayor feuding with president trump over how to keep the peace. trump blessing mayor muriel bowser for trying to kick out the national guard. okay. greg gutfeld. i don't see the problem with a national guard for this reason. when you use the national guard, the national guard

jesse. >> jesse: time for jesse's angry bird news. look at that. my hair has changed a lot.he most annoying sound in the wor world? [screeching] >> emily: oh, my gosh. >> jesse: that's an australian cockatoo. ironically that's the exact same sound greg gutfeld makes when we change the rundown late in the afternoon. >> juan: greg, you have to respond. >> greg: i heard that that cockatoo will be sitting in on "the view." that will be exciting. okay. i am finally doing my podcast. doing my podcast. the first one just went up. it's at foxnewspodcast.com. i interview a legend named robert johnson, a music legend but not the legend legend, a different legend, robert johnson. he's been everywhere. you can hear the music in the background. amazing guitarist, addition for the rolling stones. he has played with everyone. he knows everybody. it's a fantastic podcast, i urge you to check it out. it's at foxnewspodcast.com. that's it. >> juan: i hope you didn't trade his soul to the devil. dana, europe. >> dana: i have had the nursing home residents of our country on my mind. we have tal

jesse doesn't like to come on when i'm here. come on, jesse, i miss you, too. thought joe biden did a fabulous job, he laid out his plan. he gave us a plan back in march, what he did today was update us on what he will be doing once he's elected. he wants to keep dr. fauci on board to continue the leadership he's provided on the task force and he also talked about additional steps that we need to take to reduce the spread of the virus and to ensure that states have what they need. he basically called on the president to use the power of his office to get this thing under control. >> dana: all right, dan bongino, a different perspective, the republicans saying no, the president still has his fastball, he has the power of incumbency, he had an economic record that he can utilize as he shows that the nation is coming back from the pandemic and the economic disruption. your take on today's event? >> dan: you're right, by the way. if you came in for this with a partisan mind, it's not a secr secret. your analysis there is pretty accurate but putting aside the presen

>> jesse: i knew you were going to say this. your chance, you made your point, jesse. and i want to -- >> jesse: i will correct you after, you have the floor. >> juan: i appreciate it. my other point to be made is the president is off to arizona, previously he was off to oklahoma. i must say it looks to me like desperation, these are not states where he should be campaigning, he's going back to states where he won an '16 and it looks to me like this guy doesn't know what to do. maybe he should follow joe biden's playbook, maybe that would help him? >> jesse: biden's playbook is hide in the basement. when one talks about the wall that's already there, the little lean to what structures you can kind of duck under, that's the wall that juan is referring to, that's not an actual wall. what do you think about the difference between the way these guys are campaigning? >> katie: the president visiting the border fence today sends two messages, one is at ease out on the campaign trail and it also shows that he's willing to revisit his c

democrats do it as well. >> jesse: i know this.icans leave the white house in washington d.c., juan, not friendly territory. you know what i mean? it's not like when barack obama leaves the white house for a stroll down the park. president trump is in washington. people are angry especially now. >> juan: right. i'm agree. most americans want law and order to the extent that we don't embrace rioting rioting behavior. this was a peaceful crowd. the idea that you would use pepper spray, smoke bombs to disperse a peaceful crowds so the president can walk across the street to take a photo, i think it is offensive. i just don't understand why anybody would want to defend that. that seems to be outrageous. again, an abuse of public trust. how we use law enforcement in this country. if you listen to religious leaders including the catholic bishop in washington, the episcopal bishop, he wasn't there to praise or condolences or agreement it was all about him. that's the problem. >> jesse: it was president a peaceful crowd because the parks c

all right, jesse, you're next. >> jesse: that was good. juan smoked you with the library books.an't believe you let it get away. here are some dumb criminals. i love dumb criminals. makes me feel better about myself. here's a guy who was casually walking his dog and he sees a packet on his neighbor's doorstep and then he is an idea. i'm going to disguise myself by pulling my shirt over my head and returning and stealing said package. brilliant move. nobody will ever know. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> hey, dana. the competition for "one more thing" is intense. good to see you guys. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president trump says he will release his plan for police reform tomorrow, and that it will be about law and order, justice and safety. it comes as another white police officer is involved in the death of an african-american man. tensions are high tonight in atlanta where protesters burned a restaurant and blocked traffic on a major interstate highway over the weekend. we have fox team coverage. steve harrigan is in

jesse sacrificed much to end slavery. first she sacrificed her husband's military career by urging him to issue the emancipation order. and then against his commander in chief's direct order, to continue to distributed widely. and she sacrificed her husband's dream of the presidency in order to preserve his reputation as champion against slavery. all her life, jesse sacrificed for john charles fremont. of that there can be little doubt. there is some room for doubt though in the relationship between natalie and george mcclellan. one of the things i look at very closely is the question of whether she ever really loved him. but there's also room for doubt in whether her opinions of link and we're hers are more influenced by her husband's. her unfavorable views of lincoln might well have been harris because she was quite a spunky lady. but mcclelland's own strong conservative judgment of lincoln were reinforced and amplified by nearly in the couple's correspondence. the mcclelland's could always change a good opinion they ha

>> like jesse, i have three solutions.roader criticism of the police if that it's a monoculture. the monoculture, it lacks different perspectives and so you focus on the crisis point it's police and young black men. the solution isn't police versus young black men, it's police and young black men. black men shouldn't take the police, they should be the police. and the only way to kind of like undo a monoculture is to introduce unique perspectives. and what unique perspectives young black men would have in the police force because they would be able to communicate better in their own community. nypd has done a good job with this, minneapolis not so good but they were trying paired i also like number two the national placement misconduct database, it introduced statistics to people who avoid them. the media, democrats, what happens if those numbers undermine the narrative. i'm interested in seeing that, my final solution was we need to decriminalize all drugs. legalize, monetize, quantify because so much crime is due to susp

jesse, what are your thoughts? one of the ways you can punish police, they have union rules. these are police unions. the unions have devised the systems, so a police officer can have 30 complaints against them in a couple of years, and he gets no discipline. that's on something that the unions can figure out how to do. and on the point that you just made about they can't expel these criminals and domestic terrorists from this movement, one way to do it is take a breather on the protests. they had a week, it has been hijacked, nobody is talking about george floyd anymore, everyone is talking about the reckless violence and property destruction. if you sit down, the rest of the looters and the criminals won't have you as the cover to perpetrate crimes against the country. that is just a suggestion. in terms of the media, i have never seen so many peaceful protesters commit so much violence. how many excuses does the media have to make for the use acts of violence! this is like the guy who says oh, my girlfriend only

let's go to jesse. jesse, talking about a hopeful moment.lso think that in the big picture if we are looking holistically, i would love law enforcement to be at the table. they have no interest in being the villain. the baltimore situation in particular, with freddie gray, they talked about how few families were in nuclear families there are in baltimore, the father and the mother. is there anyway to get get back to rebuilding the family, the family in america again and start instilling some of those values to law enforcement doesn't end up being one of the parents. >> jesse: i think that should vehicle for all communities across this country. we saw what happened with some of the violence in the second term of the obama administration. you have the ferguson effect where after these very, very hot racial shootings, the police pulled back because they didn't want to be put in a position where they were second-guessed and in an attempt to save a life were then vilified for policing to aggressively. and crime rates skyrocketed all across the ma

next, jesse disdained lincoln.hurried trip to washington to rescue her husband's career ended badly. lincoln listened to her carefully, asked her questions, and then just as you can imagine he would have done had she been a man, lost his temper when he heard her answers. jesse proceeded to lose her temper too, concluding her visit by challenging the president's authority in her husband's name, by demanding the president's correspondence with the blairs, by urging her husband to print more copies of the emancipation order that the president had just told her was null and void. and then by encouraging fremont to arrest frank blair, who was lincoln's man in missouri. jesse's disdain for lincoln remained unabated for the rest of her life. only one man could engender more revulsion in jesse than abraham lincoln and that would be george brenton mcclellan. in the contest for the presidency in 1864, even her lifelong love affair with fremont, who was also in the running for president, took a back seat to her fervent hopes

jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. the president moments away from taking the stage for the first time since the pandemic. in tulsa, oklahoma, supporters are packed inside. john roberts is in the middle of all the action. you have been to almost all of these things. how did this feel? reporter: it feels like a reemergence. there are are so many people i talked to -- it's so loud you can't hear yourself think. they were excited about getting back out here. whether they came from wichita, kansas or oklahoma city, they wanted to be part of the resurgence of the campaign. a few moments ago i had an exclusive interview with the president where he acknowledged that lot of the momentum has been lost because he has been sitting in the white house for three months. he wanted to be out here tonight saying we have done the best we can with the coronavirus. but the country has to open back up. the way this president builds momentum is by these rallies. because he can outdraw any other candidate. the bok center is about 2/3 full, b

>> guest: good question, jesse. the act when it was created was authorized to send up to $900 million a year on outdoor recreation land acquisition state grants. through the history of the act only twice has congress actually appropriated $900 million for the land and water conservation fund. for over 50 years it has been somewhere probably on an average of $400 million a year so a lot of conservation organizations and advocates have been pushing for years to have full funding and not have to rely annually on congressional appropriations so this particular legislation box in that $900 million in perpetuity. >> host: if they weren't putting the moneyey into the conservatin fund where was the money going? >> guest: oh gosh, congress was using that money probably for an array of other priorities and they are constantly trade-offs that they are having to face but it raises a good point jesse, that in relying on congress oftentimes you might get your priorities shifted. one of the areas we are very [inaudible] maintainin

what did you do for fun, jesse? >> i played sports.ot drink or smoke anything because that stuff is just not good. >> i know. you know what i realized i did for fun when i was a kid was during the pandemic i'd been riding my bike come out like a bicycle. it was interesting, when you were a kid you would ride your bike because it was fun, you weren't actually going anywhere you would go get on your bike and just right around the neighborhood. you would go for a ride too. but then all of a sudden you reach puberty and you're like why am i writing my bike around when there are girls and playboys hidden in the hedges. your mother would find them and throw them out. we all had places in the park t hide or pornography. >> when where thing is up next. ♪ singing so through ancestry, i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. she was only 17. find an honor your ancestors who served in world war ii. their stories live on at ancestry. . . . . ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast c

jesse ventura. what sort of role. for. the world according to which. it's my pleasure to welcome steve chris stock goes host of our tease world of sports he joins me now to discuss the changing attitudes about racism in sports steve thank you for joining me as we all know roger goodell came out last week and made a big huge apology to the players of the national football league of admitted they were wrong and admitted this that whatever but he didn't come out and directly apologize to call him capper and it did and i think that colin capper and it of all people deserves a direct apology because he wants most if he was the person most affected and all he did was take me do you agree governor i completely agree with you on this that was the glaring moment in that apology video from roger goodell that i noticed 1st was i was waiting during the whole minute 20 seconds or whatever it was for him to say and it never happened and i think it would have had more weight it did seem disingenuous to begin with but if he at least had mentioned capper nick by name i

i'm jesse ventura. what's your. world according to you. today we discussed civil armrests in america as protests against racism and the stablish mint sweep the nation. the war. i am or is it a santos for our top story today we turn to be ongoing unrest in america peaceful protests across the nation have turned violent as law enforcement continues to clash with citizens over the may 25th police killing of george cloyd in minneapolis demonstrations have now taken place in all 50 states video footage of the protests reveals a shocking level of police brutality as well as looting and the destruction of property etc there's a lot today sect here you were the former governor of minnesota where george played with killed so i want to hear from you what is your reaction to these terrible events well version. of these events are really this 1st and foremost as a former governor and a former mayor this is the worst situation as an elected official you could possibly could put into because it's a no win situation in many ways you're between a rock and

body of 27 year old dominick alexander was found hanging from a tree in a park near the hudson river jesse we don't have enough information right now to know what really happened but with all the racial tensions we're reminded of our country's horrible past which billie holiday one thing about in her song strange fruit. i'll tell you a barrage of this whole thing is bizarre 1st and foremost i guess i need to look at it this way i've never understood suicide to begin with and that's my fault i guess but i look at it is if you're to the point of committing suicide. things can only get better if you're at that low level things can only improve but that being said i think we need to look at the situation here how normal is that for people to individually go out and hang themselves from trees is that the normal suicide today i don't think so you don't hear of a very often now you do hear of old days of lynchings definitely but that is a form of suicide time the strange to me really really strange it seems there would be other ways to kill yourself if you were going to do it rather than to go ou

jesse: i think institutions are getting more comfortable with it.each other to see what they are doing. they don't want to be the only ones sticking their neck out. they very much move as a herd. ,s far as the volatility of it just look at the traditional markets these days. it is all over the place. bitcoin is the only thing you can look out over the last 10 years and say, it is up a million percent. if you put any money into bitcoin five years ago, you were up massively. bitcoin in the last few months has returned more than the entire s&p 500. manipulation,out if you look at the fed buying junk bonds from failed united states corporations, it is a joke. the market is manipulated. they are printing trillions of dollars to pump up the value of publicly traded stocks. you can't price anything in dollars anymore. be buying, i would bitcoin as a hedge against that inflation. romaine: one of our eagle eyed readers wants to know about tethering. jesse: tethering is basically tokenized dollars on the blockchain. they move just like bitcoin does on the blo

thank you thank you for that answer jesse that was very informative i appreciate it. thank you steve always steak you for your time thank you for coming on but they love to do it again and remember they're the washington football the washington football team thank you for having me governor. you're welcome fakes. the war. machine let's turn to the viewers we ask people on social media if police forces are dismantled what should we replace them with marie says community safety departments which should include social workers therapist mental health professionals nurses e.m.t. is childcare specialists and youth group leaders it needs to have a community panel with investigative abilities and forensic specialists jesse well it's a good idea i guess it'll work but you're still as i pointed out earlier you're still going to move cops because there are violent situations that only they can respond to so people need to understand and then they need to look at ok you're going to reallocate all this money but you've got to be fiscally responsible do you have the body to pay for