hunnam came and said jim lee also had a very nasty experience at night in the burton subway a group of people shouting a corona corona party insulted them and was also sexually harassed on the platform one of them lashed out. at the police and couple called the police to report the offense we explained them the police officers explained them but they don't feel. that is racism. that is kind of a shock. the south korean embassy is also unhappy with how the police dealt with the case. the 1st thing we did was to speak to the police officers who were called out and we gave legal advice to the young couple. we also wrote on behalf of the consulate general to the police officer already as. we asked them to investigate the case both urgently and with the necessary care. hi. victoria also says it wasn't easy to get her voice heard that prompted her to create a website that helps bring people together and offer support. i think it's important for people to be connected in this way during times of social distancing to share their experiences so others know what's going on she found others who w

. ♪ >>> hey, everybody special hello to all you "mad money" fans, i'm melissa lee jim is off today you'reedition of "fast money" lined up for you calling it the fast 5, hitting the five stories that impacted your money this week let's get right to it, we begin with a monster rally on wall street, stocks surging today on the back of a blowout jobs report 2.5 million jobs added last month, biggest increase ever economists were looking for a loss of more than 8 million jobs so much, much better than expected, but is the real read on what's happening with jobs,

jim jordan. elis estefanik. lee zell den. these are great warriors. during the fake impeachment trial, there was nobody that could have done the job they have done. that includes the senate and the house. these people are incredible. a great friend of mine, debbie lesko, arizona. great job, debbie. and a man who has got very good genes, greg pence. thank you all. great job. they are warriors. i'll tell you what. not he person is. but this group is. we have a lot of them in washington. we'll send jim inhofe back, and all of them. they have been fighting for us and they have been fighting for you. they are incredible, talented tough, strong people. and they love your state a lot. so thank you very much. so we built the greatest single economy in the world. and then we say not only the world, but actually in the history of the world they may never even challenge you. we did it. we had the best numbers anybody has ever had. african-american, hispanic american, the best employment numbers in history. the best stock market numbers in history. we were the en

jim, do you have a question for mr. cooperman >> i do. thanks for joining us, lee about speculative ferv fervor that's what i'm calling it with robinhood. hi history has an episode of rhyming with itself. i saw a social media investor trolling warren buffet say he's washed up. i saw that happen in the '90s and in the aulgts. both time mr. buffet came back roaring. do you think the speculative fervor is getting carried away and how do you think it ends >> i remember to the obinhood market will end in tears i'll read you something here somebody sent me an e-mail yesterday we reported that jeffrey decided to turn the bankruptcy proses cess on ittedd by selling up to $1 billion of the most unsecured asset possible shares of bank ruprupt hertz to lunatic robinhood day traders. you see things like that and the crazy stuff. it had to right itself warren has gotten older. he's very wise man i would not in any way write him off. he's one of the heroes in the market he's having trouble figuring out what to do i can understand what he's going through. we have valuation levels

>>> hey, everybody special hello to all you "mad money" fans, i'm melissa lee jim is off today you're in luck, we have a special edition of "fast money" lined up for you calling it the fast 5, hitting the five stories that impacted your money this week let's get right to it, we begin with a monster rally on wall street, stocks surging today on the back of a blowout jobs report 2.5 million jobs added last month, biggest increase ever economists were looking for a loss of more than 8 million jobs so much, much better than expected, but is the real read on what's happening with jobs, is it that report? let's bring in steve liesman, straight to the senior economics reporter for this. steve, what are some of the reasons why we might not trust this data? i guess i'm starting off with a bias, because this seems like really good news when we're just off a huge pandemic. >> i think a reason not to trust it is we're in the middle of an historic economic shutdown and apparently on the upside of that shutdown and nobody has ever seen this kind of thing before we hadn't seen 20 million people lose

and representatives kelly armstrong, lee goldberg, jim jordan jordan, skyeye, peak starboard. thanks also to florida attorney general ashley moody. the president of the fraternal order of police, patios. president of the international association of chiefs of police, stephen. many others joining me at the signing. today is about pursuing common sense and fighting for a cause like we seldom get a chance to fight for. we have to find common ground. i oppose the radical efforts to dissolve police departments, especially when we received the lowest crime rates in recent history. americans know the truth, without police there is chaos without law there is anarchy and without safety there is catastrophe. we need leaders at every level of government with the moral clarity to state these obvious facts. americans believe we must support the brave men and women in blue who police our streets and keep us safe. americans believe we must approve accountability, increase transparency and invest more resources in police training, that's why i'm signing an executive order to encourage police

. >> i'm melissa lee guy adami, jeff mills, and jim verrone can the record speed of the rally keep the pace? we'll get some answers and how high can airlines fly? the name that just turned in its best week ever despite a big downgrade and later on the special edition of fast we're counting down the biggest stories of the week from the jobs report to social media, we bring you what we call the fast five we start off with today's massive rally on the heels of the stunning may jobs report 2.5 million jobs added last month and the biggest increase ever and economists were looking for payrolls to drop by more than 8 million and major indices were 50% above their march 23rd lows and four s&p 500 sectors were now positive for the year and the consumer discretionary hitting an all-time high guy, does this make sense? >> amazing >> not to me, it doesn't, clearly. and i've been saying this now and it seems like the last 300 or so s&p points and it's been steadfast and he's been in that camp, as well. just on the terms of a backdrop on a lot of different things it doesn't make sense, but if you s

jim jordan. e lirks se, stefenik. lee zeldin. tom emmer. these are warriors. these are great warriors. during the fake impeachment trial, there was nobody that could have done the job they have done. that includes the senate and the house. these people are incredible. david. a great friend of mine, debbie lesko, arizona. great job, debbie. and a man who's got very good ge nerks s, greg pence. -- got very good genes, greg pence. we have a lot of them in washington. we'll send jim inhofe back. and we'll send every one of them. they have to come back because they are fighting for us and they are fighting for you. they are talented, strong, tough people of and they love your state a lot. so thank you very much. so we built the greatest economy in the world. and then we say not only the world. but in the history of the world. we did the. we had the best numbers anybody has ever had. we had the best employment numbers. the best employment numbers in history. the best stock market numbers in history. we whether envy of the world. everybody would come in to see me, presidents, prime ministers,

here is lee cowan. >> lee: in his vintage ford pickup, jim bachor is on the prowl. o find what most drivers try to avoid. >> there is a trio behind me that looks perfect. >> lee: perfect potholes, pro poste preposterou. he may be the only person behind a steering wheel that sees car-eating craters as a potential candidate. >> i'm subservient to the pothole gods. >> reporter: he is a true street artist in every sense of the word. since 2015, on city streets in chicago and elsewhere, he has been filling potholes with mosaics, like these. we first met bachor, naturally, playing in the middle of a street. there is a hazard. since the last time we talked, how much has your visibility gone up? >> oh, gosh, huge, huge. >> reporter: he has filled nearly 90 potholes with his work so far. one tiny piece of marble and glass at a time. but the streets are quieter now than they used to be. and are empty of laughter, too. which is where his latest works come in. >> so i'm working on the perpetual toilet paper piece. >> reporter: you heard right, the potential toilet paper mosaic.

lee. i hope slim jim doesn't get jealous. >> i'm ready. man, i'm ready. i'm ready. let's go. let's go. >> me and slim jim on the way, too, reality check. >> reality check is the new song. and i'm sorry i ran late on the hour but it was important. thanks to both of you. >> we have time. >> good night, everybody. >>> if the inexpressible cruelties of slavery could not stop us, the opposition we now face will surely fail. good evening and happy emancipation day to all. i'm joy reid. and those words written by dr. martin luther king jr. and his letter from a birmingham jail also expressed the spirit of juneteenth. the holiday celebrating the date in 1865 when the last enslaved black americans learned of their freedom, two years after lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation and union troops ended the civil war. this year's celebrations were especially poignant across the country particularly in the city of tulsa, oklahoma, which is bracing for a perfect storm tomorrow thanks to none other than donald trump, president of the united states. in tulsa this afternoon black lives m

lee. i hope slim jim doesn't get jealous. >> i'm ready. man, i'm ready. i'm ready. let's go., too, reality check. >> reality check is the new song. and i'm sorry i ran late on the hour but it was important. thanks to both of you. >> we have time. >> good night, everybody.

jim jordan. [cheers and applause] lee selden. [cheers and applause] emer.s these are warriors.udes the senate on the house. these people are incredible. david. [cheers and applause] mine, debbied of lesko, arizona. great job, debby. great job. and the man who has very good genes, greg pence. [cheers and applause] all. you great job. they are. they are warriors, i tell you what. not every person is, but this group is, and we have a lot of them in washington, and we will send jim inhofe back and we will send all of them and one of them. they have to come back. they have been fighting for us, and they have been fighting for you. they are incredible, talented, strong, tough people who love your state a lot, so thank you very much. [cheers and applause] singleuilt the greatest economy in the world, and then and they never challenge me, so i guess they are right. we have the best numbers anybody has ever had. we have the best employment numbers. we have the best employment numbers in history, the best stock market numbers in history. [cheers and applause] we were the end of the world

, but here's the latest from friday as you look at pictures of the lee commissioner, a 72 game season beginning july 14, owners like jim crane of the astros offering players 70 to 80 percent of their prorated salary , the proposal will also expand the postseason from 10 to 16 teams. the players are expected to turn the offer down. they are still demanding 100 percent of their prorated salaries. in the meantime, when you get money you can build your own golf viewing areas from your fort worth, texas homes, watching jordan spieth's short game at the charles schwab challenge, shot a 5 under 65 and he's tied for second place. he carded a triple bogey 7, but from there, carved up the course, especially on the back nine, he was seven under for his less 17 holes and finishes round with a birdie, 4 under 66 with a 1 shot lead heading into the weekend. that's the show were dennis o'donnell shows you what happened. >> much-needed commentary. >> it happened. >>> a small east bay community hospital dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, dozens of medical workers tested positive , what it takes to protect staff and patients in faci

lee arby hawes jim oswald shot kennedy to kill john kennedy. what charles was trying to do had nothing personal against james garfield, he like the man, he met his him and his wife. he's trying to redo and traverse the election. he is not so much trying to get garfield out of office as to put someone else in office is trying to make chester allen arthur and his circle of friends the president and ruling circle in the united states. it was a regime change. that's a very scary thought when you think about it and he was successful in doing it. >> and to get back to question susan asked about mount vernon earlier this week, abraham lincoln of course is ranked number one president. so james buchanan and andrew johnson came after him consistently ranks the last two, heidi explained that? so lincoln was historical kryptonite you don't to be close to him he had the greatest challenges of any president ended such a wonderful job it's hard to look good next to that. but, they were cosmically unsuccessful. buchanan slid into war and almost did to stop it

jim mattis is now voicing his opinion on the president's handling of the national unrest calling him a threat to the constitution. here is greg lee with the mounting criticism from the president. >> we have to have a dominant force. it doesn't sound good to say but we have to have a dominant force. >> president trump reiterated his desire for law and order. trump previously threatened to send the u.s. military into cities to quell violence. defense as spies secretary mark asper disagreed. >> the option to be used is only a matter of last resort and only in the most urgent and dire situations. we are not in one of those situations now. >> there is mounting criticism of the handling of protests. video outside the white house shows protesters peaceful being pushed back after he walked to st. john's church for photo. the white house had police actions were not tied to the visit. the ag decided to expand the perimeter and that was a decision made long before the church discussion was ever under consideration. >> drawing sharp contrast former president barack obama spoke on camera about floyd's desk and he called for follow- through an

finally action being done on some of these monuments, jim. >> that was the roots of the white supremacist demonstration in 2017, the general robert e. leejeff zeleny, thanks so much. >> sure. >>> let's go to michigan now. one of the first powerful images came out of mid-michigan, images of hope that went viral when violence was escalating across the country. watch this. >> these caps love you. th that cop over there hugs people. tell us what you want us to do. >> walk with us! walk with us! walk with us! >> walk they did, and listen they did, and peace was capped. joining us is sheriff christopher swanson. it's nice to talk with you. i think a lot of us were moved and touched watching that video. you said it was a moment you'll remember for the rest of your life. i want to talk to you about what's next. it was one thing to do what you did, and i think everyone commends that. you walked with them and you listened. what are you going to do next? >> first i just got to say if it wasn't for those protestors there, for those leaders in the crowd, for those cops on the line to listen to the message that was being given, then we wouldn't be ta

senator lee: before you became the acting attorney general in this context, didn't you -- at some point get a sense for the politicization within the f.b.i. at the top level of the f.b.i., even beyond jim comey? mr. rosenstein: no. senator lee: you didn't have any sense there was a targeting of a presidential candidate and later someone who became the president of the united states? mr. rosenstein:dy not have that impression. senator lee: what was the legal basis for appointing robert mueller? didn't you become concerned at some point about the composition of mueller's staff? let's take for example, mr. weissman. he is now fundraising for joe biden, his right. previously he was an advocate of the hillary clinton campaign. did that bother you that you had known democratic operatives, overwhelmingly democratic leaning people who were part of this team? mr. rosenstein: it would have been preferable to have a more politically diverse group, but if they followed the rules, their political ideology wouldn't matter. senator lee: if everyone followed the rules, political ideologies wouldn't matter. mr. rosenstein: senator, i had bob mueller in charge of this. based upon that and my conversatio

jim. member of cramer since 2005. >> hey, man. >> caller: the symbols et, i want your take on black stone's group increase. >> lee cooperman recommended. yesterday i'm not a fan. i'm a fan of lee but i don't like the companies that i would describe i think they are -- so i'm going to say take a pass i need to go to kevin in texas, kevin? >> caller: jim, chill, fly eagle fly. >> what is happening >> caller: i have a question about yeti. >> i like it the world hates it the world is wrong i like it. i was very chill today on twitter. i'm sorry if i hurt anybody's feelings but i meant it and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. >>> all right. all day we heard the noises about the president and infrastructure bill considering a trillion dollar one, what does that do for the market do what does it mean? we

>>> former secretary of state jim matus is voicing his opinion on the present handling of the national wide unrest calling him a threat to the constitution. here is greg leeith the mounting criticism of the president. >> we have to have a dominant force. maybe it doesn't sound good, but you have to have a dominant force . >> reporter: on a fox radio show president trump reiterated his desire for law and mortar trump previously threatened to send the u.s. military into cities to qualify. mark esper publicly disagreed. >> the option to use active- duty forces in a law- enforcement role should only be used as a matter of last resort. and only in the most urgent and dire of situations. we are not in one of those situations now . >> reporter: there is mounting criticism of the present handling of protests, particularly the scene in washington monday. video outside the white house shows protesters, many peaceful, pushed back as he walked to st. john's church for a photo. white house said police actions were not tied to the visit. >> the attorney general decided that morning to expand the parameter and that was the decision made long before the church discussion

. >> i'm melissa lee guy adami, jeff mills, and jim verrone can the record speed of the rally keep thee'll get some answers and how high can airlines fly? the name that just turned in its best week ever despite a big downgrade and later on the special edition of fast we're counting down the biggest stories of the week from the jobs report to social media, we bring you what we call

lee did not want to have confederate memorials. a lot of these were put up during the jim era to celebrate segregation. they should be gone. a few years ago donald trump said, if we start tearing down the confederate memorials then were going to have a slippery slope to george washington. everyone laughed and said, of course we can tell the difference. it turns out we can't. we need to have a national conversation but you can't do that when mobs are tearing down statues. >> bill: we will see you next monday. thank you, gentlemen. top group a pediatrician saying solution make it a priority to get students physically back in the classrooms for the upcoming school year. the american academy of pediatrics is urging school districts to encourage safety concerns and what it called the negative impacts of keeping kids at home. much more as we go along. a pair of supreme court rulings handed down today. one on abortion and another on presidential power. we will talk to a former clerk to one of the former justice is on with the decisions could tell us about the direction and positi

. >>> jim matus has written a scathing rebuke of president trump calling him a threat to the u.s. constitution. greg lee with more on the mounting criticism. >> president trump reiterated his desire. mark casper publicly disagree. the option to use may only be used as a matter of last resort and only in the most dire situations. we are not one of those situations now. >> mounting criticism of a protest particularly the scene in washington monday. video shows protesters many of them peaceful being pushed back as he walked to st. john's church for a photo. police actions were not tied to the visit. >> that was a decision made long before the church discussion was under consideration. >> former president barack obama spoke on camera for the first time about floyd's death and the protests that followed. they spoke to likely to young protesters. >> you have helped to make the entire country feel stanford political science professor says the divide between parties is predictable as we approach the election. democrats in to go beyond unity and show action for change. >> i think the democratic party has its wor

lee absolutely and with the beard with the reddish beard you look more like jim stewart but that's excellent. let's take a look at a few things and write. these are the dead from gettysburg. we visit the confederate section of the cemetery with the graves of around 2000 soldiers who died in gettysburg a battle lost by robert e. lee in 1963 it was arguably the turning point in the war. heavy casualties. around 50000 soldiers from both sides died in that battle there are a lot of people that feel that those statues need to come down when you look at these monuments just on a pure abstract be they're beautiful works of our beautiful works of art and then you've got the military brilliance of robert e. lee which is still studied by military theorists today the passion for this issue we as the sins of confederate ancestors they're our family we revere the fact that we feel in our opinion they fought for a noble cause to overthrow it overbearing federal government would you want anybody to talk badly about your family just the notion of family you know brings up a lot of emotions in me but at the

this argument, that something like charlottesville's lee's statue shows that there is a direct line between the confederacy and its policies and jim crow segregation, and they can be used as teachable moments, teachable sort of props, to show that there was this direct connection, if properly contextualized. that, again, i see the merit of the argument. but there's another kind of argument that you hear. and this is an argument made by recent defenders of these statues in a recent charlottesville court case in an attempted to defend a 1909 law that prevents localities from taking statues down, and attempt s to hold the city counselors who attempts to take those statues down financially liable. and the defenders in that context argued the statues had nothing whatsoever to do with race or slavery or white supremacy and so on. you may say it's ludicrous someone would make that argument in the present moment, but people do. that argument is very different than the first one i made and we have to sort of stand up to that. these statues and -- in charlottesville, the purpose of them was to promote the worshipful reverence of robert e. l

lee. so it is really a failure in the way in which this country has not atoned for slavery and jim crow. > you mentioned the monuments. of course, president trump pledging to prevent more confederate con umts from being torn down saying he signed an executive order threatening long prison terms. rochelle, how important is it to have some of these statues removed and should protesters let the process play out even if it may never play out in some states or are they moving forward saying this is the people's will? >> well, i think we first have to jaund why these statues were put up in the first place, yes, some of them were put up after the civil war but a majority of these statues were put up during the civil rights movement and it was basically to send a sign that people wanted white supremacy to continue to rein in this country. those statues represent white supremacy, they represent a hatred for black people in this country, they represent shadow slavery. so, yes, it is time for them to come down. look, the confederate -- the coward confederate lost the war. okay. so put their statues i

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jim clyburn repeatedly said it's a bad idea. everybody on the hill has said it's a bad idea, that i heard. also spike lee a bad idea. do you know any democratic leaders on the hill that support the defunding police issue? >> zero. and actually, the democrats' bill gives more money to police. so, they've kind of cut this off at the knees. but again, this is something, a slogan that's gained traction with the base and has gained the imagination of some activists. and politically, that's a challenge for democrats. yesterday, karen bass, who you're going to have on after this, i believe, had to apologize for calling it the dumbest slogan ever. so, clearly, some tension with parts of the base. >> well, it's one of the dumbest slogans ever. it's certainly up there. when you're talking about polishing police departments, it's a great way to actually play into the hands of your opponents, especially when the overwhelming majority of americans are on your side. so, 72% on the wrong track. donald trump's approval ratings -- let me show you this, jake, and we'll pass it around. in michigan, donald trump's head-to-h

that the way jim mattis resigned his position in this administration over a principle that he felt could not be cross. i'm also a little bit confused by esper's explanations. he told carol leeur nbc news reporters that did he not know that they were going to the church. he thought he was going to tour that vandalized bathroom, that burned out bathroom at the top of lafayette park. but then today in the news conference, he said he knew he was going to the church but didn't know it was going to be a photo-op. it is all very confusing. we do know from what our white house team is reporting that the white house is not happy with esper. we'll see what happens going from here. >> we'll see. but i think the news this hour is going to be driven from minneapolis. we're going to begin there where moments ago we heard from both the son of george floyd and the family's attorney. our own shaquille brewster is there. shaq, i think the biggest thing we're waiting on today is today we may find out how authorities may go after the three other police officers that have yet to be charged with anything. >> that's right, chuck. that continues to be the demand of the family. that continues to be