judas morris -- judith morris reports. >> the only thing on showed today was his artistic pupject by grof stage designers. they have also wrapped the yal exchange and say they are highlighting the plight of theaters that have been devastated by closing during the pandemic. eo>> it is not juste who work in the building, it is the freelancers, the costume designers tt we rely on to work with all the time. that is all part of the wider economy. it seems a real shame that it doesot feel like that's been acknowledged. since the theater closed at stores, one production after another has been canceled and millions of pounds of revenue, lost. the royal exchange's managers say they are fighting for survival. tythere is a possibihey may have to make 60% of the staff your redundant. last year, julie startedur mothr e of the royal exchange. >> it is really emotional being here. >> today, she sat on the empty stage and called for increased government support for the theater industry. >> it's not just about people in the west end. it's about the infrastructure in this country. and about people's j

historical contentious issues and a review of laws perceived to discriminate against black and indeed judas communities but not everybody is in favor. while acknowledging that the liberal left agenda has failed black in minority communities in contemporary times by forcing their children to attend failed schools and by enacting policies that make it easy to become dependent on the government it would be an unprecedented and immoral act of government to seek reparations for the horrible wrongs that were committed generations ago oppressions were also approved in the u.s. city of asheville where money will be invested into poor black communities the authorities in both cities say that the initiatives are only the beginning of wider changes. a lot of folks are going to jump straight to the reparations question how much what form for how long who's eligible those are all legitimate questions but they're questions for another day and they're questions that will be answered through the process it's important to go step by step with this resolution is the 1st year in that it names their list of. t

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>>ug you're like the [bleep] blk judas! >> a outfits. as the big apple ramps up for another night of white people yelling at black cops, we go to a reporter who infiltrated the autonomous zone at city hall. joining me now is shelby talcott, she's a media reporter for "the daily caller." we showed you -- you showed us rather a pretty disturbing video that you had shot. a peaceful protester was saying that he wanted to hang cops from trees. this was another video you took inside the zone today. watch. >> raymond: shelby, what was happening there, and what do these people want? >> last night about at least 800 protesters came out and they were waiting for the city budget to pass. they wantt at least $1 billion taken away from the nypd. they did get that, but they said that it was a smoke andnd mirros type of deal that wasn't acceptable to them. so they protested. they ended up setting up barricades to try and expand the zone and keep cops out. they came back really early thin morning around 5:30. cops came in and took down the barriers, eve

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the plaza and one police officer, significantly single him out for his race and called him a black judas protesters have chanted other vulgarities at the nypd. they have lasers in the trying to get in the faces of the officers. they are definitely ratcheting up the rhetoric. >> laura: they want to provoke a violent interaction. julio, good luck out there. we will be checking back with you in the coming weeks. thanks so much. new jersey restaurant eagerly awaiting lockdown restrictions on indoor dining to be lifted this week. but yesterday, democrat governor phil murphy dramatically reversed course. my next guest says this unexpected reversal is anex absolute got punch to his family 'has print joins me. andrew mccrone, you even rehired 12 of the 45 employees you had to layoff. what's going to happen now? >> i'm g going to lay off six of those employees right now. we are bringing dominic bringing back 12. six of them have to be laid off. that's the best i could think of. it was a real got punch yesterday. >> laura: how long can you stay in business with this whiplash, open, close, 25% from

it would have eased my situation considerably, but i did not the prosecutors wanted me to play judas, but i did not. are you familiar with that? a.g. barr: actually, i am not. why should iu say, investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the commutation power to swap the signs of a witness? a.g. barr: because we require a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> i just gave to you, sir -- a.g. barr: i do not consider it. i consider it a theory that you have. >> it sounds like -- a.g. barr: there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> the same day roger stone said that, donald trump -- a.g. barr: the standards of justice were during the tail end of the obama administration. >> are you aware that michael: come after being released from prison, was asked to not engage with the media, including to write a book? were you aware that was asked of him? a.g. barr: was i aware? no. >> do know if anyone else in your department was aware? a.g. barr: maybe i should tell you what happened. he

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the prosecutors wanted me to play judas. i refused. are you familiar with that stone statement? >> actually, i'm not. >> you told abc news that the president's tweets sometimes make your job impossible. but sir, your job is only impossible if you enable the president's corrupt schemes. >> congressman joe neguse began his questioning with a challenge that made the attorney general even more uncomfortable about perjury. >> good afternoon, mr. attorney general. i want to go through a couple of your prior statements. on april 19 -- excuse me, april 1 of 2019, you stated that the white house cooperated with the special counsel's investigation. you're aware of that? >> uh-huh. >> today, yes or no, mr. barr, do you testify that that statement was true at the time you made it? >> i thought it to be true at the time i made it. why isn't it true? >> i'll get to that. >> does it have -- >> mr. barr, i will get to that. you answered the question. i have another question for you. on june 19 -- >> actually, i need to answer. >> mr. attorney general, you did answer. >> you said under penalty o

situation considerably it would have eased my situation considerably, but i didn't they wanted me to play judasone did or didn't do >> well, what i know is that he told me that he had during the course of the campaign year season 29 or 30 conversations with the president that was news. i hadn't heard that before i'm not sure anybody had and i would deduce from the fact that roger said, "i could ease my situation considerably" if i cooperated with the feds, that he had something of value to tell the feds. i mean, that's the logic of it, and that's why hillary clinton rightly said that we don't know the full story, as she knows, since hillary started out as a watergate-era prosecutor the key question is, what does the president known and when did he know it and presumably, you have to assume, since roger thought he could ease his situation, that there were things in those 29 or 30 conversations that would be of great interest to the feds, and that's why we don't know the whole story. >> and mo, did you get the sense in talking to him that roger stone knows something, that he's holding back to hel

the prosecutors wanted me to play judas. i refused. are you familiar with that stone statement?ally, i'm not. >> so how can you sit here and tell us why should i investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the pardon or commutation power to swap the silence of a witness? >> because we require, you know, a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> and i just gave to you, sir -- >> i don't consider it. i consider it a very rube goldberg theory that you have. >> a very rube goldberg theory that you have there. now, what the attorney general seems to have forgotten in that metaphor is that a rube goldberg machine may take a long time, but in the end it works. and the payoff is pretty sweet. joining us now, bash mcquaid, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. barbara, good to see you again. i feel like you and i have had this conversation before, but we're going to have it again. roger stone is a convicted felon. the -- eric swalwell did a remarkable job of walking the att

they wanted me to play judas. i refused. how do you read those comments from stone?t roger stone was very clear that he had incriminating information as it relates to the president's knowledge of possible coordination between his campaign and wikileaks with roger stone serving as an intermediary. because the president viewed that information either as politically damaging or potentially criminal in nature, roger stone withheld that information and lied to congress as well as to a jury. and so the question is the one that senator leahy asked bill barr during the confirmation of the attorney general. is it lawful for a president to issue a pardon in exchange for a witness declining to provide criminal information? and the attorney general, mr. cover-up artist himself, was very clear. that would be a crime. >> is there a difference, congressman, between in that situation if he was right, between a commutation and a pardon? i mean, i guess the question is do you believe that there is anything really that can be done about it? the president has broad powers when it comes

the prosecutors wanted mae to play judas. are you familiar with that statement? >> i'm not. >> how can you tell us why should the investigate the president of the united states if you're not aware of the facts of the president using the power to swap the silence of a witness? >> because we require a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> i just gave to you, sir -- >> i consider it a rube goldberg theory that you have. by the way, if i applied this standard there would be more people under investigation. >> mr. attorney general, the very same day that roger stone said that, donald trump's -- >> the obama administration -- >> let's turn to the michael cohen case. are you aware that michael cohen after being released from prison were asked not to engage with the media including to write a book? were you aware? >> was i aware? >> yes. >> no. >> do you know if anyone else in your department was aware? >> maybe i should tell you what happened. >> why don't you tell us what happened? >> okay. he was furloughed from the bureau of prisons. >> no, n

they wanted me to play judas. i refused. here's how adam schiff reacted this weekend. >> the jury of roger stone's peers found him guilty on every charge. and what the president is effectively doing is say iing is okay to lie to congress as long as you lie to protect me. let's not make any mistake about this. donald trump wants to keep roger stone silent. roger stone knows too much about donald trump. that's always the motivation with this president, which is to protect himself, to cover up for himself, nothing else matters. >> likewise chairman jerry nadler says that his committee will investigate whether the comation was granted as a reward for stone's silence and i'm joined now by democratic congressman, ted lew, a member of the house judiciary committee and white house correspondent for pbs news hour. congressman, we just mentioned the committee you serve on, your chairman saying he wants to look into it. what is your committee planning to do here? >> thank you, steve, for your question. let me first say that just becaus

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the prosecutors wanted me to play judas. i refused." are you familiar with that stone statement? >> actually, i'm not. >> how can you sit here and ask why you should investigate the president of the united states if you are not even aware of the facts of the present using power to swap the sounds of a witness? >> because we require a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> i just gave to you -- >> i consider it a very rube goldberg theory that you have. >> well it sounds like you are hearing this -- >> by the way, there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> mr. attorney general, the very same day roger stone said that, donald trump, no surprise -- >> the standards of justice were really during the tail end of the obama administration. >> mr. attorney general, let's turn to the michael cohen case. are you aware, sarah, the michael cohen, after being released from prison, was asked not to engage with the media, including to write a book? were you aware that would be assumed? >> was i aware, no. >> do you know if anyone else in your apartment was

the prosecutors wanted me to play judas. i refused. are you familiar with that stone statement? >> actually, i'm not. >> how can you sit here and tell us why should i investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the pardoning or commutation power to swap the silence of a witness? >> because we require, you know, a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> and i just gave you, sir -- >> i don't consider it. i consider it a very goldberg theory that you have. >> it sounds like you're hearing this -- >> by the way, if i applied this standard, there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> mr. attorney general, the very same day that roger stone said that, donald trump -- >> that's one of the -- the two standards of justice were really during the tail end of the obama administration. >> let's turn to the michael cohen case. are you aware that michael cohen, after being released from prison, was asked not to engage with the media, including to write a book. were you aware that was go

the prosecutors wanted me to play judas. i refused." are you familiar with that stone statement?ly, i'm not. >> so, how can you sit here and tell us, why should i investigate the president of the united states, if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the pardon or commutation power to swap the silence of a witness? >> because we require, you know, a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> and i just gave to you, sir -- >> i don't consider it. i consider it a very rube goldberg theory that you have. >> it sounds like you're hearing this for the first time today and -- >> there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> so, julia, there's a lot to comb through there with roger stone and also michael flynn, the charges being dropped after he pleaded guilty to them. attorney general barr has said recently that he doesn't necessarily agree with the commutation of roger stone's sentence, but of course, the justice department did step in to reduce his sentence. what did you take away from that exchange? >> well, over and over a

it would have eased my situation considerably, but i did not the prosecutors wanted me to play judas, but i did not. are you familiar with that? a.g. barr: actually, i am not. why should iu say, investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the commutation power to swap the signs of a witness? a.g. barr: because we require a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> i just gave to you, sir -- a.g. barr: i do not consider it. i consider it a theory that you have. >> it sounds like -- a.g. barr: there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> the same day roger stone said that, donald trump -- a.g. barr: the standards of justice were during the tail end of the obama administration. >> are you aware that michael: come after being released from prison, was asked to not engage with the media, including to write a book? were you aware that was asked of him? a.g. barr: was i aware? no. >> do know if anyone else in your department was aware? a.g. barr: maybe i should tell you what happened. he

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