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. >> demonstrators and man named justus from blake, witnesses say police were breaking up the night.> the attorney says blake had three kids in the car. ages, 3, 5 and 8. >> what he is making these people so angry. >> it is graphic and disturbing. if you want to understand the situation, you have to watch. >> why did they have to do that? why didn't he listen? >> you have to do better in analysis. joining us now from cockenosha. omar, i see you are in full gear there. using anticrowd control it is really a tale of two cities. there are early ooerevening and afternoon protests. >> as night fell, things got more confrontations with police and you began to see in places. all the while, if you noted the mascot i had earlier. all the while, police are trying to offer some of these crowds. swendi sending those flash thing. police were drawing heavy battle line to make sure those are not being crossed. >> reporter: as question swirls, why did blake end pd up with 7 shots and we'll check on him. >> omar is something happening tomorrow. >> we can imagine at this point we have a lot of example

it's not justus. it's not just we can't hang out. it's not just that our teenagers are pissed at us, the kids are going to fall behind now. they turned an entire country around in many terms of testing in two months. you're not at fault, but you're trying to figure out a solution when it should have been provided for you. >> i wish you well. you are always on the show to make the case. i hope the consortium works and grows. >> thank you. >>> i feel for the governors, i feel for the governors, because you go at the federal government. you go at trump, you lose. he'll find some way to make you pay. he'll call you out. i get it. but we're all frustrated in our existence, because we're not doing the things we could. it shouldn't be seven states. it should be 50. now, the election, this is all going to culminate in an election, right? if you care about the election, you have to care about the process. and you better be paying attention to mail-in voting. why? it is the key for people who are afraid to go to the polls. the president fears

justu think that it is bringing in new states at this point for mail-in voting that will cause the problem? it sounds like you trust your local election officials a lot more than the postal workers. caller: i trust the postal workers, they are people, like everybody else's. you know, the system is not designed for you to vote. is it a faulty system? i don't believe so. i just believe people are worried about other things, and the main thing they should be worried about is the protection of the country and taking care andhe people in the country voting is a very significant right that is very much waived in the air, especially in serious situations and times like the current pandemic going on. host: how do you plan to vote? do you plan to stand in line, early vote, absentee vote? what are your plans for the november vote? caller: early vote if i could, maybe stand in line if i have to . i am just thankful for the right to be able to vote. callingt's go to, jean, from gary, indiana. jean works at the post office. what is your current location? caller: i do not understand you. host: what are