joining me, kevin jackson. he's now a fox news contributor. all right, good evening, kevin. >> good evening, judge. >> there was a moment at the convention i understand it was a fought for moment, a moment of silence for the police officers killed in the line of duty and there were chants of black lives matter. now it appears to a lot of people that the democratic party was more focused on those who were killed in confrontations with cops as opposed to cops who were just recently in dallas and baton rouge killed because they were cops. >> right. well, you know the last time they had their convention, they booed god, so i guess this is a step up if you think about it. it was pretty crass. i think it's funny to me. the democrats, the timing of this, as they like to say in politics, the optics coming off the shootings in baton rouge, to something like this to have the women up there, the mothers of in some casesing like michael brown, the kid who was a thug and the mother raised a thug. there's so many things i think about when i think about the

deirdre: with me now, blacks sphere executive editor kevin jackson. kevin, welcome. this police chief has a tough and amazing record of loss to violence in his own family. one much his partners as well. what is your reaction to his comment about remembering the officers? >> just how sad is that. he is having to beg the public and in effect the department of justice to support the people who protect us day in, day out, in fact protect the very community that was out there marching over the nonsense of "black lives matter." it was pathetic. and i think you guys were rolling some. folks there, people like doug barney and derek gear. not only these are police officers but military veterans that come back to the serve the country. they are tax paying citizens. the left in america demonized this group, made them look like a hate group against blacks when nothing could be further from the troop. it is absolutely pathetic we're in a situation in america where this is allowed to exist. this man begs for people to support the police. >> kevin, i want to ask you this, because,

louis, author and radio host kevin jackson, also fox news contributor. welcome back. you were on last night, started talking about some numbers. i think it's clear that more than 90% of african americans who are killed are killed by other african americans. what i think is worth discussing even more is the percentage of african americans killed by cops compared to the number of whites killed by cops. what can you tell us? >> well, we talked about it yesterday that whites are killed, currently i believe now 562. the other day it was 561. of people killed by cops, 275 are white and 136 are black. the challenge you have is that whites outnumber blacks 3 to 1, that's a fact. what it doesn't take into account is the level of crime, in the black community, which is pretty substantial. so when you throw that in -- >> go ahead, kevin. >> when you throw in those numbers and i'm a mathematician, blacks are underrepresented in law enforcement in terms of what obama was talking about, traffic stops, detained by police, so on and so forth. so it is a misnomer to say more blacks ar

kevin jackson is a conservative headio host. richard fowler is a nationally syndicated radio host.s it? >> hey, 329 people killed so far. black lives matters protesting the gay parades. black lives matter hasn't said a word. where is it? it doesn't exist because the outrage only occurs when it's a cop shooting somebody or, you know, in particular, a white cop. and it's a shame because you know what, megyn, next weekend it will be more killings. the weekdend after that, more killings. people build entire radio programs knowing chicago is going to have massive murders all year long. >> it's incredible, richard. what of it? >> one, in a building behind me, speaker to demand a vote so we can have more gun control in the country. joining john lewis was the representative from chicago, who stated in an article to the hill, when it comes to what i believe in, i will get arrested because i'm seeing too much violence in chicago. something has to be done. >> they're talking about orlando. >> the entire caucus is trying to get gun reform done. sadly, chicago is something of a washington trans

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kevin jackson i think you as always for your clarity. are glad to have you. the mac my pleasure.says the nra and even the second amendment are guilty of racism we will give you more context on his comments coming up next. >> the nra is coming out to defend the gun rights they legally had. where are they now. maybe you mean the second amendment for whites only. deirdre: accusing the nra that african-americans don't have the same second amendment rights. they were both killed by police. with me now is an nra member. the nra isn't racist. thank you for joining us. what is your impression about al sharpton's comments but also as they were in context. >> i need people to understand that people like al sharpton the very nature whenever that goes away so does his career. i don't really put much merit to them. i worry about the people listening. in the flurry of other programming that involves not only black people but every other race, gender sexual orientation, i don't know what could possibly be done at that point to change the notion that the nra is racist. deirdre: we have lost trac

. >> kevin jackson, thanks for being with us tonight. >>> next, a member of the finest. we'll also hear from an eyewitness who was on the scene when back to ""justice with jude jeanine."" justice with judge jeanine."" >>> tonight we're learning more about those lost in the dallas attack. fox news correspondent rich edson with more. good evening, rich. >> reporter: good oochbing judge. we're learning more about those who survive and those who did not. we have 12 in total who were shot, five who died, seven who survived and two civil yaiacivi. brent thompson wasn't just 43 years old. married two weeks add. had six children and two. dallas police department michael krol, he had texted his girlfriend that evening and all was peaceful in the march and she never heard from him again. he moved from michigan to dallas. and patrick zamarripa was married, had a toddler and school age stepchild and earlier his father spoke about his son smie said, look. when he told me he was going to be a police officer, i told him don't be the bad cop. you be the good cop. i told you what's wrong

tucker carlson, judge jeanine and kevin jackson.on rouge yesterday. for people looking in, kevin, they're wondering what is happening? >> well, we have been talking about this for a long time. from on high, barack obama has from the moment we started with the gates incident, people think we're so -- think it was so inknockous, the guy sees someone break into the house, it should have stopped there. law and order doing its job, but instead it got blown out of proportion. we wonder how that one small incident lit the fuse to everything we have got going today. >> judge, this has been simmering, but why is it exploding now? >> well, you know, it's -- as kevin said the seeds of this racial hatred began with president barack obama and the irony is that the american people elected him totally color-blind to the color of his skin and hoping that this country will come together. the truth is that the cop killing has become normalized in america. there is a narrative that started at the white house, and the president continues it to this day

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kevin jackson in the front. >> colorizing, the gentleman in the back says the right thing. why are we talking about this is a black white issue. cops right or wrong, they did something. the other thing the pastor said talking about systematic stuff. a baltimore black mayor, a baltimore black state attorney. cops, police chief who is black. let me just finish. everybody in that system was pretty much black. cops involved were black. we're talking about is this some kkk guy that set this things up? the government that we're talking about here, the government we're talking about here -- >> people are saying -- >> the government we're talking about here as a government that is controlled by a president who is black, attorney general who is black, and before him, was black. we continue to colorize this. the problem is because we aren't having discussions. we're saying the black community is complicit. the cops are complicit. >> we heard from this, this is become an ideological issue. you've got people looking at this in terms of abusing the issue of people dying, several people

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also a fox news contributor, kevin jackson. , from what we know this morning, it seems like this was a targeted, preplanned -- who knows how long, but a preplanned attack against police. what are your thoughts this morning? >> well, probably was. i mean, the speculation on that's going to last for some time. obviously, there was some planning because they knew that the protests were going to happen, but i think what we should be talking about is why this attack occurred which is quite frankly we have been leading up to it. when it's happened in ferguson, people seem to forget that police officers were shot at in ferguson in one of the last episodes. and police officers are being killed all over this country and it's leadership from the top. barack obama's speech helped to stoke this. i know people don't like to hear this, but we are not having an honest conversation about why this type of thing is occurring because everybody on the left wants to look at it through the ethnocentric and racist eyes. many people in america are unfo

. >>> joining us now with more kevin jackson, he's a fox news contributor and a conservative radio hosthat do you make of that? kareem's last point, pretty thoughtful that you know some of these young men in these communities where we've seen these incidents happen need to be more respectful of the ut the police need to think more about community policing and respect of, in particular the young black men who they pull over in so many of these incidents that we've seen go wrong. >> well you know, here's what i think about it. i think if you made all the cops who dealt with blacks in america black, you'd have the same problems. and then what would they say? they couldn't blame racism at that point. we haven't looked at the stats of how many of these kids that are killed are killed by black cops. most of the time in policing they tend to put people of the same ethnicity in the same ethnic corridor. and a lot of things kareem talked about until the last point, quite frankly, were ridiculous. look cops are not the problem here. to have that lady come speak when sherher son was a criminal who

radio host kevin jackson joins us now and hillary clinton supporter daniel joins us now as well. kevin, let me start with you. where do you think donald trump is on this particular issue? and is there any -- it's going to come down to states. let's be honest at the end of it and not necessarily the percentage of the black voter or hispanic supreme court or any type of vote but in terms of getting the minorities to his side in any swing in a swing state, is he close? >> yeah. i think donald trump is resonating well in the black community because he's not pandering. you look at hillary clinton everything she does puts black people in a block, and it's all around issues that quite frankly don't have any real bearing in the black community. you're talking about black lives matter. we should be talking about economic recovery of blacks. under obama, blacks own 20 banks coming into his administration. we now own 10. we have no private equity firms that are financing black organizations, black companies promoting black business. connell: so you don't think he has to change anything is y

. >> we're bringing now fox news contributor kevin jackson kevin welcome to the program.thanks, stuart. >> on one case for a moment and asked you a broader general question . why have race relations actually worsened that would been my opinion worsened over past seven and a half years with the first black president in the white house? >> not just opinion stuart but of america, and main reason when when barack obama got elected the left believed to solve the race problem but it essentially exasperated it because left is blacks believe that gave them a license to become more militant. you heard marilyn mosby give the speech where she's exonerating the police officers and it didn't sound like a districttorian or somebody who was from the legal field . it sounded like a militant it sounded like a member of the new black panther party talking about how i think this is and justice was still not served. this is a person who made the call after four common rations of police to say you know what we're done with this. and instead of easing tensions, she stoking the fire. >> is ther

kevin jackson is a fox news contributor.up with gun that the convention, what is your take? >> the interesting thing was they acted as if they were invited. there is nobody, not a bunch of white people saying if black panthers show up they shoot them. for all intents and purposes, why are they not protecting black neighborhoods as opposed to coming to people who are exercising their first amendment rights? stuart: if you see that and the particular group at the convention, a lot of people won't like that. that is in favor of the republicans. >> i agree. a lot of people are sick of the rhetoric around not only the new black panther party but specifically more blm, stuff to -- tough to separate the two groups, they are both hate groups. what is meant to do is terrorize republicans and make them believe there could be something bad at the convention. on conservative circles should we go? things like this? stuart: i got to say i am old enough to remember 1968 chicago, violence on a lower scale. that worked very much at the democ

. >> janice jackson is kevin's mother. >> he smiled. words, once he was able to speak was, mom, just forgive. >> that allowed you to find forgive insurance. >> allowed me. >> before kevin died of his injuries in 2006 he and michael became friends. >> i felt i was righting my wrong. it's a feeling i can't explain. >> the mural was michael's idea. >> that is kevin's graduation picture. >> it depicts kevin and his mom. >> that's exactly how i hold my hands. >> it's called simply "forgiveness." >> when you see it now, what do you see? >> i see redemption. i see a lot. i see forgiveness. i want people to look at that mural and just realize that it's never too late to change. forgive suns powerful. to this day i still don't get why and how she forgave me. >> but she did that's pretty powerful thing. >> yes. >> forgive suns just one of thousands of murals in philadelphia. >> it's holding up a mirror to people and saying that your life counts. it's the autobiography of our city. jane we'll remember garry marshall, next. i'm hillary clinton and

kevin mccarthy of california who addressed the convention last night. also with us governor mary fallon of oklahoma who speaks tomorrow. also with us nbc news kroes correspondent hallie jackson defereifferent delegates. mar mary is going to talk tomorrow. >> thursday night. >> they react different. if you listen to these speeches they respond when people talk. it is a different feel, especially that first night. >> governor, it's a different convention, different delegates. is it a different republican party than what we've used to? >> i think it is a different republican party. we are seeing a lot of people who have never been involved in politics get involved in this election cycle. there are a lot of people who have come to the convention that have never been to one. this is so exciting. so it is different. the schedule i think is a little bit definite. maybe n maybe not the way i would have done it. i've seen some speakers before speakers and people who are back to back that maybe i wouldn't have put together. there is excitement just for the election itself and maybe a lot of worry. 75% of the people think america's going in the wrong direction. so you see a lot of inte

representative steny hoyer, senator karenn, carter peterson, alexis herman, kevin o'keefe, representative , senator tammy baldwin, representative jacksons and our country. they share hillary clinton and tim kaine's positive vision for change and will be important messengers for the campaign moving forward. we will now bring back for the completion of these rules reports, procedural roles and agenda, the chair barney frank. 182 membersay, the of the rules committee fairly reflecting the delegates elected to the convention according to their preferences, spent seven hours in a fully open debate of every aspect of the rules that anyone wish to bring up. and voted overwhelmingly for a final report which you will hear later. andw report the agenda procedural rules for the convention to be clear. there is a report about what will happen after this convention that you will hear about very shortly. my report is of the agenda of the convention and of the rules that will govern the context of business in this convention. i report they were fully debated with no question about anyone's right to offer any amendment or make any debate be repressed.

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jackson, good luck to you, and i wish the best for yofigure. some pundits predicting republicans willr will ride his former house leader kevin mccarthy.e coming behind donald trump at this point? >> there is always some friction going on. we washed some of that last night. with the selection of mike pence, he did an excellent job last night. will you be confident i createdl business at 19. i don't think i could do the we are at one of our lowest points in 17 years of new business startups.ackage. >> the constitution says all revenue starts in the house. that's ways and means. we have a tax plan that lowers the corporate rate and government doesn't force companies to go to another country. doesn't force one companies to go overseas. it home -- bring it home and invest in america. maria: we may not see donald the last 8 years. 2% or less growth understood this president. we need a fundamental change. that's a lot of things driving behind donald trump and and lot of people getting behind thatine republican party before. maria: let me ask you about trade. when i speak with ceos of large corporations they are worried about the0 trade agree

here now to debate this jackson and political commentator lisa. kevin last night coming from black lives matter supporters? >> well, we knew it was happening. it wasn't like it was a the days of ferguson, all these guys were saying pigs in a blanket and the whole thing. we knew leading up to this that the animus towards police officers in the black community was alive and well. and, in fact, it was growing. and the problem is nobody addressed it. nobody said we're going to stand for law and order and make sure the people understand we're going to protect the people that have to protect the citizens of america. so i'm not surprised, honestly. >> lisa, were you surprised at the response? >> i'm actually not surprised at the response because, as you know, in this country, we are built on retaliation. america retaliates against their enemies. america retaliates against people who are terrorists and when somebody terrorizes america or harms america in any way from other countries, what do we do? we bomb them. we murder them. and a lot of times innocent victi

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midst of the korean war, jackson and the others, say to president truman, no, you cannot seize the steel mills even though they were told, and truman was told by officer after kevin officer, if you do not seize the mills, there will be people killed as a result. but the court went the other way. what do i think after reading a lot of this and going through the history of it? they told roosevelt he could not do it. roosevelt had gone too far. of course he was dead, so it was easy to tell them. truman was not nearly as popular as roosevelt had been. there you have it. far.had gone too they thought, there has to be a stopping place. there isn't much in the u.s. report. there is some, but there is not much. they chose a stopping place. hasjackson's of taken, it become well known because he categorized the different sources. but the real interest to me as his view about presidential power being exercised and he is very cautious. he says, looks what happened -- look what happened in your what a president starts -- in europe. but he says but, but, stop. now you come up to more recent cases. four cases out of guantÁnamo, four. all brought by the detainees. every one of t

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jackson when he ran for president in the 1980's. she, working with tommy thompson, said vouchers are important. you look at washington, d.c., where it was kevin chaffetz, at that time, the city council person for education and mayor anthony williams, democrats who said, vouchers matter. it is more nuanced then that that if you had to draw line, charter and voucher, democrats, republicans, charter, mostly republicans. brian: headline, moynihan and he modern american family. i will read it back to you. the moynihan report -- and this was in 1964, former senator of new york, he was at the labor department at the time. the report was not the -- you go on to give a lot of statistics. you say in 1940, the birth rate 3.8%. had mothers was by 2013, it was 44.3%. i will put up on the screen some of the statistics you have. what happened? gerard: the number of children growing up in single parent homes doubled. what you see with black families. same for hispanic and same for white families. on one level, that is definitely a challenge, but in the midst of that, while you still had many children growing up in single parent homes, you've seen an increase