incredible oh oh oh yeah captain well are going up forever into the heart of darkness pursuing colonel kurtz who is in this analogy the central bank he's gone rogue his methods are on sound be surrounded by heads on stakes as you mention and we're artifacts and jungle creatures and of course that's the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and dennis hopper is an acolyte he's hopping up and down talking about fractions talking on fractions you know what does that mean i think you've got some thoughts about that and captain willard would be coin right but coin is now made it to the gates of the central bank and chaos just like of course apocalypse now was a remake of heart of darkness and it really reflects the chaos and insanity of the vietnam war america's heart of darkness america's plunge into imperialist insanity by spending billions to conquer really nothing of vital interest but spending billions and trillions to get their roots or it's a repeat of the insanity but on a much more epic scale exterminate the brutes of course is anybody without any debt the brutes are those without de

colonel kurtz powell has his acolytes around him the dennis hopper character the head you know the skulls on spikes and all that stuff and you can see that the madness that we had the willard or the marlowe in the case of the joseph conrad's heart of darkness character that we've arrived into this heart of darkness this madness and these charts hurts filed for bankruptcy so obviously. the price soars another look at that same chart the market summarized the $1.00 chart chapter 11 company hertz is now worth more than before the bankruptcy what cheap money can do incredible oh oh oh yeah captain well are going up forever into the heart of darkness pursuing colonel kurtz who is in this analogy the central bank he's gone rogue his methods are on sound he surrounded by heads on stakes as you mention and weird artifacts and jungle creatures and of course that's the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and dennis hopper is an acolyte he's hopping up and down talking about fractions talking on fractions you know what does that mean i think you've got some thoughts about that and captain will

howie: this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtz. new all-time highs for coronavirus for 5 straight days, more than 42,000 cases yesterday alone along with surge in numerous states the media tightly focused on the pandemic and president trump's role and comments he made about virus testing. >> when you do testing to that extent, you will find more people, you will find more cases, so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. [inaudible] >> slow down testing. >> i don't kid. our tests are the best in the world of them. by having more tests, we find more cases. howie: with the press ramping up its coverage the pundits are pointing fingers or minimizing the impact. >> the president and vice president continue to feed the american people lies about the state of this pandemic and their administration's failures to rise to the moment. >> we didn't have to have more than 120,000 americans die with the virus still raging. we could have listened to the experts. when everyone was saying listen to the experts, downplaying it was, it w

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colonel kurtz powell has his acolytes around him the dennis hopper character the heads on the you know the sky skulls on spikes and all that stuff and you can see that the madness that we had the willard or the marlowe in the case of the joseph conrad's heart of darkness character that we've arrived into this heart of darkness this madness and these charts hurts filed for bankruptcy so obviously. the price so warners another look at that same chart the market summarized the $1.00 chart chapter 11 company hertz is now worth more then before the bankruptcy what cheap money can do incredible oh oh oh yeah captain well they are going up forever into the heart of darkness pursuing colonel kurtz who is in this analogy the central bank he's gone rogue his methods are on sound be surrounded by heads on stakes as you mention and weird artifacts and jungle creatures and of course that's the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and dennis hopper is an acolyte he's hopping up and down talking about fractions talking on fractions you know what does that mean i think you've got some thoughts ab

howie kurtz, always love having you on the show. thank you.encing a former u.s. marine to 16 years behind bars, they accused him of spying. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this. jennifer. >> paul wheel and a one time u.s. marine service who attended a friend's wedding in december 2018 after a friend met him at the metro hotel and handed him a usb flash drive that allegedly contained a classified names of russian intelligence agents. his family and lawyer say it was a set up by the fsb, russians modern kgb service. mike pompeo demanded his immediate release "the united states is outraged by the decision of a russian court today to convict a u.s. citizen paul wheel and after a secret trial with secret evidence and without appropriate allowances for defense witnesses." a moscow court as he mentioned sentenced him to 16 years of hard labor and a prison camp, and his brother explained how he was entrapped" he was convicted of espionage, but it was the russian legal system that was found guilty o

i'm howard kurtz. i want to take a moment to focus on a serious threat to journalism.ts one i offer with great sadness. it's bigger than the negative coverage of president trump. it began with the decision by numerous journalists that donald trump president trumpresident to dangerous, it was their duty to conduct a crusade against him. i reported on the new york times forcing out the editorial page editor, james bennett, how he and the publisher defended their decision to post an op ed on the protest by senator tom cotton only to have salsburger denounce the decision. the philadelphia inquirer's editor was pushed out after apologizing for one admittedly bad column headline, buildings matter too. i understand the anger and frustration of black journalists sparked by the brutal killing of of george floyd and decades of police brutality. there's a growing pattern of imbalance and intolerance at some of the top news organizations. for many journalists, that's fine, they don't want contrary opinions published. there are many points of view on this network every day. the new

more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com howie: this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, we will get to the oklahoma rally shortly. one brief section in bolton book, president trump reportedly to have said that journalists should have been jailed to reveal forces, these people should be executed, they are scum bags, let me say i'm strongly against execution of journalists, former national security adviser charges that one-time boss did pressure ukraine as democrats charge during impeachment and asked chinese president xi to help him get reelected. bolton and his publisher simultaneously leaked copies to new york times and washington post, placed excerpt in the wall street journal and taped interview airing tonight with abc's martha. >> you describe the president as erratic, foolish, behaved irrationally, you can't leave him alone. >> i don't think he's fit for office. i don't think he has the competence to take out the job. there really isn't any guiding principle that i was able to discern other than what's good for donald trump's reelection. >> trump didn't want to bom

i like what howie kurtz assumed.said this is a window into how biased the new york times is when they totally exposed themselves, the opinion page is just that, an opinion page. >> yeah, that's exactly right. maria. we published op of eds in the new york times before. it was the exact same process. the senior leaders of the new york times publicly defended the decision to publish the op ed after this woke mob began to rise up. it was only after another day of in-fighting that they finally back pedaled. they haven't identified any facts that are wrong in the op ed, haven't identified what was so rushed about the process. they only prostated themselves in front of their young children who are acting like children who are acting like kids in a social justice seminar as opposed to acting like grown-ups in the workplace. >> maria: let me get a word on the situation taking place right now. a couple weeks ago we had mayors and governors upset by the lockdown, upset by the shutdown and now we've got all of these people on th

♪ ♪ howard: this is immediate a ya was, i'm howard kurtz, protests spreading to dozens of cities across country, president trump continuing to express sympathy over the killing of george floyd talking mainly about stopping the violence. >> i am your president of law and order and an ally of all peaceful protesters. our nation has been gripped by professional anarchists, violent mobs, arsonists, looters, criminals, rioters, antifa and others. these are not acts of peaceful protest, these are acts of domestic terror. howard: the president is also escalating his rhetoric against the media. if you watch fake news cnn, you would think that the killers, terrorists, around -- antifa and others would be the nice, kindest, most wonderful people in the whole wide world x. some conservative commentators are back his indictment of the coverage. >> and some media figures, by the way, have aided and abetted the chaos. portraying those driving the lawlessness as somehow justified in smashing, grabbing, pushing, beating, destroying. >> these news anchors, that's what you want to call them, they're taki

>>this is a video taken by bobby card during the trip to this walmart on full kurtz wrote interlock saturdayfternoon i happened to hear some yelling going on as i followed a little bit and turned on my kid, my video and i realized that it was a father and 2 kids he was yelling he was up to that car. he says she stayed behind as 3 turlock police officers escorted this man and 2 children out of the store come to find out it was because his kids did not have a mask on in the video you can hear current talking yeah, so what he said before an officer approaches her to explain what happened to >>and he does have the right through syria to see refuse service they're implementing. a mask and requiring people for governor gavin newsom recently announced californians are now required to wear a mask indoors in outside when social distancing is not an option to la police chief me know i'm far posted this video online response to the incident addressing his officers response while reassuring the public his department will not issue citations for not wearing a mask nor are we going to respond to businesse

shannon. >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you.for days after "the new york times" published a controversial op-ed by arkansas senator tom cotton, the newspaper's editorial page editor without submitting his resignation sunday. let's discuss what happened with fox news senior political analyst brit hume, welcome back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: so michael goodwin writing about this in "the new york post" says this. he says it's noteworthy that the case reporters lead the attacks on cotton. accustomed to having their views ruled the news pages, they've been itching to control the opinion pages as well and now they do. what you think of where we are? >> well, he's got a point i think and what was so striking about this, shannon, was that not only did james bennett, the now ousted editor of the editorial page of "the new york times," step aside. after having defended the decision to publish the cotton piece, publisher of the newspaper, the young -- his only young compared to me i guess, has supported the decision and has now r

were they wouldn't deny that that's a real bad story and there went the night but you know she was kurtz great with this release by robert maxwell of. a military intelligence and. started to work for them i mean i'm joined here as embassador london would deny that over here obviously prince andrew is a big story because he's supposed to be the queen's favorite son what what do you think sandra's are there for in story this of prince andrew was a. black man and it was being used as useful idiots and it was bringing in some celebrities to get whacked now i can't ask you for your sources but when when things have been written about this. and who had barak has been named as part of this operation tell me about whether you think barak would have been aware of these operations well anyone to the right was sir at some point held up a military intelligence in this room. and. he apparently was very friendly were in and. you probably were at the moment the problem area with your accusations and allegations are that you're not providing any evidence that israel was part of running geoffrey epstein

let's bring in howie kurtz, host of "mediabuzz."aving, what is your thoughts on this? >> it was a complete cave and a complete betrayal of the ideas that top "times" executives had espoused very eloquently in my view when they published the thing in the first place, knowing many full well and many readers wouldn't like the senator's contrary opinion about bringing in the military if necessary to deal with urban rioting. james bennett didn't resign. he was forced out even though the publisher the paper, a.g. sulzberger, said it was important to publish diversity of opinions. they decided running a piece online by united states senator making their argument that actual polls quite well in public opinion surveys was just now unacceptable because the staff, you know, led by many black journalists were so offended and so angry. ashley: so they're the ones who actually determined what is diverse viewpoints? it is diverse as long as they agree with it in principle, but if they don't like it is not acceptable. free speech, out the window? >

colonel kurtz powell has his acolytes around him the dennis hopper character the heads on you know the sky skulls on spikes and all that stuff.

reporter and to be howard kurtz walk us through more of this welcome on today so. outline the sequence of events for us rights group humanitarian china they are based in the us and i felt by that qualify them for the same rights to free speech as any other group in the us i was shocked when zim suspended its account after it held a virtual commemoration for what happened in tiananmen square in 19 and in another video we're going to take a look at as well known across the world of what happened on june 4th not imagine on that avoiding conversation as to what happened in ghana men has been a constant battle for china internally whereas outside of china what happened there has been held up as as a landmark a grim one of the evils of authoritarianism now my reference that 2 days ago in reference to where you cleared the park of protesters outside the white house you were 33 and they said well now tiananmen square is what authoritarianism hundreds injured hundreds killed if not thousands that is one of 3 terrorism is now to move this story for we spoke to the man behind

marsha kurtz. all of these women would get their proper do. i think it would be a mistake when we say what must happen when we have no idea what will show up in the polling, what will show up in the vetting. the only thing that's a must in this process at this time is to win. that's the must. it will be a plus to have an african-american woman. and will be a plus to have a latino. and it will be a plus to have a woman. but just remember, it will not be the first time. sarah palin turned out not to be a good choice when the vetting took place. we had the same problem with geraldine ferraro. she was an outstanding woman. they did proper vetting of her but didn't do proper vetting of her husband and that turned out to be a problem. what i want us to do, let everybody be considered. do the vetting, do the polling, then after all that's done, let your heart and head take a look. i think he called it simpatico. what they will see is whether or not the chemistry is there. take the whole presidency of bill clinton and the vice president presidency of

the 6 joining us now to discuss the latest on the mysterious death of 29 year old black woman regis kurtz inskeep after trying to police were called to her home is our correspondent in toronto alex male a bitch thank you for joining us alex. thanks for having me so alex please explain to our viewers what we know so far about the events leading up to this woman's death why were police called to her home and what were the and what are they saying took place the that led her to her death her fall. well what we're still waiting to hear from the toronto police services special investigations unit they usually look into cases like this where there's some discrepancy of what exactly went down but let me tell you something there's been a media leak from the toronto sun and this is basically the story that they are saying what they're saying happened here so mr packer has had some mental issues in the past her mother called the police to come because of a domestic dispute when the police arrived what they did at that point is actually separate the mother and brother from in this pocket herself to

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here is howard kurtz. >> the irony of james bennett being forced out is new york times editorial age editor defended his decision among republican senator arrested publisher sulzberger until pressure from a staffer grew too great. and his failure to read the piece in advance. >> apologized in front of the children that run the new york times newsroom. >> reporter: the pastor has its shortcomings. there is a shift towards more personal journalism as traditional, those who believe fairness of race to donald trump requires clear moral calls which means subjective standards. the first into throbbing little book started in the trump campaign is some say he posed a danger that required something resuming a crusade. the president's charges of fake news. the protests following george ford's killing led many black journalists to be understandably frustrated and many denounced the argument that troops may be needed to quell violence. and tom cotton's fascist op-ed michelle goldberg said there's no way to defend the administration without either bigoted or dishonest. one philadelphia inquirer's

fox news media analyst and host of fox's "media buzz" howard kurtz takes a look. >> president trump hasn'tust had his administration sue john bolton he called the former national security advisor a wacko, incompetent, a disgruntled boring fool and a sick puppy. >> in terms of bolton, he broke the law. he was a washed up guy and he gave him a chance. president has escalated his attacks on all kinds of targets assailing the supreme court to decisions he called shotgun blast into the face of republicans and conservatives. one ruling on gay rights was written by neil gorsuch. the president said the seattle mayor and th the washington governor jay inslee should be ashamed of themselves. "the new york times" is quoting unnamed trump advisors is saying after he tweeted "when the looting starts, the shooting starts," that his political self sabotage has damaged his reelection chances and questioning whether he really wants a second term. 2016 and all the media productions that trumps attacks would doom him and that's why supporters often overlook his harshest rhetoric. he believes he can prove the

fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz howard kurtz has some example of the night. >> "newtorial pages are relentlessly liberal and anti-trump many staffers are rebelling over yesterday's op-ed by republican senator tom cotton titled "send in the true." black times journalists are especially offended. nicole hannah jones, as a black woman, as a journalist, as an american, i am deeply ashamed that we ran this. "running this put black "new york times" staffers in danger" this piece was inflammatory and endorsing military occupation as if the constitution doesn't exist. and op-ed page is supposed to foster debate. james bennett said it's important to run counter arguments though we understand that many readers find to senator cotton's opinion painful, even dangerous. he backs the principle of openness to a range of opinions even those he may disagree with. >> they stood up to the woke progressive mob in their own newsroom and i come commend them of that. >> the media are overwhelmingly critical, often in harsh language. "donald trump's fascist performance." the president, mean

. >> dana: howie kurtz, a pleasure to see you.off my week with an appearance with you. see you soon. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: new york city now in phase two of reopening, but as coronavirus cases spike in a bunch of other states, what is the best approach? ♪ that's me. by using your va streamline refi benefit, one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 a year. that's me. there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. that's me. put your va home loan benefits to good use. call my team at newday usa. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body. so you feel cool... night after night. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses. ♪ >> dana: new york city is entering phase two of reopening during the coronavirus pandemic and that means hundreds of thousands of people could return to their offices. it comes as two dozen have an increase. let's bring in dr. william, author of the "family guide to vh." we will find out where we can get that book, but i wan

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more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com howie: this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtzl get to the oklahoma rally shortly. one brief section in bolton book, president trump reportedly to have said that journalists should have been jailed to reveal forces, these people should be executed, they are scum bags, let me say i'm strongly against execution of journalists, former national security adviser charges that one-time boss did pressure ukraine as democrats charge during impeachment and asked chinese president xi to help him

discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus howie: this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtz highs for coronavirus for 5 straight days, more than 42,000 cases yesterday alone along with surge in numerous states the media tightly focused on the pandemic and president trump's role and comments he made about virus testing. >> when you do testing to that extent, you will find more people, you will find more cases, so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. [inaudible] >> slow down testing. >>

i'm howard kurtz. i want to take a moment to focus on a serious threat to journalism.h great sadness. it's bigger than the negative coverage of president trump. it began with the decision by numerous journalists that donald trump president trumpresident to dangerous, it was their duty to conduct a crusade against him. i reported on the new york times forcing out the editorial page editor, james bennett, how he and the publisher defended their decision to post an op ed on the

our own howie kurtz weighing in on what he calls a crazy canceled culture, writing, "surely this backlashtrol when lego has a stop marketing the police sets. it's a few hundred journalists to entertainers to cartoon characters can be jettisoned because simply one person is offended, anything will be gone with the wind." i would like to start with you on that. taking dan abrams point a little bit further, is it more transparency and exposure bette? should the public see more footage from courtrooms and bail hearings, to jails and prisons? what mother's day looks like in female jails, what mealtime looks like and federal prisons, let alone what's printed on the way to these cafeterias? wouldn't additional exposure and footage lead to actual reform? >> melissa: what troubles me about this is that all these things are swept into the same category, and they are all sort of washed away in the same wave. and they are complete the different things. "gone with the wind" may make you uncomfortable watching it now, but it tells you about what our society was like in a different period of time, even

>>this is a video taken by bobby card during the trip to this walmart on full kurtz wrote interlock saturday afternoon i happened to hear some yelling going on as i followed a little bit and turned on my kid, my video and i realized that it was a father and 2 kids he was yelling he was up to that car. he says she stayed behind as 3 turlock police officers escorted this man and 2 children out of the store come to find out it was because his kids did not have a mask on in the video you can hear current talking yeah, so what he said before an officer approaches her to explain what happened to >>and he does have the right through syria to see refuse service they're implementing. a mask and requiring people for governor gavin newsom recently announced californians are now required to wear a mask indoors in outside when social distancing is not an option to la police chief me know i'm far posted this video online response to the incident addressing his officers response while reassuring the public his department will not issue citations for not wearing a mask nor are we going to respond to busines

. >> sandra: howie kurtz is a fox news media analyst and a host of "media buzz."we know is in that book? >> we know a lot. it's a scathing portrait, not that trump is said to have told the president to ask him for it. help to his election, and, i don't like the president as quoted as saying journalist should be jailed who reveal their sources or even should be executed. i will take a very strong stand against executing members of our profession but the tone of the book is so unrelentingly hostile and paints trump is such an imbecile" everything ever said about him, it does make john bolton look better and makes you wonder why he went to work for donald trump. >> sandra: howie kurtz, a lot more to get to hear. if you could stand by, we got some news from the supreme court. >> ed: the supreme court has rejected the president's proposal. shannon bream, good morning. >> good morning, ada. this is one of those very complex opinions in which there are different groups getting together and agree on part of it and it dissenting on part of it. the bottom line we can tell r

let's bring in mediabuzz host howie kurtz to shed some light on that coverage, good morning to you. >a or is it something different? >> well it's certainly not a festival. i mean, i have really been struck in reading the accounts of this how so many in the media are painting the autonomous zone in seattle as some kind of summer of love, hate ashbury 1967 kind of situation and what's being left out and by the way the report you just aired about it is 99% peaceful and i'm grateful for that was very fair, but being left out as the police chief has been staying in interviews and some have reported this and many brushed it off that when problems emerge , the response times for the police to be able to get there and deal with it is about triple of what it be normally and the fact that, you know, the police have seeded this six or seven block area to the protesters. it just seems to me that the media, many i should say are invested in the notion that this is just a moment for the city of seattle and obviously the police have voluntaryly seeded control of that area. griff: that police chief c

howard kurtz is back. i want to know if he thinks the media is giving joe biden a pass."making money" host charles payne will be here later. first, though, here's what i say. new york city and other big cities are in major league trouble because of the virus and social unrest. that will be the heart of my take which is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey . . look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay

howie kurtz weighs in on that.plus, should the black lives matter movement be its own political party? the founder of black entertainment television believes yes. a reaction that coming up. >> african-americans should have their own interests. in black americans should have no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, just permanent interests. bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. >> sandra: a judge rejecting the trump family lawsuit to block a new tell-all book by the president's niece mary. president trump's younger brother robert sought to halt the publication saying it violates a nondisclosure agreement but a judge dismissed that attempt. robert trump's lawyer says he plans to file a new suit in new york supreme court. the book is set to be released next month. >> trace: more trait changes coming in t

they're talking about being the structural winner in this period george kurtz has not fully taken advantagef what's going on this work from home movement is supposed to be dead. it gets a second wind from the riots. all we know is when you work from home the bad guys know it you don't have the level of security that you have in the central office you need a crowdstrike, crowdstrike is doing a fantastic job. the numbers go much higher, the stock goes higher. >> there seems little doubt that working from home is something that there's more of once we are truly through this pandemic. how much more continues to be a key question in terms of commercial real estate and in terms of just so many different things that are based in part on people actually going to the office clearly we'll have more people working remotely >> if you go over that dell call, which we didn't spend nearly enough time on, michael dell is tracing out a world where your home is every bit as good as your office. when i watch carl and david, i say, okay, it's really the difference of me being here and you being there. the answ

on media buzz, howard kurtz takes a look how the cases continue to rise, that's 11 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. gillian: protesters in seattle's chop zone are resisting efforts to remove barriers, clean up and move people out of there who have been camped out for weeks. claud claudia cowan joins us from the zone in seattle. >> there was a meeting with the mayor yesterday, but there are still no clear answers as to what will happen here next and now an uneasy truce has settled over the chop area after a tense standoff. city workers came with flatbed trucks to remove some of the barricades that helped black lives matter and others establish the occupation's footprint. those crews were blocked by protesters and some of whom had guns. police gave the order to pull back and without removing anything. and the mayor released a statement, safety is the first priority. and many don't buy that, after 19 days there is still no police presence here. and the latest frustration for john mcdermott whose shop was vandalized by chop last weekend. despite repeated calls to 911, no on

fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz has the latest. >> "new york timess are limitless liberal and anti-term, but many staffers are rebelling over yesterday's op-ed over the nationwide protest by republican senator tom cotton. titled "send in the troops." black journalists are especially offended. worked on the paper 1619 slavery project is a black woman, as a journalist, as an american, i am deeply ashamed that we ran this. writing this -- put black "new york times" sappers in danger. inflammatory and endorsing military occupation as if the constitution doesn't exist. art op-ed page is supposed to foster -- page editor says it's important to run counter arguments that we understand that many readers find senator cotton's argument painful, even dangerous. publisher said today he backs the principal to open this to a range of opinions even though we mow the mic disagree with. >> i commend them for that. >> but late today, and abrupt reversal. under internal pressure of the times, senator statements that arrest editorial process and the publication of an op

the crisis facing journalism and some of the points that darrell issa just made tackled by howard kurtznd his panel tomorrow, gillian. gillian: as states are beginning to respond to this nationwide ground swell for police reform, they're also juggling to keep their economy and keep citizens safe from covid-19. joining me to talk about this are two lawmakers, with challenges on the ground making hard decisions. we've got north carolina state senate pro tempore. and we've got the chairman of the house administration justice, ted james. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. phil, i want to go to you first, talk about north carolina. one of the first states to sort of kick i don't have phase one reopening. you guys are now starting to see an up-tick in real case numbers and hospitalizations. tell us what the mood is like, tell us what you're experiencing on the ground. >> we are in what is denominated phase two. we're seeing an up-tick in positive cases, but that's to be expected because we're seeing a significant up-tick in the number of tests. the more tests you have, the more cases you

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