from city council president in minneapolis lisa bender in june. >> what if in the middle of the night my home is broken into, who do i call? >> for those of us for whom the system is working, i think we need to step back and imagine what it would feel like to already live in that reality where calling the police may mean more harm. >> martha: now in an ironic and sad and some might say pathetic turn around, those same council members are out for the police to keep them and everyone else safe after vilifying the police force for months. >> we have officers on the street telling people that they aren't enforcing crime, what do we do? >> martha: what do we do? in moments, former minnesota former minnesota vikings player jack brewer who lived in minneapolis for ten years, has businesses there and family there, and richard fowler joins us as well. we begin tonight with brian peters, the executive director of the minnesota police and peace officers association. thank you so much for being he here. you listen to lisa bender there, she was talking about how it's just your white privilege that

now lisa bender who came out strongly and on a morning show said if you think that the police should your house when you have a problem, that's a sign you don't understand your white privilege. now the same city council president is coming out and saying she is scolding the police for not being there when people need them. it's very clear that the places where police felt their posture needed to change because they were afraid in some cases of being too aggressive in certain situations to keep law and order in the cities. i want not talking about cases where there is a killing or violence that has gone to the courts. but across the board you have police who resands. -- signing. leaving their jobsarily. -- jobs early. this is a problem across the country. when they say where are the police, we need help here, that tells you what you need to know about the cycle of disappointing outcomes in that effort. >> harris: and the last 24 hours. minneapolis city council members want to redo defunding the police because they are seeing problems with response times. they are concerned about the c

. >> tucker: city council president lisa bender was at the meeting ended in june she admitted she hadrivilege, does she still have that privilege? she didn't seem to think that calling the cops was quite as racist as she used to think it was. in fact, this week she asked police, how do we get this under control? it's too good. brain collector is up for former army ranger's neighbor and he has some ideas on how we might get this under control. i should stipulate that most of the city councils have been immune from the fact that they have their own policies, but for everyone else in minneapolis wondering why did the city go to, what do you think happened in minneapolis, any ideas? >> shocking that this could have been. defunding powers criminals. i can't give up. this happening in blue states with blue governors and blue cities with blue mayors and blue das, many of whom by the way have had their campaigns funded by george soros, under their left-wing activist that just wants to make america burn, they are getting what they pay for, it is so laughable that they are shocked at this resul

the one second to last a woman that video was basically scolding tht showing up is lisa bender. we can put that tweet backup for a second, here. if this is what she said back in june. yes, we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department and replace it with a transformative new model of public safety. that's how that's been going. secretary carson, always good to have you here. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: thank you very much. we will see you soon. dr. scott atlas on the administration's race for what we are told last night by the vice president will be tens of millions of doses by december 31st of covid-19 vaccine, he is up next. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums if he's here, this devour white cheddar mac and cheese with bacon will lure him out. ahhhhhhh eat like an animal. devour. eat like an animal. and mine's un

and city council president lisa bender added she believed the pledge created confusion in the communityed about confusion in the community. wow. bender told cnn back in june that the fear of not having the police to call upon comes from a place of, are you ready? privilege. a place of privilege. well, joining us tonight is larry eller, host of the larry elder show on the salem radio network, executive producer of the documentary "uncle tom: an oral history of the american black conservative." great to have you with us, larry. let's start with that city council and that -- [laughter] that gathering of whatever they are. i mean, minneapolis couldn't do better than that for a city council? really? >> well, you know, it's tempting for you and i to assume that the 180 is because of common sense. but if they had common sense, they wouldn't have made that pledge in the first place. there are two reasons why they switched. one, street protests. number two, polls. the second one first. the polls show that people, including black people, want the level of the police to be the same or higher by th

. >> tucker: city council president lisa bender was at the meeting.dmitted she had privilege. there she still have that privilege? she didn't address that withl this week but she didn't seem to think that calling the cops was quite as racist as she used to think it was. in fact, this week she asked the police how do we get this under control? [laughs] it's too good. i'm warmer to my former armyct ranger sniper has more ideas for how we might get this under control in minneapolis. great to see you. i should stipulate that most of the city council of us have been immune from the effect of their own policies of course because they have stuck taxpayers with the bill for private security, but for everyone else in minneapolis wondering why did the city go to hell, what do you think happened to minneapolis? any ideas? >> shocking, tucker, that this could happen. defund the police empowers criminals. i don't know what is worst, that they thought of the idea to defund the police or that they are surprised by the results. i can't keep up.pe this happening in bl

lisa bender is part of that she is council woman. she says police are being defiant.stituents on the street admitted that they're purposefully not arresting people. if that is in fact hang, no kidding. can you blame them? >> i can't. yeah, i have a friend who has a police keep up to date on a lot of stuff and facebook posts and i do know think about it, brian, if you are a policeman and you get in a situation where you are confronted with someone who is resisting arrest who are armed, there is a good chance that you will do something that makes you looking at prosecution and time in prison. so, i can understand that most police officers do not take that risk. brian: right. george floyd no one is defenderring the officers in that obviously. that's going to be a trial everybody is watching whether they are tried collectively or individually. they said we have a better idea than police. we are going to use violence interruptsers. how are violence interrupters doing? >> violence interrupters are not interrupting violence. what we need is r. are trained career police offic