act and the logan act has all kinds of things.not reach out to a foreign government. excuse me is this a free country or is this communist party of china? is this iran? so i think the law is very questionable, even though it is on the books we do know it is a dead letter because if the law is on the books, if the speed limit is never enforced in essence there is no speed limit. the logan act has never been enforced by the justice department ever, not once. you have to go back to the early part of the 19th century for two prosecutions brought by u.s. attorneys. never in the history of the justice department. elizabeth: all right. ken starr, come back soon. love having you on. great to see you. >> thank you, elizabeth. elizabeth: we're awaiting the president. he is about to speak at any moment. the declassified transcripts of michael flynn's phone call with the russian ambassador, critics say they now strongly support new investigations by both the justice department and by multiple committees in congress, the house and the senate.

get the right people on it, use the logan act.oment the fbi had just concluded mike flynn had not committed any crimes. they investigated him for five months. they recommended shutting down the crime -- the case, and all of a sudden the white house is meeting with the fbi saying keep it going, find the right people, look at the logan act of of we have a white house that was concocting a false criminal case against one of their political enemies. lou: absolutely. maybe they thought it was all right, john, to be there talking about a criminal case when they themselves were obviously the criminals. john solomon, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> up next, the head of the fbu comes to the conclusion that china is involved at, well, in things against the interest of the united states. christopher wray, man on the spot. wow. we'll take it up with the hudson institute's michael pillsbury. stay with us, we're coming right looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but w

and logan act has all kinds of thing shall not reach out to foreign government excuse me is this a freeis this communist party of china? is there iran? so i think the law is very questionable. even though it is on the book, we do know it is a dead letter because if law is is on book and speed limit is never enforced and essence there's no speed limit logan act has never been enforced by justice department ever not once. you have to go back to the early part of the 19th century -- for two prosecutions brought by attorneys never in the history of the justice department. all right ken star we love having you on. there great to see you. >> thank you, elizabeth. >> we're awaiting the president. he's about to speak at any moment. the declassified transcript of the michael flynn transcript critics say they strongly support new investigations by both the justice department and by multiple committees in congress to house and senate on what really happened when the boss trump russia probe. let's talk about it with former trump 2016 deputy campaign manager david great to have you back on, david. i

nobody knows what the logan act is.e fbi and other people came to investigate, they laughed, they said the logan act ? we never knew what that was. we had to go look it up right the logan act was something who people it was talking about in the nixon administration and th reagan administration. nobody has talked about it for 40 years. when is the first time we see evidence of it? joe biden who was around during those periods of time, he spoke about it in the oval office prayed he said logan act that w started seeing it in the media, and then it became the molar investigation initial justification for going after general flynn. it was a setup from the beginning and i think biden was in it up to his eyeballs. >> on that note i think it's important to get the sound back in here of that interview that he did with george stephanopoulos where he was directly asked that question to which he changed his answer whe pressed again. >> what did you know about thos moves to investigate michael flynn, and was there anything improper

joining us now, award-winning journalist, fox nation host lara logan along with dan bongino, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. we begin with you. you've been digging deep, others have as well. we see the project veritas video. your thoughts? >> one of the most interesting things about this video is that it shows how this american woman married to an antifat activist from sweden came to the u.s. land really brought the european model of antifa to the city, and it really struck a chord with me because it centers around a bookshop which is a kind of fake bookshop where the training occurs. the very senior law enforcement sources who talk about the exact same type of bookshop in austin, texas, that has already been investigated that is operating in exactly the same way where you have professors from nearby universities. and in the video, they are

may have played a role in the flynn probe saying biden may have personally raised the idea of the logan act and a bottle the unit circle, quote, the right people should investigate flynn. flynn's lawyer calling the stunning exculpatory evidence in the government's case. >> new york city marathon is canceled over coronavirus concerns, the race's fiftieth was scheduled for november 1st, there are several options for runners registered including a refund or complimentary entry into future races. they can also compete in a virtual version of the marathon starting in october. a lot of people disappointed. rob: that is a bummer. a black lives matter leader issuing a big ultimatum. >> of this country doesn't give us what we want then we will burn down the system and replace it. todd: will the lawlessness of these protesters change our system. for nypd detective react coming up next. >> the protest song we will stand for instead of the anthem next. >> we come up with a strong executive order that i should have by the end of the we, the fbi has investigating hundreds of people throughout the cou

used the logan act. for those of you that don't highly e logan act is problematic and frankly highly unconstitutional. it makes it illegal for u.s. in zens to engage unauthorized foreign diplomacy. despite this, the f.b.i. act general flynn even though they knew he would never obscure d with the offense. in fact, since its enactment, usedogan act has only been twice to prosecute individuals. 1802 and one in 1852. and both were acquitted. go afterhy use this to flynn? well, according to the handwritten notes, the f.b.i.'s was, quote, truth/admission so we can im to lie prosecute him or get him fired, end quote. time the the same t.b.i. was dooeding -- the doodling these notes, former secretary of state john meetings with ng the palestinian authority. senator feinstein had dinner yienian foreign minister. yet, neither of those individuals were questioned logan act violations. so clearly the charges against lynn were politically motivated. i should note this morning an ppeals court noted that -- the appeals

used the logan act. for those of you that don't highly e logan act is problematic and frankly highly unconstitutional. it makes it illegal for u.s. in zens to engage unauthorized foreign diplomacy. despite this, the f.b.i. act general flynn even though they knew he would never obscure d with the offense. in fact, since its enactment, usedogan act has only been twice to prosecute individuals. 1802 and one in 1852. and both were acquitted. go afterhy use this to flynn? well, according to the handwritten notes, the f.b.i.'s was, quote, truth/admission so we can im to lie prosecute him or get him fired, end quote. time the the same t.b.i. was dooeding -- the doodling these notes, former secretary of state john meetings with ng the palestinian authority. senator feinstein had dinner yienian foreign minister. yet, neither of those individuals were questioned logan act violations. so clearly the charges against lynn were politically motivated. i should note this morning an ppeals court noted that -- the appeals

logan. has it been the talk of the police officer getting out of the -- does it change the equation? >> i am a little older and closer to senator booker's age. >> that is not old here. [laughter] >> i guess in my history, mainly growing up in new jersey, i imagine -- i was pulled over recently -- >> if policing is more like the community, you think that helps including minority officers and women? >> i would say that in camden, we have officers walk around and get to know us, and it was a very diverse police force as we shifted to the county and that meant a whole lot. >> to you think that means as much as minority officers? it is how you do it as much as who you are. i got you. i know you are a preacher. i have got to move on. [laughter] maher, are you with us? >> yes. >> do you have the same problems they have in minneapolis? >> mr. chairman, i would say the issue down to one department -- [indiscernible] >> my question is what have you done in st. paul that has not been done in minneapoli

joining is now, lara logan. lara logan has no agenda on fox nation.some members who are legitimate worthwhile change, equal treatment under the law, but much of their movement wants more than that. they want violence. what have you found? >> well, laura, have to say first of all, because i'm not going to be accused of being a racist, that i stand against all forms of racial injustice. but i also stand against, and i think every decent person and you stands against is this kind of mob violence. even more than this, this unbelievable deception by the media to portray these acts of violence, as if their insignificant and drown them out with the headlines about these things being mostly peaceful. black lives matter and the other anarchist groups, not just them, there are think tanks like no american others, the brookings institute. look at their page on racial injustice and social justice. it mirrors exactly what black lives matter and others say and if the leaders of black lives matter, the cofounders of this group have no problem with the human rights a

those are regulatory crimes, logan and fara crimes are. it is not a crime.t's a regulatory violation. go ahead. >> remember what the attorney general said in an interview just a couple weeks ago. he said john durham is looking at all this. he was asked about who? he said, there are names that he is looking at that you would all recognize. so let's hope they're looking at jump comey again. let's hope they're looking at people involved in this. peter strzok, andy mccabe. let's hope that all happens. again what they did is so fundamentally wrong. i love what emmett floyd wrote a year ago when the mueller report came out. emmett floyd talked about. >> we would all do well to remember if they can do this to a president of the united states, i would add if they can do it to a three-star general like general flynn, imagine what they can do to you and i? more importantly imagine what they can do to 3/4 of a million people i get privilege representing in the fourth district of ohio. what general flynn said today on rush limbaugh's show is so important. he says this i

crimes like logan act in hardly anybody has been charged with and sarah crimes.he federal government as you are lobbying for foreign government. these are sneaky regulatory violations. is that enough to get a warrant to dig into people, you know, tap their phones, look through their garbage, kick them out of their houses. those are regulatory crimes. it is not a crime, it is a regulatory violation. got ahead. >> remember what the attorney general said just a few weeks ago. john durham was looking at all of this. he said there are names that he is looking at that you would all recognize. let's hope they are looking at jim comey again. let's hope they are looking at the people involved in this. peter struck, andy mckay. let's hope that all happens. what they did is so fundamentally wrong. when the molar report came out, they talked about it, he said, we would all do well to remember, if they can do this to a president of the united states, and i would say if they can do it to a three star general like general flynn, imagine what they can do to you and i. more portl

logan act.gations into a political component when there was no there there as rod rosenstein said? >> investigating farrah laws, logan act, these laws have not been applied thoroughly. assuming these are laws and need to be investigated. what is the link between the trump russia campaign link? there isn't. what has happened, once the agencies concluded at the end of 2016, as far as we understand now, early 2017, that there was no connection between russia and the campaign in terms of affecting policy, then probably somewhere one level we don't know, there was a shift to look at those little cases of farrah or logan act or others, basically taxation would -- elizabeth: stay on that. >> yes. elizabeth: stay on that for a second. i'm sorry to interrupt. so if there is no there there, why was mueller appointed special counsel to look into what? if the fbi didn't have a case, if you have no evidence then why was mueller even appointed as special counsel to probe trump russia collusion? pause the trum

shocking evidence suggesting that biden may have first to the idea of using the logan act.ccording to handwritten notes from peter strzok, biden specifically mentioned the logan act in discussions about flynn's calls. according to flynn's lawyers, "it appears that vice president biden personally raised the idea of the logan act that became an admitted pretext investigate general flynn. flynn's legal team also mentioned some familiar faces who may have been in the room at the time including obama, call james comey, sally eights and none other than susan rice, the woman who lied to us about benghazi and who 15 minutes after trump became president emailed a memo to herself about how obama wanted the flynn case handled "by the books." she's on the short-list by the way, naturally, to be biden's running mate and even if she doesn't get that job she will certainly get a top post in his administration. covering for corruption seems to really have its perks. rest assured, a biden win won't just unleash chaos and misery on the streets, it will mean bringing unsavory characters like

now we are reading strzok's notes, if you believe him, that he is the one who suggested the logan actink that joe biden has been lying to us over and over again? >> it would appear so. i don't want to make accusations, but the notes, i think it, that peter strzok took, if they are accurate, are very damning to the vice president, to joe biden. and why? because he is participating in the conversation. it's not that he is over taking notes on something else or handling a phone call or whatever. he is participating in the conversation, and according to the notes, with quotations around "the logan act," he is now really zoning and are not zoning out. he knows exactly what this is all about, and he appears, again, he appears to be suggesting that the incoming national security advisor should be investigated under a statute that i don't know if the american people know does not fit. no prosecution ever brought under it in the history of the justice department, going back. so that was outrageous. was he just talking off the top of his head? no, he wasn't. he referred to as many years on the

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act violation and no one has ever been prosecuted for the logan act, yet they went ahead with it anyway has been deeply corrupted over the previous eight years, politicized, and attorney general barr trying to get rid of the politicization. >> chris: mo, i want to bring you in. i think marc framed it pretty darn well, better than i was going to, is bill barr porting the politics into the justice department for taking it out? >> i don't think either of you will be surprised that eileen the other way on this one. look, i think this is on attorney general, this is a justice department that has shown time and time again its willingness to give preferential treatment to the president. this is a president who thought promised he was going to drain the swamp, promised he was going to restore a sense of fairness in our justice system for those who felt that there wasn't any, but he has shown time and time again is just making it swampier and it surprises me that bill barr would play along with us because based on his last tenure, that wasn't who he was, but since taking -- assuming that all thi

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you knew logan act.e president just had an opportunity, number one, to have the other party admit he won. not credit the russians. number two, not work against him during this transition. ainsley: transition period. brian: not have the mueller investigation followed by the impeachment proceedings. i thought this was pretty clear and interesting. brett had two sensational interviews back-to-back days one with christopher wray who has been on the sidelines through all of this, almost above it. he says when it comes to the matter of crossfire hurricane. the investigation that was taking place, that's the subject that the ig report i think it describes conduct that is unacceptable, full stop it. cannot be after loued to happen. and will not be allowed to happen. criminal decisions, charging decisions, prosecutor decisions are not made by the fbi. those are made across the street at the justice department. so i believed that when durham comes out. it looks like christopher wray is ready to act. steve: the hea

why do you think it was an absurd idea to investigate him under the logan act, andy? >> well, it was an absurd idea to investigate general flynn at all because there was no basis to believe he was agent of russia and the logan act is widely known to be unconstitutional and the only reason it's not ruled that way because it's been on the books and the justice department doesn't use it because it's blatantly unconstitutional. they were going to roll it out 2 centuries later but the incoming national security adviser whose job was to consult with foreign counterparts is just ludicrous. maria: right, yeah. it was another indication they needed to bring him down, they wanted him out of the way. he was about to find out all alf the investigating that they were doing in the trump campaign and i think they just wanted him out of the way and so they were trying to figure out a way to do, whether or not there was meeting on june 4th or notes from the oval office meeting remains to be seen. sidney powell remains that these notes are from a meeting the day before. andy, good to s

he did enjoy success in the race before, he was writing the fanny logan with stakes, it was his thirdotal at royal ascot. and harley doyle became only the third female jockey to ride at royal ascot, dragon was a 33 to one shot in the duke of edinburgh and callaway, on the ascot role of honour. they have announced that they will be reviewing the use of they will be reviewing the use of the songs swing low sweet chariot at england games. rugby football union says many fans do not know the songs links with slavery, song when the members plane to twickenham because his nickname is chariot. you use something negatively or positively, i choose to use it positively. i don't think

not a part of the logan act? when asked about the library not a part of the january 5th meeting? that's a lie, joe. what did joe know? what did barack know, why did sally yates know? and when did they know it? many of you have been frustrated because the wheels of justice move painfully slow. we first started on this with unmasking, and leave illegal surveillance, i also want to know, ever since his program and our ensemble cast here every single night, we've reported to you the truth. by the way my sources are telling me tonight, the dam is about to burst wide open and that truck load of new evidence is on the way. it is made real progress and thank god, this can happen to lieutenant general michael flynn. nobody in this country is safe. turning them on american heroes like general flynn, he was a hero. 33 year veteran, multiple tours of duty. four years of his life was ripped away by the top so-called leaders, the 1% that abuse their power, he lost his house, he faced bankruptcy, they threaten to put his son in jail, used as leverage even though he didn't feel like he was lying

in his note strzok writes: vp, logan act.sting that vice president biden was the one to bring up the possibility of charging general flynn under the never-before-used law from 1799. president obama if responded -- president obama responded, quote, these are unusual times. and they certainly were. strzok only has a small piece of biden's follow-up in his note, but it says: i've been on the intel committee for ten years, and i never -- we, of course, don't know how biden finished that sentence. but we do know that meeting was the inception of the fbi's frame-up of the president's national security adviser-to-be. what happened next reveals the depth of corruption in the upper echelons of the obama white house and how determined they were to undermine president trump. according to strzok's note again, president obama told the group, quote: make sure you look over things and have the right people on it. make of that what you will. the former president then adds, is there anything i shouldn't be telling the transition team? strzok

. >> you made quite an exit from the logan hotel. >> that was the entrance. >> that was the entrance? >> tell us what we're watching on this video. tell us what we're watching and the crowd cheering and what was going on and what were you thinking? >> so essentially at the time we were really having our first look so this was preceremony, pre-marriage. >> no rig. >> and the logan is what is closed. our ceremony was scheduled to be on the courtyard. at that time the parkway where the protests would be happening is essentially right where the logan is located. so as the protestors are walking do down, we are preparing for that first look. so it just so happens that our first look at that time when you see me depending on the video you're looking at, you see my by myself and i'm looking into the crowd, what really is happening is michael is approaching me for the first time on our wedding day. so there was a lot of emotions with that. there's emotions of the movement that's happening right around us. >> why? why did you do it? why did you choose this moment? why did you decide to do this

used the logan act. for those of you that don't highly e logan act is problematic and frankly highly unconstitutional. it makes it illegal for u.s. in zens to engage unauthorized foreign diplomacy. despite this, the f.b.i. act general flynn even though they knew he would never obscure d with the offense. in fact, since its enactment, usedogan act has only been twice to prosecute individuals. 1802 and one in 1852. and both were acquitted. go afterhy use this to flynn? well, according to the handwritten notes, the f.b.i.'s was, quote, truth/admission so we can im to lie prosecute him or get him fired, end quote. time the the same t.b.i. was dooeding -- the doodling these notes, former secretary of state john meetings with ng the palestinian authority. senator feinstein had dinner yienian foreign minister. yet, neither of those individuals were questioned logan act violations. so clearly the charges against lynn were politically motivated. i should note this morning an ppeals court noted that -- the appeals

this was pre-marriage. >> no ring. >> and the logan actually is what is closed.s scheduled to be on the courtyard. so, at that time, the parkway, where the protest would be happening, is essentially right where the logan is located. so, as the protestors are walking down, we are preparing for that first look. and so, it just so happens that our first look -- at that time when you see me, and depending on the video you're looking at, you see me by myself. and i'm looking into what seems like the crowd. what really was happening is that michael was approaching me for the first time on our wedding day. so there was a lot of emotions with that. there's emotions of the movement that's happening right around us. >> but so -- but why? why did you do it? why did you choose this moment? why did you decide to do this, in front of the whole crowd of protestors? join the protestors? >> well, that's the thing. that was not a decision. that was not something that was -- >> you were just walking in? >> i was standing there, prior to the protest actually -- >> oh, okay. sorry. i

lara logan hosts "lara logan has no agenda" on fox nation, which is fantastic.happy to have her on now. so, lara, you've been watching this from the very beginning. how is it, as a scientific matter, that viruses are not dangerous when they are transmitted at black lives matter events, but very dangerous when transmitted at other events? >> well, you know, for me, as a journalist, the saddest thing about this letter is that it frames the entire pandemic in a very political context. and i say that because i've been on the phone with a few doctors today, talking to them about this, and building on conversations with many different doctors and infectious disease specialists from the very beginning, and you only have to look at who the letter is actually written by, because you mentioned the health care professionals and infectious disease specialists, but then it has community stakeholders attached to it, and i went through the list, there are a lot of them who just have their names there. you have no idea who they are.wh so, who or what is a community stakeholder

here's morgan logan. i never liked him as an ambassador to the u.n. he's a warmonger. never trust him. trump made mistake keeping him on. you have pigpen writing, very disappointed in john bolton. he knows better, mrs. takenly thought he was an ethingiccal honor an e!able man, and also bolton's book shows us what we don't care about trump. he'll go to any length to win. imagine if the book was an a democrat/biden? also, being a day late a dollar short does not make bolton any kind of hero. many knew trump was a dangerous fool but stayed silent like mattis, kelly and others. all weak and pathetic. unpatriotic. >> jerome in washington, d.c. what do you think? korea good morning. >> >> caller: good morning. >> what do you think of the book? >> caller: i keep repeating even from yourself john bolton made this and that accusation. what is in the book that's supports any of it that can show that it's the truth, other than it being his opinion, his viewpoint? he said -- he said putin feels that he can play donald trump like a fiddle. i'm pretty sure putin said that about ever

also some p°p5 the city luminaries, and also some pops sports women, including judy murray, gabby loganf come together to urge the government to consider how the coronavirus is weighing unequally on women and if sending ovens —— seven steps a re women and if sending ovens —— seven steps are taken —— significant steps... all this talk of, we are all in this together, it hasn't weighted equally at all. and as women are more likely take up the burden of housework and taking care of the children, they are also more likely to work in sectors that have been shut down during the pandemic and were looking to be furloughed, so and were looking to be furloughed, sol and were looking to be furloughed, so i think they stand to gain from easing of restrictions as we come out of lockdown, but what this article says is women are living out article says is women are losing out on more fronts. let's move on. there seems to be a green light coming for holidays for some countries, yasmin. yes, this is the express. bless the express. i don't think so. i think everything is so uncertain at the moment, the b

not a part of the logan act, joe? that is a life you're not part of the january 5th meeting? that's a lie, joe. what did joe know, what did barack know, what did comey know, what did mccabe, paige, strzok, no, what did sally yates know, and why did they know it? many of you have been frustrated because the wheels of justice have moved painfully slow, yours truly, as well. but first, we first started on this with unmasking illegal surveillancece, leaking raw intelligence in march of 2017. i also want to know what clapper and brandon knew. and ever since this program and our ensemble cast your every single night, we have reported to you the truth, and by the way, my sources are not telling me tonight the dam is about to burst wideht open. a truckload of all new evidence is on the way. the durham probe is real, it is made real progress, and thank god. now, if this can happen to lieutenant general michael flynn, nobody in this country is safe. in that terms of abusing the power and using the powerful tools of intelligence and turning them on american heroes like general flynn. he

leroy logan, chairman of the black police association, thank you so much for talking to us this morning the anger about police brutality and racism, by saying players should be allowed to drop to one knee in protest during the national anthem. the league had previously banned them from doing so, and president trump had said protesting players should be fired. our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. it is the national conversation: racial inequality, police brutality, injustice in america. unity in the cause symbolised by a simple gesture. police and protesters dropping to one knee. all that started with this man, back in 2016. san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick refused to stand for the national anthem in protest at the racial injustice of the time. a single—minded act that led to him being mocked by president trump and ostracised by the league. kaepernick‘s contract was not renewed, and he has not played professional football since. four years on, the sentiments he expressed than have come into sharp relief following the death of george floyd, prompting kaepernic

joining us now is a laura logan, a host of laura logan has no agenda on fox nation.ah, this is not just about the group black lives matter anymore, is it? >> no it's not. i was listening to your opening monologue and it hit home for me and i know it hits home for so many people with children. my 7-year-old daughter asked me, mommy, why are we fighting each other? i thought that daddy bought the bad guys overseas. because my husband fought in afghanistan and iraq and was wounded fighting terrorists. i said to her, this is part of our history right now, part of our nation and we are struggling to get through this. and it's not just about being open-minded, it's about teaching our children to be anti-american. when i was overseas and we were covering the war, it didn't matter what color you were or what religion you were.en he stood alongside each other and you fought a common enemy to protect this country. it's a tragedy, and to be part of this great nation, it's a wonderful basis in our constitution. even when the mob comes after you. >> laura: this is a seattle prote

that could never be a violation of the logan act, so there's something really fishy here.scott's bill didn't pass, democrats didn't vote for it as you know and then the house, nancy pelosi's bill did pas in the house obviously, but the president said he would veto it. it reminds me of the statutes, reminds me of what happened in south carolina, back in 20 -- 2000 when remember the confederate flag was on top of state house dome and compromise to move it right in front of the state house on the grounds when you drove down main street as you and i have done many times, they changed it. nikki haley had grant support. do you think that's what's happening with the statutes, that now, you know, there's all this -- all this confrontation and it's very controversial, but, you know, 5 years we are all going to be in the same place? >> here is what happened in south carolina, we chose the rule of law to deal with the problem and we didn't let the mob deal with the problem. the flag came off the dome of the capitol because the legislature voted it down through the democratic process.

there was no russia collusion conspiracy and no violation and no one's been secured for the logan actwent ahead with the anyway pre-this is ayi sign there is a justice department that is deeply corrupted over the previous eight years, politicized and attorney general barr is trying to get rid of the politicized asian. chris: mo, i want to bring you and, i think marc said it well. better than i was going to, is bill barr putting the politics into the justice department or taking it out? mo: i don't think either of you will be surprised, i lean the other way on this one. this is an attorney general, this is a justice department that has shown time and time again its willingness to give preferential treatment to the president. this is a president who promised he is going to drain the swamp, present who promised he will restore sense of fairness in our justice system for those who not.that there was but he is shown time and time again he is making his swampy and that bill barr would play along. that wasn't who he was but since taking and assuming the role, he seems much more open and much

happy to say that joining us live on the program political analyst or 3rd reese everson unfunny brian logan a social issues commentator both in the us this hour. we kick off with you just on what we were talking about there the mandela foundation sais quote the use of violence can be rational and perfectly targeted and they say it worked at a crucial time in south africa history could work in the u.s. . well i'm not really sure where this same place there south africa was back then and there are new parts now anywhere close to day rates are going about police brutality how big of a problem is that in the black community really is an issue yes but yes i want to look at low sort of low it's low when i'm told. there is use are you talking about black on black values you talk about hypertension diabetes you know those kind of things drug addiction those kind of things are much more serious day in the anger from police brutality so. i don't think it's to answer at all and really you have been much more around police in 2019. reese to what extent will the violence that we've seen over the last da

leroy logan.ublic protection come up in so many different diving chains and the world health organization hasjust changed its advice and face mass and of course nhs trust say the government did not consult them before saying all hospital staff would be required to wear surgical masks. nhs providers say they have been left in the dark about significant changes in policy and accused ministers of making last—minute decisions on the hoof. saffron cordery is from nhs providers — she said it wasn't clear how many masks would be needed or how they would be distributed. what we need to be clear about is whether we actually have the supply, a sustainable supply of type one and type two masks in order to ensure that day in, day out, we can supply our 1.1 million staff with the masks that they need, so it is this balance between supply and intention of the policy and we don't think we have those two coming together yet. ,1.1 million staff. of course, if staff are asked to wear masks, they will rightly expect

also the host of lara "logan has no agenda."hat can you tell us as we are watching these pictures? >> i've been talking to law enforcement and seeing the data they are dealing with which shows there are numerous incidents and mounting evidence of anarchist involvement in these protests. they are not just exploiting and hijacking it but coordinating it and escalating it. i can point you to an incident on the 29th of may in louisville, kentucky, where law enforcement enforcemen say e police were trying to respond to a violent situation, the extremist groups use the black block which is a kind of -- it's the part of the movement, they like to call it a movement. these are the people you often see who are dressed in all black, according to law enforcement, they use black clothing, face coverings, concealing their identities. what's interesting about what they do is they intercept police communication. they monitor police traffic. they use secure communications. they know where the police is going to go and they know how to stop law

laura logan and dan bongino weigh in on this effort. and yes, defund the police altogether. here in this country. ms the so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. woi felt completely helpless.hed online. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. actually have cameras, which i want every officer to wear. and to protect the cops. >> the question now is whether all shows reality or scripted it dealing with police officers might be canceled. the paramount network decided to end the 33 year run of the serious cops. now, amd is pulling the plug on its hit show live tv which has infuriated fans and baffled the host of the sho