elizabeth: matthew whitaker thanks for joining us. >> thank you, liz.zabeth: look who is back with us, a terrific guest as matthew whitaker, florida congressman byron donalds. we love to see you and hear your insights. "the washington post" compiled five years of miss shootings. they do 10 million arrests annually. 5,000 people are shot by police fatally every year. the vast majority of, 70% or more were armed or dangerous. half of those who were shot are white people. there is argument if you look at the data, black people at a rate are shot more than white people that is doing math there. what do you think of this argument? >> obviously this argument has one goal in mind. the argument is basically allow politicians to make fundamental changes to the institutions of our government and of our society. that is the reason why these narratives get pushed. of the listen one story not talked about. we talk about obviously the derek chauvin trial, what happened with dante wright in brooklyn center. no discussion at all of white gentleman killed by a police of

liz: matthew whitaker, thinking for joining us, next up, look who's back a terrific guest matthew whitakera congressman byron donalds, it is great to hear you and see you, we love your insights, when you look at the data that the washington post compiled over recent five-year period over police shootings, they have about 10 million arrestsnu annually, there's a thousand people shot by police fatallye every year. but the vast majority, 70% or more were armed or dangerous, there is also this we see about half fatally shot are white people, there is an argument as you look at the data that black people at a rate are shot more than white people. that is doing math, what do you think of this argument. >> obviously this argument has one goal in mind, to basically allow politicians to make fundamental changes to the institutions of our government and society that's the reason why the narratives get pushed, one that's not been talked about we talked obviously about the derek chauvin in trial and what happened with daunte wright in brooklyn center but there was no discussion at all with a white gen

liz: matthew whitaker, thank you for joining us, come back soon let's bring in former u.s.ttorney brent tolman, this is harrowing for any parent but this is hunter biden he made millions of dollars in business dealings overseas by flying around the world on air force to when his father was vice president getting secret service protection when you saw the story, what did you think. >> are to be with you when i saw the story it was immediately haunting and what i mean by that when this first came out there was a suspicion of what was contained on the laptop, there i was leaks of minor aspects there was an indication that there mao be dealing in drugs and prosecution and the involvement of a firearm, here we have a confirmed and i'm going to tell you your last guest that is correct is a two-tier system in our country right now and are justice system but it's even more stark than what's been outlined, i am confident that had somebody releasing this case early on in an intent to investigate hunter biden will look at decades in federal prison. liz: that is a heavy charge, the oth

with us tonight, former acting attorney general matthew whitaker, top attorney brett tolman, congressman byron donalds and dolly and jenny lynch are pros in reality, kt mcfarland and general michael mcguire. we also have tonight youtube is accused of again botching it, censoring a video of florida governor ron desantis talking to medical experts from oxford, stanford and harvard university. they opposed strict lockdowns as detrimental to the public. when youtube has other videos saying the exact same thing, talking about the exact same debate, the lockdowns are bad for people. so are they targeting governor desantis because he's a potential 2024 presidential contender? this comes after "60 minutes" admitted that, yes, it did alter and censor desantis' comments explaining about vaccinations at publix supermarkets in florida. and to georgia, a top state official slamming the mainstream media saying they're, quote, dishonest and hypocritical. another top georgia official, secretary of state there, claims georgia democrat stacey abrams is poll testing the impact of words like, quote, jim cro

matthew whitaker is with us the former acting u.s. d to have you, matthew, because this is the same week we learned that the justice department wants to explore and investigate policing practices in minneapolis, but i suspect, given these up risings and other cities as well, that they want to expand that. what do you think? >> yeah, good morning, neil. i'm so glad to be with you again what i see the department of justice doing is reinserting themselves into these local police departments with a pattern and practice investigation that's going to start in minneapolis. you know, we functionally ended these types of things in the trump adminitration. we did not believe they were affected. they do not help the rank-and-file officers that are on the street, doing the work and they end up placing , you know, really onerous requirements on these cities through the monitors and the judges, that supervise these and we didn't see that they never end and the department of justice is suddenly in the business of effectively running police department