mez most of them democrats a voice concern over the federal crime but it's not the person on the balance we call a bitch with. a protester beaten with a metal pole tear gas and rubber bullets shot into a crowd after nearly 2 months of mostly peaceful protests tensions have reached new heights up for president donald trump's administration ordered federal police on the streets of port its largest city just a few days ago in spirit ted wheeler was not speared by the u.s. government forces weaver was tear gassed by the agents as he stood near a fence guarding a federal courthouse. jeered at times by protesters the mayor showed solidarity with the crowd shouting black lives matter. which opposed the deployment of federal agents of his city from the start and the state has how does barack let me be very clear with oregonians when i spoke with the director of the department of homeland. curating last week i told him to go home and to take his federal troops with him. this is a democracy not a dictatorship however critics say the portland mirror is to blame for local police using tear gas and o

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are you kidding mez/ in this country -- are you kidding me? in this country? i did not ask to be born here. i was born here. time, theny point in person who is just speaking, said you could get killed at one point in time in this country for your civil-rights. are you kidding? for your civil-rights? it is mind blowing. but, you know,, it is like that thing, it is a trip. and these. citizen things happen. andi am a black female there were blacks back in the day that could be killed if they were just walking down the street. i live in virginia. to understand these things is mind blowing. here we are now. and i do not know what that felt like. for someone like john lewis to be witness to these things, that he could be beaten. could you imagine someone being beaten with a stick, not a stick, but a bat? someone actually beating? and to live and to tell the experience, or to watch other people be killed lately. -- just blatantly. like a 14-year-old child taken out of his relative's home by two grown men, a 14-year-old kid, and beating him, shooting in a river. him h

williams made is a point i've heard often, which theorizes a spectrum between going too mez aeasy and, and somewhere in the middle is where you need to be. and the idea behind it, if you go too far, if you give people too many rights, if you're too constrained, you will see disorder and crime and violence and mayhem. your city has had deep changes to the police department and also seen over a long period of time a decline in crime. how do you think about those two sort of interests? >> i think that absolutely balance is important. we are a destination city, hosting, you know, 18 million visitors a year. of course, protecting and serving the residents of the city. we do not want to be confrontational, kind of allow you to be who you are. and respecting that, you know. and also building those relationships with community as well as with the police. much like memphis, the city of new orleans is majority african-americans, 60%. and over 50% of our force is african-american, as well. so you do have to -- we have to deal with the nuances are different in terms of how we sbef a interact with

are you kidding mez/ in this country -- are you kidding me? in this country? i did not ask to be born here. i was born here. time, theny point in person who is just speaking, said you could get killed at one point in time in this country for your civil-rights. are you kidding? for your civil-rights? it is mind blowing. but, you know,, it is like that thing, it is a trip. and these. citizen things happen. andi am a black female there were blacks back in the day that could be killed if they were just walking down the street. i live in virginia. to understand these things is mind blowing. here we are now. and i do not know what that felt like. for someone like john lewis to be witness to these things, that he could be beaten. could you imagine someone being beaten with a stick, not a stick, but a bat? someone actually beating? and to live and to tell the experience, or to watch other people be killed lately. -- just blatantly. like a 14-year-old child taken out of his relative's home by two grown men, a 14-year-old kid, and beating him, shooting in a river. him h

federal funds to purchase equipment from huawei or vte follows india's ban on tiktok, and others, are mezct. >> they are not only appropriate they are long overdue to go back to the point you made not just huawei they will go into a country say we are going to build you a port the president makes them look good getting a port build maybe money on side for them as well what happens you can't pay what you owe them they take over the port, and it is their companies their workers they bring into your country to do this especially true in africa we see a little bit in latin america, and in developing countries around the world, and it is a major problem look, i think this all waking up to this long overdue credit to this administration first administration, sort of taking this thing on this is going to be work of a generation this is going to be work of multiple administrations, i hope we're waking up to this reality begin to take action. maria: well ag barr, bill barr was on show last week, he told me, that one of the problems are companies american companies, looking at the growth in china a