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mick mikael is the president of the national association of police organizations. thank you for being with us. i want to get your thoughts as you look at this, and obviously curfews extend all across our country tonight. >> i appreciate the opportunity to participate. as we are seeing many of our groups and associations throughout the country are being placed in harm's way. as you've seen in the last couple of days, many police leaders throughout the nation have given their opinion and their objection to what they witnessed as a result of the tragedy so close to minnesota. however, how men and women of our association and all law enforcement are still compelled to be a line of defense to protect the innocent and it's a tragedy what's taken place. many elected officials and professionals have clearly identified that the agitators in this nation are undermining the message that the peaceful protesters are attempting to deliver. >> can you talk a little bit, let's go back to the beginning of the george floyd incident. how does this happen? looking at this video, what

mick mikael is the president of the national association of police organizations. thank you for being with us. i want to get your thoughts as you look at this, and obviously curfews extend all across our country tonight. >> i appreciate the opportunity to participate. as we are seeing many of our groups and associations throughout the country are being placed in harm's way. as you've seen in the last couple of days, many police leaders throughout the nation have given their opinion and their objection to what they witnessed as a result of the

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mikael.d to all the police officers out there. >> i appreciate, and may god look over each and every member of the law enforcement who are in harm's way today and every day. thank you for the opportunity sir. >> all right. have a good night. let's bring in our panel. first panel of the night. julie peso washington bureau chief and fox news analyst lawrence jones. first you read these communities, some of them are really hurting. i think there's more curfews tonight than there has been since 1968 after mlk junior died. your thoughts of the big picture. >> i think they've clearly, there is a great deal of frustration but i would say there are three levels. i think you can't ignore what the country is going through with the virus and so many people pent up, told to shelter in place especially for poor working-class people in this country and lots of young people frustrated with what's been going on, and finally those incredible waves of abuse by the police. you think about what happened here wit