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police officers in portland, oregon giving blistering exit interviews and one cop said portland cityhe mayor and the city council ignore actual facts on crime and policing in favor of radical leftist and anarchist fantasy. that the police command and the city council arrogantly and confident and cowardly. your word on that, blistering words. >> when we go back to last year the federal government has a series of assistance measures such as federal agent to assist any anarchy that was plaguing court under portland but the mayor and the city council were diametrically opposed for the assistance of federal law enforcement. that set forth a bad precedent. we clearly saw the localized police were incapable of managing the disturbances that are plaguing the community. the officers understand the boots on the ground needd your help, they did not receive it and it was a result of the failed policy and the city council. liz: portland has been the epicenter of the destructive riot. it has the largest jump in homicides in 26 years. 55 killington 2020, half off those killings are people of color

so, what is happening in portland in minneapolis, that is an easy correlation. less police means more crime, and one of the problems we have is and just police officers. it is that we have really bad prosecutors right now, so prosecutors across the country who have been funded by people like george soros and others on prosecuting crimes, so you can have investigators prosecute the crimes, these defendants get off. they go back on the street. one other point i would like to make it as we see a surge of people coming to our southern border. aoc will say that they are economic -- they are climate refugees. they are also coming for safety and security. you see that in these central american countries, that there is no security unless you are really rich. if you have money, you can buy the security, but if you are poor, you are subject to gangs. that is what is happening in america too. like nancy pelosi, with her guards and her gates, you are safe, but if you are an average citizen, you are subject to the violence on the streets. really my last point is that i don't

police officers in portland, oregon, giving blistering exit interviews.ty council ignore actual fact the on crime and policing in favor of radical leftist and anarchist fantasy. the police command and city council they're arrogantly incompetent and cowardly. your word on that. blistering words. >> when we got back to last year the federal government sent a series of assistance measures such as federal agents to assist in the anarchy plaguing portland however the mayor and city council were diametric opposed to assistance of federal law enforcement. that set forth a bad precedent. we clearly saw the localized police were incapable of managing the disturbances that were plaguing that community. so the officers understand that. now the quote, up quote, boots on the ground needed help and didn't receive it and it was a result of the failed policies of the city council. >> we got it. portland, as you point out has been the epicenter of destruction tiff riots. it now has the largest jump in homicides in 26 years. 55 killings in 2020. half of those killings are

burma than portland because it's become so dangerous. >> mollie: it just kills me because it's something we've seen over the past year now. one of them told me we are all going to go to communities that want us to someone else is speaking for me here and speaking for those residents in portland and giving them the message that they are not wanted and a block away, there are stickers up that say cops are not welcome and they are referred to as uniformed gang members. if that doesn't speak for me, that doesn't speak for my family outside of portland. they get visitors from the far left over once a week with threats online as well as physically on their property and what's happening? where is the accountability? there is none. even the far more left than that. so the voters, i think a lot of the country has been discounting them and saying you get what you vote for but the options are all horrible. the buffet of socialism and radicalism is all they have to offer and the rest of the country is turning a blind eye because to our conversation

a lot of the gun violence is happening in your average neighborhoods in portland. this is a problem that needs to be solve with more policing. in addition to putting par rangers into positions that they are not qualified to take on, and that's not shoot at park rangers, that's not their job. they aren't supposed to be going after people with guns but they are putting a lot of money into these various organizations to go after anti-violence and the thought on paper, and i do think there is value to this, going after the root causes of violence, you don't need this kind of huge police response every single year to growing crime. there is value to that. but the problem is, you shouldn't be putting money only into the organization at the expense of policing because, number one, $4 million to $6 million isn't going to get a lot done. that's not a lot of money to take on these huge issues. number two, problems don't go away overnight so as you're addressing some of the root causes, that are socioeconomic, cultural, that are deeper than any of us realize you still have cr

people of portland staying in the streets for| portland staying in the streets for 83 days, it made — had so many coming in, but you know what, thank each and everyone. so many people in grocery stores would walk in, i believe in respecting the elders, i hear them walking up in the grocery store, they'd stop me and recognise me... they were telling you what they experienced as a child, what they experienced as a child, what they saw and what they needed for change. everywhere i go, my brothers 90. change. everywhere i go, my brothers go, we all go, i think the people for the love in the streets, i'm thinking everyone because we couldn't have done this, and this is a victory for all of us. there is no colour barrier on this, this is everyone who's been held down and pinned down. and you know what, people? we stand together in unity. we think ourteam, people? we stand together in unity. we think our team, mr attorney ben crump. the witnesses, donald williams, i'd like to thank the jury, everybody, thank god almighty, thank you. we aren't done yet. my brother george is smiling, his beaut

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kennedy: absolute especially portland by goodness.nes thank you so much so good to talk to. coming up a gruesome new set. his new challenger from governor. can her olympian vein have upset in california? steve hilton joins me in moments. ♪ ♪. kennedy: cal port has signatures to trigger recall election. governor gavin newsom is sweating. caitlyn jenner said she's running to replace him. she will run as a republican against the state's high taxes in oppressive lockdown for smart platform. they will not back or she turned to another famous family running as a trump surrogate can she win? here at me to it discuss 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel steve hilton is back, welcome back steve. >> hello kennedy how you doing? >> i really like the idea this candidacy. caitlyn said she's been a california resident for 50 years. what do you like about her chances and her platform? what could resonate with voters here? >> first of all the mechanics of the recall election really favor someone like her in general and specifically her. the way

, they are still targeting federal facilities and agents in portland today. administration is silent on that. it seems the only want to talk about the events of january 6 here in d.c. but if there is violence towards other federal officers or facilities, they don't want to talk about. >> julie: silence speaks volumes. thank you so much for talking to us. brutal twitter war between alexandria ocasio-cortez and ted cruz. what is all about this time? plus this. >> this is nothing about infrastructure because if it really was, republicans would be right there to work with them to put an infrastructure bill that would build america. this is about raising taxes. >> julie: the sticker shock and backlash over president biden's massive spending bill and it's not coming from just republicans. david has meant on deck on who ultimately gets stuck with the bill next. uncertain times, money in the bank can bring you and your family real piece of mind. refiplus from newday usa can make it happen. refiplus lets you refinance at near record lows plus get an average of $50,000

will follow the violence in portland for more than a year, why cut this program?t the time, i believe the gun violence in portland that was cut have a detrimental impact on where were going now in the city of portland. >> do you think tyrell would be here today if they did not cut that program? >> somebody's child would be here i believe if not my nephew somebody's child . katie: are defined the police efforts backfiring, will they change course or will they just get worse. leo used that your career fighting for people's rights and civil liberty, what i think of the consequences of the violence as a result of defend the police movement around the country i think of the victims in a number of them have been victims of color which is what i thought we were fighting against. leo: the situation in this issue makes me very upset as a civil rights attorney. let me be very clear the left-wing media antifa black lives matter hijacked the george floyd case and use it to attack law enforcement. 97% of law enforcement are great and protect us at two in the morning there migh

leaders like those in portland and new york are not part of the solution. they are only part of the problem. >> harris: and you know why they were working in that pandemic? because they are essential. >> joe: exactly. >> harris: they are essential. i just wanted to get that out. kennedy, portland, oregon. today on the show, you probably know better than anybody. what is ted wheeler talking about? go out and round up your neighbors. you just go out and find those writers. let him go first. take his democrat friends with him, see how many people they round up. >> kennedy: this is what happens to your city when you appease fascism, and that is what ted wheeler has done. and he has helped maintain this climate for nine months, so if you got pregnant at the beginning of the portland riots, you would have a baby now. that's a pretty incredible thought. and it's only getting worse and worse. why would he want to be a cop in a place like that when the people who are assaulting you, they are not charged? you know, and if you are able to arrest them, they are free to

you have a system across the country from seattle to portland back to minneapolis of people prepared on any excuse to go out and break down the law. >> this is a marxist uprising is it not? this is a classic chaos disinformation propaganda vilification, have we seen this play out over history, across history, this is just one more example that has nothing to do with compassion for the family of dante right, everything to do with tearing down the system they think is systemically racist, unjust, the capitalist free market system, they want that gone and if they can use the death of a black man to do it they are going to do it. >> quote, the fact is almost every case we are talking about it is poor african americans, for latinos, poor whites for that matter, people in neighborhoods where they get preyed upon by criminals so breaking down the forces of order increases the danger to the poorest americans and disproportionately racial way. one democratic congresswoman yesterday called for the end of policing, the end of incarceration. think about the level this suggests. we have a dramati

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mayor ted wheeler, a liberal mayor out in portland.e idea to take park rangers who are unarmed to deal with rising crime. let us show you some of the crime numbers starting with portland. here is how high they are up in the city of portland. homicides up 1600%, out in minneapolis more than 50%, and in new york city, carly, where you are, you can see that, 57%. carly, simply the question is, is this sustainable? do they to reverse -- do they ho reverse? >> yeah, it's not just those three cities. 63 of the 66 largest police jurisdiction saw an increase in crime in 2020. and for some it was rape, for some it was murder, for some it was robbery. and if you don't think the defund the police or the black lives matter movements have something to do with that, you are kidding yourself. we already know what works. rudy giuliani did it in the '90s. you target the small crimes so the big crimes don't happen. that is what saved lives. but today something very strange is happening. you'd think with this increase in crime lawmakers would be passing

this is a troubling trend, dan. >> not a surprise and not unique to portland.departments having this but according to the oregonian, 115 officers have left the portland police bureau since last july. making it the biggest exit as anyone can remember they are. 74 of the officers retired the rest resigned. the reasons are pretty clear. portland has seen by far the most violence and vitriol aimed at police since the killing of george floyd ten months ago. there was a protest saturday night outside the police union building which has seen dozens of demonstrations. there was a fire right outside the building. riots were a nightly occurrence last summer and fall. that's only half the story. many if not most of the portland police officers feel that city leaders don't support what they do. last year and the council defined in the department by $14 million. that's a lot for a department with fewer than 900 officers. there's also a hiring freeze and the departments gun violence unit was disbanded because protesters said blacks were too often being stopped. since then sh

last summer we had hearings in the senate that happened in a federal courthouse in portland. at that time senator harris on the same committee that i served on, all of her questions were did you test the tear gas on pregnant women when you launched that tear gas, were you concerned about the effect on pregnant women? it's a riot like is here tonight. if there's pregnant women, they were told to watch out. that was her concern about that. it wasn't what was happening and the violence and attacking law enforcement and having to think about their families back home and what they're thinking today. >> laura: senator, the brooklyn center mayor today said is that police, when they're making traffic stops, shouldn't even necessarily have weapons on them. now, we're going to show everybody a video of what happened in new mexico just recently to a police officer who made a traffic stop. okay? he's says i don't believe officers need to have weapons every time that they make a traffic stop. senator langford, this is not about duante wright. this is about nationalizing the police, removi

in sacramento, seattle, portland.ow we're seeing that the police officer charged in the shooting, they had to put concrete barriers and wire fencing around her home because of rioters potentially showing up. i mean that is a new level. we have, you know, and you have rashida tlaib, progressive democrat saying get rid of cops. this is going on too. what do you say to that? >> i think the hard truth is that dr. martin luther king said it best, darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that. you cannot be somebody who says we need to bring down the temperature, we need to find ways to work together and then encourage the lesser angels of the human spirit in times of shared american grief. so we have to remember that people like bobby kennedy, who stood out there in the aftermath of the killing of dr. martin luther king, jr., imploring people to trust the process, imploring people to work together in love and in commonplace. so i think to your point, it is unacceptable in any way to think that we would condone

many, if not most of the portland officers feel city leaders don't support what they do.department by $14 million. that's a lot for a department with fewer than 900 officers and also a hiring freeze. the department's gun violence unit was disbanded because protestors said blacks were too often being stopped. since then shootings and murders are skyrocketed. the city has had a 26 year high for murders and on pace to double that this year. the newspaper was read through several dozen interviews and a common theme. lack of support and dana, most of the officers are going to neighboring police departments and even departments up here in washington state. >> dana: portland's loss. >> bill: before we close out for the day hunter biden is promoting his upcoming memoir. saying he doesn't know if the laptop left at a repair shop is his or whether or not being on the burisma board was a mistake. a clip from that. just roll this. >> looking back, did you make a mistake taking a spot on that board? >> no, i don't think i made a mistake in taking a spot on the board. i think i made a

meantime portland police are hard at work per they are busy on the street. [inaudible] >> the sgt moves the person aside na another person punches the sergeant in the head. ace couple begins and the sergeant is knocked to the ground. the sergeant lands in a dangerous position underneath the suspect in on his back. >> that suspect was arrested and charged with multiple felony and misdemeanor crimes and still, no and insight for the violence. >> christina coleman, thank you. eric. [inaudible] >> the latest in the deadly police shooting of andrew brown junior he's an african-american man. this happened in elizabeth city, north carolina. the sheriff there is facing pressure this afternoon to release that body cam image of the shooting. as well as new calls for him to resign. tells fox news only a judge can decide whether or not that footage should be released. follow stories on the ground in elizabeth city north carolina with the very latest on this case, hi chris. >> good afternoon eric per you are exactly right really at the center of pressure is the fact that

highlight the past week in portland. the ice building set ablaze.are being let out as you said not prosecuted and/or just given community service. and it's a shame. >> this to me looks like it sends a pretty clear and dangerous message to those who seek to do harm. what do you make of the message it sends to potential criminals or criminals. >> the message it is okay. setting precedent for riots and acts of social justice that end up in riots that can you go out and can you destroy people's homes. can you destroy public property. you can cause people of lawlessness we will just let did you go or give you community service and give you a slap on the wrist. jedediah: can residents do anything to bring about change here? a lot of residents that are in cities that are going through times like this feel completely powerless. should they. >> they shouldn't feel powerless. and what they can do is join coalitions like ours. coalition to save portland and pdx.org and other community organizations, neighborhood associations and really just stand up to local a

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antifa blamed for helping to destroy sections of portland, oregon are you hearing about antifa on theround? >> absolutely in the city and other cities they utilize another tragic event that occurred in utilizing the grief of the community and the family to engage in violence protest and violent destruction of property. they're not changing the discourse or make things better, they want to destroy things and unfortunately the hijacked legitimate messages of concern and protest and use them in the people in the protest as human shields why they conduct violence throughout theit community. liz: you know antifa backpacks and black hoodies and umbrellas that his signature antifa moves, minneapolis on edge the nearby george floyd trial is still underway that triggered a year of protest and riots around the country, 30 dead in writing and fozens of cops injured and blinded and 11 u.s. cities facing unrest, can the city, omaha, louisville, new york, seattle, columbus, ohio, dallas, atlanta and portland. >> we see that for sure and law enforcement has to be prepared i've seen that the national

tourism is a major driver of the food scene here in portland.e reputation that the city has with our surrounding areas, like beaver ton. feeder communities come in eat, they have perception of portland being a dangerous place. if you live here it's not but perception is devastating and it is really impacting our business. neil: so all they need to hear or see is, you know, some footage of people, that must be everywhere. you're saying it's not but i'm wondering if that is actually your bigger concern these days? not so much the bumpy reopenings which you seem to have handled quite well, but what could stall that, if the perception is, it is just not a safe time to be going out or in to any restaurant? >> neil, a great data point in downtown portland, really the most impacted, the stores are plywood up over there. the apple store looks like it is in a demilitarized zone. you have a fence around it to go into security to get into the stairs to lead into the apple store. neil: wow. >> the problem is that tourism was the driver of the downtown food

mike: in portland the mayor -- and acting police chief are asking for support.na coleman is live from the west coast with the latest. hi, christina. >> reporter: after the derek chauvin verdict there's been an uptick in try wroting and chaos in -- rioting and chaos in the portland area. people have been dealing with for nearly a year now. portland's democrat mayor was strongly opposed to donald trump sending in federal agents to help. now he is extending a state of emergency to deal with the ongoing violence. the mayor put out a statement this week saying the city is focused on four key priorities, including identifying, arresting and prosecuting self-described anarchists seeking to ceo chaos and -- to sow chaos and anarchy. >> we're seeing the groups are getting smaller, yet they're probably more determined. they want to burn. they want to bash. they want to intimidate. they want to assault. >> reporter: also, the democrat mayor is still calling for police reform, in the same statement from this week where willer condemns anarchists he said another one of the k

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dan springer with more on portland's mayor.rk city with a weekend of violence there. hi, aishah. >> is starting to feel a lot like 2020 all over again. as the temperature rises, so does gun violence. it is soaring across new york city. here are the numbers. a whopping 31 people were injured in 21 shootings over the weekend including a retired nypd officer shot in the torso three times. a number of shooting victims is up 71% from this time last year. the sergeants benevolence association of the nypd tweeting "mayor bill de blasio has allocated $30 million to bring tourism to new york city. welcome to the city of violence." the mayor has another big problem on his hands. the nypd reporting that more than 5,300 officers either retired or handed in their retirement papers in 2020. a big jump. 75% jump from 2019 and critics say they debate over police practices and the anti-police climate is contributing to this mass exodus. they are warning this is not going to lure people back to new york city. >> how did you think that attacking

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. >> sandra: up big numbers in portland, and this is not a typo.ave more on that situation in just a moment but first to mark meredith on the fallout from the defund police movement is making things very difficult for police forces around the country. >> good afternoon. i'm in there is a shift for police oversight power around to the public. we are seeing that from a number of different measures this past week including a statewide use of force standard also expanding the public's acts, access to police disciplinary files. punishment for officers who have excessive force on the record as well as body cam is being mandated statewide in maryland by 2025. it will also be up to the states governor larry hogan to decide whether or not to design these proposals into law. right now, no final decisions. on police advocates say departments nationwide are struggling to find new officers and they argue that it's the constant criticism, negative media attention and renewed efforts to punish public servants which are pushing people to look past this. >> we are

and the city of portland is a very interesting case study for green infrastructure. we are also a combined sewer city. our journey started a little longer ago. it did start with a regulatory mandate in 1991. we spent most of the 90s trying to convince epa to let us include green infrastructure into our stipulation order so we can do it we swear with the down side tunnels or disconnection or things like that. but that was completed, you know, completely met 10 years ago. so we are a city, we implement green infrastructure voluntarily. we don't think of it that way. we are nonmandated. we use the tool of green infrastructure to best address our system needs, our system risks. and our program has really evolved over the last 30 years as our understanding of our risks have evolved as our understanding of how to apply the tools have improved. we do use a capital and a lot of others have talked about this. we use a capital program. and i'm going to talk about that. and, we've taken each of those in their separate way and we have worked as a city to what i would say develop

the portland police called to the scene to assist federal protective service.y arrived to two fires burning plywood right up against the building. they had to use crowd control ammunition and push the protesters back. so far no word of suspects or arrests. in the meantime, parents have a school right next to the ice facility are flaming mad, not at the protesters who set the fire, but instead, they are directing their anchor to the federal officers using what they call chemical weapons to help quell the protest. pepper balls filled with different types of chemical irritants have landed on the school grounds and contaminated the play yard. parents say their kids finally got to go back to school in person today, but they couldn't go outside. >> and the parents were not able to feel confident that their kids are safe going to school. red, shiny marbles and they yard, ready for a child to find and put in their pocket and play with and take home. or explode. i get angry when i think about it. >> the protest may of 2020 and has cost the city $25 million in damage, po

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policymakers driving into portland dressed in back ready for battle. of millions in losses and damage. it was the epicenter of the defund the police movement. the mayor is urging residents trying to unmask the violent mob and take the city back. >> we must stand together as a community against this ongoing criminal intimidation and violence. they want to burn, they want to bash. they want to intimidate. they want to assault. >> dana: dan springer is live in seattle. dan, i guess people in portland might think it is welcome but a little late. >> we've been talking about this for almost a year. portland mayor ted wheeler stood with these very same protestors last summer as they battled federal police and the trump administration. now he is asking for help in getting them arrested. wheeler has finally reached his breaking point. on friday he asked residents to unmask the self-described an arc consists vandalizing portland and trying to bring down the police department for nearly a year. last july wheeler joined them at the federal courthouse in the middle

things also getting hectic in portland, oregon, this week, some protesters march to the portland policeuilding where fire was set overnight monday. investigators saying $25,000 worth of damage was done to that structure. arresting at least one person accusing them of our sin. the mayor and portland is urging people to demonstrate peacefully, a message that was echoed further south in los angeles by the city's police chief, michael moore. >> this is been a city that has enjoyed a long period of time without people resorting to riotous acts of violence and a taxpayer that however is now been broken and it's my prayer that volition such as we have behind us and all of our communities will find a way to be united and be peaceful and not resort to violence. to speak of the police chief here in los angeles is during the protests and riots last sum, the execution was problematic and missteps were made. he says they will have filed a deployment and that the entire department will be in uniform. ready to respond. shannon. >> shannon: jeff brohm, monitoring at all for us, they cue, jeff. breaking

one of those attacks was perpetrated by an anarchist in portland, oregon which was actually the first fatal anarchist extremist attack in over 20 years. looking forward we assess domestic violence extremists and continue to pose an elevated threat of violence to the united states. we expect racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist antigovernment or anti- will very likely pose the greatest domestic terrorism threat throughout 2020 and likely into 2022. at the same time as a portent know the threats from international terrorism have not diminished and rather as we heard into 2021 for the first time in 20 years the threats from domestic terrorism, jihadism and state-sponsored terrorism are all elevated simultaneously. as we were to counter these threats and want to underscore the importance of partnerships to the counterterrorism site. our investigations and disruption rely on our cooperation with our federal, state and local law enforcement partners as well as the communities we serve. in fiscal year 2020 along the fbi led joint terrorism task forces across the country represe

last night, biden voters burned a police building in portland, oregon. did you know that?bably not. didn't get much coverage. in the wake of daunte wright's death the other day, riots broke out all over the country, iner new york, philadelphia, chicago, minneapolis. here's what brooklyn center, minnesota, looked like on sunday night. [indistinct shouting] >> tucker: they are stealing stuff off the shelves. but don't call it looting. no, that is a peaceful demonstration. we know that because the mayor of brooklyn center, mike elliott, told us so. two nights ago, mayor elliott tweeted a picture of himself on the scene, "earlier this evening, i had the opportunity to go talk to these peaceful protesters," he wrote. "our city is calm now." here's the funny thing, the mayor was wearing a kevlar helmet in the picture he tweeted out.ow that is not in syria, that is in his own town. that is how peaceful it was. he was wearing a kevlar helmet. whatever else he is, mike elliott is not a very effective liar. others, by contrast, have decided to drop the pretense entirely. blm leader

here's how the portland police bureau puts it tonight.cers begin to disengage from the scene, hostile individuals chased them throwing things at them. officers deployed inert smoke canisters and help to help them leave, but individuals continued after them. a rubber ball distraction device was used to allow the officers to safely disengage created tensions rising near the home of chicago's democratic mayor lori lightfoot in the aftermath of the death of 13-year-old adam toledo. surveillance video shows him reaching behind it fence where a gun was found before he was shot by police. the white house is weighing in on one side before the investigation is complete. >> too often in this country, law enforcement uses unnecessary force resulting in the deaths of black and brown americans. >> cities across the country are making more preparations for violence. we begin with senior correspondent mike tobin and brooklyn center minnesota where they lifted the curfew tonight. good evening. >> the curfew is back in place by emergency declaration, mike

they have allowed things to go on like this in minnesota before in portland. in atlanta they were allowed this to happen claiming we're iranis or for some emirate. it's another headline stories today muslims in france are accusing the government of trying to control every aspect of their lives from what they wear to how they school their children what's the allegation it's caused by a bill recently adopted in the 1st reading in the senate the stated aim of the draft law is to bolster republican principles on to combat so when separatist tendencies are to charlotte it can pick up the story for us. ford says plans to defeat separatism have already caused alarm bells to ring particularly amongst the muslim community they've said that the north seeks to divide and could provoke hatred of muslims now the country senators voted to make an already controversial bill well explosive in a bid to fight against extremism senators adopted measures including a ban on parents wearing visible religious symbols if their company children old school trips essentially a ban on he

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they have allowed things to go on like this in minnesota before in portland. in atlanta they were allowed this to happen claiming we're iranis are 1st amendment rights i would say honestly from a logic own confidence point of view i would say that the leaders of the communities should get together with the leaders of the state and local governments . in discuss solutions. the longest war in american history could be over by mid september throw bodden as it out the 11th of that month the date of the complete withdrawal of u.s. troops for afghanistan that they had stayed in the country too long we delivered justice to bin laden a decade ago and we've stayed in afghanistan for a decade sense sense then our reasons to remain in afghanistan become increasingly unclear we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions for the draw and expecting a different result or the date is however months over the deadline set by a deal reached between the taliban and former u.s. president donald trump i

they have allowed things to go on like this in minnesota before in portland. in atlanta they were allowed this to happen claiming we're iranis are 1st amendment rights i would say honestly from a large grown confidence point of view i would say that the leaders of the communities should get together with the the local government. in the skies solution. you know to nations is urging an end to violence in afghanistan has revealed the number of civilians killed or injured in fighting between the afghan government and taliban in the 1st few months or 2021 is significantly higher than a year ago according to the u.n. in 1st 3 months of the year there were almost 1900 casualties which is almost a 30 percent increase compared with last year's figures they were good as ations also worried by the increase in the number of women and children that have been either killed or injured while the longest war in u.s. history could be over by mid september joe biden has announced the 11th of that month is the date of a complete withdrawal of u.s. and nato troops from afghanista

against racism, never in my life has everything that the democrats look at, even in evergreen and portland. >> sean: i want people and neighborhoods protected, i want law and order, safety and security for every resident, when people turn on the cops the way we see in new york or we saw this weekend we saw last year with the water, now going to take away the nonlethal options of police and defunding the police, i don't see this ending well. we are going to have more mayhem, more chaos, more violence, we see the murder rate in the city skyrocketing. >> dr. fauci told supporters to take the vaccine because he felt donald trump had that much clout and power and persuasiveness. think about barack obama, one of the most admired men in this country and he's not an idiot, he knows what you and i know, he knows the studies do not show that the cops are out killing blacks because they are black, he is saying the black harvard economist who was shocked when he found out the police were more hesitant and reluctant to pull the trigger on a black suspect in a white suspect, you see in the work heather

t night after night after night have been damaging and destructing the city, well, the mayor of portland, oregon, has finally had it. after millions of dollars of destruction, continued violence and lawlessness in the streets of the city, for months protesting against police brutality, mayor ted wheeler who once rejected federal support last are summer is now calling on the citizens of this city to stand up against iowans that rioters -- antifa rioters who continue to put his city the under siege. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news■ç live," i'm eric sha. arthel: hi, everyone. mayor ted wheeler is asking people in the community to help identify members of a self-described anarchist mob who have been engaged in acts of violation and vandalism in recent months. christina coleman is live with more. >> reporter: arthel, following the derek chauvinning verdict, there's been a huge uptick this week in the looting, the burning and the riots that have been wreaking havoc in portland for nearly a year now. democrat mayor ted wheeler strongly opposed former president donald trump sending in