they want police to protect them, critics asking rashida tlaib why don't you start with your districtchigan to in policing and see how that goes. a major new whopper in the biden of administration messaging in order to ram through a two and a quarter trillion dollars of new infrastructure spending, the whopper egregious mistake sets up the heart of the argument. it is so wrong that calls into question the biden of administration entire case for the big massive infrastructure spend wait until you see what we found, new big pushback from the conservative clergy of color. these are black ministers and pastors, they are saying to president biden and georgia democrat stacy abram, stop lying about the georgia vote law, they are saying there's nothing racist about it and certainly not jim crow 2.0. also conservatives facing the rising tide of censorship by big tech in the media, ron desantis fighting back in this new controversy, a big tech giant of social media giant is censoring the hunter biden laptop controversy, it is accused of letting dictators and world leaders onto its platform to h

rashida tlaib is demanding an end to all policing.sident biden and tim kaine says we'll not go for that but how would that work? >> it won't work. it is just less police means more crime, liz. as far as, it is like these protesters out there you know looting stores and attacking other police officers, they lose the message. they lose the message, do they want more police training? do they want people held accountable? that message is lost. the news is covering looting. these people are not protesters. they're criminals. i believe the right of people to poe test for change in law enforcement but there is no justification for committing crimes. there is no justification, zero justification for wanting to defund police or get rid of police. it's a foolish idea. other cities tried it. they have given up on it. it results in more crime. elizabeth: we've seen 20 cities tried it. you're right, we're seeing violence skyrocketing. critics know rashida tlaib is not demanding ending policing in her home district of michigan. she is talking about

police arrested some 40 people, then as progressive congresswoman rashida tlaib called for radical changeeeting this. "it wasn't an accident. policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence, i am done with those who condone government-funded murder. policing, incarceration and militarization, it can't be reformed. thank you for joining us this morning and i'd like to start with you on this, what are your top line thoughts there on the situation unfolding in brooklyn center minnesota? >> bret: well, good afternoon. if i could just go back to the ceremony of the capitol police officer and harris, i thought you were really eloquent coming out with the president's remarks about the family and what president biden said there and i agree with jessica that the president is really, really good as consoler-in-chief, we've seen that numerous times including the 500,000 covid deaths. end of the speech he delivered there because he comes from a place of empathy, he comes from a place of truthfulness about that sorrow that he has seen

liz: we hear you, is rashida tlaib going to her home district in michigan to say get rid of the policeget rid of that. we don't see maxine waters going to her home district in los angeles county to say getay up n the police phase in the police officers face. and in 2018 saying get up and trump official faces at restaurants, department stores, gas stations. now we have a defense witness in the george floyd getting pigs blood in as pig head left at his home, it's his former home, he no longer lives there so we see generational highs and violent crime in all this going on as we see mass shootings taking place across the country when we need the police to help out and defend us. what do you say. >> were sending the mainstream media the progressive elites, so many of these elected officials in washington, even if they don't tell you directly toic confront the police, they are undermining the authority the right fullness of the behavior of law enforcement, they undermine it and we are seeing a wave of crime taking place, heru today, 21st century, 2021 we are in the middle of a pandemic that

so, between representative waters and rashida tlaib, reckless and disgusting.t does nothing to support -- elizabeth: we hear you, sir. >> i'm just like, disgusted. elizabeth: we hear you. we're feeling you on this. two national guard troops sustained minor injuries. drive-by shooting, their vehicle windows were shattered. there is lots to unpack here. listen to maxine waters. watch this. >> we got to stay on the streets and we've got to get more active. we've got to get more confrontational. we've got to make sure that they know that we mean business. elizabeth: okay. here's the thing, studies show anywhere from a third to a half of police forces are minorities. there is a lot of destruction of minority neighborhoods right now. 30 people killed in the riots since last year. what do you say? >> what i say is in our majority african-american community here in detroit the majority support the men and women who serve every single day. they support us and i think i can honestly say that for a lot of the communities of color in other places who rely on us to do an ef

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craig sounding off over michigan congressman rashida tlaib's number policing so last week she raised posting policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder, no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. she responded she is reckless. i would love to see her resign. i would throw her a goodbye party. when you talk about abolishing police, incarceration, state cities, what do you think residents in detroit want? i know? i speak with them. rashida tlaib's spokesman responded at a time where report after report cites the city of detroit's harmful treatment of plaque lives matter protesters, people don't feel safe, spending $300 billion a year in policing is disappointing, running to the cameras to call for her resignation, he will be running 2 cameras again, he will be on this very show, "fox and friends first" next hour. stay tuned for that. >> i wonder at the goodbye party will they serve punch? that will be my first question? >> that

thousands of federal troops that you are paying for, so she is fine.d but in your neighborhood, rashida tlaibld like to see the police eliminated. "no more policing, incarceration and militarization," tlaib wrote this week. "it can't be reformed." again, militarization is fine if the military is protecting her, she has federal troops. no, not for you. you get mob rule. now, we are not making this up. we are not misquoting her. she is demanding this in public as a member of congress, and many are. watch this character on msnbc tell you that we must abolish your police department immediately. >> i have been saying we need to abolish american policing as it currently exists.ar it doesn't work. you know the average homicides that are actually solved by police departments? only about 35%. the number of rapes and sexual assaults that are solved by police departments, less than 60%. do you know the percentage, o likelihood of being shot unarmed as a black person is like five times as likely than a white person? policing does not work the way we are doing it right now.ti >> tucker: [laughs] a panel o

rashida tlaib saying it was in an accident. "police in our country is inherently and intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i am done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration, and militarization. it can't be reformed." but the white house is refusing to condemn her comments. >> do you disavow your calls for less policing? >> there are necessary outdated reforms that should be put in place, accountability that needs to happen. the loss of life is far too high. >> jesse: it seems like all she has to do is say no, do you not support abolishing police in the united states of america but she can say whatever she wants. why is that so difficult for her? >> dana: remember, she is speaking for somebody else, speaking for the president so always remember in my opinion, these things come from the top and i'm assuming that the message that came down from the president or the chief of staff said tap the brakes on it, so she's a spokesperson, that might not be her pe

but rashida tlaib does want to live in a country like that.ib is a member of congress so her security is never in question, never in doubt. she is surrounded by bodyguards carrying weapons of war, and now by thousands of federal troops that you are paying for, so she is fine. but in your neighborhood, rashida tlaib would like to see the police eliminated. "no more policing, incarceration and militarization," b26 wrote this week. "it can't be reformed." again, militarization is fine if the military is protecting her, she has federal troops. no, not for you. you get mob rule. we are not making this up. we are not misquoting her. she is demanding this in public as a member of congress, and many are. watch this character on msnbc tell you that we must abolish your police department immediately. >> i have been saying we need to abolish american policing as it currently exists. it doesn't work. you know the average homicides that are actually solved by police departments? only about 35%. the number of rates of sexual assaults that are solved by poli

if rashida tlaib is serious, let her be the first to dismiss the capitol police. let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss all of her security at the capitol. that's what she should do. put it on the line. vote by your actions. >> laura: we have mayors of these towns and cities who will condemn rioting bob, but they will also overtime leave a lot of room to the rioters to operate. today we had jacob frey and others saying it's terrible and we won't tolerate it. it was nice to hear that, good to hear that. but do they not deserve any responsibility for giving a lot of these individuals the sense that they walk in with a shopping cart and keep coming back with vans pulling up, they'll be able to take it. is not going to be apbs for their arrest. >> no but also black lives matter in chicago said it's a form of reparations. no one challenge them. that's the real crime. even the president of the united states, when he talks about the cdc, that racism, systemic racism is the national health issue for blacks, that is the

rashida tlaib wrote "wasn't an accident.daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing. incarceration and militarization. ">> they were saying that we have to reimagine policing. you can reimagine the next book for harry potter. you shouldn't reimagine policing. policing is a serious business and it's got to be undertaken and logical fashion. before the reimagine policing, our murder rates in baltimore were up 350. since we reimagine policing, there's about 450. another 100 murders per year in baltimore because we reimagine policing. it's not imaginations. it's performance that matters. >> john: senator, thanks for being with us. time is short. we'll be right back. ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. ♪ karma-karma-karma-karma-karma chameleon... ♪ important news

there was no murder as rashida tlaib is spouting. this is a tragic, tragic accidental death.organization, we do a post traumatic stress issues all the time. no matter how justified you are, it is taking another human being's life. it is devastating. now, you add to the orinda situation the fact that she did not intend to use deadly force. my heart goes out to her. and what she will have to go through now as far as her personal trauma and the lynch mob is calling for her head. >> shannon: much more to the story. if you all can stand by we will take a quick break and go back to minnesota on the ramp to see to minnesota on the ramp to see what's going oned there. panel, stand by and we will be back in just a minute. (vo) the subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved. hey xfinity, show me disney plus... i'm here on business. i need your help. i've been quested to bring this one back to its kind. now you can access exclusive disney originals... we are an unusual couple. oh i don't think that was ever in question. ...and stream must-see disney new releases! people need this symbol.

we have, you know, and you have rashida tlaib, progressive democrat saying get rid of cops.his 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 the violence, we would condone the harassing people, who have signed up to serve this nation. we can voice our anger. we can voice our frustration with all things in america. there is nothing more american than doing so. we have to do so in love. we have to do so in peace. elizabeth: where are

. >> but democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib believes the system is too broken to fix, "policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i am done with those who condone government-funded murder. nor born of policing, incarceration, and militarization. it cannot be reformed. kevin cramer is now calling her words ignorant and inappropriate. >> to call it an overreaction would be an understatement. >> and jen psaki stated unequivocally today at the president also disagrees with congresswoman tlaib. >> what i can see from here is that's not the president's view. the president of you is there are necessary outdated reforms that should be put in place. >> during the campaign, then candidate biden promised an oversight commission but now it is on hold indefinitely pushing through the george floyd act which would set national standards for police behavior, ban the use of choke holds a no knock warrants an end to qualified immunity police officers. senate majority leader chuck schumer said today that he will put the bill on

squad member rashida tlaib is calling for no more police.rotects many of her constituents has choice words for the congresswoman from michigan. >> it is unfortunate she holds a congressional seat. a powerful seat. not as a leader, though, more as an influencer. because you can't attach leadership to someone who is so disrespectful. she is a person who wants attention. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org i felt awful because of my psoriasis. i was covered from head to toe with it. it really hurt. then i started cosentyx. okay, thanks... that was four years ago. how are you? see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight

we have progressive democrats alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib and 58 other democrats sendingtration they're concerned about the border facility as reception centers,pt reception facility, these democrats call them concentration camps under trump, the conditions now are way worse now in these facilities plus there is covid, the double standards are pretty disturbing. >> there is no question, there's always a double standard because to be honest the truth does not. fit their narrative and when you look at their approach to this and changing course on this, the reality neither one of them have a clue what law enforcement officers do every day to protect this country and certainly what our customer border patrol agents and local law enforcement are doing to try and stop the crisis at the border. liz: the texas governor is also slammed the federal facilities, the biden facilities he said allegations of sexual assault, bullying, understaffing and a disregard for covid-19 protocols, you see that going on then you see the biden a administration talking about focusing on the root caus

rashida tlaib wants to take away your guns and the police officers sworn to protect you.t could possibly go wrong? think about it. then there is former president obama, who tweeted this: "here is a reminder of just how badly we need to reimagine policing and public health safety in this country. here is an example of reimagining policing, courtesy of brooklyn center mayor mike elliott. >> i don't believe that officers need to necessarily have weapons, you know, every time they are making a traffic stop. or engaged in situations that don't necessarily call for weapons. >> lawrence: look, that's not just a bad idea. it's a deadly one. any cop will tell you that traffic stops are among the most dangerous parts of their job. you don't know who is waiting for you as you approach a car. it could be a sweet old woman with her license and registration, or it could be a violent criminal with a machine gun. take this officer, new mexico police officer darren jarrett. he was armed when he was killed in the line of duty. i want you to look at this picture and tell me that the cops th

past week renew the debate over defunding police and it prompted this tweet from congresswoman rashida tlaib waves to explain her choice of words. take a listen. >> school counselors are being replaced with police officers. nurses are being replaced with police officers. it's not a social worker from the city coming in. it's a police officer putting somebody out. it's a police officer addressing the homeless crisis and the poverty crisis in our country. and that system is very much set up to overcriminalize, overincarcerate and really punish folks that are the most vulnerable so it doesn't matter what terminology we use. i think everyone has to agree that it's just not working. >> and i'm joined right now by the man to whom rashida tlaib gave those comments, a civil rights activist and host of the joe madison show and a good friend to us. joe, thanks for coming back to the broadcast. >> any time, alex. >> why did you feel strongly that the congresswoman needed to explain defund the police? >> because terminology does matter. and people get confused. words do matter. when people talk about de

like i said about rashida tlaib.ould be the first person to call her a resignation and throw her a going away party. she needs to be censored. liz: do you think she should be censured? >> liz, i probably would not weigh in on a situation like that except to say that the people who are being representatives need to stay -- [inaudible] you have a duty to vote in a way that -- for your children, for all the people coming after you. now do you think that it is going to be good for your children to have people making important decisions, who push hatred and division? people who increased your debt to astronomical levels, that your children and your grandchildren will have to suffer for? think about those kinds of things. think about what you learned as a young person in church. about decency, and love of your fellow man, not hatred of your fellow man, not trying to cancel your fellow man but actually love of your fellow man. of thinking about the welfare of other people. liz: we hear you. you know this is so much -- this

rashida tlaib talk to a very small group. does not represent come in my view, the people who live in the city. >> tucker: it's so funny, the people who live in detroit, overwhelmingly african-american, a lot of poor people live there. these are the people the rioters say they are acting on behalf of, these are our people, but they don't want this in detroit. i think it tells you everything. >> they don't want it, and you know what they tell me? they got angry over the summer when some of these outsiders came into our city and they were chanting "go home." in fact, there were gang members -- gang members, tucker, waiting a block from one of the protests, and we stop them. they just didn't understand detroit. detroit is not a real friend to outside influence. look, if they had a bad police department and they wasn't satisfied with what we are doing, they handle their own business. when i worked here years ago, that's detroit. it's gritty. when i look at cities like chicago, philadelphia, and i watch the looting, the fact that p

take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no p

take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no police. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. and her pal and squad mate aoc echos her. and former president obama simply wants to reimagine policing, whatever that means. and don't you dare accord police their constitutional rights. you know the same rights illegals get even if we don't know their names and background. the latest example, the city manager of brooklyn center where wright was shot. the city manager was shot for saying the officer should be given due process. >> they are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process. judge jeanine: since when aren't police entitled to constitutional rights? police are quitting all across the country. while police have our backs, no one, and i mean no one has theirs. i for one am tired of hearing police called contrac -- calleds and government sanctioned murderers. i have been to

carley: yesterday there was a lot of reaction to what rashida tlaib said, she called for no more policing point blank. it seems that cause friction in the democratic party. >> nancy pelosi sidestepping, saying policing at reform they have been pushing, and we may hear more from today, and even to virtually at the national network. >> a lot of room between republicans and democrats on how to move forward on police reform. >> at a boiling point. calling for calm. captain ronald johnson, and here is his advice for bringing people together. >> >> not having quick answers, you have to be transparent, things that are going well, yes they are. and discuss those issues and bring as many people to the table as you can or include everybody involved in the situation that is there. carley: we will talk to minneapolis business owner who saw his shops targeted last summer who will update us as the community remains on edge. the cdc will hold an emergency meeting to review the fda positive use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. it comes after six women developed a rare disorder involving blood clots with

protesters getting support from one member of congress, rashida tlaib tweeting it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherently racist. .a right was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder, no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. the shooting having political fallout, mike elliott down to give his offense command authority over policing and announced the firing of the city manager calling for due process for all involved in the investigation. >> all employees working for the city are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process. that is all that i can say. >> reporter: all of this backdrop of derek chauvin's trial, a press conference being held in minneapolis with families of dante right -- dante right and george lord. >> former tucson police officer says the people using dante right's death don't care about justice. >> reporter: it is an excuse for people to be lawless and ridiculous, the dummies of our society we see on display out here burni

blocking streets, the protesters across the country getting support from one member of congress, rashida tlaib tweeting it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, not a right was met with aggression and violence which i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. the shooting having political fallout, mayor mike elliott giving his office command authority over policing and announce the firing of the city manager who calls for due process for all involved. >> all employees are entitled to process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process and that is all i can say. >> reporter: all this from the backdrop of derek chauvin's trial in its third week, a press conference being held in minneapolis with the families of dante right and george floyd. >> former civil rights act% founder of the woodson center bob woodson says congresswoman tlaib is off the mark with her call to end policing. >> if she is serious about what she is advocating let her be th

shannon: rashida tlaib said something pretty interesting about the shooting saying it wasn't an accidenticing our country is intentionally racist, dante right was met with aggression and violence. no more policing incarceration and militarization, it can't be reformed. is that not encouraging a violent reaction to a legal outcome or a tragedy? how is that not inciting a riot? >> 82% of black americans polled do not support defunding the police, 60% do not believe racial discrimination is the biggest diner to their future. if she is serious about what she's advocating the let her be the first to dismiss the capital police, let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss her security at the capital, that is what she should do. put it on the line, vote by your actions. shannon: we have mayors of these towns and cities who will condemn rioting, but they will over time give a lot of room to the riders to operate so today we had jacob fry and others saying this is terrible and we won't tolerate it but do they not deserve any responsibility for givin

we have a tweet from rashida tlaib, quote, it wasn't an accident, policing in our country is inherentlyly racist, daunte wright when met with aggression and violence, i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder, no more policing, incarcerated militarization. it can't be reformed. that is a tough statement there. do you agree with any part of that statement or do you think the communities that have been defunding their police are the ones that have suffered the most in the last year and if that is the case what do you think we could do right now to start improvements? >> i think most important is building this relationship with community and we have to understand if this is a tragic and unfortunate accident but at the end of the day had he not resisted these things wouldn't have happened. we are making it seem like -- every time you have an encounter with the police you must resist and that is not true. you should not resist, you should comply with what the officer asks you to do because at the end of the day whether the police officer is right or wrong you still have avenue

and i think rashida tlaib is a perfect example her driblght including detroit as a dramatic increaseen more dramatic increase in number of people who were shot but did not die. and her reaction to all of that violence preying upon innocent people to say we ought to abolish police and abolish prisonnings and then you want to say what do you do with all of those prisoners i have a research project underway right now to ponged out how many murderers, rapist and arm robbers release in the michigan alone under the tlaib model because this is going to be horrifying. and i think we need to somehow cut through the pretense that these hard left people have any kind of rational basis for what they're saying. they represent i think literally a pathology not an ideology. and that since i'm with doctor gladed saying we're dealing with a mental health problem and you can't have a conversation request them because they simply recycle the crazy things they've already learned. that's compounded i think, i heard your earlier segment i couldn't agree with you more. i think this is a biden administratio

congresswoman rashida tlaib no more policing, incarceration and militarization.ut i wonder about the people in your community. would they agree with that? >> know. they are often asking for more police services, more presence in their community to see officers walking, so that message is not been heard as clearly as when i'm going into the community, for police services throughout the city and the numbers clearly suggest the problem with violence. carley: president biden wants to take a police reform and in march police reform bill passed in the house and it would ban chokehold, no knock warrants and qualified immunity. what do you think that would do to policing? >> some of those policies we've already implemented particularly around the banning of chokehold the qualified immunity is a discussion and we all need to impact recruiting for officers who do their jobs every day so something that needs further discussion. carley: what is the more row among your officers right now? >> it is always difficult when you see crime spike like this. officers have been working

one of your fellow democrats in the house rashida tlaib said something different. >> she tweetedth dauntemet with aggression and violence. i am done with those who condone government funded murder. no more policing, in car realization and millizitary. what do you say to that? >> the congresswoman have the right to her opinion. we were not shy and making that point. race was always an but she is a country that has the ability to continue to form a more perfect union. we've got to work to get these problems solved, and so right now, the george floyd justice and policing act has hundreds of organizations, civil rights organizations, progressive organizations that are pushing this legislation. i believe when you deal with ending no knock warrants and no choke holds and when you have a real regimen of training to these 18,000 policeaccreditatio overnight but it will be something that can make a difference, and when you begin to end voter suppression and pass the john lewis voter election bill, as well as parts of hr 1, it will be hr 4 and when you mock-up tomorrow, hr 4 studying developing pro

>> that was said by congressman rashida tlaib of michigan. >> no, i don't.eed to do is to understand that there needs to be major, major police reform all across this country. we are tired of seeing the same thing week after week and year after year. we do not want to see innocent african-americans shot in cold blood. so i think that's an area that needs significant amount of work and i hope that congress begins work on that immediately. >> quickly, let's talk about infrastructure, you're the chairman of the budget committee, this is a subject close to your heart. do you see some compromise in the works with, for example, fellow democratic senator joe manchin, he has a lot of different views than you do, but you will need him if you try to do this with simply 50 votes, there's a 50/50 split in the senate. >> well wolf, look, at the end of the day everybody in america understands that our infrastructure, our roads, bridges, water systems, wastewater plants are falling apart, they need repair. in the process we create millions of good paying jobs doing that. e

i want to recognize our ranking member and our vice chair rashida tlaib and thank allthe members for participating . this is a historic period. this is the first time the united states is examining an elimination of fossil fuel subsidies. these subsidies have been on our books for over 100 years and have been giveaways to the fossil fuel embedded in our tax dollars. in 2009 united states committed with seven countries to eliminate these fossil fuel subsidies. we actually had peer-reviewed where we submitted a report in 2016 acknowledging these fossil fuel subsidies exist. so the argument the fossil fuel subsidies don't exist is completely factually false. it's a lie. it's a misrepresentation. it's acontradiction of what our own united states government as presented to the world . we need to be specific about what these subsidies are in today's hearing will make it clear and many in the environmental movement and in congress and we are absolutely committed these subsidies must be eliminated in the next package and there are five specific once we detail that must be eliminated and we w

but will there are striving slogans from politicians that don't help at all like congresswoman rashida tlaib'sis is a terrible idea as a matter of politics and practicality. it's an extension of attempting to defund police. many defenders essentially say defunding the police should be taken seriously but not lit lite literally. after the trump administration i thought words matter. it doesn't represent the community it seeks to serve. a gallup poll found they want to increase policing in their neighborhoods. the real issue is what kind of policing they're receiving. considering the offenses that led to killings, daunte wright pulled over for skbierd plates, george floyd for a kuner to fit $20 bill, walter scott pulled over for a broken taillight. eric garner for selling illegal cigarettes. al on the sterling for celling cds, these are a few examples. 29% were arrested for gambling arrests. local studies show they're far more likely to be arrested for jaywalking. so much for bill barr's insistence there isn't systemic race issues this. is not going to achieve some utopia. it will do the opposit

instead representative rashida tlaib wants policing to be stopped all together calling it inherently intentionally racist, but her fellow progressive senator bernie sanders tells cnn that isn't the solution. >> no, i don't. i think that what we need to do is to understand that there needs to be major, major police reform all across this country. we are tired of seeing the same thing week after week and year after year. we do not want to see innocent african-americans shot in cold blood. so i think that is an area that needs significant amount of work and i hope that congress begins work on that immediately. >>> u.s. troops will begin leaving afghanistan in just over two weeks with a total draw down by september 11th. the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks in new york and washington. after announcing the withdrawal president biden visited arlington national cemetery the final resting place for u.s. troops killed in combat. the cost of america's longest running war have been staggering, $2 trillion over two decades and more than 2,000 american servicemen and women killed. presid

your democratic colleague rashida tlaib tweeting this. it wasn't an accident.in our country is inherently and intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration, it can't be reform. you have been a cricket of slogans like defend the police. i wonder if you think the latest remarks, are they harmful? >> no, i don't think so. i think that she represents her district and knows what's going on in and around detroit. that is one thing. but i come out of a culture where people honor the police. but they want good policing. we do not honor bad police officers. and i've said it time and time again. i grew up in the projects. i remember the first time i eavesdropped on a meeting going on in my house. my daddy presiding over the meeting to defund the police, a minister. they didn't get rid of the church. they didn't dispel the congregation, they got rid of the minister. that's what we got to do. we got to have people in this profession of policing to be least

that tweet by rashida tlaib is insane. this is an elected member of congress basically calling for a book of eli anarchy in the middle of the streets, no cops and no military, this is an elected member of congress for that entire conversation about technology which you bring up is gone because everybody is concerned on the left when attributing racist narratives to everything. >> sean: bongino, thank you. leo terrel, nationally syndicated host larry one point oh, never needed to change, never threw down his microphone or your piece on the show or left the show, larry elder, thank you. i want to ask you the reaction, police are taught crowd control measures, you know about teargas, they are going to take that away from cops. the only option you got is a firearm. deadly weapon. bad idea and teargas is uncomfortable, but is not going to kill you. >> i saw this incompetent mayor basically tie the officer's hands behind their back, extended curfew, eliminated curfew, that mayor is incompetent. honestly, i felt he was working fo

i want to recognize our ranking member, ralph northham and our vice chair, rashida tlaib and thank the members and witnesses for participating. this is a historic hearing. mr. khanna: this is the first time the united states congress is -- an elimination of fossil fuel subsidies. these subsidies have been on our boob for over 100 years. they have been giveaways to the fossil fuel industry embedded in our tax bill. in 2009, the united states committed with other g-7 cubries to eliminate these fossil fuel subsidies. we actually had self-review, peer review, where we submitted a report in 2016 acknowledging these fossil fuel subsidies exist. so the argument that the fossil fuel subsidies done exist is simply factually false. it's a lie. it's a misrepresentation. it's a contradiction of what our own united states government has represented to the world. we need to be very specific about what these fossil fuel subsidies are and today's hearing will make it clear that many in the environmental movement and in congress stand absolutely committed that these subsidies must be eliminated in the

. >> it's that line there, rashida tlaib tweeted, no more policing.arceration, and campaign reform, and is there a real divide in the democratic party? or are there more on the jim clyburn side, that you need reform but you need policing? >> i think congresswoman tlaib is really out there on her own right now. you've seen this pullback of democrats after she made that tweet, among them jim clyburn, even progressives like bernie sanders, they don't want the rallying cry to be defund the police. they think it's going to only hurt them going into the midterms. sorry to bring it back to politics, but that's what this is for a lot of members of congress. if democrats believe they're not in power, then none of these other issues can move forward. i think you'll see democrats at large move away from defund the police and find other measures they can agree on. >> kristen welker, the biden campaign made promises on police reform and the gun issue. we got a sledgehammer over our heads as an american community. these are the mass shootings in 2021. look at all t

frustrated with the rhetoric about defund the police that have come from some of your colleagues like rashida tlaibut where democrats are in terms of the messaging on this issue? do you worry that reform, police reform, can be done or maybe can't be done without being labelled as anti-police? >> i think that this becomes a place where, you know, the real challenge is we have to be clear with the american people. democrats, republicans, everyone, we have to be clear with what we're advocating for and the george floyd justice and policing act as an example provided substantial funding for anti-bias training, for police training, for efforts to reform policing systems. and so recognizing that this is an issue about making positive change, and the two larger communities that i represent and i represent ten counties in total, choke holds and no knock warrants are already not utilized here locally. so some of what we're talking about, the very procedures that led to the deaths of george floyd or breonna taylor, police departments across the country, many of them already issue some of these tactics. and s

take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no police.

you've got rashida tlaib out there saying police and incarceration should be abolished. you've got maxine waters with incendiary comments urging protesters to be more confrontational. i see you nodding your head. do the democrats have anything to answer for four their members of the house? >> of course we do. we are a large political party and people sometimes say things. i think it would be fun to police this. unfortunately, i think some of the faculty allows lingo is not helpful at all. i put him on the same paul gosar or on matt gates or anything like that. i've seen spots for maxi boss, he endorses that too. and they're a little outspoken but that's okay. i hadn't seen her and a while but i like maxine. that's not very helpful to the democratic caucus and all. this is not helpful. >> tim, i'm guessing that you wouldn't describe the cloakroom top on the republican side of the house as faculty lounge lingo. how would you describe it? >> i guess it's a locker room talk, brian. you know? you've got matt gates showing the naked pictures to everybody on his cell phone so y

. >> your democratic colleague congresswoman rashida tlaib overnight writes, it's not an accident. our country is inherently and intentionally racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i am done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it cannot be reformed. and your fellow democrat, congressman pressley from overnight. from slave patrols to traffic stops, we can't reform this. are they wrong, senator? >> i can tell you the evidence gives them reason to speak up as they have. and yet we know that the bottom line here, we need law enforcement in this country for safety and security in our homes and neighborhoods and our cities. but we must demand of law enforcement with all the power that is given to an individual officer that this type of racial conduct be purged from our law enforcement. it is reality. it is a very real situation. i can understand their rage and anger as they reflect on what happened in their own state and nearby. >> it happened in my state. i mean, i am from minnesota, and i have pulled