joining me now is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. raymond, what is biden up to now?ng an online summit on race, laura, joe bidenow was joined by actor don cheadle, and at one point the former vp attempted to demonstrate how advanced he is on race relations and offered this pen a penetrating insight. onwatch don cheadle's face. >> in my household, you could never, ever, ever say if you get in a fight with somebody, you can never say anything about them that was true. if they were 300 pounds, you could ever say they were fat. you can never say they had nothing to do with having to have put upon themselves. >> laura, it is this kind of rambling syntax, this is part of the reason the new rasmussen's daily tracking poll has donald trump at 25%, strongly approval -- strong approval -- among black americans. 25%. he repeatedly gave those taking to the streets some advice.l he thought this might help them in their protest, and he kept checking the notes. >> the act of protesting should never be allowed to overshadow the reason for the protests. the act of protesting shed, yo

all the details we go to raymond arroyo, fox new contributor. all right, raymond. rose spoonbill. joe biden surfaced this week. it was a rare treat for campaignn enthusiast, so what happened? >> laura, on wednesday biden emerged from the basement ekquarantined to operate speecha handful of people in philadelphia. yahoo! news claims biden in a enfiery speech goes after trumps coronavirus response. they said it was impassioned. you be the judge. >> mr. president, wake up, get to work. there is so much more to be done. thank you. >> thank you, laura. my goodness! >> laura: that was good. i love that. >> the poor man does is in the middle of the speech. i can think of about 12 descriptors of that performance, fiery would not be among them. all of these biden events reveal a troubling pattern, confusion and incoherence at time which gets lost in the news cycle because media doesn't cover him. this is biden roundtable on reopening the economy yesterday. >> i tell everybody, you are to marry and have five or more sisters. you know why? i'm always loving but not the same o

fox news contributor raymond arroyo has some troubling details for us. raymond, what's the latest?activist groups have now moved from concert federate mom omonuments. in philadelphia, the tomb of the unknown soldier of the american revolution was desecrated. these are men who died for the right of these people to protest. but not like this. and a statue of john greenleaf whittier in a city named after him in california was spray-painted with the words "f slave owners." somebody should have done a wikipedia search. he was an abolitionist who worked for the american anti-society. these social justice battles are like really dumb. and now in boston the mayor supports changing or removing this emancipation monument. featuring abraham lincoln and a newly freed black man. the man who petitioned the protest or launched this protest petition puts it this way. >> the statue has been bothering me since i was a child and i never really understood how messed up it wasn't until recently. unless we are going to find some artist that can, i don't know, erects that black men so he can stand up on

we have to do better, raymond.ow andld again and not take folks so seriously. thanks so much. good to see you tonight. victor davis hanson and i will break down the literary strafing going on with warmonger john bolton. and explain how even "the new york times" take away makes trump look pretty good. stay there. ♪ nobody likes a tight squeeze. leanfire supplements from force factor contain ingredients clinically shown to help increase energy, burn fat, and double your weight loss. don't struggle to fit in. unleash your potential, with leanfire. available at retailers nationwide. anolon pioneered the hard- anodized non-stick pan. we spent 35 years perfecting it. we put non-stick inside and out, so it's easier to clean. we invented an induction-ready, extra-thick aluminum base, so it can take the heat. then we added an edge-to-edge stainless steel bottom, so it's truly dishwasher-safe. most importantly, we made it for you. anolon. the ultimate nonstick. get yours at anolon.com ♪ >> laura: experts from john bolton's t

all right, raymond. there was a standoff over a statue of st.is king that france and the city bearing his name. what happened? >> well, it was less than a peaceful protest, laura. on saturday catholics heard about the plan to protest the statue of st. louis the ninth. they showed up to protect the vandalized statue. they were praying the rosary. a young priest stephen schumacher tried to explain to the protesters the history of st. louis. how he dined with and wash their feet, opened hospitals. here is the problem. you can't reason with the mob, laura. at one point, they started attacking the prayerful protesters. a man with a walking cane. connor martin tried to pull them off, all hell broke loose, watch. >>[screaming] >> connor martin, he suffered a concussion, laura. it was not being widely reported that this protest at the st. louis statue was organized and the regional muslim action network told the press commit is a revolution. the number one mission is to take this thing down. and also wants to rename the city of st. louis two in her word

raymond arroyo is here for a special, thursday edition of "seen and unseen." a cornell professor targeted for daring to criticizeyo the black livesy matter movement. he joins us exclusively, ahead.n ♪ ♪ dear humans, this is an adoption campaign, but, it's not for me or mr. buttons or frank over there, it's for you humans. this is a call to humans to adopt our movement to adopt our cause. this is not just about saving one of us, it is about saving all of us. nearly 4,100 lives every single day. it's about support for every one of us four and sometimes not four legged best friends waiting to meet a best friend of our own, with best friends animal society leading the charge. shelter by shelter, city by city, we can make this entire country no kill. join us. together we can save them all. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for a special "seen and unseen" segment, where we explore the big cultural stories of the day. and tonight, the entire culture is canceled. for more, we go to fox news contributor room fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, pray tell, what's been ca

the fox news contributor raymond arroyo.ll right, raymond june 12, 31-year-old rasheed ramage randomly attack 92-year-old new york native gramercy park and you can see the crime here. everybody has seen it by now. the main thing is he's been arrested 104 times, a registered sex offender. how can this possibly happen? >> how is this ground the street? his past offenses include rubbing his body parts against a 13-year-old, groping sexual abuse come on and on and on. for his last three offenses, laura he was given a court date but not held in custody. this is the result of new york's beal reform laws. for misdemeanors and even felonies, cops are required to give a desk appearance ticket, a court date. this is outrageous, given this guy's criminal past and the heinous attacks on the innocent, but you know, i was thinking today, laura, they are more focused on toppling statues. we want to focus on the toppling people. it is always easy to condemn the past and confront the present. a guy like this, 104 arrests, something is deeply

raymond arroyo, some celebrities have my nose started on new online campaign.second, i have to gather my thoughts, it was very moving. it was inspired by what they are going through and feeling right now.av >> it's called taking responsibility. kristen bell, stanley tucci. >> i think responsibility. >> i will no longer allow racist or hurtful words to be uttered in my presence. >> killer cops must be prosecuted, they are murderers. it's time to take responsibility. >> i am exposing this liberty celebrities squeezing lines that were written for them, things they might or might not be guilty of. >> this is one of the more ridiculous displays of flat self-flagellation. who are these people hanging around with? it sounds like they've been attending weekly meetings, what's happening in malibu? >> here's the kicker. things are explaining away systemic racism, saying i don't see color, and you can't get in unless you admit to something. it is in a whites only site? if that's the case this hispanic boy wants nothing to do with it. i propose i inclusivity. >> laura: the

raymond, you have to work on your confessional videos.re they going to do a confessional video for any of the really bad movies that invariably they've all acted in? some of those guys were great phenomenal actors obviously but everyone has to do a lemon. >> now that the economy is heating up, the media stoking fears of the second wave is coming, next. >> a new wave of coronavirus cases possibly triggering on another lockdown. >> texas already experiencing a second wave? >> many experts are more in a second wave of infection as i head it states relaxed the rules too aggressively. >> laura: especially in areas where president trump might do rallies. the idea that the media is worried about a second wave is laughable. they spent the last two weeks condoning celebrating marching themselves, and they told us the racism was the real health crisis in the united states. what is the data actually same? there has been an increase in covid positive cases in some places but that's a meaningless. what's really important is the numbers of hospitalizat

raymond, thank you so much. we have so much more to get to.cla professor has been suspended and being investigated for discrimination after receiving delma refusing to the professor here in moments. going to tell us the full story for the very first time. guys, are you tired of frequent nighttime bathroom trips? well, force factor prostate helps reduce urges to urinate, plus fully empty your bladder and promote a normal prostate size. don't settle. choose force factor prostate, from the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that.for, happy stuff. if the groups happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. that'll do, donkey! you're expecting prince charming? you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say?" to find more of what you love with the xfinity voice remote. >> laura: finally someone fighting back. ucla suspended and launched a racial discrimina

raymond's main goal threat rashid's a stuffed up but true to the team's form he couldn't convert just one minute later though his mis was forgotten to make do day because it was no graeme and his usual scoring without the help of the striker. had a born with a league 2nd worst attack rarely threatens the class jazz about to enter the bundesliga record books as he received his 17th book in the most any player has ever collected in a single campaign. suddenly brains attack looked like a well oiled machine that it's a town sergeant whose attempt was pushed out to paul saffo was. a textbook striker play all cell phone was ready for the rebound. where has this been for the last month. and suddenly braman couldn't stop scoring did a class on popped up again this time with a peach of a finish to make it a premium to have. wonderful skill and pure allision from the dutchman his grace came despite him playing in a deeper role than you. and after that outpouring of goals the 2nd half brought a literal downpour. if anything it made things worse for the home side of the veil to control the match

raymond arroyo is here for a special, thursday edition of "seen and unseen."nd a cornell professor targeted for daring to criticize the black lives matter movement. he joins us exclusively, ahead. ♪ >> laura: it's time for a special "seen and unseen" segment, where we explore the big cultural stories of the day. and tonight, the entire culture is canceled. for more, we go to fox news contributor room fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raven, pray tell, what's been canceled now? >> laura, it's easier to ask, what isn't canceled? cop shows are falling faster than columbus statues come after 32 seasons, the show "cops" was pulled from the air, now amd has taken down "life bd," the dan abrams virtual tour of police in action. >> let me see your hands! come on out! >> what are you doing behind the car? you are an honest man. that part where you took off running after you heard "stop, police." >> laura, "life bd" became a target because they didn't like the depiction of police because that humanize them, and audiences saw the threats they faced and the drug cultur

raymond's main goal threat rashid's a stepped up but true to the team storm he couldn't convert just one minute later though his mis was forgotten or midfielder david classes made a problem. for a man is usual storing without the help of the striker. patter born with a league 2nd worst attack rarely threatens to go plus jazz about to turn to the bundesliga record books as he received his 17th ok the most any player has ever collected in a single campaign. suddenly raymond's attack looked like a well oiled machine it's a town sergeant is attempt was pushed out to all south a. textbook striker play also paul was ready for the rebound. where has this been for the last month. and suddenly braman couldn't stop scoring did it last on popped up again this time with the peach of a thing. just to make it rain a little. longer full scale and here alicia from the dutchman is grace came just find him playing in a deeper role than usual. and after that outpouring of goals the 2nd half brought a literal downpour. if anything it made things worse for the home side to fail to control the match and e

raymond arroyo is a fox news contributor. they are now claiming a classic, classic movie. >> she is best known for the role of many in the most beloved film may be of all time, gone with the wind. >> where are you going? how come -- come on in the house. >> she was spunky and she was smart, easily the most wise character both in the book and in the film. but now the streaming service has stricken gone with the wind from its platform at least temporarily exciting, racist depictions. keep in mind hattie mcdaniel was the first african-american to ever win an oscar for that role in 1930. they wanted to serve people and the industry. >> i sincerely hope, and i spoke to an actor friend that reminded me, it was hattie mcdaniel that refused to use the n-word. she brought a dignity to the character that needed to be seen and held up next to contemporary films like "12 years a slave," the help and selma. that's the african-american experience as well as the depiction and how that changed, but to deny viewers this classic film that in 1

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the images of lynching. 1931 from raymond was lynched in missouri. a spectacle group drew a crowd of almost 4000 people including if you can believe it, women and their children. in the tragedy of lynching, the author writes, one foreman held her little girl so high so she can better see the victim who was blazing on the roof. sickening and grotesque. the summer of 1955, 14-year-old was visiting family in mississippi when he went to a store and bought some candy. while in there, he is accused oe fording for the right woman and for the offense, he was kidnapped in the middle of thend night and "afterwards" his body was unrecognizable. after seeing her son's remains, his mother insisted on an open casket funeral so the whole world could see what the killers had done to her son. we must remember the murders of emmett, raymond gun, sam hose and thousands of others who lives were taken. this bill will not do that. this would expand the meaning of lynching to include any bodily injury including a cut and abrasion or a bruise. his occult pain, illness or an

and raymond arroyo has it all on a special thursday follies. first, the kids still aren't all right and that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> these children are the kite strings that lift our national ambitions aloft, and how we treat them is the major of what kind of decency and honor we have as a society. >> we also want that future to be better for our children, so this is all about the children. >> laura: for decades democrats have tried to convince women that they cared more about them and the children than the republicans care. it's tedious cliches and support for things like abortion and food stamps. meanwhile, republicans think women value things like i don't know, from economic prosperity, a good job into safe streets. but that's not all. mothers and fathers of course also greatly value education an, anyone who has or has had children knows there is no substitute for interest in learning from teachers in an actual school with peers and actual curricular activities. >> the kids in my classroom are all laughing and talking and they are

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this is a disgrace. >> so he here he is fox news contributor raymond arroyo. thank you so much.e are very privileged your sharing these exclusive highlights. we appreciate it. >> so, let's just, i want to play one more and then we can talk about it altogether. this is the president on the wave of so many of the problems that the democrats are going on and on about, actually originate in the places they run, let's take a look. >> whether it's chicago, seattle, state of washington, portland, all of these places are run by democrats. 20 out of 20 are democrat run. >> if fighting got in, this country would be a disaster. >> so, just tell us your thoughts about that conversation with the president and this point about the democrats. >> will let's talk with the statues. we cannot continue the taking down of the statute, these mementos of our history. look. if communities want to agree and take a vote and have a conversation that this statue or that plaque should be removed, fine, but to have mobs willy-nilly throwing ropes over the things and trying to yank them down, it just can't be

tonight, our own raymond arroyo took to the streets of santa monica. this can't miss report later in the hour and also police across the country are walking off the job and they are fed up, i don't blame them for being taken for granted or even denigrated because of the actions of a very small minority. the president of the new york detective association is here to tell us what cops from coast-to-coast are telling them tonight. plus, ambassador ric grenell is here, the true motivation of mr. bolton exposed and senator ted cruz is here on the betrayal of those so called "judicial conservatives" of the supreme court. but first, democrats devour our cities, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." "the wall street journal" today published a searing piece about the coming exodus from urban america. in just three months, it has become clear that modern urban progressivism is a politically incompetent intellectually incoherent. the unhappy result is young families and well-off retirees leave is that these cities will be increasingly becoming more divided betwe

in 1931 raymond gun was lynched in murrayville, missouri. the spectacle drew a crowd of almost 4,000 people, including, if you can believe it, women and their children. in the tragedy of lynching, the author writes that one woman even held her little girl up so high so she could better see the victim who was, quote, blazing on the roof. sickening and grotesque these images. in the summer of 1955, 14-year-old till was visiting family in mississippi when he went to a store and bought some candy. while in there he was accused of flirting with a white woman appeared nor that offense, he was kidnapped in the middle of the night and bludgeoned so badly that afterwards his body was unrecognizable. he could only be identified by the ring he was wearing. after seeing her son's remains, his mother insisted on an open casket funeral so the whole world could see what the killers had done to her son. we must remember the murders of emmett till, raymond gun, sam hose and the thousands of others whose lives were destroyed by the barbarity of the lynch mob.

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for details where drawn by fox news contributor raymond arroyo., ray, we talked last week about this almost religious form that these protests have taken and whatra happened this past weekend? >> well, laura, things took a decidedly ritualistic turn, speaker nancy pelosi and 24 fellow democrats gathered in the capitol visitor center to observe a moment of silence and kneel in honor of george floyd. now, they all wore cloth stoles during what could only be described as a religious display. >> we will now kneel for a moment of silence. >> so much for her moment of science, the thunderous shudders of the camera, which this event was clearly staged for, destroyed silence. even democrats took issue with the stoles the democrats war at this event.cl frederick joseph, a former warrants are arrogant tweeted "i still can't wrap my mind around the fact that they draped these white people to honor him. this has to be hell. and then i gone in nigerian researcher at oxford wrote my ancestors did not -- for them to be worn by politicians as activism in 2020.er

. >> robert larkin was fired from san francisco bay's financial firm raymond james. this comes after larkin and his wife, melissa alexander were filmed questioning a man about talking like lives matter outside of his home in pacific heights. in a tweet, raymond james says his company has zero tolerance for racism or discrimination of any kind and that it expects its associates to conduct themselves appropriately inside and outside the workplace. wrote>>> right now in los angeles county 30s are promising a thorough investigation after a black man was found dead hanging from a tree. over the weekend hundreds gathered near palmdale city hall demanding answers over the death of robert fuller. fuller's body was discovered on wednesday morning. investigators say because there was no evidence of foul play his death was initially considered a suicide. officials have now asked the attorney general's office and the fbi's civil rights division to monitor the investigation. >> they will also dissect the involved structure to determine how they were tied. we will continue with th

general raymond in his hat as commander of the united states space kpland is assigned the duties by the command plan down to us from the president, he was assigned the duties as the manager of dod support to human space flight. and in my role as a component commander, so i'm an operational level commander within the united states space command as the combined force space component commander, as operational duty those fall on me to command and control all of the forces and capabilities and events that might surround a possible support and event that needs support to human space flight. that is my role in that regard, sandra, as you asked. i also have other roles we could talk about later because i don't want to lose focus on this get to general chessen and lieutenant colonel and i am fighting in other national security needs around the globe. in an operational context in my role there. i also work for general raymond in his other hat as chief of space operations as the commander of space operations command, which was what 14th air force was redesignated as. there was a lot of paperwork t

final match day of an unforgettable amazon season this week so $34.00 goals scored $3.00 per game raymond $61.00 win helped extend their blues to the largest while biomes 4 mil win and them their 100th goal this season dropped back. congrats to buy in munich on f. $38.00 in this league title and 8 in succession. boring for some but not for office. shut. down there are some players his class team simply counting on. his form in the box i thought we cannot talk to ed off to read on to or is for mr best a storm of i'll try to live in the upstate with that he for a lion century of cows in all competitions back to the real wild. the season was all but the table looks familiar and above the rest while glass box joined mint and like see can the top full live acoustic and hope in hindsight europa league while both spoke make the qualifying rounds. shall because late season comics is one of the biggest surprises to sit ups show this weekend season join kind of gone in the drop thanks to the relegation play off raymond season goes on and on at seagate. fair to blame and salvage that playoff spot in

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was and 1st set up raymond's next chance which you asako converted. i my relief the poor fellows who would there be more i'm i was braman pushed for a 2nd might look for a counterattack on easy were to came. the paddling proved to be britain's best player on the pitch. was. the last time braman were relegated this. 41 year old was just a year old could veteran cloudy for sorrow work wonders in the final 10 minutes. unless it was to be another sub who would decide the game. i did know something and is sealing the game later on in his team's survival. perhaps sealing braman. defeat. as one time we are sad because this was a big chance for us and again that we fail to put it away. we still have hope if we win everything is possible even missing given an hour now a specific braman need to be disposed of while at the same time getting all 3 points in their final game against kola. but before we get ahead of ourselves. first the results from the penalty match day dortmund secure 2nd spot after beating like 6 while leaving kids and do themselves no favors on

raymond arroyo has the answers in seen and unseen, next.ad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment where we reveal the story behind the headline. for details where drawn by fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, ray, we talked last week about this almost religious form that these protests have taken and what happened this past weekend? >> well, laura, things took a decidedly ritualistic turn, speaker nancy pelosi and 24 fellow democrats gathered in the capitol visitor center to observe a moment of silence and kneel in honor of george floyd. now, they all wore cloth stoles during what could only be described as a religious t display. >> we will now kneel for a moment of silence. >> so much for her moment of science, the thunderous shudders of the camera, which this event was clearly staged for, destroyed silence. ev

even with her husband raymond in this impoverished the level was so high she didn't go to college she went to the industrial school for girls with a tight home economics and those days and one of the industrial schools. and then she worked her way back as a secretary for the naacp for no money. nixon was the big kingpin of the railroad and she would file all the paperwork but i couldn't believe nobody had written a serious book about her i am not kidding you 200 books on doctor king. 200. nothing on rosa parks so i decided i would write the biography of rosa parks and i reached out and her person said we would like it to be an african-american woman. i'm not that. [laughter] i brought three of my books to her and my credentials and that night i was walking back to the car in dc where i was staying she called and said i didn't like hearing myself call you that your good historian i will have you spend time with mrs. parks. i started to go with her i was with her when she got her congressional gold medal with a wheelchair i would stay with her on eighth street in dupont circle at her ho

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this is not sort of the raymond burr courtroom "perry mason."know, they are going to remake "perry mason" you go, ooh, who's going to remake "perry mason" and i found out it was hbo, you kind of know it's going to be hbo-ified. so, i was very interested then and then, team downey, robert downey jr.'s sunsan downey who is a one of the producers on it, i met with them for the pitch and one of the first things they said is, "we're going to do the origin story." and i thought, oh, that actually is novel how did he become a defense attorney so that's how we went about it and i think they presented a very interesting, albeit slightly dark origin story >> seth: so does that mean your parents are familiar with "perry mason," and are you looking forward to them watching this >> no, i am not. [ laughter ] >> seth: why >> there are certain scenes they'll go, "well, we didn't need to see that thank you for telling us." >> seth: that's hbo. hbo, if you will >> that's what i said. look, yes, there has been a warning to those and in their community that, you k

visit xfinity.com/moving today. >> laura: we are going to go to raymond arroyo. this has been important and how these have been framed from the beginning. >> i've been keeping a close eye on the peaceful protest. some in the media are justifying them. we are seeing a lot of this all across the landscape. one of the things that i want to draw your attention to, i'm going to mention don lemon last night encouraged celebrities to join these young people with their platforms. i don't know what he expected. i guess oprah was supposed to break into the nike store with him. here is an air jordan for you and you and you. celebrities on social media raising money for those arrested in minneapolis. it's unbelievable. they are co-opting the hurt and rage of african-americans and really justifying, laura, and extending by buying these people out of jail for bail, indiscriminately. these are the antifa people. they are bouncing them out of prison. today we had to church visits. the president of course made that historic speech in the rose garden as they pushed all of those vi

by the end of the day they were complaining she had been raymond. >> newspapers that reported on it were removed from the library. it was activoved up in our community. >> tulsa's mayor said he first heard about the massacre in 2001. >> somebody braut it up and i thought that's ridiculous. there's no way something that awful happened in tulsa and nobody talked about it for 80 years and come to find, that's exactly what happened here. >> my great grandmother lived on black wall street. >> tiffany crutcher said her great grandmother barely esca d escaped. >> she was self-sufficient. she was beautiful. all of a sudden she had to run in fear of her life. jumped on the back of a truck and fled to muscogee. >> rebecca brown kutcher lived until 194. >> we didn't get a chance to talk about the stories because of the fear. they were afraid to talk about it because they thought it might happen again. >> reporter: crutcher said she felt some of that same period after her twin brother terence. >> shots fired! >> -- was shot by tulsa police in 2016. he was up armed. >> i answered the call and i heard

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>> this is raymond, compliance supervisor. the projects did not halt for what we're considering essential projects, so housing projects continued, and our contractors continued working at those particular projects. there were impacted to nonaffordable housing construction activities, and so those activities did pause where subcontractors were impacts. you're correct. there was a lot of impact to the small business community. i think, if anything, our progression in terms of continuing our work certainly helps, but the impact to the small businesses, particularly when other private projects are on hold. >> thank you for that -- for that response. and so maybe at a different time, ray, you could give us kind of a general review of those impacts. like, are those folks that were impacted, for instance, ad versely back -- adversely back on the jobs? anything that would give us information about those impacts because i think it does dovetail into the information that we've been working on as a commission but as laborers and contract