federal force to fight the klan, they, too, have been placed on the historical hit list for this new red guard at that nobody elected. more monuments toppled up and down the west coast. but, madam president, there could be no clearer sign that these radicals have severed any connection to the righteous cause of racial justice. they've literally tried to succeed where robert e. lee failed and bring general grant to the ground. now, like any cultural revolution, this far left anger is sparing some heroes of their own. i understand that in seattle, a large statue of vladimir lenin stands quite untouched. apparently people claim with a straight face that this communist statue has survived because it is located -- wait for it-- on private property. so the founding father of the mass murdering soviet union is standing on our streets, but our own founding fathers are dragged in the dirt. a small slice of our national elite have spent years cooking up high flutein' cheapest and basest form of anti-americanism. the claim that america's founding principle is bigotry has escaped the ivory tower and begun

federal force to fight the clan, they too have been placed on the historical hit list for the new red guard that nobody elected. more monuments toppled. up and down the west coast. there can be no clear sign that the far left radicals have suffered any connection to the righteous cause of racial justice. they have literally tried to succeed were robert e lee failed and bring general grant to the ground.hi now like any cultural revolution, this far left is spurring some heroes of their own. and in seattle a large statue of vladimir lenin stands quite untouched.ai apparently people claim with a straight face that this communist statute has survived because it is located on private property. so the founding father of the mass murdering soviet union watches over seattle street but our own founding fathers are dragged in the dirt, the small of our national elite has spent years to justify the cheapest basis of idea mechanism. the absurd claim that america's rideepest founding principle is bigotry has escaped the tower and begun seeping into society. the united states of america can and should ha

they too have been placed on the historical hit list for this new red guard that nobody elected, for monuments topple the up and down the west coast. madam president there can be no clearer sign that these far left radicals have severed any connection to the righteous cause of racial justice. they have literally tried to succeed where robert a. lee failed and burned general grant to the ground. like any cultural revolution this is bearing some heroes of their own. i understand in seattle a large statue of vladimir lenin stands quite untouched. apparently people claim with a straight face that this communist statue has survived because they located wait for it, on private property. the founding father of the mask murdering soviet union watches over seattle streets by their own founding fathers are dragged in the dirt. a small slice of her national elite has spent years cooking up highfalutin theories to justify the basis of anti-americanism. the absurd claims that america's deepest sounding principle is bigotry has escaped the ivory tower and begun seeping into society. the united sta

they, too, have been placed on the historical fitness for this new red guard that nobody elected. four monuments toppled up and down the west coast. well, madam president, there could be no clear sign that these radicals have severed any connection to the righteous cause of racial justice. they literally try to succeed were robert east of the failed and general grant to the ground. -- robert e. lee failed. like any revolution this far left and is sparing some heroes of their own. i understand that in seattle a large statue of vladimir lenin stands quite untouched. apparently, people claim with a straight face this common statute has survived because it is located -- wait for it -- on private property. so the founding father of the mass murdering soviet union watches over seattle streets, but our own founding fathers are dragged in the dirt. a small sleight of our nationally hashi spent years to justify the cheapest, baseless forms of anti-americanism. the absurd claim that america's deepest outing principal is a bigotry has escaped the ivory tower and begun seeping into society. u

be an affront to all of us i mean when i see those kind of images i think oh maoist china and the red guard and i think of the camaro rouge i think oh stalinist trials where people have self-criticism i find it quite storify and i think we're going in the wrong direction in the country we should value all lives and no one should apologize for what they look like go ahead. or you can pretty much know down right there b.c. of value last and you know we seem to be having this thing where are you get taken me and really some are going to say oh the needs are so respect for those that have passed the way there it's you know what i see people being forced to submit to other people's will and it won't just out with me it would be ok thank me for a base and taken me for a day i'm seeing it right now in minneapolis to make a new the mayor do all kind of things and don't do hoops or fire a dispenser do police or you hate black people meal you hate black people is just way too much it is a start it is going to end right here is going to continue on as all this is allowed to persist you know but aren't

an affront to all of us i mean when i see those kind of images i think of maoist china and the red guard and i think of the camaro rouge i think of stalinist trials where people have self-criticism i find it quite horrifying and i think we're going in the wrong direction in the country we should value all lives and no one should apologize for what they look like go ahead. you can pretty much know down right there bashir value last and you know we shouldn't be having this thing where are you get taken me and really some are going to say oh the needs are so respect for those that have passed away there it's you know what i see people being forced to submit to other people's will and it won't just out with a knee it will be ok taken me for a base and taken me for a day i'm seeing it right now in minneapolis to make a new the mayor do all kind of things and don't fire a dispenser to police or you hate black people meal you hate black people is just way too much. it ain't going to end right here is going to continue on.

mao's red guards desecrated the great red emperors and destroyed ancient art by thegu truckload.same impulse to destroy art has come to the united states. start with confederate statues, but it moves very quickly too, for example, statues ofy abraham lincoln. one in boston apparently is coming down. d the men who signed the emancipation proclamation is now two racist to be represented inn art. columbus statues are being dumped in the lake. a georgia law professor wants to destroy stone mountain, any replaceable work by the man who carved from rushmore. speaking of which, how long to think will be before they bomb mount rushmore? art is being destroyed on a greater scale than any time in american history. no one is defending it. so we asked a pulitzer prize-winning art critic, a man who appreciates and writes about art for living. he thought. here's his reply. there's no issue. a revolutionary wave has swept across this country has basically said enough withro racism. this isn't about left and right, it's about right and wrong. so the man who won a pulitzer prize writing about art

and the weak ones are quick to join and just like the good little red guards they've always been underneathall. here is mitt romney. >> violence and brutality and make sure the people understand that black lives matter. >> tucker: he just wants to make sure that americans understand that black lives matter. as if americans didn't know th that. but accusing your entire country of racism turns out to be a pretty small price for someone like mitt romney. what he is really worried about, what all the finance moguls finding this movement are worried about is that someone somewhere will ask the obvious questions. how much have you made, how rich have you become by sending jobs overseas, by charging obscene interest rates and by otherwise harming the poor and black communities economically? all the basic crimes are economic. mitt romney doesn't want to talk about that at all, so he marches. and black lives matter couldn't be happier about it. the complicity of people like mitt romney gives groups like black lives matter strengths. a black lives matter is becoming more powerful by the hour and they

history tells us whether red guards, there is only two ways to deal with them and one is to go after the people who directed. finally, trump realizes that the military will help in the blue state governors and bill barr in the task force to entice these people for all sorts of crimes. you can cut off federal funds to the states that won't enforce the law. you can protect the and file civil lawsuits to protect property, but that will not even be enough. we need everybody, everybody according to the states have to speak out. when a retired general or chairman of the joint chiefs thinks all of a sudden they are woke and all woke and all of a sudden to change the name of the base or tear down the statue, we have to say shame on you. that is not right.e were only a few protesters in the united states or violent. that is not right. we have to do it in our own jobs.r we have to do it for schools because if you don't, all of these agendas come into play laura. someone might want your job or a person against your family. under the cloak of this revolution they start defaming you, lying and yo

they, too, have been placed on the historical hit list for the new red guard that nobody elected. mormonments toppled -- more monuments toppled up and down the west coast. but, madam president, there could be no clearer sign take these far-left radicals have severed any connection to a righteous cause of racial justice. they've literally tried to succeed where robert e. lee failed and bring general grant to the ground. now like any cultural revolution, this far-left anger is sparing some heroes of their own. i understand that in seattle a large statue of vladimir lenan stands quite untouched. apparently people claim with a straight face that this communist statue has survived because it is located -- wait for it -- on private property. so the founding father of the mass murdering soviet union watches over seattle strategies but our own founding fathers are dragged in the dirt. a small slice of our national elite has spent years cooking up highfalutin theories to justify the cheapest basic forms of anti-americanism. the absurd claim that america's deepest founding principle is bigo

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all red coast guard hangers which added an unnecessary burden to tax their stamina and slow their movements. officers turned out in quotes glittering with yards of metallic lace. they signify the rank with elaborate knots the that could be easily tangled as the wears passed through woods or brush. with the adoption of the royal clothing warrant of 1768, most british foot regiments donned plain white waste coasts and breaches, while those in buff face regiments received buff small close. the british army committed to the american were also contained soldiers -- the british corps of marines seagoing soldiers normally kept order aboard the royal navy's war, sometimes consolidated these ship detachments and turned them over to army command. two marine batons containing more than 1000 troops served with lieutenant general thomas gauges boston garrison at the the wars start. one battalion participated in the relief of the grenadiers and light infantry that attempted to destroy military stores it concord massachusetts on april 19th 1775. and both battalion's passed through the bloodbath at bunker

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i mean there is a sense they were a bit of a red rag to a book, particularly national guard troops, onar they won't be used going forward, but still, large numbers of people coming to the white house and to protests around the country. while the overarching because of course, black lives matter against institutional racism and brutality by the police, is the same everywhere, there are a lot of local causes being fought for as well, like in colorado, people are fighting for justice for a particularfamily of are fighting for justice for a particular family of an african—american who was killed by local police there. in other places like virginia, there are protests calling for confederate statues to be removed and in some cases, protesters have ta ken be removed and in some cases, protesters have taken matters into their own hands, removing memorials to those who defended slavery or even fought to keep slavery. in other cases, as with the authorities in virginia, they have agreed to the demands of the protesters to remove more statues. while that is still the case and there are still tan

there was a sense that they are a bit of a red rag to the bull, particularly the national guard, for that they will not be used going forward but still large numbers of people coming here to the white house and to protest around the country and while the overarching cause, of course, black lives matter against institutional racism and brutality by the bullies is the same everywhere there are many local causes being fought for as well. like in colorado, people are fighting for justice for, in particular, a family of an african—american who was killed by local police here. in other places like virginia there are protests calling for confederate statues to be removed, and in some cases, protesters have taken matters into their own hands, removing memorials to those who defended slavery or fought to keep it. in other cases, as with the authorities in virginia. they have agreed to the demands of the protesters to remove more statues. while that is still the case, while there are still tangible demands that can be met around the country, i think we will see the protests continue beyond the

red — that indicates their health status. only those with a green code can move freely. for those staying in the city, little has changed. barricades are still a common sight, snaking through the streets to create guardedit and entry points for each residential area. although no infections have been detected in this neighbourhood, few feel they're safe just yet. in a red cross tent opposite the residential buildings, locals volunteer to monitor people's comings and goings and take their temperatures. for some of them, it's become a way of making ends meet. before the lockdown was eased, the government announced that daily new infections in wuhan had dropped from 13,000 at the peak to zero, but locals still carry the burden of the virus. life is slowly returning to the streets of wuhan. some businesses are allowed to reopen, if they take enough precautions. but many small shops are located on the ground floor of residential buildings and they have to operate from behind the fences. behind the barricades, a florist is still open. the owner, wang kui, and her mum have been catering for funerals and weddings here for nearly a decade. before the lockdown, they were hoping to celebrate new year with their fa

other two figures purely enlisted man, cocked hats converted to round hats with brims to guard against the sun. redoats underwent other changes that made their lives a little easier. under the clothing they wore in 1768, enlisted infantry carried ammunition in cartridge boxes that hung on their right hips and bayonets and hangers hung on their left hips attached with brass buckles bearing their regimental numbers or badges. troops came in, draping their bayonet belts over their right shoulders. which was less constricting. this use of cross belts became so popular army wide that it quickly spread to regiments stationed in england. as reinforcements from europe swelled general howe's ranks to 32,000 red coats and hessians to capture new york, the work of simplification conditioned. a wonderful snapshot of this process can be found in robert cleverly's depiction of howe's army landing in kip's bay manhattan on september 15th, 1776, which since the british capture of new york city. probably was one of the most prolific maritime artists of the georgian era. at first glance, this is just another tribute

meaning people are prohibited from being outside after 8 pm 5000 national guard soldiers and airmen were activated in 15 states here in red washington d.c. as well thousands more are on standby you know we spoke to several activists and protesters about the looting. from the days that have been out the only time and the violence erupts or gresham has shown is when the police have come out and shown force was struck and as i was trying to walk away. from from the protests they began openly shooting rounds of tear gas rubber bullets into the crowd. and it seemed to be like an open target practice my friends i went out and we were peaceful i held my sign the police just looked at us. they had aimed shot rubber bullets at us i must not. tear gas canister you see other cities like kansas city and park on north dakota where the police are standing with their protesters they understand that police brutality is a thing and then you see in minneapolis and it's like what are you doing why are you fighting so hard when the core of it is in your precincts. just utter rage. this morning i went downtown to where the riots had happened

once again it could be blustery and coast guard could be there for friday. this is not a red flag fire warning but the winds could boost the fire concerns as we head into the weekend. here is the forecast model today. tomorrow some clouds with a slight chance of a sprinkle up to our north and look what happened friday night. the showers developing out toward the sierra and we are watching out for tahoe. maybe it yosemite. that would be friday night and it looks like the chances are diminishing as we head toward saturday. forecast highs this afternoon. no triple digits but the hotspots low to mid 90s. san jose 84 and san francisco 68 in the coast in the lower 60s. here is a look ahead. a significant drop-off. winds are factor is you can't see into saturday and it looks like temperatures rebound by sunday and into early next oking okay especially by sunday as we back off on a strong winds as we move into the bay area. >>> thank you for that. still to come. tasting rooms and wineries are opening up tomorrow and parts of the north bay and what people can expect in which types of

police here in paris have been sent to guard a statue in front of the national assembly after it was covered in rednt. the statatue is shove a minister under louis the 14th. it was targeted by antiracism protesters. colbert: a statue of doused in n red paint, an inscription which was quickly cleaned off the statue read -- referring to the discrimination against black people in france. colbert was behind a legal decree that defined the conditions of slavery in the french colonies, known a as the black coat. group posted d photos of the vandalism and said one of its members had been arrested by police. activists are calling for a national debate over monuments that they say represent anti-black racism in france in the wake of black lives matter protests acrcross the u.s. and world. >>>> [speaking foreign language] reporter: other statues related to france's colonial past have been targeted by activists, including the writer both tear -- voltaire. president macron acknowledged the problem of racism but said the statues would remain. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: there are also calls for sta

red anytime today. eporter: are the federal authorities and national guard aware of the fact that people are voting so that citizens have to explain what they're doing? federal authorities and national guard and we can voting, butaware of i don't expect that that will be an issue. yes. reporter: mayor were you aware that arlington police were in assisting at night and secondly, the county overnment there put out a statement saying they pulled their officers out of the city in d on what had happened lafayette park. mayor: i wasn't aware that they were here. tell you that we didn't assistance.ual i saw a tweet from them i think the night saying that mutual assistance process was very and i want to make clear that we didn't request that for istance and those not familiar with the mutual assistance process, especially when we have large scale events, you are probably most familiar when we inauguration and have to police that, we put a mutual not just to llout, this region, but very widely to support for very large scale events. for us to call on our neighbors to assist. not make a mutual assistance call to any

guards elite force. interpol to help to detain trump by issuing a red notice which is interpol's highest level request for making an arrest. following the money's killing the iranian parliament unanimously voted to designate the us army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations. let's get some reaction now from tehran and go live to a really and political analyst side stuff a question side welcome interpol is unlikely to grant iran's request because of what they will see as its political nature so what is around same here. well 1st of all let's remember that the united states senior officials have acknowledged their direct role in assassinating awesome celing money and the history is filled with similar cases in the past like in the 1990 s. when the army a jewish center was exploded in argentina the argentinian court under pressure by the united states as well as due to the material witness that was introduced by the united states each shoot the accusations against this bill law of lebanon and they blame the iran for sponsoring hizbullah so they shoot. for iranian officials including late president hash

. >> now is not a time to let your guard down >> reporter: in the last week the number of cases statewide has is a red by 10,000 florida's governor attributing the higher totals to more testing but health officials are worried about the trend. >> i think it's been a pretty rapid rise over the past ten days to two weeks. and so that has to be a concern on its own >> reporter: concern also across the country with at least 16 states showing a spike. in texas, a record number of hospitalizations for covid-19, and growing examples of people ignoring the rules in new york, where cases have declined, the governor threatened businesses with cranking up restrictions after floods of people crowded manhattan bars. >> people are violating everything, everything, no masks, no social distancing you're vitting the rules. what are you doing >> reporter: similar calls for common sense in nashville after images like this emerged from kid rock's honky tonk. and in arizona where hospitals have activated emergency plans, these bar goers in scottsdale line it had block, shoulder to shoulder back in florida several bars shu

anything further than what he's done already, including using that helicopter, a red cross marked helicopter from the national guardwash and try to blow away protesters which is one of the most dangerous things i've ever seen. military helicopters crash all the time. these things are unlawful. the armed forces will not obey and have an obligation to disobey unlawful orders. i think it's been made clear to him that they're just not going to do it. >> i'm going to have to interrupt you, this great panel. the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, has taken his seat. we're going to listen in to see what he has to say about the protests as well as the actions of police. take a listen. >> -- if they get the covid virus, they attribute it to the covid virus. there's a number -- when it gets down this low, it's really a question of what that hospital certifies as a cause of death. so we'd like to see nobody die in the state of new york ever. but this is really, really good news. compared to where we were, this is a big sigh of relief. we talked about calibrating the control of the reopening based on the metrics that we have

red units those caught reading this literature are shot by a firing squad. and finally the leaflet is approved for production one index of the leaflet effectiveness is how much the enemy guards against that. as a weapon of psychological warfare the leaflet is invaluable. chinese and korean soldiers are impressed by realistic drawings and photographs. the leaflet is far more permanent than a spoken word, where you can be read and re-read. after a copy in artwork are okay, they are photographed and processed. plates are then mounted, although they are warned by their leaders the leaflets are impregnated with germs and will rot their hands or make them blind. many prisoners of war and been carry them securely, the size of them are such so they can be easily concealed. leaflets are then packed in roles. so the maximum number can be carried in one low. they are then placed into bombs, normally each bomb accommodates 22,500 leaflets of lightweight paper. bombs are systematically loaded into trucks. and transported to the airfield. there's been 29 is about to arrange deep into enemy territory. it is a fighting crafty quid to take care of itself against enemy attack. we can only est

kassam sala money who was in charge of the revolutionary guards elite force around is asking interpol for help in detaining trump to issue a so-called red notice which is interpol its highest level request for making an arrest following a solemn ollie's killing they are really in parliament unanimously voted to designate the us army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations. the new york times is facing widespread criticism after publishing an article claiming that russia offered to taliban militants in afghanistan to kill u.s. troops it also claimed donald trump was briefed on the matter and are for the director of national intelligence the nie is that either the president or the vice president wherever briefed on the claim mr trump said that was because it clearly wasn't deemed to be true. the news new york times must release anonymous source but they can do it this person probably does not even exist with the articles being slammed by the russian foreign ministry which called the peace deliberate decision for me saturday also saw the taliban denying the new york times article to either shutdown or spin taking a closer look at the p

a red flag warning has been issued for the region. the national guardlly hope. there were called in last tuesday night to assist after protests got rowdy. >>> the coronavirus has reached san quentin state prison. officials report more than a dozen inmates have been affected by the virus. as of yesterday, the number stands at 14 cases. >>> as we take a look at the roadways right now, babe breach lights they bridge median lights remain on. heading toward the toll plaza you get -- into the city, the earlier trouble spot on the upper deck has been cleared but we do have an accident at the berkeley curve westbound 80 blocking lanes so about a 27 minute drive time is you were away from berkeley headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza. give yourself some extra time there. traffic and toll continues, -- mary? >>> a pleasant day across the bay area with sunshine, temperatures on the rise today and especially for tuesday and wednesday. >>> it's monday, june th, 2020. welcome back to "cbs this morning." rising voices. nationwide rallies draw massive crowds as a pu

guard humvees block nearby roads. >> black lives matter! >> at the u.s. capitol thousands laid face down for nearly nine minutes of silence nearing the final moments of floyd's live. >> why are your hands red because of blood. >> she las been protesting since monday. >> we are not giving up, we are not going anywhere, we will show up every day until black lives matter. >> and >> reporter: and in st. louis, mourning. david dorn, a retired police captain, was shot dead while trying to protect a friend's pawn shop from being looted overnight monday. >> i just hope that the person that did this, that they come forth or whatever, because this is just so senseless. and i'm just, i'm tired of it. i'm just-- i'm tired. >> reporter: we don't have a good answer as to why the military presence was so noticeably stepped up tonight. the demonstrations have been peaceful all day long. we are hearing that plans are under way for a much larger demonstration on saturday. norah. >> also, kris van cleave near the white house. thank you. tonight there are questions about how long tonight, there are questions how long mark esper will remain as secretary of defense, after he broke with president trump on using

defending the red head beheaded response in fact he's calling for many cities that are still experiencing violence in the evening in contrast to the days peaceful protest to call in the national guard and the violence that is occurring towards police officers in cities like st louis new york and also buffalo he calls those people responsible lowlifes and losers about i can tell you that there is already protesting that is underway in washington d.c. we've heard as we can also tell you that the fortification around the white house is intensifying with an additional barrier chain link fence being erected around the white house campus in parts to try and keep not only the staff safe inside but to quell the violence from the outside our white house correspondent kelly how could reporting live from washington can be many thanks let's get the thoughts all steve clemons and it's a blog for the hill he's also the host of a serious the bottom line you've got the president threatening to bring in martial law branding protesters lowlifes and loses all domestic terrorists you've got his presumptive rival in the embassy election looking every inch the elder statesman talking of reform reconcili

8:00 a.m., two guards escorted la >>> as the guards hopped in the back, he didn't see the point in introductions. the truck belched into low gear, and the red doors parted to let hem out. it started near the major thoroughfare whose northbound lane directed one to paris. the truck, however, turned right, south, toward the rural countryside. they were headed for a series of dirt paths off route nationale. the terrain moving from unsbrumted wheel fields to groves of trees to a for, in the road. where it drove one ever deeper in the woods, to a clear where the road ended. there again three trees pockmarked with bullet holes holes, would be told to stand, while the nazi guards took their aim. 43 people would be executed here during the war. as the truck started out on this path, pathing the browntaupe chapel ocean chapel on the grounds, he had a thought. why give in now? he had spent the last four months ignoring the screams of his body. now they wanted him dead, but he didn't wish to die. he noticed the nazis' one mistake. they had never learned much about him there were no handcuffs on his wrists. he saw the guns resting on their lapse. if he

call in the national guard, it's time to take our streets back and i'm talking for a tens of millions of people are rainbow coalition of americans, black, brown, white, yellow, red, whatever. this is a civil society. it's a great country. you don't like it, leave. we have people trying to get into this country by the millions from every continent on the face of the earth. every color, every background. why? because we are systemically racist? we aren't systemically racist and the police force isn't systemically racist. these are bernie sanders radicals, they go out and get hats and shirts and burn things down in democrat cities because these pathetic left-wing democrat democrat mayors won't stand up to them. it's all happening in democratic cities, pulling down monuments. whatever happened, the democrat party makes him the majority leader, the minority leader, he's got a statut statue in the capital. i notice nancy pelosi doesn't talk about taking that down. i also noticed she gave a eulogy for our burger and obama gave a eulogy for robert berg and biden gave a eulogy for robert berg and let me make a quick suggestion. there are to be four debates. three, trump

guard. you add that plus the combination of potential fireworks with the upcoming july 4th weekend and it could be a deadly combination. that's why the redlag warning is in effect through 8:00 tonight and there's a bunch of closures, parks and recreation areas that are blocked off from the public. a list you. the sky oaks watershed on mt. tam, natalie coffin green park in ross, leo cronin parking lot in langunitas and mount vision road in inverness. marin county fire officials warn that fire could spread quickly which is why we should all use extreme caution. there were several small fires including this one that burned about 30 acres on the altamont pass near livermore. no structures were threatened there. in lake port about 100 miles north of san francisco, a fire broke out there as well. thankfully no evacuations were needed and firefighters were able to stop its progression quickly. this brush fire was ignited because of illegal fireworks. two and a half acres burned early sunday morning near howard elementary school. it took more than 50 firefighters to put it out no one was hurt and no structures were burned there either. all of th

ainsley: now that navy guard veteran new mission to flip oregon's fourth district red.oining me with more is congressional candidate for oregon alex skarlatos. good morning to you, alex. >> good morning, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. ainsley: you are welcome. gadd will to have you. so what made you want to go into politics? >> kind of a long story. i met my state senator on a plane to d.c. we started talking politics. we agreed on most everything. and he encouraged me to look at politics as a way to continue to serve and fight for what we believe. in and i did some research and the more i learned about the district and everything it happened to it under the tenure of peter defazzio the angrier i got. fourth congressional district in the state and that's what i want to turn around. ainsley: how do you plan on defeating him. he has been in that seat for more than 30 years. he formed the house progressive caucus. >> he co-sponsored the green new deal with aoc. he votes with aoc 96% of the time but he is not from new york or seattle or san francisco. he is from

guard. it's time to take our streets back. and i'm talking for tens of millions of people, a rainbownb coalition of americans, black, brown, white, yellow, redthis is a civil society, it's a great country. you don't like it, pick up your -- and leave. we have people turn to get in this country from the millions, every continent on the face of the earth. every color and background. why? because we are systemically racist? we are not systemically racist, and the police force isn't systemically racist. these are bernie sanders radicals, these are marxists. they go out and get hats and shirts and they burn things down and break things and democrat cities because these pathetic, left-wing democrat mayorses wont stand up too them! it's all happening democrat cities. they are pulling down the nations monuments, but only certain monuments. whatever happened to robert byrd? the democrat party makes him a majority leader, makes in a minority leader, he's got a statue in the capital. i noticed pelosi doesn't talk about taking that down, the grand kleagle. i also noticed you gave the eulogy for robert byrd and obama and biden gave a eulogy for robert by

let's get the red on all of -- the read on all of that from major general william walker, d.c. national guarding general. there are 400 troops already deployed to protect monuments. general, thank you for taking the time, sir. do you expect any trouble this weekend? >> good morning, mr. cavuto. we do not. first of all, let me just give a quick shout-out to the magnificent soldiers and airmen and civilians of the district of columbia national guard. i simply could not be more proud of these amazing patriots. so, no, sir. we don't expect anything that we can't handle. we are in direct support of the united states park police, the metropolitan police department, and together we will protect these monuments and statues. neil: you know, general, i was mentioning the fact that's already on the books that, you know, punishing people for doing the kind of stuff that's happening right now, i raised it with the interior secretary, you know, under his purview these statues rest, and he was saying this kind of stuff is is necessary. i want you to e act to this, general. >> this kind of thing necessary i

red when you wash it out. i would ask all americans to look in the national guards in their communities right now, caucasians, african-americans, latino americans, asian americans and together united they are protecting americans. that's unity can be an example to us all. the data on covid-19 has shown clear disparities and it is important we get some follow-up, but we need to be careful misinterpreting the data because the numbers can be misinterpreted. for instance in louisiana, people with covid-19 deaths were 53% african-american even when white people make up 63% of the state. however when you look more closely at that the vast , majority of the deaths were concentrated in urbanized areas which is over 60% african-american, and we had the most disparate. however, other majority african-american parishes in rural areas such as east parish in madison parish combined, so only two deaths. we know coronavirus is spreading in various ways, droplets, aerosols the key factors in , every transmission as in common proximity. the coronavirus appears to be hitting those in dense urban areas the hardest, and minoriti

know this man, and as the guards tossed him in the back, high-powered rifles in their arms, he did not see the point in introductions. the truck fell into low gear, and the red doors that had closed behind la rochefoucauld 4 months earlier, parted now to let him out. the truck stop before the city's major thoroughfare whose northbound lane directed one to paris. the truck, however, turned right, south, toward the countryside. they were headed for a series of dirt paths, each narrower and bumpier than the last, the terrain moving from uninterrupted wheat fields to groves of trees, to a fork in the road, where the path drove one ever deeper into woods until a clearing came into view where the road ended. there against three trees pockmarked with bullet holes, la rochefoucauld would be told to stand. he would look out on the distant brush and listen to the birdsong while the nazi guards took aim. 43 people would be executed here during the war. as the truck started out on this path, passing a brownstone chapel on the grounds of a psychiatric hospital, la rochefoucauld had a thought. why give into the nazis now? he had spent the last four months ignoring the bas