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he and his troops patrol portland for weeks demonstrations against racism and police violence have rockedthe city diaz wants to put a stop to them. police saying back i understand that they're worried about the numbers growing but i would handle the situation differently if i buy at that manpower and equipment out there fortunately he didn't so he and his militia had to pull back. violence is also on display in portland the situation has repeatedly escalated between black lives matter demonstrators and the militia like groups that repeat the q anon mantra save our children. the number of militias in the nation is increasing and gun sales are as well is the u.s. on the verge of another civil war. are you going to. fix this man. another civil war in the us in part as a response to conspiracy theories is that too far far fetched yes i think so i think talking about the possibility of a civil war is vastly exaggerated but there is the possibility of violence especially if we look at november if trump is not reelected or a lot of these conspiracy theory believe is just chewing on followers the

and the president proves himself rock wrong as he keeps attacking nba players speaking out against racism and against him. a form of peaceful protest. ripping them for kneeling a form of peaceful protest. criticizing them for sitting out games. a form of peaceful protest. trump also spent a day in kenosha yesterday, but didn't mention jacob blake's name. nor the social justice reasons that americans are protesting in the first place. in fact, when two black pastors were asked whether police violence is systemic, the president answered for them. >> i don't want -- i don't believe that. i think the police do an incredible job and i think you do have some bad apples. i think you would agree. every once in a while you'll see something. >> now, look. many americans do agree with that statement by the president, that there are bad cops and there are good cops. but this is how he describes the actions of police officers that have cost the lives and the health of black americans. >> they choke, just like in a golf tournament. they miss a three-foot. >> compares to to golf, that's -- >> i'm saying

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