shawn davis, great to see you tonight. thank you.t's not just publications being targeted, its individuals as well. a photo emerged of oklahoma state football coach mike don gundy wearing a shirt m a media outlet on a fishing trip. people can watch whatever they want on television and wear whatever shirt they want. you thought that was your right as an american but in this revolution, his short selection was an ideological crime. current and former players denounced him, the school's president denounced him and he issued an apology, nobody stood up to defend him. brit hume, fox senior political analyst joins us, i'm wondering, always a question i asked you having watch the parade come through washington all these years, have you ever seen anything like this, a moment like this? >> i've never seen anything like this at all, the thought crime that coach gundy stands accused of is watching and wearing a t-shirt belonging to a news outlet that has been critical of black lives matter. which tells you once again the power that black lives

>> shannon: so shawn davis is a federalist and on with "tucker" and talk about people who are journalist and the folks of nbc who were connected to google flagging google and getting this ruling but he thinks we need to live in an area -- listen you don't have journalist come after you because they are criticizing you. there has been an article "the federalist" head calling out the mainstream media outlets. are you worried about cancel culture and are we over plank cancel culture? what do you think? >> i'm very worried about it because where does it end? where does it stop asked mark what is next? if you cannot wear any t-shirt when you go fishing, what is next? it is always interesting to me. it seems like the conservatives are getting censored. in fact clement the situation here, you have liberal news organizations going after conservative news organization. you never see it the other way around. you certainly never see twitter or google -- you never see them going after the liberal news organization. so that is what drives americans nuts. it has to end. and the judiciary committee to

davis, oscar grant, so sad, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, botham jean, philando castile, freddie gray, walter scott, tamir rice, michael brown, eric garner, trayvon martin, my colleagues, any other names you want to add? >> shawnl. >> thank you. we cannot settle for anything less than transformative, structural change, which is why the justice and policing act will remove barriers of prosecuting police misconduct and covering damages by addressing the quality immunity doctrine. it will end -- will demilt riite the police. it will combat police brutality by requiring body and dashboard cameras, banning choke holds, no knock warrants in drug cases and racial profiling. it will finally make lynching, mr. hoyer, a federal hate crime and i support chairman bass and representative bobby smith and our two distinguished senators harris and booker and others for their work in helping to pass hr 35 this year. police brutality is heart breaking reflection of an entrenched system of racial injustice in america. true justice can hoonly be achieved with full comprehensive action, that's what we're doing today. this is a first step. there is more to come. in the coming weeks, the bill -- the house will hold hearings, mark up