he was the judge of the circuit court and st. louis at the time. he was known in st. louis as being somewhat favorable to these cases of enslaved persons who are suing in the courts to try to gain their freedom. it was a jury of 12 men. and all of these men would have been late. some of them may had been and probably were slaveowners. so, we have to think that when the scotts came here once more and 1850 for a second trial, and when the jury, having listened to the evidence, decided that they should be set free, that the evidence must have been very persuasive. it was one of actually, just a little over 300 cases that were heard in the st. louis courts about this same matter. enslaved persons trying to become free by petitioning the legal system. when the slaves came into the court, and we know that they were allowed to come into the court by law, sometimes people ask us that question, but this side of the room, traditionally is where the prosecution with set and this is where the slaves would have been. we are looking at the original petitions that dread and harriet s

tucker, i lived in west st. louisy and in a secure neighborhood 32 years ago we moved into the city and took on a project to restore a house that nobody else wanted. we were urban pioneers in those days, and we've been there ever since working to build and maintain this very historic neighborhood. i saw it all going up in flames in my life destroyed in an instant. i did what i thought i had to do to protect my hearth, my home, and my family. >> tucker: no one was protecting you and they were screaming at you and threatening you and threatening to murder your dog and harm you and your wife. what do you make of the attacks on you for doing what we used to believe every homeowner had an obligation to do? why are they denouncing you a an racist? >> i don't understand. here's the interesting thing. i've spent my career defending people that are defenseless. people that are having a hard time making their miracle happen, for people who don't have a voice. my black clients love us. through the night this happened, i had some

this brings the st. louis couple that has been charged.egistered and owned guns, we are under threat but now facing charges tonight.do you make of t landscape where people say i'm not sure someone will show up to defend me come i will do it myself. but if i do, i'm a law abiding citizen and on these guns legally come i can still in the estimation of the local prosecutor crossed the line and i'll be facing charges. >> well, shannon, remember this about gone and gun control and accusations against people who own guns and even, you know, bring them outside. this is an issue with the democrats and always has been. through the years, there have been these large majority of that say they support more gun control. but politicians who have supported their position and have gotten in a lot of trouble because an intensity factor that attaches to second amendment advocates that they will vote against you or for another candidate on that issue alone. one of the things that polls have trouble measuring is intensity. so you may see more people saying th

a rogue st. louis circuit court attorney has filed felony charges against st. s couple caught on camera defending their home from a mob. former missouri governor has found himself on the wrong side of this attorney and it is here and moments to react. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. ♪ >> laura: making news around the world after pointing their guns at protesters who smashed the gates and enter their private property. the missouri residents to use physical force when they believe it is necessary to start what they think is stealing, property damage or tampering in any degrees but despite that clear language in the law to clear the mccloskeys, st. louis circuit attorney emberley gardner charged each with a singl

mark mccloskey is coming up next >> tucker: a st. louisple called mark and patricia mccloskey, became heroes too many across the country after they confronted by a dangerous mob outside of their home and returned with firearms to protect it and themselves. >> tucker: this is what you were taught to do, is what generations of american has done. it's the most basic right of all, the right of self-defense. the mccloskey's exercise that right and now they are coming close to being destroyed. they stood up for themselves against the mob, and their fate remains in the hands of the mob in the form of the st. louis circuit attorney general kimberly garden. gardner is a radical prosecutor, one of many elected in recent years. in 2019 gardner brought criminal charges in just 23% of the cases tto the st. louis police brought her. since she took over, the prosecutor turned over there has surpassed 100%. the criticism never changes. alleged racial conspiracy against her and then move on. at the start of this year gardner sued the local police union and

a rogue st. louis circuit court attorney has filed felony charges against a st. uple caught on camera defending their home from a mob. former missouri governor mike parson has found himself on the wrong side of this attorney and is here in moments to react. ♪ c the wrong side of this attorney 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. ♪ >> laura: mark and patricia mccloskey making news around the world after pointing their guns at protesters w

from portland with weeks of anti-police protests and distraction to st. louis where there are charges against the couple who pulled out there legally owned weapons when protesters, basically trespassed on private property. as crime sores and some citizens are not sure police will show up when they call the feds are getting involved, the leaders call that move unconstitutional and want them to get out. let's go to senior political analyst britt hume. welcome, good to see you. i want to play something from sam stacks of now hate so and saying the situation in portland where we are told 50 nights of this going on is overblown, no need for the feds. >> a violent city, a mission to bring in his goons to attack citizens. as a jew it reminds me of nazi germany. >> the fed going into intercede in portland, this gentleman says it reminds him of nazi germany. >> pretty extreme but that is where the rhetoric is in this country these days. member this about these mayors, the mayor of portland and the other two they are presiding over cities in which donald trump was oppose

that same night, retired st. louis police captain david dorn was murdered. when it was a mob i didn't take the time to see their birth certificates or anything else. i was defending my house, my life, my wife and what i spent 32 years building there. >> i understand what you say your rationale was. to be clear, did anything happen to you or your property? >> did anything happen? yeah, my life has been ruined. >> no, no, no, no -- we'll get to that, mr. mccloskey. i don't mean to cut you off. but i'm saying that night, did anything happen to you, your family or your property? >> yeah, it's called social intimidation. it's called terrorism. chris, what's the definition of terrorism? to use violence and intimidation to frighten the public. that's what was happening that night. that's what happened to me and that's the damage i suffered. >> you were the one pointing a loaded weapon at a group of people who were walking past looking for the mayor's house as a point of protest. >> chris, that's an entirely false concept. no single media outlet has ever mentioned t

the st. louisouple who protected their home from protesters had their gun seized by the government. now they believe they will be arrested. what the heck is happening in america. the husband joins me next. guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. he was 80 years old. >> i cannot emergency on what grounds this couple would be indicted for standing on their own property, using, exercising their second amendment rights to keep and bear arms on their own property. missouri law clearly permits them to do what they did. the second amendment clearly permits them to do what they did. he's absolutely right. they have dozen and dozens of violent looters and rioters set free without so much as a slap on the wrist. jesse: they grabbed their guns to protect their home from protesters and then the governm

today in st. louismissouri, police cleared out a city hall encampment, and in seattle, little remains of c.h.o.p., the capitol hill organized protest, which police broke up last week. calls for police reform still echo around the country. in utah, governor gary herbert declaring a state of emergency over civil unrest after 300 people rallied outside the district attorney's office insight like city, protesting his decision to clear two officers involved in a shooting. police fired 34 times at bernardo palacios carbajal in may. protesters calling this nothing short of police brutality. >> they shot him two or three times, and he passed away, it would have been one thing. maybe they were scared. by 34 times, that's insane, and anyone who thinks that is justified is crazy. >> i think anytime we have to fire a weapon is one to many, but the paul says that under certain circumstances, if the observable facts are such, and that threat is articulable, and factually supported, then the officers can stop that thr

st. louisple protecting their home from protesters had a gun seized by the government and now they believe they willze be arrested. what the heck is happening in america? husband joins me next. ♪ house majority jim wants the bridge to be renamed for john lewis. his among hundreds of protesters were to be beaten on flooding sunday by alabama state troopers while marching across the bridge in 1965. he died friday from pancreatic cancer. he returned to the bridge annually to reenact the march. the nation's morning the death of another civil rights hero, and organizer and general for martin luther king jr. they met during the montgomery boycott in 19 to give you live, president obama honored to be with the medal of freedom in 2013. he died friday at his home in atlanta. he was 95. back to "watters' world" now. >> cannot imagine on what grounds this couple would be indicted for standing on their own property using and exercising their second amendment rights to keep and bear arms on their own proper

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in st. louis, missouri police appeared out of end incumbent and in seattle the remains of chop, m organized protest which police broke up last week but calls for police reform still look around the country. you governor gary herbert declaring a state of emergency in utah over civil unrest after 300 people rallied outside the district attorney's office in salt lake city protesting his decision to clear two officers involved in a shooting. police fired 34 times, protesters calling there's nothing short of police brutality. >> if they shot him 2 or 3 times and he passed away maybe they were scared but 34 times, that is insane and anybody who thinks that is justified is crazy. >> anytime we have to fire weapon is one too many but under certain circumstances the law says if a thread is articulable and factually supported in the officers are trained to stop the threat and that is what they do. >> reporter: with rallies continuing politicians are meeting calls for justice. in connecticut a new bill would

particularly in the city of st. louis where we have approximately 25%, a little more than that, individuals living at or below the federal target level. in addition to that individuals who may, that have some level of illiteracy. a very complicated situation we're trying to navigate through, but we have to make sure that quality education is available for everyone. in addition to making sure resources are available for our must vulnerable populations. one requirement we made for all schools in the city of st. louis, they have infection control plans so in the event someone tests positive for coronavirus whether staff or students, protocols in place to make sure the situation is properly investigated and the proper control measures implemented to prevent further spread in that facility. >> doctor frederic echols, grateful for your time and wish you best of luck in the challenges days ahead. thank you. appreciate it very much. >>> up next, russia says it's a global leader and will roll out a coronavirus vaccine in the fall.

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she represents st. louisight next to ferguson where michael brown was killed as a result of that uprising there was this movement to elect progressive prosecutors. and the black lives movement actually supported the election. she said she will take any attempt to intimidate or threaten any protesters, including these people in the movement for black lives, she'll take that with the utmost seriousness. and so this was a reform electing district attorneys who are accountable to their constituents, that has resulted in an investigation of this couple that probably wouldn't happen if this prosecutor hadn't been elected again as a result of this movement for black lives. >> paul butler, thank you for your time. danielle, you're staying with me. >>> up next, the president says he's defending american history. we'll talk about how that fits into the debate over confederate monuments across the south. time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if i

i want to ask about the couple in st. louis who defended their property, they said they were defending against trespasses and could be indicted. we will follow that case and have you back, thank you. the mainstream media shakeup, barry right taking the world inside what she says is really happening at the new york times in her scathing resignation letter, details standing by live. maximize physical respon se. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. seriou

it says st. louisionally has one of the highest murder rates in the u.s., this is shaping up to be especially deadly. the city has seen 113 homicides through thursday. including 43 in the past 40 days. on pace to easily top last years total of of 194. i understand the shooting you went to last night, trying to render aid, there were two people who died there. what do you make of what's going on in st. louis and were you surprised for this to happen is you were sitting outside eating dinner? >> yeah, look, shannon, as a navy seal, this is what you expect to happen in places like iraq and afghanistan, but unfortunately now it's happening in places like st. louis and in cities across the country. last night we had semiautomatic guns firing, ringing out in the daylight at a crowded intersection at a place where people used to take the family. and as you pointed out, it wasn't just last night, the murder rate in st. louis is up 30% this year. children are being killed and while this is happening, you got le

the prosecutor in st. louis, i think it's important to realize we had 135 homicides in st. e the first of the syear. she's filed 30 cases of 135 and so she doesn't have the time or resources and yet she got here and charge innocent citizens, private citizens that have -- law-abiding citizens that haven't broken the law. it defies common sense. why any elected official would do such a thing. >> sean: when you combine your experience in law enforcement and you mention the castle doctrine and i will cite missouri law, by the way, missouri. and i had cousins, missour-ah, missouri. there was a big argument. you can use physical force to stop stealing, property damage, tampering. there were no police there governor that night. the gate was broken, the family described in specificity and detail, that's going to be my room and we're going to kill your animals and very threatening. the weapons were legal. i don't know what people are supposed to do in the circumstances. we see it happening around the country. my question to you as the governor, why do these governors in for example p

st. louis, in our st. louis region here we've taken very aggressive measures, one of the first cities, one of the first regions to put a stay at home order in place. it went into effect on march 23rd and stayed in effect for eight weeks. we have been taking very aggressive steps. now of course like many areas of the country we are just, we have a mandatory mask order in place. i'm here in my office of course by myself today but we would all be normally wearing masks and it is mandatory for folks inside both workers as well as customers and it is mandatory outside if you're in a situation where you may not -- you may be within six feet of someone else. >> do you think the mask mandate will be enough? >> we certainly hope it is enough because the alternatives are to pull back on the opening of some of our businesses, and we know that when we do that we affect the business and importantly we affect the workers. so we are being very vigilant about mask wearing and about also calling out some businesses who have

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that is unlawful in the city of st. louis."hile, missouri governor mike parsons told hannity he would pardon the mccloskey's "without a doubt." ari, is this a second amendment issue or something different? >> ari: this all flows from the previous discussion about what happens when society starts to break down. when there is violence on the street, people get protective. they get protective of their families, of their homes, of everything they worked a lifetime to earn, to keep paid when a mob goes by, even if theb may turn out to be peaceful, you don't know. when you watch on tv and we see the violence, we think it won't take much for her to come to me. this is why the second amendment is there, so people can have the weapons they need to protect themselves. in this specific instance, i always try to be very circumspect about weighing in on a specific criminal matter. unless your witness, you don't know all the facts, you don't know all the information. you have to have faith in the process that justice will prevail. as a gener

the st. louise around for defending their home. josh hawley, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: nobody law law the laws f missouri than you castle doctrine what's going on? >> they did have the right to do what they did. they were standing on their own property. let's review the facts. they were on their own property. they were carrying lawful firearms that they lawfully possessed and trespassers broken down a gait and coming on to their property and a couple said get off our property. don't hurt us. get off of our area and they had every right to do that. this prosecutor is totally out of control. this is really an abuse of power. do you want to know what an abuse of power looks like? this is textbook example. that's why i think, steve, the united states department of justice needs to open a civil rights investigation into the st. louis circuit attorney's office. steve: well, and you are talking about the st. louis circuit attorney kimberly garner is the one who brought these charges yes

molly: police in st. louis reportedly executing a search warrant at the home of a couple who pointed guns at protesters gathered outside of their home last month, this is a video that went viral showing the husband and wife emergeing from the house and confronting those demonstrators. the couple saying it was self-defense. aishah hasnie has more on all of this. aishah. >> reporter: hi, molly. the question is is it search and seizure, is it a sign or indication that there might be charges for this couple. according to local reports, st. louis authorities did search the home of mark and p patricia mcclosky, they seized the rifle you see mark holding. the pistol, they claim that is in the possession of their original attorney. they took arms and pointed guns at protesters after the protesters marched into their gated neighborhood. the protesters claim they were on their way to demonstrate outside of the mayor's house. the couple told fox news some of the protesters told them, quote, they were going to kill us and

let's go back to st. louis a second because i think it's important that we have some contacts and facts on the table. first of all speculation about the indictment, we don't know what's going to come. i will stay say this, the statue and the law in missouri doesn't allow you to brandish a weapon in an intimidating matter and there was nobody attacking that couple. they were marching towards the gated development. when you look at that, you say well gartner will make a decision, but that's the decision that will be made. it can be provocative and we know that brandishing guns in front of people can lead -- now she clearly was. post-dispatch another editorial said, you know, this couple, you have to know some conduct. they are highly litigious and the people at the neighboring synagogue said that these people made the children cry. i mean, you have to see the whole picture and if you choose to simply focus, these people are being victimized in terms of their second amendment writes, that's a distortion of this st

escalated is that the circuit attorney in st. louis, kimberly gardner, who has her own very far left political ambitions, is taking them on potentially prosecuting them for what? we shall see , but they also confiscated the rifle that gentleman was holding which has gotten the eye of a lot of gop lawmakers. 12 republican lawmakers on capitol hill wrote a letter to attorney general barr on this topic saying this. said in this crucial time in history our nation needs the department of justice to exert strong leadership to ensure none of our constitutional protections are eroded by mob rule. charges against this couple will have a chilling effect on the entire nation sending the message that american citizens no longer have the right to protect themselves at their own homes. i think regular folks a lot of people look at this and say so you're letting people out of jail or not arresting people who are rioting and looting and burning down buildings in our cities but when a couple stands to defend their house, they're the ones that get charg

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the st. louisouple who flashed their weapons at a crowd of protesters are now facing felony weapons charges. how state officials are saying they will come to their defense. >> they did have the right to do what they did. they were standing on their own property. this prosecutor is totally out of control. really, this is an abuse of power. you want to know what an abuse of power looks like? this is a textbook example. ♪ wdfamilies with a va loanan save $3,000 a year. that's me. our va streamline refi takes just one call to start the process. there's no appraisal, so no one comes to your house. that's me. there's no income verification and no out of pocket costs. that's me. record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. nobody works harder for veterans than my team at newday usa. n0 fmvcmyou can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phon

it's honestly not been so bad being stuck living in st. louis with a couple in their 60s it could be worse, at least it's not these two. my mom would never wear horizontal stripes. i gotta say though, not much has changed since the last time i lived at home. i still sleep late, my room is a mess, i steal their weed. the main difference is now if i'm going to my room to masturbate, i say "mom, dad, i'm going to my room to masturbate. i can't watch any more "down to earth with zac efron" with you guys. ol' glaz dog's gonna finish this ep alone. as grateful as i am to have this time to get reacquainted with both my parents and the zack morris poster over my bed, i'm not pretending that any of this is worth it. i love how so many girls are making this crisis about themselves. i keep hearing some version of this. "honestly, this pandemic was a sign from the universe that i needed to slow down." and it's like, no becca, i don't think a half a million people died so you could recommit to your yoga practice." i've even been guilty of this reasoning. bef

todd: the st. louis who waved his gun at protesters is slamming the top prosecutor for issuing felony charges against him and his wife. jillian: the governor says a pardon is coming. >> reporter: mark mccloskey signing off while standing his ground for his actions. >> i'm not going to be bullied or intimidated. the left, the mob uses social intimidation and threats to get people to knuckle under and apologize for doing what is right and we are not going to apologize for doing what is right, we are not going to back down. >> reporter: prosecutor kim gardner defending the charges saying, quote, it is illegal to waive weapons in a threatening manner at nonviolent protesters. this conduct is the next of dublin st. louis was the mccloskeys say they display their firearms in self-defense, hundreds of black life better protesters stormed the street where they were in june, the front gate seen broken in those classes. earlier this month police obtained a search warrant to seize their guns but they say gardner re

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. >> bret: good eveni breaking tonight serious charges against the st. louis couple who say they were just defending themselves when they display theirtesters marched past their home last month. and happened shortly after the george floyd killing in minneapolis and ignited the firestorm of racial unrest throughout the country you remember the pictures and the images that we have seen the couple now being charged chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the breaking details tonight and get even, trace. >> on june 5th confronted the st. louis protesters and now charged with unlawful use of the weapon in the couple have not been arrested will begin to get a notice to appear in court. if emily m gardner wrote in part "my office filed charges against them following the incident involving peaceful unarmed protesters on june 28th. if it is illegal to waive weapons in a threatening manner to those participating in nonviolent protests and while we're fortunate the situation did not escalate into deadly force, this type of conduct is unacceptable in st. lou

missouri is on the defense in a big way st louis mayor little cousens went full on race stoking the flames of hate and putting a target on the backs of protestors in a facebook live appearance seen by thousands crewdson was asked about a meeting she'd had with protesters at city hall after grabbing papers and reading through a litany of activists requests she became agitated at how they wanted police budgets spent crewdson went on to announce the names and home addresses of those seeking to be from the police the video has since come down and kristen has apologized after the a.c.l.u. civil rights groups activists and elected officials far and wide condemned her if it's so wrong to ask that $15000000.00 go to non-profits with a history of violence reduction like your violence is it wrong to ask that $60000000.00 go to health and human services apparently mayor cruz and beliefs and castigated protesters who met her with ernest to reach middle ground in the resources communities meet the most instead of hearing them out in meeting them where they were she decided to declare war against

cities like st. louisnd baltimore are more violent than el salvador and they're getting more dangerous by the day. in milwaukee, homicides of his nearly 40% just this year, killing surrogates and break the city's all-time record. that's likely to happen soon in chicago and kansas city. just this weekend and the city of chicago, 64 bit were shot and 11 murdered. 11 corpses in one weekend. none of those people died because there were too many cops on the street. they died thanks in part to sloganeering from pampered dilettantes like sandy cortez, there were too few cops. less law enforcement in dangerous places needs more killings. there's not much debate about it, at least not among adults. new york city disbanded its plainclothes police unit and cut funding for the nypd by billion dollars. the result? shootings in new york are up more than 200% compared to this time just last year. murders are up 21%. burglars have risen 30%. it is the most dangerous time to live in new york city in a quarter-century. just

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up next, new details on the case of the st. louis husband-and-wife facing charges for using weapons defending their own home. we will take you there. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in columbus with the rest of the ohio state house speaker and four other people. fbi agents were at the farm of republican larry householder this morning. the person briefed on the case as it's in connection to a $60 million federal bribery probe, racketeering. governor mike dewine has called on householder to resign. nebraska lawmakers approve a bill allowing college athletes assign endorsement deals with shoe companies, car dealerships, and other sponsors. it would cover athletes in all sports, although the university of nebraska football basketball and volleyball players are likely to have the most money making opportunities. this is a live look at new york from fox 5. one of the big stories there tonight, former trump personal lawyer michael cohen is suing attorney general william barr and th