. >> after 28 years behind bars for murder, steven cheney walks free. >> our justice system is needlessly cruel. or is it? what is justice? that's my show tonight. recently there has been plenty of injustice. in louisiana police respond to a call saying a man threatened someone with a gun. when the cops found their suspect the cell phone video shows them subject dog him. once he's on the ground, one officer takes out his gun and shoots him. >> we won't show that part here. then the very next day in minnesota, police pulled over a black man. at the cop's request he reached for his license and when he did, the officer shot him. his fiance live streamed what hack the next. >> we got pulled over for a busts taillight. he killed my boyfriend. e's licensed to carry. he was trying to get out his i.d. and wallet out of his pocket. and he let the officer know that he was -- he had a firearm an was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm. we are waiting -- i will, sir, no worry. john: the man died. two days later at the black lives matter rally in dallas a man killed five o

we'll turn now to steven yates these the former deputy national security advisor to vice president cheney. he's ceo of d.c. advisory. thank you so much for joining us. as we said, we're looking at these pictures here now, which seem to be getting increasingly violent. we're hearing music now. just cluster of people closing in. what do you make of this scene? >> what a contrast between old and new europe in a way. we have a very emotional disruptive kind of movement by people who are trying to, i assume, disrupt president trump ability to engage leaders there. i think in many ways it's counterproductive. we got serious issues to address. best thing for the president to do is to get in and meet with the leaders and get some policy moving to kind of over take the messaging of this crowd. it's sad that europe focus this much on protesting the peaceful meeting of leaders. >> one of those real challenges is syria of course. the president meeting with president putin tomorrow. the common thread they have, they are both against radical islam. they are both against isis, there's a great type of wa

steven, mike, for all that you've done to support this ship on its voyage. thank you, susan. i also want to recognize two other people who were very special to president ford. thank you vice president cheney and former secretary of defense rumsfeld. they look great. they look great. as we put this stunning ship into the service of our nation, we must also pay tribute to the thousands of citizens, military and civilian, who helped design and build her, their love of country has been boarded to every ribbon and bulkhead on this vessel. you hammered, chiselled and sculpted this mighty hull. were you there when the first steel was cut. when the turbines first roared to life. and when those beautiful bronze propellers first began to spin, and spin they did and now you are here to witness the moment when your incredible work of art becomes the pride of the united states navy. and a symbol of american power and prestige no matter where in the world you go. american steel and american hands have constructed a 100,000-ton message to the world -- american might is second to none. and we're getting bigger and better and stronger every day of my administration. that i can tell you. wherever this vess