even as they remain relatively unknown the stipe new group has spread just many of the most viral videos of black last months of protests over the past year and those images have helped great the pole some prussian relentlessly driven home by folks knew some republican politicians that the nation white waif of protests that erupted up to draw explored was killed was nothing but an excuse for mindless rising. now these so-called riot squad reported from the heart of the protests that broke out in the wake of the killing of george floyd by minneapolis police officer one year ago the intercept has accused them of distorting the quote overwhelmingly peaceful protests to push their own conservative agenda journalists have denied this. now among the examples the intercept gives is a clip posted by a larger schafer in which a white man is brutally beaten by a group of predominantly black protesters the outlet accuses the reporter of purposefully editing out the part where the victim threatened protesters with a machete schafer said that the man was defending his shop the intercept also accuses

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here to talk to you about each of these issues is jerry stipe , who is the distinguished journalist andhe executive washington editor of "the wall street journal," where he writes the weekly capital journal column and also reported from the middle east earlier in his career and has covered the white house and has won more journalistic awards then we can mention here. without further ado, jerry and jake, i will let you take away. >> thank you. jake, good to almost be with you again. i want to make sure that i am on here. >> i can see you, jerry. >> excellent. thank you very much. as i thought about this conversation today, it occurred to me that i might ask whether after the 100 day mark and this is the 100th day mark, you could articulate a biden doctrine and foreign policy, and then it occurred to me that we know what the biden doctrine is. the president has told us its foreign policy for the middle class. the question really is what does that mean? what is that foreign policy for the middle class mean and what is different about it from what we have seen over the years? >> first of al