they understood that the use of such terms stokes racism, stokes anti-asian sentiment. and they -- i will not yield. and they stopped using the term because they learned the lesson. all we are saying is, the white house should learn the same lesson. they should stop using the term. for that matter, members of this house should stop using the term because it deliberately stokes anti-asian sentiment. "the washington post" learned that lesson and ceased using such terms. "the new york times" -- the washington times" -- it's my time. "the new york times" -- "washington post" learned the lesson. we are not saying that everyone knew this initially, but it is clear, it is now clear and "the washington post" learned its lesson and stopped using such terms. "the new york times" learned its lesson when they realized that it was stoking anti-asian sentiment and stopped using this term. we are saying that the white house and members of this house and anyone else should learn the same lesson and not stoke anti-asian sentiment by continuing the use of terms that we know stoke anti-as

. >> stoking division, stoking culture wars, stoking a race war. >> he's stoking a race war. >> donaldohn trump instigated a race war in america. portland, oregon is ground zero. jesse: a white and i a terrorist shoots a white trump supporter, that's a race war? the governor of new york is physically threatening trump if he comes back to trump tower. >> he can't come back to new york. he can't. he's going to walk down the streets of new york. forget bodyguards. he will need an army. jesse: the left has threatened trump and his supporters with violence and delivered on their promise. they attacked supporters leaving the white house last week. but if you listen to the media, it's the right that has been stoking the violence. but you know the truth. >> when is the last time an actor assassinated a president. >> when they go below, we kick them. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> i would take him behind the gym. >> show me where it says protesters are supposed to be polite and peaceful. >> you create a crowd and you push back object the -- on themd tell the

to stoke thets violence.sigh] i can picture a cartoon of him standing on a bunch of dead do you haveg "what to lose, vote for me?" tower trump supporters line in palm coast, florida. this is alice. caller: good morning. mostlywanted to say that you guys read from the new york times and washington post which we know are less than newspapers. even someone in the new york times left to the new york times because she published an op-ed by tom cotton and was basically harassed by her colleagues. that is number one. the new york post today has a very interesting article about someone said there is much fraud with mail-in votes. number three, defunding the police is a very stark term. mr. biden said he would defund uses the termw he reallocating. we know if we reallocate from one place to another, you defund the police and fund something else. whether you like trump or not, i think he has done the most for the african-american community. , with fundingent , and then the aher thing is we know that 17-year-old is a tr

amy: the future, leaeah stokes, what needs to happen n now? >>>> we need to elect a new president. joe biden, for all his flaws, hahas come out wiwith an absoluy unprecedented climate changee plan and t targeting 100% clean energy by 2020 five. if we could elecect him as presidident and take back the senatete for the democrats, we would have a chance to tackle the climate crisis. amy: leah stokes, thank you for being with us, assistant professor of political science at the university of california, santa barbara, researcher on climate and energy policy. we will into her piece in "the atlantic -- we will link to your piece in "the atlantic." other of "short t circuiting policy: interest groups and d te battle over clean energy and climate policy in the amererican states." new ad campaign targets african-american and latinx to join in the vaccine trials. what are many y sitations?s? we look back at mededical exterminatioion in thehe unitedd dates. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "summer madness" by kool and the gang. the baband's co-founder, singer, composer roronald bell, has pas

they understood that the use of such terms stokes racism, stokes anti-asian sentiment. and they -- i will not yield. and they stopped using the term because they learned the lesson. all we are saying is, the white house should learn the same lesson. they should stop using the term. for that matter, members of this house should stop using the term because it deliberately stokes anti-asian sentiment. "the washington post" learned that lesson and ceased using such terms. "the new york times" -- the washington times" -- it's my time. "the new york times" -- "washington post" learned the lesson. we are not saying that everyone knew this initially, but it is clear, it is now clear and "the washington post" learned its lesson and stopped using such terms. "the new york times" learned its lesson when they realized that it was stoking anti-asian sentiment and stopped using this term. we are saying that the white house and members of this house and anyone else should learn the same lesson and not stoke anti-asian sentiment by continuing the use of terms that we know stoke anti-as

joe biden has accuse president trump of stoking violence in u.s.s, blaming some of his supporters as acting like armed militia. lebanon now. french president emmanuel macron second visit since the blast in early august that devastated the it comes as the ambassador to germany is name's the countrs next prime minister. he won the majority of votes after major political backing from two former's and the most powerful group in parliament, hezbollah. the former prime minister resigned six days after this happened. you will remember nearly 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded in beirut's port. it had been stored there for six years. then popular anger with the political establishment in the aftermath of that catastrophe. the country w already on the verge of bankruptcy before the blast. >> the opportunity before our i have accepted based on thetask fact that all political forces de aware of the no form a government in record time and to immediately.enting reforms philippa: here is the bbc in beirut slightlmore political support that his previous prede

joe biden, though, talked of racial injustice, and criticised the president for stoking troubles. i've got to defeat hate. it only hides, it only hides, and when someone in authority breathes oxygen onto that rock, it legitimises those folks to come on out. unlike donald trump, joe biden met the family ofjacob blake — he himselfjoined by

campaign the president says he will protect americans while his challenger joe biden accuses them of stoking the violence. this was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in connote a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white vigilante. the 17 year old was caught on camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding and he races in protest has taken center stage in the campaign for november's presidential election with donald trump promising to restore law and order given the tensions on community leader

>> this is one that is going -- they're going to try to stoke.cularly for the independent swing voter. the idea this is not a person who can change, not a person who the office has changed, is going to be a message that democrats try to drive at, particularly to drive out a better turnout among people of color and african-americans. i think they want, democrats need to say donald trump is bad but also why is joe biden good jb need good? sometimes folks don't see what's in front of them because what it reflects on to them. we don't know what's in donald trump's heart but can judge by actions, what folks around him say. talking to republican voters often an investment for themselves that to admit the person they are supportinghash hash hasher -- harbors these views and something they admit about themselves and something they won't do. a polarization state folks have to him, something that michael cohen is not going to be able to overcome. >> they don't want to hold up a mirror is what you're saying? >> for a lot of others, that is exactly what's go

roat is stoking opposition the far right. european union has left alone.ndle the situation there is a danger to public order and now also a health risk. reporter: fanning the flames of racism by speaking of an invasion. >> we would use the same language w ife were being invaded by the english or the french if tomorrow, 1000 french landed on the coast, i would also speak of an invasion. reporter: some migrants are settling here. they are being taught italian as they are woven into therfabric of mitaly. a story about security, identity, is far from over. laura: here in the i u.s is the start of a long weekend. fear that coronavirus willntists spread. all of this as prenddent trump de his handling of the crisis, which has seen more than 6 million people iected and left 187,000 dead. here is theresident on the race for a vaccine. >> we are rounding theurve. laura: we are joinedgiy an epidemio and senior fellow.thank you so much for beh us tonight. you heard the president say we are rounding the curve. how concerned are you about

now a wave of new rive -- n.rivals is stoking political divisions yet ag italy is saying it cannot copeh the number of people crossing the mediterranean from north africa and the middle east. over 19,000 people have made the urney. atompares with just over 5000 in the whole of 2019. this tiny island is at the front line of the crisis.er report the joy of getting a chance at life. she is named after a miracle. suffering seizures and an intensive care, they almost did t make it. the bbc met them back then. now they are settled inicily. was everything you went through rth it? >> yes. most people are training to be in my shoes. you have kids outside the country. i should be happy for that. reporter: they were among millions of migrants who made it to europe at the height of the nicest of 2015. changing society and politics. thousands more drowned, nameless in the graveyard of the mediterranean. they are still coming. they come south of sicily. soar, arrivals this ar are one third of what they were in 2015. yet this camp is already way past capacity. and then throw coronavirus into the explo

no one believes that he's out there stoking violence.do believe that about the president, and i think the important thing for joe biden is to continue when he needs to, to meet trump head to head when it comes to this contest over who is going to preserve peace, who's going to make sure that all of our citizens' voices are heard, and who's going to do that in a way that doesn't inflame and doesn't antagonize. and i think no one would conclude that donald trump would be that kind of president, and i think joe biden demonstrated by his -- in his speech but continues to demonstrate in his manner that he'll be a president who really leads on these issues and can be counted on. and so i think that the biden campaign is right on target here, but they can't take their eye off of the prize. >> all right. donna edwards, jeremy bash, ashley parker, thank you all for being with us. appreciate that. >>> and coming up, another indication the u.s. may be going it alone in the rush for a workable vaccine for the coronavirus. >>> and later, going over t

idea is to keep stoking this whole thing of violence in the streets.iolence that is provoking the violence in the street, my last point is this. coach doc rivers made a very profound statement when he said that black people or people of color, i'm kind of paraphrasing, black people or people of color continually show admiration and love for this country that this never loves people of color back. thank you very much. mike in virginia, a trump supporter. caller: thanks, c-span. i support president trump and the african-american population, they support president trump more now and president trump is bridging the gap that existed between democrats and republicans in relation to minority supporters. people want to protect their families, and there are these themes of violence, there's also protests and they seem to go hand in hand. after president trump gave his acceptance speech at the white house, the people in attendance were attacked viciously by criminal mobs that were there for the purpose of protest. the very next day, these same exact violent peop

stoke—on—trent will be introducing keir starmer.at at the election along with many others and said the action on anti—semitism turned labour into the nasty party. people like ruth who felt like a constituent level labour had got it wrong, including anti—semitism, they are the sort of people we need to ring back. it's notjust doncaster and grimsby. it's those post—industrial areas that i care about deeply. it scotland, the south of england where we lost seats in 2010 and 2015. we have to win people backin 2010 and 2015. we have to win people back in every nation. i have to drop you because we are showing ruth smee but there is her introducing keir starmer who we will hear from in a moment. but winning people back, saying it is one thing, but doing it as another. this is all rhetoric, so what is the action going to be? we wa nt what is the action going to be? we want people's boats and we have to go out and ask for them and you have to convince them you have changed —— peoples votes. keir starmer is in doncaster and will be in the hou

here's stoking fear. he's stoking division. because he thinks that's what he needs to do to win. it's a tactic. maybe effective if you fall for the oakky doek. if you don't listen to the truth. and do research and if you don't watch this show. you'll probably fall for it. it's simple. the president spent about two minutes on the pandemic. two. during his press conference tonight. okay? two minutes. how many people did i say died? 180,000 or more. how many cases? 6 million. two minutes. refusing to take a question about it. instead, devoting and here's the talking points propaganda election scheming. devoting most of the time to an attack on joe biden. refusing to call for an end to the violence in the cities like portland. where aaron j. danielson was shot to death. in clashes between protrump groups and left wing protestors on saturday night. his death mourned by the far right group patriot prayer. the president wants you to think biden supports the violence. even though as a president knows joe biden had specifically denounced the violence. >> the violent rioters share bidens t

that stokes fear in the hearts of so many people, the idea that you're saying "stand by"? for what?d a lot of shootings that have happened. he knows that his words matter, and that should stoke fear in the hearts of not just black americans but all americans. >> thanks so much, the round table. that is it for us tonight. byron? >> we'll be right back with reactions from voters. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ shh! i took mucinex dm for mye phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i

. >> reporter: joe biden blasting the president blaming him for stoking violence. >> i think the words of a president matter and when they breathe hatred, those folks are hiding under the rocks and come out >> reporter: the biden campaign in a statement today saying the president of the united states is bizarrely highlighting the unrest and division he has stoked, refusing to condemn violence committed by his own supporters an election year fight over who can keep america safe prolonging one city's pain geoff bennett, nbc news, the white house. >>> this is gabe gutierrez in kenosha, wisconsin, where amid cheers from first responders president trump supporters line the streets. >> keep doing what you're doing keep fighting for our country and our rights. >> he is coming here to lift people up and saying i notice you and i know what's going on and we're here to help. >> reporter: but today this proud midwestern town of a hundred thousand seemed more like two cities. >> we don't want a political statement. we want a conversation with answers that's all we want >> reporter: 62 days before

so he is stoking fear. he is stoking division because he thinks that's what he needs to do to win. it's a tactic. may be effective, if you fall for the okeydoke. if you don't listen to the truth. if you don't do your research. if you don't -- if you don't watch this show, you will probably fall for the okeydoke. it's as simple as that. the president spent about two minutes on the pandemic. two. during his press conference tonight. okay? two minutes. how many people did i say died? 180,000 more -- or more. how many cases? 6 million. two minutes. even refusing to take a question from cnn's kaitlan collins about it. instead, devoting -- and here's the talking points, propaganda, election scheming -- devoting most of the time to an attack on joe biden. refusing to call for an end to the violence in the cities. in cities, like portland, where aaron jay danielson was shot to death, in clashes between pro-trump groups and left-wing protestors. that was on saturday night. his death, mourned by the far-right group, patriot prayer. but the president? well, he wants you to think that biden su

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. >> reporter: there were some that feared that the president's visit could stoke the violence after what was a weekend of very peaceful rallies to this point there have been no problems there is still a strong police presence as well as the national guard and that curfew remains in place. i'm jay gray, back the cdc ha renters will have to show they would likely become homeless or be forced in a crowded housing if they wereevicted. >> rapid coronavirus tests will be sent to assisted living facilities they deliver results in about 15 minutes. >>> the united states will not join an international effort to distribute a vaccine meanwhile a major drug company is beginning the final phase of trials for a possible vaccine. >> reporter: the final round of testing known as phase three clinical trials underway are showing early signs of promise in what could become the first coronavirus vaccine. at testing sites across the country participants will be given two shots one month apart. jacob is the first american to be dozed with either the vaccine or the placebo >> i'm hoping this could end it

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lightly that he was here to do as they say as they think one thing and one thing only stoke the fire stoke the flames see division in the country and even here in the town so this could be and get an interesting evening and night in can also in regards to violence or violent protests of course nobody can say i don't know and we all hope that it's not the case but it's definitely possible but again democrats as well as a lot of citizens here as well as the governor and as well as the mayor of the town of kenosha wisconsin here clearly fear that his presence here his presence here makes things worse and not better at all stephan simons in commercial thank you now to lebanon where french president emanuel macro mocked the nationals and taney and urged political leaders to make political and economic reforms is warning lebanese politicians of punitive measures unless economic and political reforms are initiated within 3 months and lebanon the former french protectorate has been wriggling in the aftermath of a massive explosion that tore through beirut last month the new prime minister mu

he has come into the election in 2016, came into the campaign really trying to stoke fires, to create, to sew chaos and that worked. he just barely won in 2016 and it was really by very small margins in some of these states in the midwest that he was able to pull out a victory. he's convinced that he needs to remain loyal to his base, continue to stoke the fire because it does resonate really well with the base. what he thinks can happen is you can ensure with the voter turnout amongst the base and he can suppress voter turnout. >> beyond that, i wonder if there's a power in images, we're showing images now, the power of images that transcends rhetoric, white suburban voters with the idea of being screamed at by black lives matter protestors trying to lead with their family. do you think these images will have a visceral power to change minds in the way the political discourse can? >> the question is whether it has the potential to change minds of the people who are undecided. i think it only strengthens the feelings of those in the base. they definitely have to get out and vote, thin

studies about the ad tech industry, venture capital investment suggest that gdpr is not helping to stoke innovation, may even be entrenching some of the largest objectspanies that were of the effort in the first aree, and what you've seen lots of new proposals. there's no indication that they feel whatever problems they are seeing are solved. it is a very big piece of regulatory burden, and there are billions of dollars -- i don't know the exact dollar -- being devoted to that. whether that is a great thing, i'm not so sure. california, it's just coming into effect. we are going to see with those effects are. what we already know is there are stakeholders in california looking to expand the law, and that tells you something about the ability of the law in the first instance to solve whatever problem it is that people thought they were solving. ashley: you were saying the ftc would not be looking at tiktok in the same way the commerce department would be. is the ftc looking at tiktok at all? i neveroner phillips: talk about pending investigations. this is not an answer either way. ashley:

going to decide the election most likely it is what is happening in the suburbs if this message of stoking fears in the suburbs will help you know trump regain those voters that means that biden is looking at a very uphill battle going peter good to see it thanks so much for that thank you. let's get 3000 the other stories making the news this hour powerful typhoon as it japan's southern islands is making its way up the korean peninsula typhoon mase act as what french the rains and some dangerous winds authorities in the oaken our region urging residents residents there to evacuate over concerns those with good cause homes to collapse. opposition leaders in belarus say they're launching a new political party in an online video they announced the new party called the message which means together protest and beller us of been continuing for reaks weeks after the disputed election gave the longtime president because shango another term in office. the man whose life saving actions during the rwandan genocide inspired the film hotel rwanda has been arrested on terrorism charges paul was a biggi

beyond that, this is an active stoking of violence.n you say stand by, you are saying you are stoking violence and division and hatred in this country. the president didn't learn from charlotteville. last night he doubled down on the very same type of message. this is a wink and a nod to the far-right extremists who he is in sicmpatico with, and i guess someone that he thinks he can't win without. it's deeply offensive for these types of groups to be validated and in effect, endorsed. there should not have been a moment of hesitation when he was asked would you condemn? he said i will. i condemn them forcefully. he failed a moral moment on the debate stage last night and he, in effect, embraced groups that have committed violence against blacks, latinos, asians, catholics, jews in this country. offensive and we saw what we need in this country is we need leadership that's going to try to bind and heal and bring us together at this moment of great challenge. >> you know, marc, in the media poll that was done right after the debate, 29%

and we didn't need somebody stoking divisions. what we need is leaders -- leaders seeking unity. >> i want to play some sound from the attorney general of the united states yesterday. look, we talk to people involved in the investigation in wisconsin all the time here at cnn and they will not give us details until the investigation is complete. i guess the attorney general of the united states feels differently. so listen. >> i'm not going to talk about blake, the blake case. >> why not? >> because i think it's different than the floyd case. >> what's different? >> well, floyd was already subdued, incapacitated, in handcuffs and he was not armed. in the jacob case, he was in the midst of committing a felony and he was armed. >> okay. he was armed. now, we should say the family denies that. more importantly, wisconsin officials won't tell us what they believe on that matter until the investigation is complete. so what's the impact of the attorney general just flat out saying it? >> again, it stokes division and it weaponizes misinf

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the democratic presidential candidatejoe biden has accused donald trump of stoking violence and sowing in america. in a strongly worded condemnation of the trump presidency, mr biden said his republican rival had failed to do even the basics of thejob in keeping the american people safe. the president has blamed the democrats for violence which has erupted in cities such as portland and kenosha in recent weeks. here's our north america correspondent nick bryant. this was the doorstep of the white house last night — canisters of tear gas fired almost within sniffing distance of the president. and in this fog of ongoing protest, donald trump sees a clear political opening, a comeback in the polls fuelled by scenes of civil unrest. "law and order," he tweeted today, in what's fast becoming his re—election slogan. and he also attacked what he called the radical left mayors and governors of cities where this "crazy violence" is taking place who've "lost control of their movement". his tweets followed a weekend of violence in portland, oregon, where a white man was shot dead amid clashes bet

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heat as the players approach the end of what's been a long stint competing inside a bubble david stokes reports. the prone james working hard to win his 4th n.b.a. championship with a 3rd different team at 35 years old he's experienced most things in basketball but says competing with a like his for nearly 3 months inside the corn team bubble has been the most challenging thing he's done his career and it showed it every day on your mind your body more than everything else it has been it's been extremely tough but i'm here for one reason and one reason only and us to compete for championships you know 2 of these i don't even know how many days it is whatever how many days it is it feels like 5 years it really doesn't matter but. i've been as locked in as i've ever been in my group standing in the browns way resulting from the miami heat this is the 1st time they've reached the final since he left the franchise back in 2014 and they know that their success largely depends on stopping him he's still at the top of his game at $3526.00 or $24.00 he still dominating but he's shown watch over

the democratic presidential candidatejoe biden has accused donald trump of stoking violence and sowinghaos in america. in a strongly worded condemnation of the trump presidency, mr biden said his republican rival had failed to do even the basics of thejob in keeping the american people safe. the president has blamed the democrats for violence which has erupted in cities such as portland and kenosha in recent weeks. here's our north america correspondent nick bryant. this was the doorstep of the white house last night — canisters of tear gas fired almost within sniffing distance of the president. and in this fog of ongoing protest, donald trump sees a clear political opening, a comeback in the polls fuelled by scenes of civil unrest. "law and order," he tweeted today, in what's fast becoming his re—election slogan. and he also attacked what he called the radical left mayors and governors of cities where this "crazy violence" is taking place who've "lost control of their movement". his tweets followed a weekend of violence in portland, oregon, where a white man was shot dead amid clashes

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campaign trump says that he will protect americans while his challenger joe biden accuses him of stoking the violence. this was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in can osha a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white female until. the 17 year old was caught on d.w. camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding anti-racism protest has taken center stage in the campaign for november's presidential election with donald trump promising to restore law and order given the tensions on community l

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he's convinced he needs to remain loyal to this base and continue to stoke the fires because it does resonate really well with his base. and what he thinks is going to happen is he can ensure that there will be full voter turnout among his base, and that he can depress voter turnout for people who might vote for democrats. >> is there a power in images, we're showing the images now, a power in images that transcends rhetoric. do you think that these images will have a visceral power to change minds in ways that maybe the political discourse can't? >> well, the question is whether it has the power to change minds of people who are undecided independents, people in the middle. i think it only really strengthens the feelings of those in the base that they definitely have to get out and vote, that things are getting worse and that trump is their only savior. the question of how this is playing out among those in the middle, among those that lean republican, they're really questioning whether or not these movements and protests have gotten out of control and whether or not the democrats a

he accused the president of stoking this violence. he also said that he is incapable of healing the country in this moment and described president trump as a toxic figure posing this question to voters if they are going to rid themselves of the toxin he believes president trump is and try to vote to restore the character of the country. that is something biden has been running on from the very beginning and today, he tried to present himself as that person who can kind of cool the temperature of the tension that is currently in this country and he believes that president trump is just unfit to do that in this moment. >> so the president also tried to claim joe biden has not done an adequate job of denouncing those involved in the violent protests. i want you to listen to what the president said here. >> and even his strange speech today that he made in pittsburgh, he didn't mention the fact and he didn't mention the far left. he didn't mention the far left or for what i saw, i don't believe he mentioned the word antifa. antifa is a cr

he says it will stoke enthusiasm, so that's his side of it. good morning. he says he will not meet with the family of jacob blake. the president says he offered to call but the family wanted a lawyer on the line and the president said he did not want to have a conversation with a lawyer listening. the president also claims to have spoken with the family's pastor. jacob blake's uncle says the family does not have a pastor. the president spoke in defense of kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old that laura mentioned who traveled from out of state with his rifle to kenosha and then police say shot three people, killing two. the president speculated righten house acted in self-defense. the president defended people in pickup trucks in portland who pepper sprayed and shot paint balls at protesting police violence. you'll hear two soundbites. the first from the white house press secretary saying the president condemns all violence, and then the president doing quite the opposite. >> the president condemns violence in all its forms. >> i understand they had large numbe