valerie jarrett tweeting out it was just a knife fight why did he come in shooting. just a knife fight. unbelievable. joe, i appreciate it you have to balance out conversations with people like to you give the perspective of law enforcement because in too many places you are forced to be the parent. you are the only discipline in a lot of these situations and now you end up being the bad guy. and cops are the problem in america. i don't know how we got on to that track. but it's just not the case. joe, thanks so much. >> thank you so much for having me on. everybody owho is watching you have an open invitation to sit down at the table and talk about these issues. brian: absolutely. you are in to police reform. have you back another time. open to it. get more training in there. certain things everybody is on the same page with and let's work in a proactive way. thanks, joe. >> thanks. brian: up next, we head back to tald and check in with pete,

that's right, agreed at longtime obama bagman valerie jarrett, demand accountability, she wrote.ht for justice. demand accountability! let them use knives, or else. as a child, vince had to once cut a man. it was illegal back then but he was a host of a popular show and joins us now to assess this new rule. thanks for coming on. you have to wonder, this is not liberal, it's totalitarian. and youri wonder how long a totalitarian movement like there can persist when it's this crazy, this c antihuman, this destructive, when they are literally mad because a cop prevented a little girl from getting stabbed to death. that enrages them. how can this continue as a political party?in sincere question. >> this is the ultimate test. they are telling you don't believe your own eyes. you need to change your value systems now to accommodate them to make them more powerful. the most amazing thing about the story, the left hasn't come out and conceded that they were wrong and said the visual evidence shows that this was totally justified. they don't point to the fact that black lives were actual

for example, valerie jarrett tweeted "a black teenage girl named ma'khia bryant was killed because a police officer decided to shoot her in order to break up a knife fight. demand accountability and fight for justice." to which there was a huge reaction to that on twitter, among them francis joseph who said, it's not a knife fight when one person lunges at another person who was unarmed. it's called attempted stabbing. lincoln was not in a gunfight with john wilkes booth. your reaction? >> it's kind of gross and cowardly to try and only abstract of the moment that the police officer shot her becausee girls and i think about the girl who was against the car who is being lunged at and essentially a murderous rage. what would've happened if that police officer had to the tape? what would have happened to the girl in pink? i look at this two ways, number one, if that were my daughter who was pinned against the car and this is going to sound confusing but i'm going to be honest, if that was my daughter, she's almost 16, if she were pinned against the car like the girl who was lunging at h

valerie jarrett wrote "a black teenage girl named ma'khia bryant was killed because a police officert her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight. "this was a person who is trying to stab people. >> i am familiar with the issue. the purpose of a police officer is to protect lives. that is with a job it is. that's the very clear. the landlady that she was trying to stab, i am quite sure she is happy that the police studying. i'm quite sure her family is happy. but we can't let somebody like valerie jarrett look at a picture or a little bit of footage and say oh, that is excessive because she only had a knife. no, if you are going to harm another human being, law enforcement is going to step in. and they should step in if they are at the same. they should not be in the stands right now they have to wait because the first thing they need to get a scan around and see if people have cell phone cameras. everybody has them. and then try to figure out how are my actions going to be played going forward? law enforcement needs to be supported to do their job. are there reforms that n

lebron james, that i post valerie jarrett, god forbid and i mean it got for bid shouldn't have been anyone, if it was your loved one about to be stabbed possibly in the heart possibly killed, would you want the cops to do? please tell us what you do, what you would want to do. tell us what other option that officer had in that fraction of a segment by the way, let's not forget this is the same lebron james who constantly is out there complaining and whining anytime someone criticizes his beloved china. he doesn't seem to mind that the chinese government is implementing a racist genocide as we speak. he's more than happy to cash their paychecks. remember, when the houston rockets general manager issued a tweet supporting hong kong, lebron condemned his nba colligan told him to be more careful with the streets because "people could be hurt spiritually or financially." god forbid. watch. >> i believe he wasn't educated on the situation at hand and he spoke and so many people could've been harmed not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually. so just be careful what we tweet an

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returns for the corporate community that wants to grow and create jobs here in the united states >> valerie jarrett, as always, a pleasure thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>> we've got just under 40 minutes left in the session. as valerie said, if anything the markets went up today. they certainly did, green across the screen the nasdaq leads the charge up 1.5%. >>> up next, president biden's infrastructure plan raising hopes of big investments in the ev space we'll tell you about some other headlines that are driving ev stocks higher as well today. >>> check out today's top search tickers on cnbc.com. the 10-year firmly on top followed by tesla,pp, alenio and microsoft. we're back here in a couple of minutes. dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. ev

my favorite is valerie jarrett who wants to know why a cop used a gun to stop a knife fight. she needs to stop watching those old indiana jones movies. does she wants machetes strapped to officer gun belts. no one talks about the 7-year-old shot dead while sitting in a car at a mcdonald's drive-thru. so get out of your political ivory towers and face the fact that there is a war going none the streets of this country and all our cities. the escalation of violence in democracies are a reflection of your racist cop-hating agenda. criminals are emboldened by your demonization, the defunding of police, by ignoring and laughing at the police instead of prosecuting them. the. criminals believe they can reoffend with impunity. the soros das allow remediation and not prosecution, reaffirming their priority over the victim they victimize. joe biden and kamala harris are just fine trashing this great nation. after all, divide and conquer is just what they want. chaos is essential to takeover. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter. #judgejeanine. if you

valerie jarrett argued that police should not interrupt knife fights. quote: demand accountability.es that look like? forest cooper joins us. you didn't hostage a year ago someone like valley jarrett in public saying police have no right to top knife fights. we moved a long way in a short time it feels like. >> the left is throwing out all of the rules, all of the principles to pursue their objective. as your discussion with victor davis hanson demonstrated, they are not interested in the data that shows how harmful this is. i would like to use an illustration. the years 1995. the trial of the murderer of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman is taking place. what would we think if the governor, republican pete wilson announced he would personally look into this case and call the republican attorney general and said, i want you to get the most prominent law firms to volunteer their times. we will bring $20 million in legal resources to bear because we have to guarantee that o.j. simpson is convicted? what would america think, instead of holding that trial in brentwood where he liv

it was executive produced by obama, valerie jarrett, as you might expect, the special was headlined by believes vaccines are so becoming. >> we all want to get together with our families and friends in the best way to make that happen is getting the vaccine as soon as it is available but i knew i could count on you. i need each of you to do your part and ask as many people as possible to get informed about their options. >> our hope is to convince you to pick up your phone and make that appointment. >> this roll up your sleeves special could have been called roll over and take the exam shot. if that is a desperate with of the snake oil salesman about it and matthew mcconaughey seemed to embrace the idea complete with the shaved. >> what do you say to the ones that feel getting vaccinated or not getting vaccinated is a political stance? >> put aside any political differences or hostility you have and think we have to pull together if we want to get through this. >> what would you say to people who say that my immune system to its god-given talent alone? >> i just point them to the 545,0

you didn't imagine even a year ago the someone like valerie jarrett, one of the most powerful peopleworld, and public saying that police have no right to stop at night fights. we moved it a long way in the short time it feels like. >> the left is throwing out all of the rules, all of the principles to pursue their objective. and as your discussion with victor david hanson demonstrated they are not interested in the data that shows just how harmful this is. so i would like to use an illustration. the year is 1995. the trial of the murder of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman is taking place. what would we think if the governor republican pete wilson had suddenly announced that he was personally going to look into this case and called dan rheinland the republican attorney general and said it, i want you to get some of the most prominent law firms all over the state to volunteer their times. together we are going to bring ten income of 15 or $20 million in legal resources to bear because we have to guarantee that o.j. simpson is convicted. what would america think that instead of h

among them is former obama forgive valerie jarrett who framed the columbus incident like this saying a black teenage girl was killed because the police officer immediately decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight. demand accountability, fight for justice. let's get something straight. it was not a knife fight but only one person is armed and doing the attacking. that's call the stabbing. watching the body kim footage, looks like she was about to stab another girl who happened to be black. does jared and all the people who chimed in today lastly, do they really think cops should just sit by and let that poor girl possibly get stabbed to death? do nothing? is that what the social justice system would look like if the left really got in charge? according to radical activist new some that is exactly right, she tweeted this, teenagers have been having fights including fights involving knives for neons. we don't need police to address these situations by showing up to the scene it using a weapon against one of the teenagers, you will need help. i mean that sin

among them is former obama flunky valerie jarrett who framed the goal of this incident sang a black teenage girl named ma'khia bryant was killed because a police officer decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up and they fight. demand accountability, fight for justice. it's not a knife fight when only one person is armed and doing the attacking. that's called a stabbing. watching the body cam footage release yesterday, it looks like ma'khia bryant was about to stab another girl who happened to be black. so does jarrett and all the other people chimed in today and last night, do they really think that cops should've just stood by and let that poor girl possibly get stabbed to death and do nothing? is that what the social justice system would look like if the left really got in charge? according to radical activist ree newsome, that's exactly right. she tweeted "teenagers have been having fights, including fights involving knives for eons. we do not need police to address these situations by showing up to the scene and using a weapon against one of the teenagers. y'all need hel

rushing to judgment and making dumb comments in order to vilify the police, top obama advisor valerie jarrett blasting law enforcement for a "intervening in a simple knife fight." tell me what's wrong with that statement. she didn't seem to care than a young african-american girl unarmed was about to be stabbed to death, her only problem was that a white police officer intervened and saved that innocent girl's life, and it was this prominent blm activist, teenagers have been fighting including fights with knives for eons. we don't need police to address these situations by showing up to the scene and using a weapon against one of the teenagers. this was actually by definition not a knife fight, this was an attack, and unarmed girl was about to be stabbed. she was unarmed, no fight there. but that was the ladies of the hard-hitting show the view, and also saying in my opinion some pretty dumb things. >> i can't figure it out. shoot the gun in the air, there is a warning to the person, shoot them in the legs or the behind, we shouldn't live in a country quite frankly where it is acceptable for

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valerie jarrett tweeted this. a girl was killed because a police officer immediately decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight. demand accountability. fight for justice #black lives matter. we need to hear from the family of the girl who was the target of that knife. how are they feeling now that their daughter, their sister, is alive? >> dana: should we allow knife fights? is that what we resorted to? i'm having a weird day. last week i was in a rare mood. today i'm having a rare day. >> bill: new round of protests this time in the state of north carolina. check this out. [people shouting] >> bill: we'll tell you in a moment what we're learning about the shooting that sparked those demonstrations coming up. >> dana: she is not heading to the border. fox news is learning new details about kamala harris's trip to the central american countries. >> bill: one of the top high schools in the country is accused of pushing activism on their students. we will hear from a parent she got zero no

look at obama top advisor valerie jarrett? a black teenage girl was killed because a police officer immediately decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up a knife fight. demand accountability fight for justice. it could be a police saved the life of a teenager from a knife attack. first of all, it's very clear that this was a knife attack, valerie. that would be an attempted murder and progress. on monday as i just mentioned, a 13-year-old girl died from a knife attack. a young unarmed african-american girl was about to be stabbed to death again. at this officer stepped in and this attack was it infinite. the knife was cocked and loaded, about to be thrust into the heart of this girl. does her life not matter? does she not deserve police protection? what would you advise the cop to do differently? he had a fraction of a second and he had to decide, what if, god forbid, and i mean this. i don't want that to happen to anyone. what if it was for a loved one that was about to be said stabb? and then not to be outdone

former obama white house advisor valerie jarrett tweeting "a police officer immediately decided to shoot multiple times in order to break up a knife fight." in a cnn guest said this -- >> the question we have to ask yourself, what if it were your daughter? what if it were your child become a member of your family, a neighbor? >> essentially come a teenage fight is a schoolyard fight. >> jesse: but maybe they should listen to the girl wearing pink who could have been stabbed. [bleep] >> she came out with a knife earlier? >> no, she came after me. >> with a knife? >> so we got her. >> jesse: all right, first first of all, in knife fight when only one person has a knife, that is a butcher shop. juan williams, you are an officer and you get out of the vehicle and you see a guy kicking a girl to the ground and another woman lunching at defenseless woman like this with a sharp lid and you have seconds to react. she doesn't put the knife down when you warn her. what does one officer that officer do to save the ladies life and paint? >> juan: i guess i would shoot the gun and may be run at the p

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