as well, where unarmed black men are killed by police and the consequences both for the individual weigel —— individuals involved but more important, through the system, don't seem to be there. it seems we have been arguing for a change for a really long time, and hopefully, george floyd will be as his brother called for, a turning point when it comes to the black lives matter movement and making a real difference. we know that president trump has announced his rallies, to make a america great again rallies are returning after a three month break. how is the conversation changing in the united states, given the surge of emotion? notjust in the surge of emotion? notjust in the states but globally as well. trump needs these rallies to return because he looks good in them. he's a bit like borisjohnson in the house of commons. he needs an audience. without an audience, what's left? looking at boris johnson and recently two weeks, and the same reason with donald trump, he needs these rallies to get excited and enthused by what he saying. protesters have been disbursed using tear gas. floyd's b

let's start at the white house with monica alba with the washington post political reporter dave weigel who was there in tuls why ova over the . what is the post rally mood at the white house this morning? >> reporter: the president is furious at that underwhelming crowd. we're told by people close to the white house and he was already upset before he even left for tulsa. that came after nbc news was first to report that six members of the trump advance team that was on the ground there in oklahoma ahead of the rally tested positive for coronavirus and that included secret service personnel and the president was asking his aides why that information was released, why it was made public and he was annoyed that was dominating the headlines before he even got to tulsa where he was met with this lower than expected crowd, that bok center was supposed to hold 19,000 people and we're told by the tulsa fire marshal, 6,200 people showed up in the general admissions section and the secret service is saying that was closer to 12,000. you have the campaign saying it was somewhere in the middle. un