west papuan rainforest. careen doe says that translates to around $560.00 a day for the land. keep them crew pocketed at least $30000000.00 from land sell to the palmoil giants the west papuan tribe say they got very little or nothing at all he refuses to discuss these deals. that take you along. for the. 'd korinos $22000000.00 fine right question as a plantation permits have little or no cost in indonesia. with their company look to brucia be a former prosecutor at the u.s. department of justice is an expert on financial crimes. what kind of expert is paid that much money at a market rate. and what kinds of things besides expertise are being provided do you think your thorough he should be investigating this case that law enforcement ought to be taking a hard work at cases in the palm oil sector where there are huge unexplained payments to consultants there are possible signs of corruption there certainly are lots of bribery chases you know where the term consultancy is used as a euphemism for bribe payments through an intermediary or a bag for a corrupt obligations. to nation government declined to comment. corrino denies any involvement in brib

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randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> the mayor of miami says he believes florida's spike in cases come from people gathering in large groups and refusing to wear masks. his city is taking steps to stop more illness from spreading. here he is. >> the numbers that we have seen, for example, two days ago we hit the high water mark of 1500 cases, that's three times higher than what we had in late march, early april at 500 cases. state of florida hit 9600 cases, seven times greater than high water mark of 1300. so i think, you know, florida as a state opened bars, we never opened bars in the city of miami. the fact we're closing our beaches now and requiring masks and now considering stiffer penalties for businesses that don't comply with the rules are things we're hoping are going to help us reverse this horrible trend that we're seeing over the last couple of weeks. >> texas is another state seeing an alarming increase in coronavirus cases. it reported almost 6,000 new infections saturday. the surge has many local leaders urging residents to take more precautions. here's what t

randi kaye is live in west palm beach, florida. the beaches there will be closed over the holiday weekend, and there is growing concern about the new cases and hospitalizations there, randi. >> reporter: yes, we're on the beach here in palm beach county in west palm beach specifically. there's a few people out on the beach here, a few stragglers catching the early morning sunrise because as you said, they are going to lose their rights to come on the beach come the holiday weekend. we'll get more information today but palm beach county plans to close the beach for the holiday weekend, so does miami-dade and so does broward. they will all be closed. it's because they don't want to see a spike on top of the spike. already yesterday more than 8,500 new cases in the state of florida and if you think that sounds bad, it is. it's 144% jump above the previous sunday high. so things are definitely bad here in the state of florida, and if you take a look at who is getting affected the most here in the state of florida it's not the elderly,

but we see people out and about here in west palm beach, not wearing their masks, so it is unclear if everybody really is making good decisions. in miami, they have decided to -- miami za-dade county they decided to close the beaches coming up for the very popular busy july 4th weekend, the mayor saying he doesn't want to see a spike on top of a spike. randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >>> texas is another state seeing an alarming increase in cases. it reported almost 6,000 new infections on saturday. the surge has many local leaders urging residents to take more precautions. here's what the mayor of austin told us a short time ago. >> i need my community right now to be just real vigilant with respect to wearing masks and social distancing. and those that can i want them to stay at home. but right now, this messaging that is coming out of washington, it is confusing people, and we -- and we need more help from our state leaders to make very clear that this is very serious. >> much of the concern is over hospitals reaching capacity. alexandra field is in houston where some in

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randy kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> now, the mayor of miami says he believes the spike in cases from florida comes from people gathering in large groups and refusing to wear masks. his city taking steps to stop more illness from spreading. >> the numbers that we've seen, for example, two days ago we hit the high-water mark of 1,500 cases. that's three times higher than what we had, you know, in late march, early april at 500 cases. the state of florida hit 9,600 cases which is seven times greater than their high-water mark of 1,300. so i think, you know, florida as a state, open bars. we never open bars in the city of miami, and the fact we're closing our beaches now and we're requiring masks and we're now considering stiffer penalties for businesses that don't comply with the rules are things we're hoping are going to help us reverse this horrible trend that we're seeing over the last couple of weeks. >> that was francis suarez, the mayor of miami, florida. and joining me now is dr. jonathan rhiner, a codirector of the cardiac catherization laboratory at george washington unive

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randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >>> vice president mike pence touched down in the hard-hit state of texas over the weekend. he got off the plane wearing a mask, and he was greeted by tactics governor greg abbott also wearing a mask. he then went on to a campaign event that put some 2,200 people inside a church. masks were encouraged, but a choir of about 100 people sang loudly throughout the rally without their masks on. still, vice president pence took time while in texas to reaffirm the importance of wearing masks, saying that they are effective in helping to stem the spread of this virus. a particularly prescient message here in texas where we have seen cases spike day after day, hospitalization rates have been going up for some two weeks now and local officials warned hospitals could be overwhelmed in just a matter of weeks. all that said, there is not a statewide mandate that requires individuals in texas to wear a mask. i stead, the governor has recently agreed that local governments can require businesses to require their customers to wear masks. that's as far as the

randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach florida. >> reporter: officials here in the houston area now sending out more warnings, letting people know that the city's hospitals could be overwhelmed in a week to three weeks if we continue to see new covid cases rise at this rate. texas medical center, the world's largest medical complex reported that 100% of their icu beds were full this week. they also reported 28% of those beds were filled by covid ma patients. hospitals are implementing surge plans across the city. greg abbott has taken some steps to try to put the genie back in the bottle. he's placed new restrictions on bars and restaurants as we see more of these cases affecting people in their 20s and 30s, but officials say more needs to be done. nothing will stop the spread that we're currently seeing short of an all-out stay-at-home order, something the governor has not ordered. in houston, texas, alexandra field, cnn. >>> neighboring austin also bracing for an onslaught of new cases. the city's mayor explaining what he is most worried about. >> right now, the scientists, the doctors te

cnn's randi kaye is in west palm bea beach.here's a lot of growing concern about the cases that continue to skyrocket in that state. >> reporter: absolutely, bianna. good morning. we saw the highest number of cases in a single day yesterday here in the state of florida. nearly 9,000. governor ron desantos contributes that to a test dump. we have increased our testing. he says really nothing has changed in the state. a lot has changed. you look behind me, there's plenty of people heading out to the beach, the restaurants here are crowded behind me. there's been a steady stream of folks milling act. so people are out and about more. we are seeing a higher positivity rate here in the state of florida. lee county, for example, where ft. myers is, is now seeing a positivity rate of 20% up from about 13% just a week ago. mainly it's young people who are seeing these cases with 33 to 35 years old. they're mostly asymptomatic. but that is still concerning because then those young people go home and they bring it to their grandparents o

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the political leadership in these cities, whether it is chicago, west palm, no matter where it is. political leadership is at fault. when you diminish the police coming you defund the police, you don't let the police do their job, violent crime and murder is going to increase, and that's what we are seeing. it has happened for 20, 30, 40 years in chicago and know it will happen all over the country and the democrats are allowing it to happen, and that woman, whoever she is, she was 100% right. >> martha: brandon hendrix was supposed to be playing at st. john's in the fall, it is heartbreaking that he won't have that opportunity because of the violence that we are seeing in the city and all of the other children that we have shown over the last few weeks as well. thank you very much. always good to see you, sir. thank you for being here. still coming up, supreme court ruling that a louisiana law interferes with a woman's constitutional right to an abortion as once again the chief justice sides with the liberal justices. why senator kennedy finds it extremely troubling. he joins me n

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. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> rayshard brooks. joining us with his thoughts on the video and this case and how it fits into his own efforts with criminal justice reform is van jones. state admission is unjustly. van, that video, you know, there is power in hearing mr. brooks, hearing his voice, seeing him as someone not just in garainy footage from a police body cam. >> the opposite of criminalization is humanization. that was a dad. he was doing everything he could to try to get back on his feet, but this is not just a policing story. this is a story about probation, as well. why did he run? we have no idea why that police officer choose to shoot somebody in the back. we'll find that out in court. why did the guy run in the first place? he was on probation and our probation system is so punitive that anybody with any contact with a police officer at all is going to go back to prison. so he's there. he's drunk. he shouldn't have been sleeping in the car, but he realizes his whole life is about to be thrown down the gutter. he's go

i want to play for you how some west palm beach residents are reacting to all this this week. listen to this. >> they want to throw god's wonderful breeding system out the door. you're all turning your backs on it. >> i really have many question marks about your degrees and what you really know. i'm sorry, ma'am, but i don't think you are worthy of your credentials, and i would ask suggestively that you go back to school and get educated. >> you disgrace me. do you know why? you did not listen to we the people, you made your decision. >> i hope every one of you gets voted out who votes for a mask today. shame on you for voting a mask. >> we are against not masks but mandatory masks. we believe it is our body, our choice. >> so, what do you think, mayor? why is there such strong reaction to something so simple that potentially could save hundreds and thousands of lives in the coming weeks and months according to the centers for disease control and prevention? >> yeah, you know, it's hard for me to understand. frankly i understand that people don't want their civil liberties inf

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randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >>> california's governor has ordered bars closed in seven counties due to a recent spike in the virus there. it has been a steady rise in california since march, and now the state has more than 214,000 infections. the governor also recommending bars close in eight other counties. a statement from the california department of health identifies bars as one of the highest risk nonessential businesses and lead to less compliance with use of face masks and, of course, social distancing, and make contact tracing more challenging. joining me now is dr. o'carol, an emergency physician from honolulu in hawaii. good to see you again, doctor. there are some stunning increases in a lot of cases. i mean, really, just a couple of places where it's stabilizing or dropping. what are you seeing in the numbers and what should be the immediate priority in dealing with this? >> yeah, it is definitely concerning. and knowing that the incubation time that we really get to know what these numbers exactly are is lagging. that these numbers are really kind of the ty

he is joining us from new york, and keith is on the phone from west palm beach, florida. good morning. caller: thanks. good morning. is -- what for john does he think is the most , most enduring quality that the president or the presidency -- the president should have, you know, to nsurerve the presidency, e that we live to the ideals of the declaration of independence? based on the rhetoric that i am seeing taking place in america right now, it seems like we are forgetting that we are a democratic republic, and, you know, one man, one vote. every person has their voice, and that is the positive thing about america. we are expected to have opposing someonenot because thinks differently from you, it means you are a bad person. that is the sense of democracy. i do not want to live in a country where we only have republicans or a country where we only have democrats or only have independents. i want to live in a country where there is a mix of people. we talk about our ideas, we get together, and we decide on some kind of resolution, something that is palatable, so that all

she is live in west palm beach, florida. randi, as this state is leading the nation in new cases and the numbers are really troubling this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. yes, coronavirus has infected more than 2.5 million americans, killing nearly 126,000. and here in florida, the cases are surging. in fact, sunday's numbers just yesterday, 144% jump from the previous sunday high, according to the "miami herald." the herald also reporting this morning that a quarter of the new cases all coming out of miami. and that hospitalizations in miami have risen for 15 consecutive days now. meanwhile, palm beach county here where i am, this beach behind me would normally be jammed coming up for the july 4th holiday weekend, but instead, it will be closed, even without a state mandate, the county is closing the beaches for the holiday weekend. shows you just how dire the situation is here in south florida. >> reporter: a dire warning from one trump cabinet member. >> the window is closing for us to take action and get this

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> and now we are just a couple of hours awaym the start of president trump's rally there in tulsa, oklahoma. tens of thousands of supporters have gathered, as we learned six trump campaign staffers in tulsa have tested positive for the coronavirus. these are live images inside that arena. we will take you there live when we come back. stay with us. it's pretty inspiring the way families redefined the word 'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials program. and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. thank you for joining me. i'm ana cabrera in new york. in the midst of a pandemic and a national racial

. >> randy kay, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> rayshard brooks. joining us now with thoughts on the video, this case, and how it fits into his own efforts to bring about criminal justice reform is van jones, reform alliance whose mission is, quote, reducing the number of people unjustly under the control of the criminal justice system. so, van, you know, that video, there's power in hearing mr. brooks. hearing his voice. seeing him as someone, not just in grainy footage from a police body cam. >> yeah. the opposite of criminalization is humanization. that -- that was a dad. you know, he made a mistake. he admitted he made a mistake. he was doing everything he could to try to get back on his feet. but this is not just a policing story. this is a story about probation, as well. why did he run? we have no idea why that police officer chose to shoot somebody in the back. we'll find that out in court. but why did the guy run in the first place? he was on probation. and our probation system is so punitive that anybody with any contact with a police offi

. >> randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> joining us now is cnn law enforcement analyst, charles ramsey. he's the former police chief in washington, d.c. and philadelphia. chief ramsey, what do you think when you hear rayshard brooks there speak quite candidly about the cycle that so many people get caught in and how hard it is to build a life after a jail stent. >> listen, that's a very interesting interview. and i think he's absolutely right. van jones has a very good piece on cnn.com today where he talks a lot about some of the issues around reentry, probation, patr parole and the like. and we need to take a look at that. but i would argue, as we talk about policing, we need to talk about the entire criminal justice system. what's it there for? is it there to punish and rehabilitate? we've got the punishment part down pat. it's the rehabilitation part that needs a lot of work to give people a succeed opportunity. otherwise, they're paying for the rest of their lives for something that they did. >> for sure. and listen, we're having all of those conversations right now and ever

but one gun shop owner in west palm beach has a rule. a strict rule no face masks allowed inside his shop. he argues this is a safety issue and alex kopf the owner of the guns and range center. he is joining us to talk about it. thanks, for being here. >> hi, how are you? >> i am doing well, thank you. i know you say your policy has misunderstood. tell us why. >> well, it's uncharted territory for all of us. so in the beginning, people need to be aware there is a florida statute 87612 saying that wearing a mask, hood or any other advice concealing a firearm is illegal. so that's what we kind of started with. then ultimately, we had an unpleasant occurrence. we have a larger store. it's not like one or two people walking in at a time, so we had a bunch of young people walking in between 8 and 10 all wearing masks and questionable motives. and it's really hard to rely on video as a ways of -- with law enforcement. >> so you are saying there were several who were acting questionable? >> they basically walked in to scope to check the store o

so people are out and about here in riviera beach in the west palm beach area of florida.rything right, they got this under control. people stayed home even before the governor locked down the state. the counties locked down their own counties. they took it upon themselves to do so. but now it's a different story. the beaches are open. the restaurants are open. the retailers, the salons. so people are out and about. and yesterday as you mentioned, nearly 4,000 cases, that is the highest number of reported new cases in a single day of coronavirus since this started here in florida. the governor is down playing this due to more testing. he's also saying that most of the new cases are younger people, in fact, the median age for the cases in the last few weeks is 37 years old. so, here in palm beach county the median age is 40 years old. those are also mostly asymptomatic. they're not dying at the rate of older people. the governor wasn't sounding the alarm at all. in fact, he said that 8 6% of the death are from people 65 or older. the big issue is the hospital beds. three qu

>> that's are the cries of residents in west palm beach head of the vote to make masks wearing mandatoryto the anti-maskers we just heard? >> thank you for having me. i can't speak to the exact rhetoric that's being used today. certainly the sentiment was one shafs shared by many a hundred years ago when the nation and world was going through the deadly 1918 influenza pandemic. masks were one of these non-pharmaceutical interventions along the school closures and public gathering ban and seems to be the one that riled people up the most. san francisco, denver, seattle, wearing a mask seemed to get a lot of people angry in 1918. >> how did that work out for them? wasn't there a massive second wave that was even worse than the first. >> no some cities, you know, that was the case. denver for example. san francisco had a major second spike. it was not as bad as the first but it was quite severe. denver had a spike of cases after rescinding their closure orders on armistice day. everyone gathered, case increased. the city tried another round of gathering close oars and close yours, that was

reporter: you can see the heated debate in florida, in west palm beach, really dramatic with people screaming it's a sore subject in a lot of places. neil: yeah. especially hot places. they are uncomfortable. that's the debate back and forth. steve, thank you very much. following all of that in atlanta. >>> all right. in the meantime, this back-and-forth on this has a lot of people wondering about how bad it's getting in places like texas, for example, where we are told there's, you know, intensive care beds that are at full capacity right now. michael burgess joins us. he is a medical doctor and congressman from that beautiful state. congressman, what is the latest in how intensive care units are faring in your state? we are told a number of hospitals statewide were at capacity now. is that true? >> that's what i have heard out of hospitals in houston. i represent an area of significantly north of that. we have not seen that in the counties north of the dallas-ft. worth metropolitan area. in the city of dallas itself, discussions with some of the big hospitals there at the end of last week,

i lived in west palm beach for 12 years. my wife lived there since 1953. her sister went to school with psycho don all the time he was at palm beach county schools, which lasted three days. to me, he is a dictator, but he's a dick without a tator. and i'd rather tell it to his face than tell it to you. host: "usa today," their headline this morning, george floyd's horrific death lights a long smoldering fuse, and that fuse lit in reaction to the killing of george floyd a week ago, as we mentioned, in minneapolis. governor tim walz of minnesota spoke yesterday about the situation there. >> one of the things i was most proud of, and i think as minnesotans, many of you across the world may be getting your irst look at who we are, and that's unfortunate, but it's real, and we'll take that, that look. but one of the things we're proud of, our public schools consistently rank at or near the top. we're a state that extends from the canian border, we have lakes so scompleer pristine, they're 40 foot deep and you can see the bottom and drink from them. we have iron

i was in florida, earlier this week, and the neighborhood in west palm beach beautiful place for low-incomeg, you wouldn't know from looking at it. crime rate has gone down enormously kind of things we can do spread around can be done in a way that it doesn't interfere with the character and nature of various neighborhoods around the country. maria: what about all of this commercial real estate? we're seeing a lot of pushback from people feel they don't want to go back into dense areas cities, you've got 60, 70, 84 buildings people wait to get in building for security is there opportunity for commercial real estate to reposition retrofit to address the need you are referring to -- >> one of the interesting things, of we've learned through this crisis that teleworking is very effective i don't think it will go back to the way it was before. and there are a lot of people, who are going to be able to work from home going to free up a lot of commercial space can be converted to affordable housing to take some pressure off 37 we are very much looking at that, right now, looking at wise to be abl

aparentemente por la falta de recursos y el temor de ir a médicos, se reportaron 100 casos nuevos y en west palmcapacidad afuera, 50 por ciento de su capacidad adentro, los cines a un 50 por ciento de su capacidad y el anuncio lo hizo en un parque temático en donde ya pudieron entrar algunas personas, pero todavía hasta el 11 o 12 es la apertura oficial, mientras tanto aquí seguimos con las manifestaciones que han continuado de manera pacífica y el toque de queda se ha de alguna manera avainado porque antes era de 9 de la noche a 6 de la mañana, ahora será en el sur de la florida de la medianoche a las 6 de la mañana, vuelvo con ustedes. >>> gracias martín por esta información, la verdad es que tenemos que esperar a ver cómo siguen los casos de covid en esta población y cómo se verá esta reapertura de nuevo acá, en la florida, nosotros continuamos con esta cobertura, pero hacemos una pausa y le cuento que un grupo de sacerdotes cambiala pronto podremos volver a celebrar juntos. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares

host: eric in west palm beach, florida, a supporter of these efforts.r: we wouldn't tolerate statues of hitler and they wouldn't in germany. kids will read about it and class,bout it in history and we need to take a lesson from how the germans and south african have reckoned tiled. -- reconciled their stained history. to say that taking these things down is erasing it from our history, no, it is making a correction. these things will be talked about and will remain in the books. we are not burning books. we are removing statues of people who represent things that we have grown out of. host: in georgia, a supporter of this effort. caller: hello. host: you are on. caller: i think they should be removed, and it is true, we do have our history books, which is good, but i think they should all be removed. host: why is that? caller: we wouldn't put hitler up, and this is exactly what it is. ouras against our country, own people in our country. of,s not just because because the black people are complaining. i think it is totally wrong. host: finish your though

host: paul in west palm beach, florida. republican, you are next.hank you for taking my call. i am concerned about this mail-in ballot that the democratic party endorses. about eight years ago, with obama running, there were people in front of walmart, people coming out, they were passing out are you registered, do you want to vote? this is how they do it. people in cars because some poor people have never been in cars. this is what could happen. knows, a 20ive, who dollar gift card if you come in and vote for a candidate. those other things the democratic party endorses. e the things the demo credit party endorses. -- democratic party endorses. host: michael is next. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. the policies that seem to be the most concerning issues to me are all around jurisprudence from the attorney general down to the officers walking on our streets. i am no legal expert. but the thing that frankly our inns me is how ministry to branch -- administrative branch and attorney general seem to be working together to exert real

hablamos de los bares y cine, y sin embargo como mencionan siguen exentos los condados de broward y west palma manifestaciÓn en el jackson m memorial y muchos dejaron su sentir por la muerte de george floyd. >>> tener la oportunidad de pedir justicia es un privilegio que tenemos todos en este paÍs >>> abiertamente poder expresarnos y decir lo que sentimos sin el temor y sin la repercusiÓn de cualquier cosa mala que nos pueda pasar >>> la comunidad afroamericana ha estado experimentando racismo y determinaciÓn tanto como lo latinos y los indÍgenas en este paÍs es el momento de tomar acciÓn en solidaridad con la comunidad negra para decir las vidas negras importan. >>> aquÍ en el sur de la florida ya son 6 dÍas de protestas pero estas han sido pacÍficas porque los mismos organizadores han puesto reglas los ciclistas van primero nada de instigar a la violencia ellos mismo detienen a quien haga desman es lo que tenemos desde el sur de la florida >>> gracias querido martÍn. la verdad que hemos visto muchas manifestaciones de apoyo y solidaridad en los Ángeles y tambiÉn en diferentes ciudades de lo

host: that is christy out of west palm beach, florida.nt trump this morning, tweeting about voting rights and mail-in ballots, tweeting a link his breitbart story about attorney general, expressing his concerns about voter fraud when it comes to mail-in ballots. the president saying this will be the election disaster of our time. mail-in ballots will lead to a rigged election. one of the president's about mail-in ballots. rhonda is next. -- ron is next. caller: good morning, c-span. i have actually two things i want to ask a question about. i believe that actually there should be one debate per month before this election takes place and the questions cannot be handed out to any of the candidates beforehand. they should do it live on television. the other thing is we are allowed to be pulling down statues of francis scott key, washington, jefferson? are we going to start pulling statuestin luther king because one of his parents was white? this has got to stop. your first back to comment, when it comes to debates, if you could ask a questio

matthew -- john is next out of west palm beach, florida. good morning. caller: good morning.re you, sir? host: doing well. what do you think about d.c. statehood? we only have about five minutes or so left. caller: very quickly. it just looks like another sneaky trick by the democrats to make something into the way they want it because it's a completely democratic state almost. they just want the two houses in the senate. if it was a republican held, mostly republicans in d.c., they wouldn't even talk about this. it's just ridiculous they use every kind of sneaky trick they can or anything they can to try and sway the election. for example, when they had the protestors, now there's nothing wrong with peaceful protesting, right? but they had thousands and thousands of people protesting without masks. they never said a thing. trump has a couple rallies where people don't wear a mask and all of a sudden it's crazy. it's just completely ridiculous how the fake news and democrats are trying to use any kind of sneaky trick in order to win. joip -- host: john in florida. speak norpe

he is joining us from new york, and keith is on the phone from west palm beach, florida.ood morning. caller: thanks. good morning. is -- what for john does he think is the most , most enduring quality that the president or the presidency -- the president should have, you know, to nsurerve the presidency, e that we live to the ideals of the declaration of independence? based on the rhetoric that i am seeing taking place in america right now, it seems like we are forgetting that we are a democratic republic, and, you know, one man, one vote. every person has their voice, and that is the positive thing about america. we are expected to have opposing someonenot because thinks differently from you, it means you are a bad person. that is the sense of democracy. i do not want to live in a country where we only have republicans or a country where we only have democrats or only have independents. i want to live in a country where there is a mix of people. we talk about our ideas, we get together, and we decide on some kind of resolution, something that is palatable, so that all wh

your 319 icu beds are occupied and at some specific hospital, palm beach gardens medical center, palm weston very much fewer or no icu beds. is that it not case the? >> i'm sure that is the case and what the ceos of the various hospitals have tried to accomplish is making sure that the majority of covid-infected patients in the icu remain in certain hospitals and that way it's easier to treat the traumatic patients that are involved in car crashes and things of that nature in other hospitals, but granted, i mean, i'll be the first to admit there are concerning trends with regards to icu space and certainly our cases have gone up day over day in a very large amount. >> so because of these concerning trends that have been seen in many states across the country, california yesterday implemented mandatory mask-wearing for almost -- everywhere, outside and inside, very few exceptions. are you a supporter of that? should florida do the same? >> i am a supporter of that. i think the board is going to convene on the 25th to make that decision. it's not a decision that i get to make on my own, and

first father's day to husband travis pictured here with charlotte and her father grandpa will in west palm happy father's day to tech manager and his wife rochelle. throwback photo producer ron hon honig and dad ken hoping that baseball may be back again s.on griff: president trump returning to the campaign trail and highlighting his administration administration's work to help the black community. trump: i recently signed groundbreaking criminal justice reform. i secured record and permanent funding for historically black colleges and universities. we slashed regulations and passed massive tax cuts to give black workers a pay rise like they've never, ever gotten before. griff: here to discuss deputy assistant to the president, deputy director of the office of american innovation, ja'ron smith. ja'ron, good morning to you. >> good morn.ng griff: i want to get a little bit to the justice act that's coming through congress and the executive order the president did. but quickly your thoughts on the president's speech last night. >> i thought it was great. i thought he was making the case on t