not just for white america. brianna, this president is definitely trying to rally his base.hen i say, his base, white america that feels like they have been left out and want to stay on top if they're even on top. so this is what the president is consistent about. he's done it when he was civilian donald trump, working with his father, in his father's real estate business. and now as president of the united states, when he's supposed suppose ed to cover all of america. not just that racist white america. >> thank you so much, april ryan joining us from baltimore. appreciate it. >>> president trump admitting he never pressured vladimir putin about reports of bounties placed on u.s. troops despite speaking to the russian president several times. multiple times since the story broke. >>> plus, big tech ceos set to be grilled by lawmakers thinking they're too powerful. that high-powered hearing getting under way in a few moments. this is cnn special coverage. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dollars and thirty-one cents. sofi allowed me to refinance all of my loans to on

is there going to be -- is there a backlash that's going to come at some point from white america in particular? i would like to get each of your thoughts on that. i think if i was asked that question like post- 1968 this a lot with the riots there gives rise to richard nixon and eight lot of law and order politics and animated our approach to crime policing and incarcerating from the 70s to the '90s. i was had the answer to your question is yes you can expect a backlash. however think the dynamics on the ground are very different today. i think there's more pressure being brought to bear on white america in particular that i'm not so sure is going to be a willingness to fight back. at least very loudly. i'm not convinced there will be a backlash this time around. what i do think will happen is people will start to really quietly retract from interactions that are more fraught. retract away from cities. that could be really devastatin devastating. i think that will hurt black and brown committees in particular will make for future conversations and our country that require us to be o

>> reporter: for three seasons, justin simeon has been exploring issues of racial injustice in white america often punctuated with moments of humor but rooted in the realities of tcism. >> reporter: with america now facing a cultural reckoning, calls for anti-racism and representation are at the forefront causing tidal waves. americans are beginning to look inward, as consumer from aunt gentlemjemima to uncl. >> this can be news that those are offensive images. >> reporter: the washington football fagreeing to change it controversial name and logo. >> native people have been calling for this moment for decades now. so it feels really great, but i'm also just really cautious about what's going to happen next. >> reporter: amanda blackhorse is navajo and a lead plaintiff in the case against professional football. she spoke with linsey davis. >> with the washington team and the "r" word. there's no reason why it should be the name of a football team. >> a lot of folks are apologizing for the past but not recognizing the present ways in which they are perpetuating systemic racism. >> reporter: a

let's make america white again? >> yeah, great to them is white. see, it didn't include mexicans or spanish-americans. and so, when you say make america great again, from my perspective, when has america been great? america's always been white. america's always been us against them. >> in the wake of el paso, the department of homeland security, for the first time since it was created after 9/11, added white supremacist violence to its list of priority threats. at the prince of peace church, pastor grady held a special sunday service. he organized a fundraiser to help his daughter on her long road to recovery. then, the guest of honor, with a surprise appearance. it was the first time michelle had left the hospital. >> having this community, has seen me through countless bad days since this has happened. the support of my fellow church members has been profound. they're praying for me. it's helped me a lot to know that i have support. i felt like it was important to show that, you know, i'm still here. and not only am i still here, i'm getting bett

white person. that alone that disproportionality i think is genuine frustration and concern. i think a lot of black people across americaow that they're more likely to be stopped by the police more likely to interact with the police. more likely to have a negative encounter with the police and a white person. it does deserve the much more nuanced conversation in the media allow space for. it is a reality that black people are disproportionately experiencing law enforcement in this sort of way i think the media wants to point us to certain explanations over others for why that might be the case. >> let's have that conversation. that's part of why we wanted to have this panel. so why are black encounters with police the rate of those encounters why is it so much higher than with other groups? are the police picking on blacks? are they over policing these communities? do they have have it in for blacks? what explains this disproportionate number of encounters between black communities and police officers? >> a big part of that i think is the way violent crime is dispersed in a city and in a given geographic area. if you li

every probably every white child in america has a black -- their icons are some black sports hero or rn on the television and look at the ads, all integrated. black men, white women, white couples, black children. it's totally -- asian, time. should be more inclusive, on mexican. they don't care about minorities either. wasn't off my nephews is an l.a. sheriff, and he -- his mother was hispanic, and he has hispanic friends on the force, and these demonstrators, probable my white demonstrators are screaming at them, racist, wetbacks. that's how -- oh, gosh. >> i have a question here -- >> the -- have to laugh but it's so tragic. you have to laugh, otherwise you go insane little but a black doesn't want to abolish the police. trust me. when they go to vote and nobody is looking, americans who are afraid to speak up now will vote the right way. >> i have a related question here, someone asked not only how do we stop the left but how can we reverse the damage they've already down. >> it will take 100 years. first of all they've taken -- i wrote five books about the left's rape of the univ

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from white america in particular. i would like to get each of your thoughts on that.maybe you could start, rafael. >> i think of our answering that question just based on recent history specifically post-1968 where i think there was lot of remnants of the riots there just gave rise to richard nixon and a lot of the law and order politics the animated our approach to crime policing and incarceration from the 70s to the 90s.i would say the answer to your question is i think we can expect a backlash, however, i think the dynamics on the ground are just very different today. one thing there is exponentially more pressure being brought to bear on white american in particular are not so sure there's gonna be a willingness to fight back at least very loudly. i'm not convinced there will be a backlash this time around. but i do think will happen is that people will start to very quietly kind of retract from interactions that are more flawed, retract from cities and that can be really devastating. that could be the kind of disinvestment that will follow that i think could real

demonstrations have even reached the heart of white america. but, not everyone welcomes them. world's sam suzuki has the story. >> reporter: in early june, a small town in the state of indiana became a flashpoint for the black lives matter protests. a video showing demonstrators being confronted by armed, white men caused widespread outrage online. people all over the world have marched in protests to support the black lives matter movement. many watched in alarm as whites with guns showed up at a peaceful rally for racial justice. >> black lives matter! [ chanting ] >> reporter: cedric caschetta is the protester seen walking in the video. he is from the nearby town of lowell, which is over 90% white. some residents there do not support the demonstrations. caschetta is committed to raising awareness of racial injustice in his hometown. >> it's either keep sitting and doing nothing or are you going to show up and show your voice and show support for a change that you believe in? >> reporter: emily izigarri also took part in the protests that went viral. she says she couldn't ju

you know, every, probably every white child in america has a black, their icons are some black sports hero. it's -- you turn on the television and look at the ads, they're all integrated. you know, black men, white women. white men, black women. it's totally, you know, an asian too. i should be more inclusive. or mexican. and they don't care about minorities either. one of my nephews is an l.a. sheriff, and he, and his mother was hispanic. he has, you know, hispanic friends on the force, and these demonstrators, probably white demonstrators, are screaming at them racist wetbacks. [laughter] that's how woke they are. [laughter] oh, gosh. >> i have a question here -- >> [inaudible] you have to laugh, this is so tragic. you have to laugh at it because otherwise you'd go nuts. you risk going insane. but -- [inaudible] doesn't want to abolish the police. trust me. and when it comes to -- when they go to vote and nobody's looking, americans who are ea grade to speak up now will vote the right way. >> i have a related question here, someone asked not only how do we stop the left, but how can

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vulnerable when the economy gets bad i mean there are overall the rule of thumb in america is that when white america gets a call black america goes to the hospital and unfortunate that all too that metaphor is all too real right now both in terms of health disparities and as well as economic disparities and of course some of the specifics also sort of focused in on women the disparity seems to show agenda based inequality as well with women of color finding it harder to work again what do you read into that what are the solutions to your money trying to really get people back into work regardless of what ethnic group they belong to. i mean the biggest situation in america right now is that we have 8 the most immediate situation is that we have a health crisis that america is responding to more poorly than any other country that is well i mean this is a difficult situation for any country to deal with it's easier if you're a rich country like the united states but we have fallen radically behind countries not only like south korea and germany but also our neighbor to the north canada we need to get t

america out of the situation we're in now. that's why he came out friday when the good job numbers came in from june showing 4.8 million jobs created. he went to the white house briefing room, touted that, saying america is back. america is on its way to greatness again. that v-shaped curve that his advisers have described. here's the problem with this, we know the economy will slow down again because of those numbers on the pandemic are getting so bad. all these retailers, other you restaurants are closing up. johns will go away again. the only way that president trump can get himself out of this is to show himself a strong sue ward of getting out of the pandemic. that's the one issue that has dominated all else. the economy cannot come back in the way he's hoping until the pandemic is under control. for some reason president trump refuses to accept that. >> beth, one thing that might be joe biden's ace in the hole, because people are worried how do you maintain a lead four months ahead, these are great numbers for him to have in late october, but it's early july. one thing he still hasn't done yet which could create some excitement, momentum and energ

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developed the strategy of resistance that was designed to challenge the status quo, while never making white americasciously set about creating a character palatable to all of america. martin luther king understood that, if you're only telling the story among the black press and among black people, you're preaching to the choir. you've got to get outside the church. >> what special instructions or advice has been given to negro people? >> if there is violence, that it must not come from negro people. >> king's effort to woo the media started to pay off. soon king was the story, and the story was the movement. >> more than 12 months now, we, the negro citizens of montgomery, have been engaged in a nonviolent protest. >> the boycotters faced death threats and persecution. but under the leadership of dr. king, they mounted a successful and peaceful campaign. facing financial crisis and failing in the courts, the city of montgomery relented and ordered that black passengers be allowed to sit anywhere. >> america likes a winner. media loves a front-runner. one could argue if dr. king's first foray into n

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day one but never an out what i consider one of the greatest inventions ever is the video self a white america is waking up because now all that they heard all their life is being contradicted by what they see i would absolutely encourage anybody to join the police force because it's a changing police force now the new police force forces are going to be held much more accountable to be responsible to their communities and there is no more rewarding job then a police officer. let's bring you to england where police revellers a legal party clash just hours after the government began lifting some of the virus locked on restrictions at least 7 officers were injured authorities attempted to break up the on license music event in west london on friday night police had to run for it softer crowds began pelting them with bricks and bottles gatherings in england are still limited to 6 people despite the late is the easing of the locked on not seen pubs and restaurants reopen. salons restaurants cinemas and other public places were also allowed to open at midnight but bars had to wait until 6 am and a

fed up they're there be on any type of trying to accept things and this is exactly why why even white america now being and i have never seen that in all these years you even have a group called wall moms who are out there tech these young people so this is quite different and it's going to be going on quite a while it does seem that there's a different vibe to the entire situation and we're also mixing with jurisdictional issues as well a federal forces have been brought in and criticized by the united nations for violent tactics against the protesters are their actions not appropriate when there's safety or the safety of the public is in danger. is that good or bad that the federal government's getting involved. well whenever you have safe. involved and that can be either imminent death or serious bodily injury yes you're going to need law enforcement but that is not the case here because it is law enforcement that is instigating these dangerous incidents they are the ones that are causing the possibility of serious bodily injury or even test so that is totally out of the picture and as jus

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every probably every white child in america has a black icon or some black sports hero. you turn on the television and look at the ads, they're all integrated. black men, white women, white couples, black children. and asian two, i should be more inclusive or mexican. they don't care about minorities . one of my nephew's is an la sheriff and he, his mother was hispanic and he has hispanic friendson the force . and these demonstrators, probably white demonstrators are screaming at them racist wet backs. >> .. americans who are afraid to speak up now will not vote the right way. >> i have related question. someone ask not only do we stop it but how do we reverse the damage they've already done? >> first of all, i wrote five books about the left and universities. they taken over all our colleges. the liberal arts colleges but they have invaded medical schools. i've a friend who is a doctor, and they called in all the doctors and singled out the white doctors and told him they were racist from birth. how racist is that? probably got paid $20,000 thousand dollars for an hour l

one but never and now what i consider one of the greatest inventions ever is the video cellphone white america is waking up because now all that they heard all their life is being contradicted by what they see i would absolutely encourage anybody to join the police force because it's a changing police force now the new police force forces are going to be held much more accountable to be responsible to their communities and there is no more rewarding job then a police officer. they see this morning facebook's admitted letting 3rd party developers improperly access uses personal data again the companies repeatedly promise to clean up its output thousands of apps have continued gathering uses data long after they stop using them next than jacqueline looks into why the social media giant apparently isn't learning from his past mistakes. facebook might want to go ahead and make their motto sorry about that just to save us all some time it'll come as a surprise to no one but there's once again that been a privacy breach of the book this time it's nothing earth shattering but the company does estimat

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i was thinking about this -- in some ways, i overestimated white america.id not think that would elect someone who is so clearly unqualified to be the leader of the country. the mandndate of donald trump is clear. line t the pocockets of the oligarchs and make america white agagain. we have to do two thihings. we have to get him out of office and we have to pusush a vision r complete reimagining of american life. we have to put forward a radical visision of this country, something like what nikkita oliver put together -- put forth in the last t segment. its not an either/or. sometimes, as jimmymy bultmanand in 197979 when faced with h the election of ronald reagan and perhaps the first neoliberal president in the united states jimmy carter, said sometimes voting for black america simply a matttter of buying time. we need to understand our choices but we need to get donald trump out of office and we need to put toward a radical vision of america moving forward. amy: and president trump hanging out under these toppled confederate generalals, the significance

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not just necessary minorities like african-americans or latinos there is a vast underclass of white america that there is that job less income less skill less hope less less with that no assets and these are actually struggling as much as anybody else who ever had their opulent that epidemic in the united states 80000 young people dying every year of all over those emma and majority of them are actually these part of these white underclass so when i saw in the proper office and the most racially member riots after their killing on bajaur slight yes it was about that black lives not there it was also about racial justice but was also about economic justice and even a bit of the new york where every day there are the most racially of thousands of young kids going in prague this thing and i actually almost 80 percent of them are white or not black and latino on the. because there is there is a bust on the class of young people that are on the an 8 that are frustrated they don't have jobs epic ideas jobs and they feel there is no future for them so it's a revolution of their break out yet rathe