trump: the violence and vandalism is been led by antifa and other radical left-wing groups whoho are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. amy: president trump has repeatedly blamed anti-fascists for inciting riots in the streets despite no evidence to back up his claims. but he has ignored the boogaloo movement and other far right groups who have used the protests as cover to c carry o t violence, even murder. >> there is no evidence these men have any intention to join the demonstration in oakland ass some of the media have asked. they came to oakland to kill cops. amy: we will look at the r risef the boogaloo movovemenand d th spspeato a p ptester in dallas who lost hisyeye aft pololic shot him iththe fa witith so-cald "less thal" buet. >> all of the sudden, all heard was boom. i put my hands up in my hand on my eye and took off running. amy: and it's primary day in new york, kentucky, and virginia. the state reduced the number of polling places from 3700 to a 95% reduduction. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democraracy

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trump: the violence and vandalism is been led by antifa and other radical left-wing groups whoho are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. amy: president trump has repeatedly blamed anti-fascists for inciting riots in the streets despite no evidence to back up his claims.

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people w want us to etetend the police are not whoho ty y are, that the g g.i. joe's s are not coming i into our community. [no audio] amy: failed to rise to the challenges. you are in atlanta where rayshard brooks was just killed. population led by an african-american mayor, police chief was a woman. can you talk about this kind of politics? i think it is super ininteresting. atlanta is not taken charge on what it means to address the systemic violence. here.is an elite class beingngts atlanta from [indiscernible] beieing [indiscernible] atlanta has one of the highest income gaps in this cocountry. you're either well off or you are struggling period.d. city officials who oftentimes will parade around, talking about -- the celebrate what happens [indiscernible] that the same level l of desire. why many big reason continue to showow their ininadequacy. that not been able to address what is happening and clean up the mess of the war on n drugs s created. many of those black mayors in the suit come out of a legacy of, they were responsible and make horrible decisio

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with respect to the social distancing, i think - -- i mean, anyone whoho has riddenn t the y fofor aeriod of time knows wih respect to r riders, it is completely untenable. as things get more crowded, and i think the transit system once it too, the trains are just going to get packed. amy: i wanted to -- go ahead. >> just quickly, transit workers don't have any social distancing on the trains. we are in the cabs. the air getets through from the cabins to us. if you look at d.c. metro or new jersey, philly, they have closed off the cars in which the crew operates. transit refuses to do that. i think k at this late stage in the game after so many deaths, it is indicative of how they consider us to be sacrificial, coconsider our labor to be in ss drill but our lives to be expendable. amy: following up on these measures to supposedly protect everyone, the m mta 13 point pln says wear a mask, governor, tweeted -- remember if you are writing,g, must w wear a mask. but what is the enforcement mechanism here? the the city has shut down subway from 1:00 to 5:00 every night, first time in over

we know that there was a mini generatition left out of the daa program whoho are now graduating from high school or maybe have already graduated from high school. get your documents ready. most of the time, daca applications cannot be prepared in one day, so get everything ready so that when the agency provides some guidance as to when they will accept applications, which shouldld be soon, then be ready toto do so.. amy: luis cortes, we want to thank you for being with us, and graduations, immigrant advocacy and litigation center, daca recipient, argued with part ofof ththe team that argueded the cae beforere the supreme court.. and erika andiola, who is advocacy head of raices, and has just launched the podcast "homeland insecurity." this is democracy now. when we come back, we will talk about this day, and this day in history. juneteenth. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "freedom day" by abbiee ncoln and max roach. this is democracynow, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i am amy goodman. president trump was originally slated to speak in tulsa today june 19, a highly symbol

those are all really imimrtant to u understand you have, , for example, welelcome harsh whoho s fofoundanging -- malcolm ha, who wawas found hanging, eveven though the investigatition has t coconcluded yet, you have him found hangnging at a homelesess encampment, so there arere issus aboutt housing insnsbility and securityty for black people in particular t that is important o talk about. amy: jacqueline olive, ththank u for being with us, and thank you for your remarkable film, "always in season." a clarification come earlier in the program we reported fullerton school board of trustees will vote to approve resolution in support of black lives matter, this was in reference to the fullerton school board in california, not louisiana. in baton rouge, louisiana, the school board committee voted last week to set up a committee to >>> hello. glad to have you with us on nhk newsline. we begin here in japan with a somber anniversary, people in the southern prefecture of okinawa are observing 75 years since the end of one of the fiercest ground battles in the closing stages of world war ii.

are, and whoho we we want to be. the heart and forget. i want you to speak to -- to everything there is a time and a purpose, and a season under the heavens, but today, now is the time, the purpose, the season to listen and heal. now is the time for racial justice, that is the answer we must give to our children when they ask why. because when there is justice for george floyd, we will be on our way to racial justice in america, and then, as you said, then daddy will have changed the world. god be with you, george floyd and your family, in the words of church, may he wings,ou up on eagles' bare you on the breath of don, make you shine like the sun, -- breath of dawn, make you shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. god bless you all. [applause] >> to this family, the floyd reverend al sharpton, hopeless, helpe for the helpless and power to think you merit some love for all the things that you do. [applause] to the attorney who takes on the cases that many people were conclude our loss causes, but be

that said, the idea to maybe say there might be a liberal idea or something, think again about people whoho talk about government and shrinking government. this is an economic issue its economics. i know the thing about race and all like that, common denominator is money, the people who have always have don't won'tle who with that said even if the police is defunded, there will be places protected by police, it just won't be those areas that are less fortunate. thank you. >> guest: you are absolutely right. and that's my point particularly hollywood celebrities are pouring $20 million to bailing out writers and protesters are not making any distinction, because they live in gated communities where there is sprivate security. many of them have armed securityme everywhere they go. some of the people who are advocating and i believe a live in protected communities and so the moral inconsistency and that's why the people at the woodson center represents low income people. we need to give them a voice and what they have for themselves and not assume those people you see on television are qualifi

trump: the violence and vandalism is been led by antifa and other radical left-wing groups whoho are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. amy: president trump has repeatedly blamed anti-fascists for inciting riots in the streets despite no evidence to back up his claims.