you happen organization called the woodson center. get into this big 1619 issue, the new york times and what they're doing to our history and our future, what does your center do. >> the woodson center is an organization i founded 38 years ago in washington and we assist what we call grass root joseph's all over the country. our approach to poverty isn't to support professional programs that parachute into communities, we go into high crime low income neighborhoods and we ask questions that others don't.mu 770% of the families raising children are dysfunctional and 30% are raising them successfully. the woodson center goes in and looks for those who are achieving against the odds in these low income communities and wewe treat them like a venture capitalist without capital and once we find solutions that are developed by the people, we provide training, we provide them access to money, and then we determine what other policy barriers that prevents them from maximizing. if someone is successfully reaching 50 kids in the community and re

bob woodson. point about thing -- this is a battle for the soul of the country that'll be won in the streets, not at the polls. i want to just put up a number of statues, go back to this issue, if we may. put up that list, if you would, of statues. of anti-slavery figures in this country who the mobs have tried to topple or at least have attacked. could we have that full screen, please in -- please? there it is. ulysses s. grant in san francisco. abraham lincoln at the national mall in washington d.c. the civil war african-american soldier tribute in boston. abolitionist mathias baldwin in philadelphia. union admiral david fair gut, and the -- farragut, and the list dose -- the list goes on. the street right now is attacking, and in those instances ignorantly so, symbols of the people doing the right thing, working in the midst of great historic, you know, turmoil to do the right thing and succeeding. and they changed history. particularly for african-americans in this country. how could there be

mark: bob woodson, not just conservatives.ht to be on cable tv, every now and then let's say something positive about the people of this country. when we come back i have a question for you. bernie sanders says, he says it constantly, america is racist from top to bottom. i want you to answer bernie sanders when we come back. sanders when we come back. we'll be right back. ♪ sanders when we come back. we'll be right back. new fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challenging times we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. california law gives survivors a chance to take legal action, but only for a limited time. if you were sexually abused by a priest, scout leader, coach or teacher contact us confidentially today. it's time. mark: welcome back, bob, bernie sanders says america is racist from top to bottom. how do you react to that? bob

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we're talking, i should explain, because bob woodson, the head of the woodson center -- civil rightsmer head of the criminal justice department of the urban league -- he was about to join us by skype, and he's told our folks that he was kicked off of skype, so so we're trying to figure out what's going on there, and we appreciate, you know, apparently -- [laughter] there's a lot of censorship of our guests on this broadcast. i don't understand what's going on. do you? >> no, other than we're saying things that people need to hear and other people don't want it heard. lou: it's, this is stunning stuff. this is, bob woodson is one of the most, i think, rational people in the country. he is, he is a compendium of knowledge about racial issues in this country, part of the civil rights era from beginning to the present time. and an important part. it's just troubling that this seems to happen in sort of clusters, if you will. whether it's you, whether it's donald trump jr., whether it's bob woodson, the list goes on, unfortunately. >> it does. and the timing is suspicious too. yeah, the t

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woodson joins us next. stay with us.ing us tonight is bob woodson, former civil rights activist, he headed the national urban league department of justice for five years. he's the founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods and is a great, great american. bob, good to see you. >> good to see you, lou. >> i've got some, i've got so many questions for you tonight -- [laughter] i want to start with, first of all, the idea of these activists wanting to tear down so many abolitionist figures, people who contributed to the victory of the union army against the confederacy and who freed the slaves. for example, the emancipation statue. what in the world going on? >> i think you have to understand that white, young white kids are being misguided, and black, low income blacks are being misled. but the democratic party has surrendered to the left, and the left is using the pain and stain of slavery in america to, as a bludgeon to really undermine civic institutions in our society. and that's bec

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bob woodson is one of the most, i think rational people in the country. a compendium of knowledge about racial issues in this country, part of the civil rights era from beginning to the present time in an important part, it is troubling that this seems to happen in clusters if you will on whether it's you, whether it's donald trump jr., whether it's bob woodson, the list goes on unfortunately. >> it does and the timing is suspicious to. it is very suspicious. lou: and what do you mean when he say that? >> i think it supports the possibility that there is a concerted effort to target conservativeconservative speake. for don jr. and i to be kicked off on the same day talking about hydroxychloroquine when he said his tweet was an even substantive. mine was retweeted by the president and it was apparently after that that they decided minene was improper and shut don my account and locked me out because of it. and i also cannot get a blue checkmark, i'm not sure that i want one but i have 450,000 followers, theyy limit me of an increase of a thousand followers

lou: we're back with bob woodson.he families and our inner cities and in our low income neighborhoods? >> we must learn from our past. for 100 years black families prospered because of their christian faith and their nuclear family. they understood that the best antidote is disrespect is performance, best response to oppression is resilience there are examples, contrary examples of resilience that is reflecting of our old values applied to a new vision. we must stop funding black lives matter, invest in the indigenous agents healing community from the inside out, from the bottom up. that is what we must do. lou: wonderfully said. thank you so much, bob, we appreciate it. i love learning the kip, knowledge is power group. work hard, be nice. those are words for the ages. thanks so much, we appreciate it as always. see you next week, bob. that is it for us tonight, bob. thank you for being with us. tomorrow night white house chief of staff mark meadows joins us. my new book we recommend to you, highly, "the trump centur

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joining us now, bob woodson, the founder and president of the woodson center.t is good to have you back on again. the rising unrest that we have seen -- the rising unrest and the calls to defund police have come pretty much together. are they related this rise in violence that we're seeing? >> it really has. there are all kinds of studies that we feel the more you engage in police nullification or the ferguson effect, where the police are discouraged from vigorously enforcing the laws in high crime neighborhoods the more the murder rate goes up. but the people who are advocating defund the police don't have to suffer the consequence of their advocacy because they don't live in those troubled neighborhoods. they don't have to suffer the consequence of not having the police. as a result, recruitment of police is down 65% around the country. police officers are retiring early. in some cities, 911 calls cannot be answered in a prompt way because of this disillusionment on the part of the police. but this is not -- jon: you say that -- go ahead. >> yes, jon? jon: we

joining us now is bob woodson.he department of criminal justice. the founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods. bob, i think you are a dog lover asou well. >> yeah. >> for us dog lovers, that is music. we are delighted to hear it. let's turn to the smithsonian. what are they doing? they sound like they are trying to indoctrinate rather than run a museum. >> let me tell you something. if this was a statement released by the white citizen counsel or the ku klux klan, saying that blacks are defined by, that, somehow, it would be outraged. where is the civil rights leadership in condemning this kind of trash? i cannot find words to express my outrage that middle-class and upper black intellectuals would try to impose standards, standards, behavior and expectations on a group of people. this nasty message to their own children. hard work is being white. individualism is being white. the nuclear family is being white. that is the most destructive message i could imagine. i think ever

of justice, founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods.r as well. is that your mutt? >> yeah, it is. lou: you know, for us dog lovers, that's music. we're delighted to hear it. let's turn to the smithsonian, what are they doing? they sound like they're trying to indoctrinate for crying out loud, rather than run a museum. >> let me tell you something. if this is the statement that was released by the white citizens council or ku klux klan, saying that blacks are defined by -- that somehow -- it would be outrage. where is the civil rights leadership in condemning this kind of trash? i mean, this is really -- i can't find words to express my outrage that middle class, upper income black intellectuals would try to impose standards, substandards of behavior and expectations on a group of people, not their own children. i bet you they are not giving this nasty message to their own children, that hard work is being white, individualism is being white, objectivity, the nuclear family is being white. that is the most destructive message i can imagi

joining us bob woodson, former civil rights activist. national urban league department of criminal justice. he is founder of the woodson center, for residents in low income neighborhoods. bob, good to see you. since we last talked a week ago. things are not getting better. if anything, they're getting worse. we have ilhan omar talking about effectively destroying the american system, the american way of life. we have the blm leader talking about whites are subhuman, that, the list goes on. the violence in the cities and more young people are dead and we have some of the most ignorant discussions on television imaginable. when they talk about tearing down statues and tearing down this country. what is the antidote? >> first of all, lou, it is ridiculous that a virginia legislator has proposed that we reduce assaults on police officers from a felony to a misdemeanor. what is that all about? lou: yeah. >> but we are in crisis, the very people who are supposed to be social justice warriors are demeaning the blitz and marginalizing them. as a

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woodson, thank you for coming on. i see a theme here and it's not just lori lightfoot.s the problems they face become more complex and harder to solve, their solutions seem to be more frivolous and disconnected from reality. have you noticed this? >> absolutely. what they are doing is falsely claiming that the failures of the last 60 years and most urban centers all over the country have been run by liberal democrats, many of them veterans of the civil rights movement who moved from politics -- i mean from civil rights, to run these cities. they also had to spend about $22 trillion on poverty money in the cities and as a consequence, all of these inequities that they have been talking about have been done on their watch. as conditions and spending when fs conditions deteriorated, but they adjust the reality of what they do, and that's the responsibility for taking care of these problems. now the left is coming in and exploiting the disparity and using it to really decimate the country, and the collateral damage. they support blacks in the cities because what the left is

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i've been listening to leo terrell, robert woodson, and carol swain. and i think they're in agreement with this. what do you think? >> i don't think that that is going to happen. as far as i know, vice president pence will continue to be the nominee for the vice president. i have not heard that senator tim scott even wants to be considered to be vice president. so i don't think that that is going to happen. and honestly, given what is going on with the coronavirus and covid-19, the fact that vice president pence heads up the coronavirus task force, i think he's in the right place at the right time. and needs to continue in that position. >> kathy in louisiana, republican. >> caller: good morning. you're very brave to step up and take the place of the tea party patriot co-founder. i know that initially, when you started the organization, that you were targeted by the fbi. the irs, the dea, the deq, every possible organization there was, was weaponized against the tea party. i'm so glad y'all survived. the country needs conservative people worried about

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civil rights act bob woodson among our guests here tomorrow.t want to miss either one of them and, certainly, you wouldn't want to miss both of them. >> up next, former president barack obama raising money for mail-in voting. i wonder why he's doing that? it's rife with fraud. that's right, there really such a thing as we are learning every and who's behind it? not president obama. no. couldn't be him. couldn't be him. well, we'll find out. kris kobach joins us here next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey ♪ ♪ lou: president trump benefiting from a surge in approval among likely black voters just in the period since george floyd was killed last month. on may a 25th, the day floyd was killed, rasmussen had the president's approval among black voters at 22%. that's strong, but the number was up 15 points to 37% this past friday. in a new trafalgar group poll sunday, president trump leading joe biden in wisconsin by, basically, one point. the trafalgar group's other than is none other than pollster robert haley, correctly predic

bob woodson has seen all of this, he was part of the original civil rights movement more than 50 years ago and has been chronicling the fate of our cities ever since, and we are always pleased to have them on the show. thank you so much for joining us. what do you make of what's happening? >> it's been part of a trend for ten years, but the left has abandoned all pretense of fighting for its social justice. lower income blacks are just collateral damage for their efforts to demean and destroy these civic institutions in this country. not only that, but the children, 75% of these murders, no one is ever arrested so that means in these cities where these murders are current and also as you say, the police are vilified. in virginia legislature for instance, trying to reduce assault on a police officer to a misdemeanor. can you imagine if there is that we want to reduce it to a misdemeanor, what that would be? but this person feels they can do this to a police officer but this means our children are dying and low income blacks are the ones who are suffering the most in this outrage. and bl