chris e teen a that coleman live in los angeles with more on that story. christina. reporter: hi, jon. on instagram the bakery, reams california, stated their business is dedicated to uplifting social and racial justice. they also said they believe prohibiting guns at their establishment keeps the restaurant safer. however, san francisco s police union president, tracy mcrae, tells fox news the bakery s rule to not serve officers who are armed and in uniform is discriminatory to law enforcement and shameful. reporter: it s asinine. and we ve been in that community a lot longer than that restaurant has, sorry. [laughter] we ve been patronizing businesses there a lot longer than that business has been open. stop with the whole woke b.s. stuff because, you know what? it s tired now. reporter: mcrae says she s learned of the bakery s rule after an officer was refused service last weekend in the bakery in san francisco. in a statement, that officer said, quote: after working back to b
i think, just nailed it. because what, you know, the answer to the point i just made is what gestures said. the problem of what jim jordan is doing, of whatdoing, what mcg in trying to interfere in the carrying out of a judicial process at a state level, you know, and they re trying to do the hook with, oh, yeah, we re spending federal dollars, it s all b.s. oats just throwing crap at the wall to see what they can get to stick to do what? delay this process. people have already started to look at this and go you know what i don t like book bans, i don t like where we are heading on abortion, and that s going to be some of the signature the party is going to fail to get. well, we ll see how it pans
already had to show georgia s election was clean and then of course you got the secretary of state who actually has the receipt that s causing donald trump the biggest problem the recording he where he told donald trump he wasn t going to steal the election for him. all of this happens framed around a republican party that s already called b.s. on this. so you have a group of defendants that are essentially there on their own with donald trump. with fraudulent electors scheme that they plotted. you re not going to hear the background chorus from state leaders defending them. to their credit, they have from beginning, governor kemp, lieutenant governor and attorney general brad rafensburger who presented that early on.
they said for the most part you everybody, all the principles in the government at that point have pseudonym accounts in case their real one gets spammed or something like that. and, in fact, they still a lot of people still in washington do operate by that will they get them from the national archives? stay tuned. ainsley: that s normal. steve: it s normal. brian: anti-spam and find out what is in it. ainsley: regardless people are frustrated with the directed of this country. people are worried before the direction of the country. that s why oliver anthony s song has resonated so well across the united states. it s called rich men north of rismted. how hard everybody works for b.s. pays he says. and how frustrated he is. good ole boy in north carolina. christopher anthony. his grandfather s name is oliver anthony. he lives in a camper with three dogs. turned down $8 million contract. cracked his skull when he was working in a north carolina paper mill spent six months
feel that you failed, that s the chord that he struck. i call this song the ballad of bidenomics. because some people in the nation are feeling what he is singing about. ainsley: conservatives are calling it the working class anthem. the lyrics are not only powerful but very clever when he talks about the rich men north of richmond. and he talks about i wish politicians looked out for minors. meaning the coal miners and not just minors jeffrey epstein involving minors. i m a iraq vet marine this one got my eyes a little soggy, too. i m very proud of this young man for having the cohan nasa to tell it like it is. semper fidelis, oliver. this is the first time a non-goes pep song brought tears to my eyes and made me speechless. i m 75 years old and worked overtime for the b.s. pay my entire life and i approve of this message.