let it go let it go can t hold it back anymore a whole new world of censorship from the family friendly company. we re going to tell you about that as we re freezing here in new york city. freezing, frozen, get it? it s tuesday, you re watching fox & friends. this is sherry shepherd and you re watching fox & friends with my best pal, elisabeth hasselbeck. and those two other guys. that hurts our feelings. i thought she was nice. she doesn t mean it. you sure? she loves you guys. joining us to apologize, sherry shepherd, go ahead. nothing? i know she s actually watching. she watches in the morning. all right. let s talk about the news of the day. yesterday the president of the united states, so many people were saying, mr. president, you got to do something about ferguson. well, he did. he had a meeting there at the executive office building, the eisenhower building. he brought together clergy, as
general eric holder yesterday in atlanta discussing racial profiling in the wake of the fallout in ferguson, missouri. this as the president announces a taxpayer-funded plan to retrain police officers across the country, and reverend al sharpton urges a continued fight for justice. is this really making matters better or maybe worse? joining us is milwaukee s county sherrif david clarke. good morning to you, sherrif. good morning, sir. how are you doing? doing fine. thanks very much. why the sudden push by the white house to do something about ferguson? what is the white house doing here? it s all theatrics. the white house understands the optics of this situation and so they create this flurry of activity and people mistake activity for accomplishment. i will resist any attempt by eric holder and the president of the united states, with all due respect, to try to run my office here at the local level. policing is a local issue. we do not need federal involvement. all they re try
the minds musically, at the white house the president of the united states said i m going to do something about ferguson. so he did yesterday. he had a meeting. he called in clear why he called in clergy and cops and talked about what happened in the wake. the president did not offer an opinion, however, on the grand jury decision, which many in his party do not like, but instead he came up with a plan to keep it from happening again, he hopes. it is a four-point plan we can outline here for you. 50,000 police body cameras will be instituted here. it s going to be reviewed and implemented. the white house report a police militarization executive order on military-style equipment acquisition. we have military equipment. the military says why don t we give it to some of the police forces in some of the bigger cities in case they need t. for example, there is a nonstop terror attack and terror alert in
hearing young people feeling marginalized and distrustful even after they ve done everything right. that s not who we are. and i don t think that s who the overwhelming majority of americans want us to be. president obama meeting with civil rights leaders at the white house following last week s fallout in ferguson. the president asking for $263 million to retrain police officers and fix what he calls a mistrust between law enforcement and the public. is more money, though, really the answer? joining us now, philadelphia mayor michael nutter, who attend yesterday s meeting with the president. mr. mayor, we thank you for joining us here. good morning. we continue to hear that the