Heroes, can be laid to rest. and the conversation can restart after that. are those actions not enough for you? he visited the if you were the mayor of new york, what would you do? if i was the mayor in new york i would approach the subject with a lot more humility and start to re-evaluate how i came into office and maybe realize that some of my actions were not the right actions that need to be reflective of all people. and what the mayor came in with was a tale of two cities to which today we now have. we didn t have two cities when he ran for office. he needs to become humbled. and he needs to start backing up his words with actions because he has no track record of having actions in the past. i would personally further it with meetings and i m opening myself to meetings with dr. king, dr. ben carson, the reverend floyd flake, george martin, former nfl player for the new york giants. him and i have been working together trying to build bridges. and we are reaching out to these
i was on the phone last week with one of the great black leaders, the guy that ran against me for the united states congress, former congressman, the reverend floyd flake out of south jamaica. he gets federal funds, he built senior citizen housing, he does great things. he s a black leader that i want to listen to. he s done great things. as far as race baiting jesse jackson and race baiting al sharpton who tonight on fifth avenue they re having a demonstration when this big bird mayor says oh, we re not going to have any more demonstrations. al sharpton is calling on i actually don t want to waste any more time talking about sharpton and jackson because i think we all agree they re bad people. i want you to focus on de blasio. this mayor, he s basically a communist, right, helping the sandinistas, giving them care packages, honeymooning in cuba, has he lost control of new york city? well, what he could have done at that news conference and what i d like him to do, we want to
People including barack obama. they believe that america is still the jim crow south. they ve got to come to reality. racism is not what it used to be and there isn t a racist behind every tree. having said that, you know, i disagree with bo. this is not a time for jesse jackson to shut up. because you can t shut jesse jackson up. it s time for people of goodwill to speak up and to reply and rebut the racial arsonists like louis farrakhan. it s time for us to say where are they, though? i was on the phone last week with one of the great black leaders, the guy that ran against me for the united states congress, former congressman, the reverend floyd flake out of south jamaica. he gets federal funds, he built senior citizen housing, he does great things. he s a black leader that i want to listen to. he s done great things. as far as race baiting jesse jackson and race baiting al sharpton who tonight on fifth avenue they re having a demonstration when this big bird
all of the things that we will talk about in due time. i ask any organizations that were planning events or gatherings that are about politics and protests, that could be for another day. let s accompany these families on their difficult journey. let s see them through the funerals. but the protesters did not listen, and many demonstrators once again took to the streets in the big apple today. this comes amid reports that a small group of protesters gathered by the memorial in brooklyn at the site where the two officers were gunned down this past weekend. joining me is sheriff david clark. sheriff, welcome to the program. thank you. i want to ask, you have your finger on the pulse of what is happening right now. i know this is a local story, but it has spread far beyond new york city. do you see this anti-cop rhetoric, the sentiment spreading outside of new york? yes, i do, and it s happening here in milwaukee, wisconsin as well. look, this is a national story now. i
aim andrea cantantaros in for s hannity. i think it s important that regardless of people s viewpoints that everyone recognizes this as a time to step back and just focus on these families. i think it s a time for everyone to put aside political debates, put aside protests, put aside all of the things that we will talk about in due time. i ask any organizations that were planning events or gatherings that are about politics and protests, that could be for another day. let s accompany these families on their difficult journey. let s see them through the funerals. but the protesters did not listen, and many demonstrators once again took to the streets in the big apple today. this comes amid reports that a small group of protesters gathered by the memorial in brooklyn at the site where the two officers were gunned down this past weekend. joining me is sheriff david clark. sheriff, welcome to the program. thank you. i want to ask, you have your finger on the pulse of what