isn t going as well. so they are hoping n tucker: isn t doesn t that say something? we used to laugh at less developed nation where witches were kill and human sacrifice took place and cannibalism. what does it tell you in heart of brooklyn, hipster h.q., people do what they do in the most primitive places in the world? i hope its a 5k run type of thing and for awareness and that it is so extreme they are doing it as a sign of just awareness and getting the thoughts out there to let it be known they don t supportnd kavanaugh. i can t imagine they believe this hex will work. perhaps some of them do believe in it. tucker: serious question. i m hardly a theologian or an expert. but what if it s true that not everything that is real we can see and there are spiritual forces and you sit around with other dumb people summoning up dark forces?
hundreds of us walk add cross the brooklyn bridge on the, you know, brooklyn bound side where the cars would normally be multiple lanes continued across into really the heart of brooklyn, i think i ll just never forget this. this was the most poignant image. at the front which i joined for seven hours tonight they were carrying about half a dozen c.a.r.d.board scoff fins and etched on them were names you may not know, i wasn t as familiar with, not high-profile cases, but people that these folks feel in the city of new york were unjustly shot and killed by new york police officers and so in the middle of main thoroughfare in brooklyn, dozens of people lay down. calling it a die-in and four multiple minutes there was quiet and all night long you heard the power and voices and song but in those few moments it was the power of the silence that was incredibly poignant and spoke volumes for what these people
well orchestrated. there were organizers in the backs of the marches and the fronts making sure people, you know, were abiding the law for the most parts. in terms of crossing streets before people started walking into traffic. you saw people starting here in lower manhattan towards siem fooims square. my group we went straight over the brooklyn bridge. police had anticipated a lot of these marches. so we walked along the brooklyn bridge on the brooklyn-bound side, where the cars would normally be. multiple lanes. continue to cross into really the heart of brooklyn. i ll never forget this. it was the poignant image. at the front of this particular protest in which i joined for several hours tonight, they were