down police officers, that is assault with a deadly weapon. when you are charging at officers, that s assault with a deadly weapon. you do not have the freedom to mow down officers with your vehicle. as a st. louis native, this is the same stuff we heard with the mike brown case when everyone said hands up, don t shoot. yet the jurors, the individuals, the witnesses that were selected from ferguson, from that community. mike brown s community, those witnesses said that never actually happened. that whole lie was able to go around the world and i m so tired of this happening. you have video evidence. don t run down cops. and you won t get shot. police lives matter, too. period. abby: i was watching that last night. she made a lot of strong points in that moment but just her passion behind it because, you know as we have seen on the with the riots, there are a lot of emotions involved in these things. you are talking about black lives matter. you are talking about cops. and it is just
brian: sean spicer, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. a couple more minutes, but i want to go to breaking news in st. louis. we are taking you back to the streets of st. louis or not. we will go over to will carr who is down in the middle of that group. well? is this growing as the night sets, will? 30 minutes go by, and two groups converge to create this massive group that we have out here. we were able to get on the interstate 64. as soon as a double back, they were in front of the hospital. they have taken up both sides of the street, which covered two emergency routes. and a police escort trying to separate all of these people trying to get through. there is a real safety concern when they get in front of the hospital. one thing you also do not see on boarded upou also do not see on windows. that is because this started and downtown where businesses were boarded up all the windows.
friends know you. so don t let it get to who you are. and keep fighting back. and coming on shows like this. brian, a pleasure to meet you. i think you do a wonderful job, and thank you for the opportunity to present my side. brian: all right. doug, still fighting. meanwhile, and by the way we are all one mistake from being in his same spot. it feels like a century ago but sean spicer has only been gone from the trump white house for a couple of months. in fact, he was working after we thought he left. coming up, sean spicer will join us for his first prime time news interviews sincein leaving the administration. plus, protests heating up at this hour in st. louis after a former cop was acquitted of the death of a 24-year-old black man. dana loesch will be here to weigh in. for their own frequent heartburn. and all day, all night protection.
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law enforcement as the community of st. louis, as their law enforcement empowered to act? you know, it s tough, because you would have to be inside of the meetings. one thing i know from law enforcement communities is they don t want to repeat the same mistakes they had in ferguson. with all the bad optics that got some people so fired up, sometimes they were hands off and sometimes they were hands on, and the saying was they had a checklist of things you shouldn t do and they ran right down the checklist last time in the run-up to ferguson. this time, you see the police are trying to stay back as much as they can until the demonstrators come up to a line like trying to get on the interstate, and they draw the line there don t let them on the interstate. when they re marching just on the city streets, cops let them go. brian: mike, is there a sense that you get that just being in st. louis for a short time, and i m reading about the case, catching up to it that justice was served t