government has to listen and has to government has to listen and has to reflect on this because there has to reflect on this because there has has to reflect on this because there has been over the last six weeks or so a range of unforced six weeks or so a range of unforced errors, miscalculations and misjudgments starting with his own patterson debacle and marching mps up the hill to vote marching mps up the hill to vote a marching mps up the hill to vote a certain way and then you turning vote a certain way and then you turning the vote a certain way and then you turning the very next day or so followed turning the very next day or so followed on by christmas parties followed on by christmas parties where the government says parties where the government says nothing to see here, there was no says nothing to see here, there was no party, and yet there are videos was no party, and yet there are videos and was no party, and yet there are videos and someone has r
targeted? or was it someone just shooting into the crowd perhaps to hit anybody? i cannot say if that s the case. all i know is that those bullets could have hit anyone. the trajectory from up the hill went through protesters into police. so i have no idea what the intentions were but i know the intentions of the people that i stand with every day and it was not their mission to ever do anything like that. reporter: do you one last question. do you expect a reaction from the police after this shooting perhaps not allowing people like yourself to come out and protest? i believe that fear causes people to not consider right sometimes. and that has happened a lot in this community. my hope is that they have seen that in 216 days we have not been violent. that is not the profile of the protesters. reporter: but there has been a lot of violence. i was here in august. things were street protests, a few scuffles. let me just finish my sentence. i was here in august street protests,
if they were protesters i wonder if they would still be here. we do not condone any violence. for 216 days we have been nonviolent and civilly disobedient. those bullets did not come from the protesters and they will not stop the protest. we continue a community of people fighting for their rights as human and we will continue in our pursuit against accountability for police and elected officials that caused everything that happened in the past six months. reporter: did you have some fear, personal concerns about your own safety last night? everyone did. reporter: do you feel like those cops were deliberately targeted? or was it someone just shooting into the crowd perhaps to hit anybody? i cannot say if that s the case. all i know is that those bullets could have hit anyone. the trajectory from up the hill went through protesters into police. so i have no idea what the intentions were but i know the intentions of the people that i stand with every day and it was not their miss
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walter cronkite, the anchorman, the apaern people loved him. but did other journalists? an honest look at the life and career of the most trusted man in news. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you so much for joining us. we re going to start the hour with politics. an historic recall election just days away in wisconsin. scott walker in a recall with tom beahr. they drove the efforts angered by walker s push to end collective bargaining rights for workers. we re at the democratic phone bank. first, it s going to be very, very close. well, you know, this race really will come down to how many people come out on election day. that s really what both sides are saying here. as we mentioned, i m outside of a democratic field office here. they have been making calls, knocking on doors. that s really been the name of the game for the last several days, weeks, especially, but it will be nonstop from now until tuesday. and the latest polls show governor walker with a very sl