call on it from a particular perspective. john, look, we started with a pumpkin patch story, which in certain ways is ridiculous. is it ridiculous when mr. carrothers said to us basically it feels like a threat. because this question of feeling threatened is everything when it comes to police aggression. well, i think what you are going to have here is is a political issue that boils down to the police chief and some of the elected officials coming to bat for the form and for policing in general. what has happened is that this black lives movement there is a white s.w.a.t. of law enforcement that believes it has come out of or is an outgrowth of that hands up don t shoot movement which was debunked by a lot of investigations that found that either witnesses lied or factual statements were made and then recanted. then as that movement grew and the outgrowth was black lived matter well now that gets branded with hands up don t
motorcycles because the rear wheel could detach. owners should check fair their wheel for cracking near the bolt. say it ain t so. watch it wiggle till you jiggle. it koud be the end for one childhood favorite. in in. why jell-o could take a hit. they help start the pro tests in ferguson and they re accused of misrepresenting the facts but now they re being praised for leadership. they were named two of the world s greatest leaders. they became full-time protestors leading the charge between the hands up don t shoot movement. the justice department ruled now
madison. police say officer matt kenny shot 19-year-old tony robinson after responding to a 911 call. investigators say the teen assaulted the officer and he fired to defend himself. today hundreds of people, mostly teens, rallied at the state capitol in madison chanting no justice, no peace. and black lives matter. we are digging deeper into this case and have development tomorrow evening. there s also new fallout from the justice department report on ferguson. the doj concluding that the hands up don t shoot movement was not based in fact. and the report completely cleared officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. but the justice department does accuse the ferguson p.d. of treating african-americans unfairly and recommends more than 25 steps to reverse policies the doj calls discriminatory. but my next guest says the real story is about a community in which honest people are afraid to tell the truth.
from the justice department report on ferguson. the doj concluding that the hands up don t shoot movement was not based in fact. and the report completely cleared officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. but the justice department does accuse the ferguson p.d. of treating african-americans unfairly and recommends more than 25 steps to reverse policies the doj calls discriminatory. but my next guest says the real story is about a community in which honest people are afraid to tell the truth. bret stevens foreign affairs columnist for the wall street journal. what do you mean by that? well, there are two reports. but the report about darren wilson, the report that completely exonerates and acquits the former police officer has massive witness testimony from people who saw the shooting. and in a number of cases you have witnesses who refused to come forward and testify tooutfully to authorities because they were afraid of what might happen to them if they
madison. police say officer matt kenny shot 19-year-old tony robinson after responding to a 911 call. investigators say the teen assaulted the officer and he fired to defend himself. today hundreds of people, mostly teens, rallied at the state capitol in madison chanting no justice, no peace. and black lives matter. we are digging deeper into this case and have development tomorrow evening. there s also new fallout from the justice department report on ferguson. the doj concluding that the hands up don t shoot movement was not based in fact. and the report completely cleared officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. but the justice department does accuse the ferguson p.d. of treating african-americans unfairly and recommends more than 25 steps to reverse policies the doj calls discriminatory. but my next guest says the real story is about a community in which honest people are afraid to tell the truth.