Address the potentially systemic policing issues in minneapolis. The challenges we face are deeply woven into our history. They did not arise today or last year. Martha the president of the United States also signalling that he believes its not time to move on. Vice president just referred to systemic racism is a stain on our nations soul. Such a verdict is much too rare. So we cant leave this moment or look away thinking our work is done. Martha well talk about that. Minneapolis was quiet last night. Homicides are up 70 in minneapolis, this is a problem that is widespread for the everyday life there. We know from our time on the ground there, people live in the neighborhoods where violent crime is daily, they dont want fewer Police Officers. They want more. They have already lost because of all of this about 200 of their roughly 800 Police Officers. Lawrence jones is standing by. He spent a lot of time on the ground there. We begin with former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy. Good to
Latest from Kristin Fisher on all of these measures to respond and take advantage of critics say a sore situation. Yesterdays verdict is a step in the right direction. He also says theres still much more work to be done to address what he describes as the systemic racism embedded in u. S. Institutions. It was a murder in full light of day. Ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see the systemic racism the Vice President just referred to. Theres systemic racism that is a stain on our nations soul. The knee on the neck of justice for black americans. So President Biden is using this moment to try to pass the George Floyd Justice and policing act. All eyes are on Capitol Hill where the bill has passed the house but still stuck in the senate. The bill will end choke holds and no knock warrants. It appears a compromise could be close. Republican senator Tim Scott that put forth his own police proposal, he said i think were on the verge of wrapping this up depending on how quickly th
watters and it greg gutfeld, this is the five . mr. trump: want to start by thanking the supreme court for his unanimous decision today, it was a very important decision. very well-crafted. i think it will go a long way towards bringing our country together, which our country needs? you cannot take somebody out of the race, the person can take some body out of the race very quickly. about a quarter not be doing the and supreme court saw that very well. it is a very big day for ame america, it is of a big day for liberty and i think it is just a great day for this country. dana: donald trump somebody his unanimous nonis your victory at the supreme court, every single just as a ruling in favour of the former president and rejecting colorado s attempts to keep them off the ballot. the decision falling ones of debated following if trump was in violation of the insurrectionist claws of the 14th amendment. despite the former president never being charged with insurrection. and
it is a very big day for liberty and it is a great day for this country. donald trump celebrating his 9-0 victory at the supreme court. supreme court. they rejected colorado s attempt to keep him off the ballot. the decision following months of debate over whether he was in violation of the insurrectionist clause of the 14th amendment. despite him never being charged with insurrection and this is quite the reversal. now that it has failed, she says it is up to voters to save democracy. my larger reaction is disappointment. i believe states should be able to bar oath breaking. it will be up to americans. democracy remains very much under attack and under that threat. this upcoming election will be crucial. the ruling impacting over 30 states. i am supposed to inform all of you we are in this temporary studio so we can get ready to soup the lack get ready for coverage. the supreme court justice eight no humble pie today. she is a trump hater and that is what this is
hah keep jeffries. cleaver? jeffries. cline? kevin mccarthy. cloud? jim jordan. clyburn? jeffries. clyde? biggs. cohen? hakeem jeffries. cole? mccarthy. collins? as we listen to the roll being called by my count, five republicans have voted against mccarthy for speaker. two voted for jim jordan, one included boebert. and two for andy biggs. garrett haake, by my count that s five and he could only lose four. on this first role call, he said he will keep this going vote after vote until they get worn down or something breaks. is that your take? we never call votes until they are over, but in this case, i now count six, one more since we came on the air. clyde voting for andy biggs, one of the leaders of this rebel group. six republicans so far voting against kevin mccarthy. if the math holds through the remainder of the alphabet, as we have every reason to expect it will, with all democrats voing for hakeem jeffries, we do appear to be in a s