moines called urbandale and we are back here in the kitchen, obviously, because i wanted you all to see this. look at these cinnamon rolls. look how massive they are. wow. i cannot wait to dig into one of these. look at these wonderful blueberry pancakes nancy prepared for me. she told me not to eat them. right? we rushed them for this show. thank you for holding the door for me. look at these fine folks in iowa woo! [cheers and applause] ainsley: look at all of you. thank you all so much. i will leave these here. but don t eat them nancy said because we had to rush them. they might not be ready look at these beautiful people in iowa! thank you. do you want a picture? all right. let s do it. there you go. flip it around. here we go. i don t know how to do that? just like. [cheers and applause] he is videoing it. i m going to come back and get a picture a with you, okay? hi, everyone, nice to see you all? hey, thank you all for getting up so early for us? such a good pla
both arguments, both sides are being criticized at this point for using excessive force. the protesters say that the police in many occasions have used too much force. this is why the teachers were out on the streets as well, but then the police for their point of view, they have said that if they weren t going to have force used against them, they wouldn t need to use it either. of course the big question is what will happen tomorrow, pro-democracy protesters hoping hundreds of thousands of people will be on the streets. fredricka. paula hancocks keep us posted. thank you so much. a former senior adviser to the national security adviser in the obama administration. so authorities have made a show of preparing, you know, more security forces to deal with these protesters, and they have also denied a protest permit for tomorrow, so is this setting the stage for bigger, possibly even more violent confrontations? well, it seems pretty clear, fred, that 11 weeks in hong kong proteste
opposing sides fought before police arrived and arrested johnson, the flag burner. as members of the white national group, the proud boys arrived to add their voice to the chaos. all of this taking place in lafayette park, which sits in front of the white house. and is a traditional gathering place for protest groups. the secret service said the party had a protest permit but not a permit to burn the flag at that location. gregory johnson is something of a serial flag burner. in 2016, he burned an american flag outside the republican national convention in cleveland and he did the same thing in 1984. again, outside the republican national convention, which was being held in dallas that year. he was convicted and then appealed all the way to the supreme court. which ultimately ruled that flag burning is a symbolic speech protected by the first amendment. in light of that, johnsoner
join energy upgrade california and do your thing. welcome back. over the weekend the debate over free speech rajd on. a conservative group called boston free speech organized a rally in the city. ali organizers say their event was not intended for white supremacists, neo-nazis or the kkk, and while dozens turned out for that event, an estimated 40,000 counterprotestors swarmd boston common and spilled out into the streets. the counter demonstrations believe the free speech event was a thinly veiled way to shield hate groups in the wake of the deadly crash in sharltsville. the aclu helped the unite the right group obtain a protest permit in charlottesville and says it will continue to consider requests from hate groups seeking legal help to