calling for defunding the police? the title of your article was defund the police, but let s not should look to the title. your article begins by saying the national protests we saw last year opened up space for transformative policy discussions, you then continue to write, into that space, and this is a quote, into that space has surged a unifying call the black lives matter movement. defund the police. do you really believe defund the police is a unifying call? i don t support defund the subleased i m reading from your article. do you disagree with your article? lawrence: you think that is controversial? just wait, buckle up, there is more. was officer darren wilson justified or not in the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, in 2014? as a private citizen, based on the facts that i note i am not privy to the details that the federal government have been privy to in the course of its investigations, as a private citizen, there is somethin
attacked on 9/11. war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. bret: two presidents, two messages. good evening welcome to washington. i m bret baier a monumental decision about america s longest war almost 20 years after troops went into afghanistan, president biden is taking criticism tonight from both sides of the aisle over his announced intention to withdraw all of them by september 11th this year. the last administration, the trump administration also planned to remove forces this year. but there are questions about whether the afghans can prevent the taliban and al qaeda from regaining a terrorist foot hold in the region, specifically inside afghanistan. white house correspondent kristin fisher has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, kristin. good evening, bret. president biden just made one of the biggest, most consequential decisions of his presidency. a full withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. president bi
but first, i have to be honest with you, this is a difficult topic for me for many reasons. i m a young black man in america who grew up wanting to be a cop. when i was a kid, my friends and i would play cops and robbers. and i was always the cop. i was a police explorer. i went on to major in college and criminal justice. i have nothing but respect for the profession. i know how hard their job is. i know the stakes. i understand the inherent danger that comes with being a cop. but sadly, i also know what it is like to have a negative experience with a police officer. i personally understand how experiences like that can lead to fear and distrust. and look, i m not alone feeling this way. we all have stories like senator tim scott. i recall walking into an office building just last year, after being here for five years, capital, and the officer looked at me, a little attitude, and said i don t know you. show me your i.d. i will tell you, i was speaking to myself, either he
i can t take it. don t wear a mask it, wear a mask, where two masks. at some point we have to hav freedom. you see the point, you re ahead of the curve right i trie to be fair, you are ahead of th curve. laura: i enjoyed watching outlets on your show, because h has been a leader on this. s been great. laura: awesome show tonight we will see you tomorrow. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight. this is what we re talking about . america s doctor is on the outs. it s about time. for months we ve told you that dr. c5 is misinforming the public prayer tonight will brin you the latest. also, with the biden doj start criminalizing the vague and eve shifting standards of what constitutes systemic racism? bob woodson response to that. why are they calling for the en of prisons no prisons. detroit police chief james crai on what effect that will have o our streets. but first, the red states care. that is the focus of tonight s angle. democrats and their allies in big
the family tells us the 26-year-old had an extraordinary life and was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. the man charged was a repeat violent offender. but isn t that exactly what progressives, the media and black lives matter wanted? they said don t prosecute. they said empty the jails. they said reimagine public safety. if the folks in law enforcement that share the goals of reimagining policing. rethinking and reimagining policing. communities efforts to reimagine policing. to reimagine policing. we have to reimagine what policing looks like. we must reimagine what public safety looks like. that s what they said, black america says we just want fairness. equal justice under the law. to be fair, we don t support that. you don t have to take my word for it. a few research polls show black democrats are more likely to backing creased police spending and white folks. we didn t ask for any of this, but if we weren t funding this movement, who was. it feels