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Of it in history class, but you have a better connection and you can understand better. me personally i can consider that my uncle had to go through it and honestly it wasnt really that long ago that all of this type of stuff was happening. ive been a fire captain for the last 15 years. ive been called the n word by people that i was there to help and only now since george floyd there are conversations that are going on. crowd: im waiting... for change. ..for change. my generation isjust a littl...

Last night, and then all day today, we watched as two american cities worked on taking down confederate monuments. one monument for a staunch defender of slavery in charleston, south carolina. the other at the state capital in raleigh, north carolina. it turns out taking down centuries olds monuments is time consuming work. in raleigh, it has taken three days and quite a few different cranes to fully disassemble even just the pillar of that 75 foot tall monument to confederate sould i soldiers. ...

And in raleigh it took three days and a few different cranes to fully disassemble the pillar of that 75-foot tall monument to confederate soldiers. around 11:30 last night they finally removed the last piece of that monument in raleigh. in charleston crews started their work hours after the city council voted unanimously to take down the statue of john calhoun. they labored in the heat most of the day today. one thing we are seeing about the length of time it takes to remove these gigantic monum...

Perpetuate slavery. in san francisco protesters brought on ulysses s grant who is general defeated the confederacy and as president thought the ku klux klan. in washington protesters are focused on a statue of president andrew jackson across from the white house and in the capital several stages depicting those who served the confederacy. shannon: thank you very much. some good news before we say good night. after eight years of tsa service canine agent toronto is retiring. minneapolis internati...

>> shes answer that question herself and what she said was fine with me. >> laura: what she said is "im not apologizing and thats what i believe" despite the fact that the legislation was offered by senator tim scott, african-american senator, they dont want to even debate on this. >> you know, when senator scott put forward his proposal the democrats took to the senate floor and called it her token which senator scott pointed out is a word that is sometimes used not in a very nice way, they kno...

In the italian-american contribution in this country. >> another columbus fell in st. paul. thousands of signed on to replace the explorer with minnesota native prince, suggesting "perhaps a sculpture of prince playing the super bowl guitar of his, rocking out into the minnesota sky near our capital. how beautiful would that be"? tens of thousands more have endorsed petitions to replace confederates in new orleans with britney spears and one in virginia with missy elliott. president trump wants ...

Herself and what she said was fine with me. >> laura: what she said is "im not apologizing and thats what i believe" despite the fac. that the legislation was offered by senator tim scott african-american senator, theyth dont want to even debate on this. >> you know, when senator scott put forward his proposal, the democrats took to the senate floor and called it her token, which senator scott pointed out is a word that is sometimes used not in a very nice way, they know exactly what theyre doin...

>> dana: joining me now former national security advisor. john bolton. thank you very much. you just released your memoir about your time in the trump administration. the book is called the room where it happened. we appreciate you coming on. i know you have done many interviews. you said that both biden and trump would not be good presidents to elect in 2020. what is the thing that would worry you the most if president trump wins or if biden wins from a foreign policy perspective? what is at th...

Facilities are protected. our law enforcement are the most highly trained professionals in government in terms of these types of occasions. what you sawy earlier this week was a coordinated effort from law enforcement from d.c. and the park police. theyll move promptly with these matters and move folks away with great -- with a great speed. >> neil: why i asked you about what you would do in the event they would try to take that statue down. youre an officer. the question about what role you mig...

Abraham lincoln. thomas jefferson. not going to happen. not as long as i am here. >> national security correspondent standing by. doug, good morning. >> good morning to you, ed all is here in lafayette park. uc dc police officer standing guard behind me. i want to show you quick picture , pose i did for a special report in the month of may, by the bust of george, washington,. that bust has since been toppled . ironic considering the fact tha it happened at a college named george washington unive...