but if we're right, a lot of them will go to jail. [cheers and applause] so let's have trial by combat. [crowd clamoring] ♪ ♪ - when giuliani appeared alongside donald trump on january 6th, what came to my mind was the riot at city hall. [crowd yelling] - [whistling] - they marched around city hall park in a peaceful and orderly fashion, but then, minutes later, thousands of cops stormed through the barricades and ran on top of cars as they charged the stairs of city hall. [crowd cheering and yelling] ♪ ♪ - people called it at the time the riot of the oppressors. [crowd yelling] a riot of policemen. [crowd yelling] - you have a bunch of off-duty cops. [crowd yelling] - took over the roadway of the brooklyn bridge.
violence in the country. that's with the fbi is focused on, that's what law enforcement is targeting because anything that goes outside of that -- blacks are the victims whites of the oppressors, anything that goes outside of that you are sent sword or called racist. i don't like this guy whatever his name is -- he doxed my assistant. johnny invited him on the show friday at 8:00 and put his number in and the guy blasted his number two everybody -- johnny has been getting phone calls and text messages, face time all weekend and johnny is the victim here. 's before he owes him a playstation. >> jesse: at least. >> dana: cenat walked away with an appearance ticket walked free, he didn't get a permit to hold a large gathering and 65 people were arrested, 30
radical catholics because that fits into this political narrative, it's the populists that are causing all the violence in the country. that's with the fbi is focused on, that's what law enforcement is targeting because anything that goes outside of that -- blacks are the victims whites of the oppressors, anything that goes outside of that you are sent sword or called racist. i don't like this guy whatever his name is -- he doxed my assistant. johnny invited him on the show friday at 8:00 and put his number in and the guy blasted his number two everybody -- johnny has been getting phone calls and text messages, face time all weekend and johnny is the victim here. 's before he owes him a playstation. >> jesse: at least. >> dana: cenat walked away with an appearance ticket, walked free, he didn't get a
the district attorney held a town hall that was bedlam. people are outraged. what is coming out of it is inspiring alliances between white and black neighborhoods. to your point, they are undermining the basic law and order and when chaos erupts, they blame the chaos on the system rather than their efforts to undermine the rules of the system. in order to protect people, if you care about the most vulnerable, you need laws and you need to enforce those laws. they have said that criminals are victims and that the victims of crime and the people raising the alarm about this are the oppressors. that is the official line. we have a ways to go before we hit bottom but now we see more
right now. the district attorney of oakland just held a town hall meeting a few nights ago. it was absolutely bedlam. i mean, people are absolutely outraged. what i will say that's comingwh out of it is some reallyat inspiring alliances between i white and black neighborhoods, between people that were traditionallsy on the left and people that are more seriously on the right. but, yeah, i think to your point, what they're doing is they're undermininginin the basic law and order. and then when the chaos erupts,o they the chaos on the system itself rather than on their efforts to undermine the rules of the syste them in orderyo to protect people. if you care about human beings ,you care about the most vulnerable. you need laws and you need enforce those laws. and what they've done is they've basically said that the criminals are victims and that the victims of crime t and thhe ve people who are raish the alarm about this are the oppressors. t thisthat's the official line g the radical left in the bay area. soe official i think we've stilt
resilient people who responded to their oppressors in an adaptive manner utilizing every resource at their disposal to resist the inhumane nature of the bondage they were in. >> the speaker in that video is florida department of education official john duebel. i wanted to hear more from him, so we reached out to mr. duebel. but he referred us to the florida department of education. we've contacted that board three separate times. they are not responded to our inquiry. all right. here to discuss florida's new education standards and this new explanation, neil joseph, associate dean for equity, justice and inclusion at the university of texas at austin is joining us now. he is also the author of the third construction. professor joseph, what did you make of the state official's
this has been -- this has been and her flip to being slaves benefited from slavery. that is not the standard at all. what this is saying, what this is saying is -- this is not the story simply of victims who weathered in the face of oppression, who rather this -- of a resilient people that responded to their oppressors in an adaptive manner, utilizing every resource at their disposal to resist the inhumane nature of the bondage they were in. >> the speaker in that video is flooded apartment of education official john bel. i wanted to hear more from him. so, we reach out to mr. daybell. he referred us to the 40 department of education. we contacted that for three
thing and turned it into some kind of -- against racism and all this other stuff. it's not real. she sounded drunk, but i often sound drunk at times. you know what i hate most about this? we have to do the work that kamala was supposed to do, so she comes out there, she lies she did no preparation. every fool like me this week and has to read the curriculum. i'm exhausted. i wanted to play, hang out with my dog. but, it is gross you out. i get grossed out when i see this, because i imagine how much better a country we would be if people didn't go on this crazy fake -- biden country b.s. i think we need a color-blind summer. how much better everyone would feel if blacks did not feel oppressed because -- and that -- that their coworkers and classmates are not seen as oppressors because they were white. this is not -- we were supposed
classmates are not seen as oppressors because they were white. this is not -- we were supposed to have, by old joe, everybody was supposed to get along. now it's stuff like this to create division. now, we have to feel guilty at all times about who our ancestors were, and we are always going to be the target. that apparently keeps them out of trouble. i don't know. >> there was also this idea that kamala harris, one of the first things she did was to figure out "this is something i can do to get democrats perhaps interested" in the numbers with them. jim has seen not as a former obama guy, campaign guy, this is the democratic point of view. >> sometimes, the best gifts in politics over the other side gives you. i love how quickly -- decides to go down there the next day, her remarks. not scripted. she looks at the cameras, and just said what was in her heart. it reminds you why she first
or that anyone would agree to it at all? >> i think slim to none. it's very easy for barry to say that. that he is no longer in the industry. and when he was running for one of the other studios, i think that there's very little chance he would've agreed to it. and i don't think actors would agree to that either. because it's not like that money is going to be dispersed amongst their fellow actors. they're more likely to put aside to fund the lower paid actors. and not give it back to the studios that they're calling their oppressors right now. so i don't think that's very feasible. the one thing dillard did say that's interesting is setting some type of a deadline or a new goal to maybe have a deal done by september 1st or something like that. if you think that would be helpful because right now the two sides aren't even talking. the actors are not talking. but the rioters aren't talking and they've been on strike since early may. >> meanwhile, netflix stop hit a 17 month high.