protest, first amendment a. freedom of speech. >> absolutely. >> freedom of expression. >> there is no moratorium on the search for justice. every new yorker. including the protesters today mourn the loss of these courageous officers. that doesn't mean that the mayor should suspend freedom of speech. freedom of organizing because everybody in new york right now mourns this loss specialsly because they are minorities. >> nikki, i get the freedom of speech. >> i get the first amendment. when does that cross the line? when does that constitutional right cross the line when you start disrupting people's lives dramatically. >> disrupting people's lives? they're shutting down fifth avenue and they have an organized march. it's not a protest. we are not shutting down manhattan. >> there are a lot of people who try to get to work. frankly a lot of the african-americans who couldn't get to work and earn a few bucks to put food on the table because black lives matter. >> that is a policy problem. not shutting down fifth avenue. very easy to shut down. there is irish, there is a parade. this is a traditional thing in new york.