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Week was beset by a white mob. as the president said today it was not a riot. it was a massacre. thousands of homes and businesses not only looted but burned to the ground. whole blocks of homes and businesses and churches and newspapers and restaurants destroyed by a white mob that not only shot black tulsans in the street, killing innumerable people, literally unnumbered people, the total death toll not known to this day from the tulsa race massacre, but they not only shot people in the street but they literally dropped home made fire bombs on the greenwood neighborhood from private aircraft...

Dropped bombs on other americans, dropped fire bombs and shot from the sky, between 100 and 300 people dead. this weekend, remembering all that was lost, the violence of the day. then also everything that came after. folks here are unpacking the past, reckoning with the past. the narratives are being centered. voices are being lifted. jesse jackson here for this commemoration. the mayor of tulsa is here. a small congressional delegation. also folks from all across the country and across town coming here to commune in fellowship here on historic greenwood avenue. you mentioned some of this, tha...

So this is nonsense to say that somehow it's a failure. >> congressman, what does that work get you in terms of policy? >> ultimately, stephanie, if the united states of america and american voters believe that the path to prosperity and peace and security is through two sides further retreating to corners, throwing political fire bombs at one another and franth on each side essentially being the voices of the entire republican and democratic party, if that's what america wants, well, we're getting that right now. i would ask and i would implore and i would invite people who are watching right...

Claim leadership of the palestinian cause. and on the israeli side, there are reasons why israel wouldn't want to continue this. one, the idea that 20% of its population, the palestinian citizens were getting more and more involved in this. that was something that israel was very uncomfortable with. we saw inter-israeli mop violence start to emerge during this. that never happened in the past where you had israeli-arabs and israeli-jews fighting each other on the streets. throwing fire bombs at each other's homes. that is a very unsettling and dangerous dynamic that prime minister netanyahu re...

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