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water bottle now at law enforcement. even if they're not obviously racist police officers, they are part of a racist organization. now, that's the flavor of the post floyd propaganda that we have seen saturate social media and even at times make its way into school curricula. and even in the cities plagued by crime, liberal mayors are still unafraid to say it like it is. >> police is not going to be age to re -- able to resolve these issues on our own. the level of restraint we saw yesterday by the new york city police department, that could have turned really ugly. young people. we have to, you know, be mindful of that as we bring back order. >> laura: mayor adams, this ririotdidn't turn ugly. it was ugly. rarely for the oppressed and misunderstood. in fact for most, crime pays. now, young people are angry
the city's actually put its money where its mouth is, and our city looks a bit more accepting thousand in a way that we think is consistent with our values. for the small local group of people who really want to see the cross stay, they're had such privilege for so long. losing it feels like being oppressed. it's going to be an adjustment for folks, but i think we will all get used to it, and i think it's a real benefit. so just get used to it, is what they're saying, and it's more inclusive to remove if it. >> it's very disappointing. there's so many people who feel that this is persecution against their faith. i just would hope that it would be able to be there for my children and their children, and i hope it comes back -- pete: what's your recourse? what can you do to fight to to bring it back? >> well, i know that the lions' club are the ones who hold the title of the easement. the city has got prejudgment possession of that title. i feel like that's injustice and
historically marginalized, oppressed, can even have their own bars, got rated all the time, so, pride month now exist, not to give them a leg up, but to say yes, you are equal members of society? >> i think that's a fair point, that, you know, they were treated unfairly throughout history. but at what point does pride month go away? when this pride month become two months? when does it become pride year? >> ramaswamy is known for giving a lot of interviews. >> let's talk about woke capitalism. >> this new sort of, we'll call it the woke left. >> they blow what i call woke smoke. >> when you talk about anti wokeism, my objection to it is not that -- it >> i'm go to stop you right there. because i feel like you keep putting words in my mouth. i never talk about anti-wokeness. i talk about national identity. >> when you talk about woke-ism as a negative thing -- >> as a symptom of a deeper cancer. >> by objection to -- well, a symptom of cancer is not a positive. >> no, but it's a decision of how i want to talk about it. >> my intention is not that there is annoying people on
can thanks —— can a bank with, and essentially coutts is a bank for the super—rich i do not think they would allow me to open an account there either but that does not mean i'm being oppressed. we have got to get this in proportion but there is a serious second issue which is about client confidentiality and i would not expect somebody who worked for... i bank at a not expect somebody who worked for... i bank ata building not expect somebody who worked for... i bank at a building society but i would not expect them to discuss my situation with a journalist either. there is impropriety there that needs to be looked at but it raises wider questions as well about the ability to withhold services on the basis of political views. to withhold services on the basis of politicalviews. if to withhold services on the basis of political views. if there are financial irregularities or some sort of misdemeanour, that is a different question, but as far as we know it was to do with that. we will wait and see how the story develops but i don't think anybody should be withheld from opening a bank account on the basis of their political views, that is a dangerous road to go down.
she had a concussion. admitting i was wrong is worsemt than losing at pickleball. saving your brain is a definite win. don't mess with your melon. if you hate it, get it checked . >> katie pavlik is back. here we go. scoping out the country's premier hunting lodges. everything a hunter could dream of. and more luxury hunting lodges of america hosted by keith hadlock. >> season two streaming now on fox nation. >> the democrat party is alienating black voters. that's not a theory. it's now demonstrable fact. yesterday, black georgia stateo. representative misha maynor announced her switch from the democrats to the republican s. biden won her district with 89% of the vote. take anned-switc a listen to whd to say. >> the democrat part y has not ame been focusing on black foe a whileor quit now. we cannot say that we care about people in marginalized communities if we want to keep them suppressed and oppressed. one of the things that bothered
person with a mind of their own. you went on to talk about black lives matter, then you said but do they? i see every other minority being prioritized except black children living in poverty that can't read. we'll send a million dollars to the border for immigrant services but black communities not even a shout-out. let's expand on those thoughts there and i'm sure you've shared this with your colleagues. what do they say when you approach them on these issues? >> i stand by everything that i said. the democrat party has not been focusing on black americans for quite awhile now. we cannot say that we care about people in marginalized communities if we want to keep them suppressed and oppressed. one of the things that bothered me the most is when i would ask them why are we doing this? why is it okay for kids to not
leave the democrat party, the democrat party left me" when it embraced left wing radicalism, lawlessness and put the interest of illegal aliens over the interests of americans. i have nothing to apologize for." georgia's state representative maynor is the first black republican woman to serve in the georgia general assembly. she represented one of the bluest parts of the state. the newly minted republican delivering a message for black americans voting for democrats. >> the democrat party has not been focuses on black americans for quite a while now. we cannot say that we care about people in the marginalized communities if we want to keep them suppressed and oppressed. one of the things that bothered me the most, when i would ask them why are we doing this? why is it okay for kids to not be able to read?
the palestinian leadership, for decades now, have been gearing us and the palestinian people towards peace, allying ourselves with international law, committing in and i am way towards international resolutions. let's not blame the victims here. yasser arafat was the problem, now our current president is the problem? we always seek to export the issue to be victims and the oppressed, not the occupier and the oppressed, not the occupier and the oppressor. what is there to think about? as we speak now, michael gove, secretary of state, is presenting his legislation in uk parliament to give the israeli illegal settlers and settlements an extra layer of protection. this is what gets israel intojenin, this is what gets israel intojenin, this is what gets israel intojenin, this is what gets the settlers to commit all of these atrocities. live now to hugh lovatt. he is a senior policy fellow with the middle east and north africa programme at the european council on foreign relations.
oppressed, education is about taking a step back and looking at things holistically, and if education is truly the great equalizer as many of us believe, then we have to take extra steps to ensure that access to higher education is actually equitable, and it is not a far stretch to say that what happened to your grandparents and what happened to down your family line does impact your economic status and also your education and depending on where you live, and so it is a very racist decision. the other thing i want to call attention to that i just found out a few hours ago is the fact that there's a car vow in the decision, for military schools -- carve out in the decision, for the military. there's been a lot of complaints and research on the predatory practices of the military really looking at specifically black and brown poor students and recruiting them. and i think that also highlights how racist this decision really is. >> so the affirmative action will remain in effect at west