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The Five

young man that was killed. he was 35 years old. his name was bernard. he works three jobs. he took care of three kids. he took care of his wife. he went to school to become an hvac engineer to make sure that he actually had real good solid work. he would get up in the morning and go work for the water treatment system in washington, d.c. and she said there is just no -- there's no one that is putting up structures. like a recreational center. someplace where they can hang out but what is happening is they are hanging out on the corner after the whole idea of snitching has become something that is so bad that no one wants to talk to anybody else about what is really happening. the police, they are out manned. they don't have any end to help where they can do anything about it. if they do something about it the people are prosecuted. i understand the need for the national guard. i don't know if that will actually happen. as james freeman of "the wall street journal" --

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The Five

mass shooting that happened on saturday night. we had one of the mothers of the young man that was killed. he was 35 years old. his name was bernard. he works three jobs. he took care of three kids. he took care of his wife. he went to school to become an hvac engineer to make sure that he actually had real good solid work. he would get up in the morning and go work for the water treatment system in washington, d.c. and she said there is just no -- there's no one that is putting up structures. like a recreational center. someplace where they can hang out but what is happening is they are hanging out on the corner after the whole idea of snitching has become something that is so bad that no one wants to talk to anybody else about what is really happening. the police, they are out manned. they don't have any end to help where they can do anything about it. if they do something about it, the people are prosecuted. i understand the need for the national guard.

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Fox News Live

before. >> there is the idea of no snitching in a lot of neighborhoods, predominantly black in urban neighborhoods it can be difficult. steven a. smith from espn, he lived here in the city, worked many years in philadelphia, this morning this is what he had to say about the violence in the black community. listen. >> we need each other. we need each other living. we need each other breathing. we need to uplift one another. i'm not talking about the white community, i'm not talking about the hispanic community, i'm talking about my own community we are talking about it because we are dying, that's why. we are killing one another, that's why. you got black people scared to go in their own damn communities. >> joe, you talk to some of these people in philadelphia, they want the national guard to come in. what do you make of his comments and that? >> steven a. smith is so spot on with this.

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The Beat With Ari Melber

vicious to protect me. work is not about the, quote, merits of a case or resolving it in court. ma matters is dominating trump at all costs. there's also an echo of cohn's real-life mafia work along with tons of mafia movies in the way trump talks about rats and snitching. a contempt there for honest witnesses for prosecutors, for police, for law enforcement. those parallels are blatant. they have been all over public. let me walk you through how this will work. lawyers are allowed to represent literally anyone they're supposed to and every person is supposed to have rights. but here's the point. lawyers cannot join in a crime. sounds obvious. whether it's holding stolen money, contraband, drugs, stolen security documents, lying and obstructing, that's a line lawyers can't cross.

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

law enforcement should be the smallest part of my job. and it is. i focus on relationship building. because if i have good and positive relationships with my students, and my students in that building know they can trust me, know that they can come to me for whatever, they hear anything, they come to me with a rumor or something they see on social media, they come to me and confide in me with that information. because oftentimes, i don't know if you're a parent or some of our viewers out there are parents. kids are very concerned about snitching on each other. like that is, there is an unwritten rule among adolescents, all the way through high school, about being a snitch. if you hear something, there is this unwritten code that you don't snitch on someone. >> right. >> and that is sad. it really is sad. specially if it is something

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Breakfast

refugee status if they've travelled through another country without requesting asylum there first. sophie long has more. here in downtown el paso, just a stone's throw away from one of the many border crossings. you can see it's very quiet here at the moment. in recent months, there have been hundreds of migrants living on the streets here. they have been cleared now and that's all part of the efforts to prepare for the surge in numbers of people coming across. the problem is when there is a change of policy or rumour of a change of policy at the border, there is a huge amount of confusion on the other side, where tens of thousands of people are waiting to come in. in recent days, we've seen a spike in the numbers already with customs and border patrol saying that they've encountered more than 10,000 people per day this week trying to get across. we've been speaking to a few of those who made it this far. translation: the government thinks that i'm part of the gangs _ and the gangs think that i've been snitching on them to the government. i left because my life was in danger.

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Breakfast

and the gangs think that i've been snitching on them to the government. i left because my life was in danger. if i had to go back home, i don't know what will happen to me. all i know is i need to work to have a better future. well, as title 42 is lifted, different rules and restrictions will come into play, one of which is if migrants are found to have entered the united states illegally and don't have a credible case for seeking asylum here, they won'tjust be deported, they'll be banned from reentering for some five years. now, these rules have attracted criticism from both sides. republicans say there are so many exceptions to the rules that they are in effect like laying out a welcome mat for illegal immigrants to come into the country. others, though — immigrants rights organisations — say they're so harsh that they are actually worse than the policies that we saw introduced under the trump administration. this isn'tjust a humanitarian situation confronting president biden, it's a political issue, as well, as he seeks re—election next year. so whatever happens in el paso and other border communities,

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BBC News at One

you can see it is very quiet here at the moment. in recent months, there have been hundreds of migrants living in the streets here, but they have been cleared now, and that's all part of the efforts to prepare for the surge in numbers of people coming across. the problem is, when there is a change of policy or rumour of a change of policy at the border, there's a huge amount of confusion on the other side, where tens of thousands of people are waiting to come in. in recent days, we've seen a spike in the numbers already, with customs and border patrol saying that they've encountered more than 10,000 people per day this week trying to get across. we've been speaking to a few of those who made it this far. translation: the government thinks i am art of translation: the government thinks i am part of the — translation: the government thinks i am part of the gangs. — translation: the government thinks i am part of the gangs, and _ translation: the government thinks i am part of the gangs, and the _ translation: the government thinks i am part of the gangs, and the gangs - am part of the gangs, and the gangs think i have been snitching on them to the government. i left because my life was in danger. if i had to go back home, i don't know what would happen to me. all i know is i need to work to have a better future for my family.

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PoliticsNation

against that stop snitching foolishness. protect our communities, protect people who want to come forward and our witnesses, and do it in a real and lasting way. otherwise, we might as well throw up our hands and elect the drug dealers and the bad guys let whatever they want to do. >> as i travel around talking to a lot of young people, both in national action and around, you've got to really define what is snitching. if i am your victim, i'm not snitching on you. if i'm your partner in crime and i get caught and i'm telling you that is snitching. but they've now tried to act like snitching is somebody that, if i am your victim i'm protecting myself, i'm not your snitch. i'm your victim. >> right. >> we've really got to deal with how this has criminalized many of our communities. thank you, congressman kweisi mfume. joining me now, former obama white house press secretary robert gibbs. robert, thank you for joining us tonight.

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DEI Meets East Germany: U.S. Universities Urge Students to Report One Another for 'Bias'

Snitches get sheepskins as colleges train student informants.

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