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at four imprint.com in bryn for certain, the cnn presidential debates, june 27th at nine live. on cnn and streaming on max corrupt and rigged. those are the two words that donald trump is using to describe the criminal justice system since his guilty verdict. but he had different words for that same justice system, 34 years ago trump called for the execution of five black and latino teens who were wrongly accused of attacking and raping a white female jogger in central park there known as the central park five. and now one of those five men joins me now, new york city council and use of salaam is here. thank you for joining us councilmen trump. >> you remember this vividly. i'm sure took out a full-page ad in the new york daily news. he called for you and the other four to be executed when his verdict came out, your
said thousand migrants would be a crisis, while this number that biden is touting is a way above that. this is still going to overwhelm the system. >> trace: really is, known got a ways i want to put this on the screen because it's a big number, this is since biden took over, 1.85 million, nona got a ways. they could feel every stadium and the nfl cat 1,285,000,000, we have no idea who the or. >> that is correct, those are just the ones that are known. there's a ton of areas that are undermanned that are not, there is no sense it is their, the census turned off that alert order patrol and -- at least people causing these areas. there are many, many more we don't know about that we would have to out onto that number, in addition to that, letting people in, not only illegally but a lot of people have been paroled into the country as you have reported, through commercial airline flights from haiti,
'fox news @ night'. >> it once we realize the virus was not spread by droplets and was aerosolized, did you feel an indication to go back to the cdc and say let's bases on science, let's get rid of the 6-foot rule? >> i have challenged the cdc multiple times. >> publicly? >> is not appropriately to be publicly challenging a system of organization. >> trace: breaking tonight, sans i can make a got played by doctor anthony fauci and other health officials, fauci on capitol hill saying there was not much signs to follow. meanwhile two new york city police officers were shot allegedly by 19-year-old venezuelan that entered the country illegally on biden's watch. five months until the election, four days since the conviction, motors appeared to be shot -- standing by donald trump, even democrats are sending a bunny. kevin corke is live in the nation's capital.
today's guest spent the first 2a years of their life immersed in america's white nationalist movement, with a father who was a ku klux klan leader and the founder of a website whose users have been linked to close to 100 murders. that ideology was derek black's whole world, but then came a turning point and a journey from white nationalism to anti—racism. today, we have that extraordinary story of race, politics and ultimately turning against what your family stands for. how does a transformation like that come about? what can we learn from it? and has derek black found a new purpose as well as a new identity?
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he knows and he is known since january 6 because we have the discussion around that. if he does something and encourages people, they will go to the capital. >> they will and today they are sitting in jail. peter baker points out if trump wins, he will have survived two impeachments, four indictments, civil judgments for sexual abuse and fraud plus a felony conviction. how can anyone believe that there would be any meaningful guardrails on donald trump this time? >> that is a valuable question. the notion of there being no guardrails is exactly why we have to get engaged right now with respect to the ones that exist within the system. who are we sending to congress? who is going to enforce the notion of checks and balances with respect to what he tries to do. we know the supreme court is not going to do it.
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>> interesting piece today, the free press, voting for trump to save democracy. this piece details the thinking of about a half a dozen or so democrats at work and tend to vote for the former president in part because of everything he has been through, because of what they see as an unfair system and in part because of what some characterize as the weaponization, indeed the radicalization of our government. they wanted to end. i barely they're not alone, take a look at what happened this weekend's efc event were the former president, the ultimate political pugilist battled and bruised after a string of court setbacks bloodied yet unbowed, received a raucous welcome. >> boy, the round of applause he's getting rid as pretty staggering. you have to imagine that would happen. >> it joe rogan is thinking there, trumps appearance coming to days after them and had injury convicted him of 34
what do you make of the move? it is trump's tagline that he is shutting down the border and now president biden is actually doing at. >> the day he feels the political obligation, right now it is a lot of pressure. voters are more likely to support trump, despite his child separation policy and the fact that he scuttled the border deal this year that was coordinated by the democrats alongside james langford of oklahoma. biden feels the need to do something. even objective analyst look at this and say, the system is a bit out of control. it is worth mentioning border encounters are down. particularly the asylum-seekers , those numbers are at a high level.
selection today they've got six men, six women, who were ultimately seated. but only after several potential jurors were questioned about their views on addiction, at least six of those who were seated have a friend or relative, or have themselves dealt with substance or else the hall abuse. and there's another pretty big difference unlike donald trump, who is consistently attack the justice system president biden hasn't said anything along those lines for the case against his son and say he's been expressing support instead, he says, as a father now he went to whelming to nowhere at this weekend to be with the senate ahead of the trial, and he wasn't in the courthouse that alone batch will courtroom, but dr. jill biden, the first lady, she was there. and in a statement, the president said this as the president, i don't and won't comment on pending federal cases. but as a dad, i have boundless love from my son, confidence in him, and respect