New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio seems content to let rage run amok in the wake of the death of George Floyd, yet leads a crackdown on Orthodox Jews, a peaceful religious group. Are the voters of NYC still happy with a mayor who looks the other way as a 92-year-old woman gets punched in the head and knocked to the ground?

UPDATE: Since this was recorded, the NYPD now says the "poisoning" of three officers -- reported by two police unions -- came from no criminal intent, but may have resulted from improper cleaning procedures that failed to fully rinse the shake machine.

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New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio seems content to let rage run amok in the wake of the death of George Floyd, yet leads a crackdown on Orthodox Jews, a peaceful religious group. Are the voters of NYC still happy with a mayor who looks the other way as a 92-year-old woman gets punched in the head and knocked to the ground?

UPDATE: Since this was recorded, the NYPD now says the "poisoning" of three officers -- reported by two police unions -- came from no criminal intent, but may have resulted from improper cleaning procedures that failed to fully rinse the shake machine.

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House Democrats want to revise the doctrine of "qualified immunity" enjoyed by police, making it easier for members of the public to sue cops and police departments. The Republican Senate bill -- the JUSTICE acted introduced by Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) -- would make lynching a federal hate crime. Bill Whittle's thoughts on both may surprise you.

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House Democrats want to revise the doctrine of "qualified immunity" enjoyed by police, making it easier for members of the public to sue cops and police departments. The Republican Senate bill -- the JUSTICE acted introduced by Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) -- would make lynching a federal hate crime. Bill Whittle's thoughts on both may surprise you.

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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh backs petition to take down the Emancipation Memorial (also called the Freedman's Memorial) in Park Square. Tory Bullock, the young man who started the petition, notes the posture of the freed slave in the public art work: "I would always ask myself, ‘If he’s free, why is he still on his knees?’ No kid should have to ask themselves that question anymore.” On this Juneteenth, Stephen Green helps Mr. Bullock see the statue for what it is, as the men of Right Angle try to prevent all Americans from being freed from history.

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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh backs petition to take down the Emancipation Memorial (also called the Freedman's Memorial) in Park Square. Tory Bullock, the young man who started the petition, notes the posture of the freed slave in the public art work: "I would always ask myself, ‘If he’s free, why is he still on his knees?’ No kid should have to ask themselves that question anymore.” On this Juneteenth, Stephen Green helps Mr. Bullock see the statue for what it is, as the men of Right Angle try to prevent all Americans from being freed from history.

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President Trump signs an executive order in an attempt to induce cities and states to reduce police brutality, but did he cave to pressure to flex federal muscle when it's the domain of local governance to control law enforcement? Or is his order just a written version of using the bully pulpit to affect policy on the local level?

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President Trump signs an executive order in an attempt to induce cities and states to reduce police brutality, but did he cave to pressure to flex federal muscle when it's the domain of local governance to control law enforcement? Or is his order just a written version of using the bully pulpit to affect policy on the local level?

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[Part 1 of 2] Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) takes the lead on a national police reform plan that dangles taxpayer cash toward cities and states to reduce police brutality, without banning chokeholds. Can the Republican effort at persuasion work, or must the federal government put the force of law behind its attempt to prevent and punish incidents like the death of George Floyd?

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[Part 1 of 2] Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) takes the lead on a national police reform plan that dangles taxpayer cash toward cities and states to reduce police brutality, without banning chokeholds. Can the Republican effort at persuasion work, or must the federal government put the force of law behind its attempt to prevent and punish incidents like the death of George Floyd?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members. https://BillWhittle.com