The Todd Huff Show

The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone or CHAZ, in Seattle, is a case study in socialism. The 6 block area is complete chaos. There was a police shooting in Atlanta on Friday evening leaving the suspect dead and the officer fired.

Seattle has been occupied by a group of what Mayor Durkan calls "patriotic" protestors. However, this is a group of individuals who are trying to forcibly take over that city with violent demands and by kicking out the police force. We're seeing what radical leftist ideologies has grown in to. It's utter chaos.

The last two weeks have gotten the attention of everyone in America regarding race relations. Matthew McConaughey had a conversation with Emmanuel Acho, who hosts Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man.

Democrats wore Kente cloths and knelt for an obvious photo op yesterday at the Capitol Building. It's bad political theater by a group of leftist opportunists who want to capitalize off of a tragic loss of life. We interview Alex McFarland, a Christian apologists and cultural analyst.

Today, we speak with Alex McFarland - a religion and culture analyst.

Minneapolis City Council member, Lisa Bender, gives an incoherent answer to how the police force in that city will be dismantled and how public safety will look moving forward.

Attorney General William Barr makes a statement on systemic racism. Benjamin Watson was being interviewed on CNN, but they "lost him" when he started sharing his views on sin & Jesus.

Drew Brees, during an interview this week, made a statement regarding his feelings about kneeling during the national anthem. He was met with such harsh backlash that he issued an apology on Thursday. Conservative commentator Candace Owens speaks out on the death of George Floyd.

Peaceful protests against injustice is one thing. When you start destroying property, looting and inciting violence, it's no longer about justice. Drew Brees gave an interview to Yahoo! Finance and has received intense backlash.

Setting aside the criminal actions of the looters & rioters, let's take a genuinely sincere moment to understand how this makes many Black Americans feel, especially when viewed through the lens of America's history of slavery and civil rights violations. Take a moment. Be human. Be empathetic. Try to understand. Feel the fear. Don't judge. Don't argue. Just sincerely seek to understand. The vast majority of Americans can usually find agreement - even if it's small.