Donald Trump

This is because there was virtually no consequences for this absolutely civilization-ending mayhem. You have judges being attacked. I'll believe that we're good and over the George Floyd mass psychosis when I can buy toothpaste without having to wait five minutes for a clerk maybe to come

and unlock it, when we're locking up the criminals who steal things and not locking up the things that they steal. And I just want to emphasize, Megan, that this period of overt hatred for law and order and for people that abide by the rules was based on a complete lie. It is not the case that the police are systemically racist, that the criminal justice system is racist.

and unlock it, when we're locking up the criminals who steal things and not locking up the things that they steal. And I just want to emphasize, Megan, that this period of overt hatred for law and order and for people that abide by the rules was based on a complete lie. It is not the case that the police are systemically racist, that the criminal justice system is racist.

and unlock it, when we're locking up the criminals who steal things and not locking up the things that they steal. And I just want to emphasize, Megan, that this period of overt hatred for law and order and for people that abide by the rules was based on a complete lie. It is not the case that the police are systemically racist, that the criminal justice system is racist.

Here's the reality in Minneapolis itself, where Jacob Frye, who you quoted earlier, the mayor of Minneapolis, just said on the five-year anniversary that George Floyd's square should be a sacred space for the racial injustice that Blacks continue to suffer from. Here's what the police chief...

Here's the reality in Minneapolis itself, where Jacob Frye, who you quoted earlier, the mayor of Minneapolis, just said on the five-year anniversary that George Floyd's square should be a sacred space for the racial injustice that Blacks continue to suffer from. Here's what the police chief...

Here's the reality in Minneapolis itself, where Jacob Frye, who you quoted earlier, the mayor of Minneapolis, just said on the five-year anniversary that George Floyd's square should be a sacred space for the racial injustice that Blacks continue to suffer from. Here's what the police chief...

of Minneapolis himself said, a Black person in Minneapolis is 480 times more likely to be killed by a Black person than he is to be killed by a cop. Nationally, police officers are 400 times more likely to be killed by a Black male than an unarmed Black male is to be killed by a cop.

of Minneapolis himself said, a Black person in Minneapolis is 480 times more likely to be killed by a Black person than he is to be killed by a cop. Nationally, police officers are 400 times more likely to be killed by a Black male than an unarmed Black male is to be killed by a cop.

of Minneapolis himself said, a Black person in Minneapolis is 480 times more likely to be killed by a Black person than he is to be killed by a cop. Nationally, police officers are 400 times more likely to be killed by a Black male than an unarmed Black male is to be killed by a cop.

The fact of the matter is, is that any disparities in the criminal justice system, whether it's with regards to arrests or stops or incarceration rates, those disparities are not based on police racism. They're based on real differences in criminal offending. blacks commit the majority, the disproportionate majority of violent crime. That's why they have more encounters with police officers.

The fact of the matter is, is that any disparities in the criminal justice system, whether it's with regards to arrests or stops or incarceration rates, those disparities are not based on police racism. They're based on real differences in criminal offending. blacks commit the majority, the disproportionate majority of violent crime. That's why they have more encounters with police officers.

The fact of the matter is, is that any disparities in the criminal justice system, whether it's with regards to arrests or stops or incarceration rates, those disparities are not based on police racism. They're based on real differences in criminal offending. blacks commit the majority, the disproportionate majority of violent crime. That's why they have more encounters with police officers.

Nevertheless, this view that George Floyd was a sacrificial lamb to systemic racism became the jumping off point for a level of anarchy that we have not seen and that is still a watchword for the left. We have to be vigilant and continuously beat this thing down. And again, the anarchy is still going on. I'm out here in Irvine, California this Saturday in Los Angeles.

Nevertheless, this view that George Floyd was a sacrificial lamb to systemic racism became the jumping off point for a level of anarchy that we have not seen and that is still a watchword for the left. We have to be vigilant and continuously beat this thing down. And again, the anarchy is still going on. I'm out here in Irvine, California this Saturday in Los Angeles.

Nevertheless, this view that George Floyd was a sacrificial lamb to systemic racism became the jumping off point for a level of anarchy that we have not seen and that is still a watchword for the left. We have to be vigilant and continuously beat this thing down. And again, the anarchy is still going on. I'm out here in Irvine, California this Saturday in Los Angeles.

There was a crowd that rampaged through streets tagging everything in sight. They tagged police cars with the police still in them, destroying cars, completely unchecked. Why? Because there were no consequences. Because we sent the message that if you're vandalizing, if you're looting in the name of social justice, you can get away with it.

There was a crowd that rampaged through streets tagging everything in sight. They tagged police cars with the police still in them, destroying cars, completely unchecked. Why? Because there were no consequences. Because we sent the message that if you're vandalizing, if you're looting in the name of social justice, you can get away with it.

There was a crowd that rampaged through streets tagging everything in sight. They tagged police cars with the police still in them, destroying cars, completely unchecked. Why? Because there were no consequences. Because we sent the message that if you're vandalizing, if you're looting in the name of social justice, you can get away with it.

Well, they still are complicit because they still are. The New York Times is gamely putting forth the message that, say, if Trump gets rid of disparate impact liability, it's going to plunge blacks back into Jim Crow and possibly even slavery, that there's so much systemic racism in this country that the only way that blacks can be protected is with these completely unnecessary measures.