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⁣Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA 43) making sure the brother pulled over is having his rights protected! Queen!

⁣UNREAL. After seeing protestors taken off streets of Portland in unmarked cars, US Navy vet Christopher David approached fed officers, reminding them of their oath of office…THIS is how they responded! Mr. David, thank you for standing your ground & speaking up for what’s right!

⁣COP ARRESTS FIREFIGHTER IN THE MIDDLE OF SAVING SOMEONES LIFE BECAUSE FIRE TRUCK WAS 1 MILLIMETER OVER THE LINE

⁣Demolition of Atlanta Wendy's where Rayshard Brooks was shot and killed

⁣I understand wanting to get some clout, but this is not the way to do it - Barry Wardell

⁣Megan thee stallion - So is outside officially open or what

⁣Old Men have no filter and they favorite thing to say is “Sshhyyyyyiiiiittt”

CNN's Anderson Cooper says President Donald Trump's former defense secretary James Mattis gave a stunning rebuke of Trump.

#Mattis #CNN #News

Wichita State University Tech, an affiliate of Wichita State University in Kansas, canceled Ivanka Trump's virtual graduation speech amid backlash over President Donald Trump's response to George Floyd's death and the nationwide protests. CNN's Briana Keilar speaks to a graduate of the school about the decision.

President Trump's chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he does not think there is any systematic racism in the US, echoing similar comments made by Attorney General Bill Barr.

#Kudlow CNN #News

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was found guilty of "cyber libel" in a case she and press freedom groups have described as a politically motivated prosecution by the Duterte government. Ressa speaks to CNN's Michael Holmes after the verdict.

#CNN #News

Ruptly is live from Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on Monday, April 12, after protests sparked in the town following the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright who was shot by the police.

According to local authorities, Wright was pulled over on Sunday afternoon, but reentered the vehicle and continued driving, after which the police fired at him. Wright crashed his car a few blocks away and was later pronounced dead.

The incident took place about 10 miles (16 kilometres) from the spot where George Floyd was killed during an arrest in May last year.

⁣Published on Apr 18, 2012
DemocracyNow.org - After a massive corporate exodus prompted by growing scrutiny of its activities, the secretive right-wing American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has announced it will stop pushing so-called Stand Your Ground and voter ID laws. Our guest Lisa Graves says this is an attempt by ALEC "to try to keep its donors and have the press move along." She notes "ALEC's broader agenda, which it calls its jobs agenda, is extraordinarily extreme itself," noting that one of its bills would cut of one's right to sue if your loved one is killed by a drug approved the Food and Drug Administration even if drug later recalled. Graves is executive director of the Center for Media and Democracy, which built "ALEC Exposed," a website showcasing more than 800 model bills the group has pushed in states nationwide. We're also joined by Rashad Robinson, Executive Director of ColorOfChange.org, which has criticized corporations for working with ALEC to pass laws that hurt people of color, young people and the elderly, especially Voter ID laws. "You can't come for black folks' money by day, and try to take away our vote by night," Robinson says.

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