On Thursday “Inside the NBA” on TNT, panelists Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith discussed the issues of Garner, race and Ferguson in light of Barkley’s recent remarks on police and accusations of police brutality motivated by race. During that discussion,
This Week on Fox News Radio’s “The John Gibson Show,” the Leader of the New Black Panther Nation Quanell X debated the recent controversies over a Cleveland police officer fatally shooting 12-year-old Tamir Rice, and the Eric Garner and Michael
Fox News Channel Media Analyst and “MediaBuzz” host Howard Kurtz said that Rolling Stone “brushed away” important questions about and “stubbornly stood by” its story on a rape on the University of Virginia’s campus on Friday’s “Happening Now.” After hearing
NBC News Political Director and Host of “Meet the Press,” Chuck Todd predicted that there will not be a government shutdown in part because “[Speaker] John Boehner (R-OH) has got more control of this conference than ever before” on Friday’s
CNN posted a preview an interview that will air on Sunday on “State of the Union” where host Candy Crowley sat down with the former President George W. Bush. In the clip the former commander-in-chief said it was “hard to understand,” why the grand
On Thursday’s broadcast of FNC’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani sounded off on so-called race activist Al Sharpton and his role in race disputes over years – especially as he has come to the forefront
On Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, conservative columnist and author of “Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican,” argued the root cause behind the incident that resulted in the death of Eric Garner was the government’s strong
Greg Gutfeld, host of the Fox News Channel’s “The Five” and “Red Eye” argued that the death of Eric Garner was a “grim picture” of “the nanny state crushing the individual” on Thursday. Gutfeld argued that comparing Garner’s case to
Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity and Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes-Norton (D-DC) argued over the Ferguson decision on Thursday night. The interview began with Hannity asking if Holmes-Norton if she had read the evidence in the Ferguson case, to which she
Talk radio host Laura Ingraham argued that House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers (R-KY) “needs to be primaried” on Thursday. “Hal Rogers, who’s the Appropriations Committee Chairman from Kentucky in the House of Representatives, I have concluded needs to be primaried.
Columnist and author of “Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican,” Ann Coulter argued that the Eric Garner case “what they [the media] claimed Ferguson was, but is not” on Thursday’s “CNN Tonight.” Coulter argued that while she did
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke (D) argued that comments made by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) were “irresponsible rhetoric” that was “trying to open an old wound” on Thursday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. “[De
Thursday on Russia Today, while reacting to the controversies surrounding the deaths at the hand of law enforcement officers of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, civil rights activist Jesse Jackson said juries “corrupted by racial considerations” must “pay the price.”
Columnist George Will argued that the death of Eric Garner was the consequence of “imbecilic networks of laws” making legitimate law enforcement tactics “becom[ing] manic,” and “its own sense of disorder, own cause of disorder” on Thursday’s broadcast of “Special
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) re-iterated his pledge to avoid government shutdowns during his tenure as Majority Leader, instead proposing that Congress pass individual appropriations bills to fund the government and attach riders to cut off funding for
On Thursday’s “NOW w/Alex Wagner” on MSNBC, Georgetown University professor and MSNBC regular Michael Eric Dyson sounded off on Wednesday’s grand jury decision not to charge New York City Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo in the death of Eric Garner. According
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) reacted to Hillary Clinton’s remarks regarding the Eric Garner decision by saying that would “welcome her support” for his criminal justice initiatives, but that she “needs to have a little more concrete proposals” and has a belief in
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said that there is not a ban on carry-on luggage “at this time,” but left the door open for a future ban during an interview on Thursday’s broadcast of “The Lead” on CNN. When asked
Thursday in Boston at the Conference for Women, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed the civil unrest surrounding the deaths at the hand of law enforcement officers of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. Clinton said, “I want to say
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson declared that “our borders are not open to illegal migration” in an interview on Thursday’s broadcast of “The Lead” on CNN. Johnson stated “the numbers [of illegal immigrants] are actually way down from where they
