CNN and Cuomo up, Ingraham's bad angle, Kilmeade's interview, a loud moment of silence, and a thread on loss and sincerity.

New York City Police Department officers were filmed on Tuesday night shoving and screaming at two Associated Press journalists covering the George Floyd protests.

AP broadcast producer Robert Bumsted and photographer Maye-E Wong were in the city to report on how the police were dispersing protests after curfew.
As the situation continued to escalate, the two journalists kept filming as a group of officers shoved and cursed at them despite their attempts to inform the police that they were members of the press.

'He got away with murder'
"I always felt that he got away with murder," said President Donald Trump about MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, in an interview with Fox News Channel's Brian Kilmeade.
Kilmeade, who was interviewing Trump, asked the president about his feud with Scarborough, meaning the many times he's suggested that Scarborough murdered a woman.
“Why put them in your crosshairs when there’s so many other huge problems out there?” Kilmeade asked. As in, specifically asked the president about the topic.
Trump, who Kilmeade was interviewing, answered "I hit back. I fight," before stating outright that he thinks that Joe Scarborough committed a murder.
After the president of the United States, who Brian Kilmeade was at that very moment interviewing, said
in that interview in answer to Kilmeade asking specifically about it, that he thinks journalist and former member of congress Joe Scarborough is a murderer who got away with that crime of murder,
Kilmeade bravely responded by saying "Thanks."
Also in the interview Trump said he wasn't hiding in his bunker he was just inspecting it.
‘Black Grievance Politics'
Candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden gave a speech on Tuesday amid the many crises facing the United States, and in general received praise and positive reviews.
On CNN, anchors and reporters praised the speech, saying Biden has “found his voice” and spoke with “moral authority,” in contrast to Trump.
Likewise, MSNBC had much praise for Biden's remarks, though MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. said that while the speech is a "good beginning," Biden "needs to offer a set of remedies that actually rise to the level of the problems we face.”
On Fox, however, Brit Hume ripped the speech, saying on Tucker Carlson Tonight that it contained “black grievance politics we’ve been hearing for years.”
Well... bye.
Rep. Steve King (R-IA), known for his long history of extremist and bigoted comments, lost the Iowa Republican primary to state senator Randy Feenstra Tuesday night
The Republican Convention
President Donald Trump said Tuesday night that the Republican party is “now forced to seek another state” for its 2020 convention over a dispute with Governor Roy Cooper, a huge blow to the city of Charlotte, which has been investing in preparing for the convention for some time.
"Say it Now, Black Lives Matter"

Debate in the British House of Commons grew tense Wednesday — as U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was confronted Scottish National Party parliamentary leader Ian Blackford over the protests here in the United States and Johnson's support for Trump.

“Can I ask the prime minister what representations has he made to his ally Donald Trump?" asked Blackford. "And at the very least, prime minister, say it now: Black Lives Matter.”
PM Johnson had to answer on the spot.

Be Quiet

Minnesota protesters called out CNN’s Miguel Marquez as he continued to speak on camera, right in the middle of a moment of silence.
Marquez was doing a live shot on The Lead . and amazingly describing for Jake Tapper the reasons for the silence all around him. Describing. Silence. Out loud.
The crowd kept trying to shush him, and in the last moments of the clip someone puts their hand in front of the camera to shut him up.
So dumb, so weird, such a must-see clip.