Topic: Black Criminality

Candace Owens released a lengthy video criticizing the "hero status" granted to George Floyd, detailing his extensive criminal record, which includes eight jail stints. She specifically mentions a 2007 incident involving an armed robbery of a pregnant woman. The hosts discuss the difficulty of using soundbites from Owens because her arguments require full context to avoid being labeled inflammatory.

Jason Riley of the Wall Street Journal editorial board sparks controversy on "Meet the Press" by discussing black-on-black crime and questioning why Al Sharpton ignores shootings in Chicago to focus on Ferguson. Riley argues that liberal policies make it harder for the black community to succeed. The hosts critique the media's reaction to Riley's statements, characterizing it as an attempt to suppress uncomfortable statistics.

The practice of the "perp walk" in the New York criminal justice system is criticized as a form of purposeful humiliation coordinated with tabloid media. Attorneys Roy Black and Alan Dershowitz discuss the impact of these images on the presumption of innocence. The hosts compare the rapid DNA testing in the Osama bin Laden raid to the slower processing in the DSK case.