Topic: Deray Mckesson

Three police officers were killed by a lone shooter in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, following reports of a hacked plot involving Black Lives Matter. Activist DeRay McKesson is noted for living in a Baltimore home owned by associates of the Open Society Institute, an organization funded by George Soros. Media coverage from CNN's Erin Burnett highlights the high alert status of law enforcement prior to the attack.

Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson was arrested in Baton Rouge for blocking a highway during protests. The hosts discuss leaked text messages mentioning a "summer of chaos" and planned disruptions at the Republican National Convention. Mckesson appeared on MSNBC to argue that police provoke protesters to create a climate of fear, while the hosts question the coordination behind nationwide protest movements.

Black Lives Matter activist DeRay McKesson was arrested in Louisiana following a hack of his social media accounts that allegedly revealed plans for a "Summer of Chaos." Leaked messages suggest a coordinated effort to disrupt the Republican National Convention in Cleveland to derail Donald Trump's candidacy. The hosts discuss the role of George Soros in funding organizations tied to these protests.

Activists from the Black Lives Matter movement, including DeRay McKesson, met with Hillary Clinton to discuss criminal justice reform and police use-of-force standards. The segment suggests the movement is being positioned as a political wing for the Democratic party, potentially funded by George Soros's Open Society Institute.

The discussion covers activist DeRay McKesson's deleted tweets regarding the race of the shooter and the 40-page manifesto faxed by Vester Flanagan to ABC News. The hosts question the use of a fax machine in 2015 and criticize ABC for "cherry-picking" quotes from the document rather than releasing it in full.