Southpaws 6-12-20

Darren and Jack discuss these topics: The Denver Public Schools board voted to remove police from school buildings in a 7-0 vote. The Minneapolis City Council has a veto proof majority to disband the police department. Donald Trump’s approval rating dropped 10 points. The Paramount Network cancelled “Cops” after 32 seasons. A&E Network cancelled “Live P.D.” The United States Marine Corps banned the display of the Confederate battle flag. NASCAR banned the display of the Confederate battle flag at its races. NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace drove a Black Lives Matter car at a Wednesday race. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said the league was wrong in not supporting players who protested racism. A federal judge temporarily banned Denver Police from using tear gas and rubber bullets on peaceful protesters. Tucker Carlson is losing advertisers over his comments on the protests. The Philadelphia Inquirer fired an editor for publishing a story titled “Buildings Matter Too.” The New York Times fired its editorial page editor for publishing Rep. Tom Cotton’s op-ed calling for the use of military personnel on protesters. Protesters in Richmond, Virginia tore down a Christopher Columbus statue and threw it in a lake. Trump will restart his campaign in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 19, also known as Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the end of slavery. Minneapolis Police were caught on video puncturing tires on protesters parked vehicles. And Buffalo police officers applaud and cheer for two officers charged with assault for shoving a 75-year-old protester to the ground.