The state of emergency is in America, not Chicago, and is birth from this president and his administration.

Dr. King said he could not raise his voice against the violence of the oppressed without having first spoken clearly to the greater purveyor of violence, his own country.

And those are my words to you, Mr. Trump.

Before you dare speak about any violence in Chicago, look into your mirror and address the violence

coming from the White House.

Hi again, everybody. It's now 5 o'clock in New York. As much as the deportation campaign

underway in Chicago is a legal issue, a legal question, a government issue with government

questions, and now a military issue with big, big, huge fundamental questions about our military. It is also, at its core, a moral

and human question for the country, because these are people, moms and dads, grandparents,

kids, getting swept up by armed government agents, people with families and livelihoods and hopes and dreams

and plans and the vast majority of them now without any criminal history. The moral issue is

driving some faith leaders to speak out, like Father Michael Flager, who you just heard, a pastor from the

south side of Chicago. Pope Leo has weighed in. He is from Chicago. He said he would, quote,

stand with Catholic leaders in protecting immigrants facing mass deportations in the United States.

That is according to a group of American Catholic leaders and advocacy groups he met with at the Vatican Wednesday.

And there was this disturbing scene we played for you earlier this week where a minister was among the demonstrators outside the Broadview Illinois Detention Center last month

when he was hit in the head by a pepper ball and then collapsed to the ground.

That man, the Reverend David Black, said about the federal agents this, quote,

I told them there is still time to repent, believe the good news, and turn from their wicked ways.

That is when they opened fire, end quote.

The Department of Homeland Security has since called the protesters agitators, and the

department said they were impeding operations at that facility. Reverend Black is among a group of

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