After hijacking a memorial for police officers slain by an anti-white anti-cop racist to push his race and gun agenda, all the while claiming to be a uniter,

President Obama held a meeting on the police and race relations at the White House on Wednesday, one of his most important guests,

race riot fans are Ray McKesson, who made a name for himself by stoking rage over the fully justified shooting of Michael Brown,

then parlaying that into a career as a Black Lives Matter provocateur.

McKesson has spoken about Black Lives Matter at Yale University,

where he approved of reading an article for the students titled,

In Defense of Looting,

which naturally means that he gets to come to the White House,

directly after getting himself arrested in Baton Rouge, Louisiana for the cameras. McKesson supposedly chastised Obama for not visiting

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where Alton Sterling was killed by police last week, after allegedly

grabbing for his gun, or Falcon Heights, Minnesota, where circumstances surrounding the police

killing of Philando Castile are still unknown.

McKesson even told Obama he should visit Ferguson, the site of riots championed by McKesson

over a false racial narrative, hands up, don't shoot. Obama, in turn, cowtowed to the race

baiter, asking Louisiana police to give McKesson back his backpack. Here's how the conversation went.

This is literally how the conversation went.

Obama, quote, we should get to write you his backpack back. I mean, I can get you a new book bag, but I have a feeling you want your book bag back, huh? McKesson, yes, I would like that. Really, this happened. After the meeting with the race arsonist, Obama then appeared before the press and ripped into the cops. Quote, not only are there very real problems, but there are still deep divisions about how to

solve these problems. There is no doubt that police departments still feel embattled and

unjustly accused, and there is no doubt that minority communities, communities of color,

still feel like it just takes too long to do what's right. He then predicted, is what he says,

quote, I think it is what he says, quote,

I think it is fair to say, we will see more tension between police and communities this month,

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