Media tries to correct police chief who called Minnesota unrest a riot

Do you remember last summer the widespread riots in America's big cities. Only the media called the "mostly peaceful protests" and "unrest" because leftists were behind them.

Then in January a mob of hooligans who were Donald Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol. The same media people labeled that "a riot."

Watch as the now-former Brooklyn Center, Minnesota police chief, Tim Gannon, call the violence that occurred after one his cops shot a young black man "a riot."

The media flacks jumped in with, "Don't do that" and "It was a protest, there was no riot."

Gannon calmly replied, "There was."

It's been years since the media reported the news. They want to push a narrative.