Racist CNN panelist flirts with Nancy Mace after calling her a racist on live TV

During a hearing before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, Republican Rep. Nancy Mace had flirtatious text messages allegedly sent to her by CNN panelist and Vanderbilt professor Michael Eric Dyson entered into the congressional record.

The exchange followed Dyson’s public criticism of Mace in a CNN segment in August, in which he accused her of parroting “white supremacist language” because of her mispronunciation of Vice President Kamala Harris’ name.

Mace defended herself by pointing to several public figures, including Bill Clinton and Joe Biden, who also mispronounced Harris’ name, and called the outrage “inauthentic.” She also highlighted Dyson’s inconsistency, reading texts in which he complimented her on her appearance and sent her a kiss emoji after his public criticism.

“My colleagues across the aisle have said that those who cannot pronounce Kamala’s name correctly are elementary school-aged children. I would like to put on the record an article from Newsweek that said Bill Clinton mispronounced Kamala Harris’ name during his speech to the Democrat,” Mace said.

Racist CNN panelist flirts with Nancy Mace after calling her a racist on live TV

“Bill Clinton, Al Sharpton, rapper Lil John — let’s not forget that Joe Biden can’t pronounce her name properly, and neither can Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor,” Mace continued. “And this morning on ‘Morning Joe,’ Joan Baez called her a camel. I don’t want to hear that. That’s fake outrage.”

The MP then held up alleged screenshots of text messages Dyson had sent her in which he called her “stunning” after accusing her of parroting white supremacist language.

“I also want to put on the record a screenshot of a text message I received after my CNN interview from esteemed Vanderbilt professor Michael Eric Dyson, who asked me for photos. In that message, after calling me a racist on CNN, he says, ‘Shh, don’t tell anyone, we look good together.’ And he sent me a kiss emoji,” Mace said.

“The guy says I look stunning in all these photos. I don’t think he cares that much how someone pronounces Kamala,” Mace said. “And if we’re going to have that standard, we have to hold it to both sides, not just one or the other.”

On the August 15 CNN broadcast, Dyson said Mace was disrespectful to Harris by “saying you can call her whatever you want,” and said he believes this behavior has to do with the “history and legacy of white people’s disregard for the humanity of black people.”

Mace had previously clashed with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos in March for “shaming” her as a rape victim during a heated debate about her political decisions.

Neither Mace’s office nor CNN immediately responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.

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Baltimore police ask public for help in murder investigation

Baltimore, MD – The Baltimore Police Department’s Homicide Unit is asking for the public’s help in identifying a person in connection with a recent homicide.

At approximately 2:49 a.m. on Monday, a homicide occurred in the 800 block of North Warwick Avenue. Detectives have released a video in the hopes that someone can help identify the person seen in the footage.

The video has been released to the public. Authorities are asking anyone with information on the person’s identity to contact Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup.

In addition, anyone with relevant information can contact the Homicide Unit directly at 410-396-2100. Baltimore Police hope that the public’s involvement will help solve the case.
Two students arrested after robbery at Sussex Technical High School

Georgetown, DE – A 16-year-old Georgetown student and a 16-year-old Seaford student were arrested following an assault at Sussex Technical High School. The incident occurred last Tuesday around 2:00 p.m.

The Delaware State Police School Resource Officer at the school, located at 17099 County Seat Highway in Georgetown, was notified by school personnel of the reported assault.

The investigation revealed that during an argument in a shop class, one student struck another student with a sharp metal file. In retaliation, the second student threw a sharp metal file at him, hitting the first student in the face and injuring him.

One of the suspects turned himself in to Troop 4 on Wednesday. He was charged with second degree assault (a felony), arraigned in Justice of the Peace 2, and released to a parent on parole.

The other suspect also turned himself in to Squad 4 on Wednesday. He was charged with aggravated menacing (serious crime), arraigned by Justice of the Peace 2, and released to a parent on his own recognizance.

Full details of this incident and further updates
Arrest in Baltimore attempted murder case

BALTIMORE, MD – Authorities have arrested 44-year-old Travis Maynor for his involvement in a shooting that occurred in the Northwest Precinct on August 20.

The incident occurred in the 4100 block of Patterson Avenue, where Maynor allegedly shot a 28-year-old male victim multiple times. Investigators identified Maynor as the shooter during their investigation and obtained a warrant for his arrest on September 4.

Maynor was located and arrested without incident at a residence in the 300 block of Gwynn Avenue on September 17. After his arrest, he was taken to the Central Reception Facility, where he was charged with attempted first-degree murder.

The shooting was reported to Northwest District detectives at approximately 10:06 p.m. on August 20. Officers found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds and transported him to a local hospital for treatment.

The investigation has been taken over by Northwest District Shooting Investigators. Authorities are asking anyone with additional information to contact Northwest District Investigators at 410-396-2466. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through the Metro Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-866.

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