Giuliani: Black Lives Matter should protest Chicago shootings

Published July 10, 2016 5:30pm ET



Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani questioned why Black Lives Matter protesters seem to care less about black lives that are taken by other blacks.

“What we’ve got to hear from the black community is how and what they are doing among themselves about the crime problem in the black community,” Giuliani said Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” “When there are 60 shootings in Chicago over the Fourth of July and 14 murders and Black Lives Matter is nonexistent, and then there is one police murder, of very questionable circumstances, and we hear from Black Lives Matter, we wonder, do black lives matter, or only the very few black lives that are killed by white policemen but not all those black lives that are killed by other blacks?”

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