REP. MARK POCAN (D-WI): But when you make those kinds of goofy comparisons about as something as serious as people being shot, you don't serve Kenosha or any community very well.</s>BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN HOST: I'm told your family knew Anthony Huber, one of the two protesters killed last week. I think that's important. We're talking about lives here. What can you tell us?</s>POCAN: This is someone who -- again, my mother's best friend who recently passed away was the grandmother, great aunt I talked to yesterday. She went to the skateboard park where he used to skateboard. And other skateboarders are trying to show her, to make her feel better, some tricks that Anthony used to be able to do. But they kept falling and not being able to do. You know, this is a life that people are still trying to take in what happened. And to have someone come and just make political point after political point is not what this community needs. It's not what this country needs. Donald Trump wasn't ready to be president when he got elected. He's still not ready to be president. We need someone who can understand what empathy and communication is. That's what we need in this country, not more of Donald Trump.</s>KEILAR: Congressman Pocan, thank you for being with us. We really appreciate it.</s>POCAN: Absolutely. Thank you.</s>KEILAR: Next, Facebook announcing it has uncovered Russian accounts, once again, targeting Americans after getting a tip from the FBI. This, as Russia makes several provocative moves out in the open. Are they testing President Trump? Plus, Zoom sees a huge jump in profits as companies and schools turn to remote work and learning.
Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) Discusses Trump In Kenosha Despite Officials Asking Him Not To Come