While many in the liberal media were treating looters and rioters as though they were a mysterious group of unidentifiable people, CBS correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti approached a store in Santa Monica, California on Monday and called out someone carrying “Black Lives Matter” sign while they stole merchandise. He even chased after a group who stole some surfboards and pressed them on their affiliation with the organization.
Vigliotti began his CBS Evening News report by noting that Santa Monica was “the site of some of the worst looting in America,” and that he and his crew were “firsthand” witnesses.
“This is a sushi store here. You can see the chairs were thrown around, even the computers ripped off. And here we have a jewelry store,” he said while going from shop to shop pointing out the chaos. He and his crew eventually came across a Patagonia clothing store in the process of being robbed.
Peering inside, Vigliotti spotted a black woman holding a sign that read “Black Lives Matter” and trying to hide her face. “What you're seeing is people of all ages, all backgrounds helping themselves, using Black Lives Matter as the reason. It is throughout Santa Monica,” he said.
The video immediately cut to a clip of him chasing after some people who had just robbed some surfboards and were making their getaway on a motorcycle. “So, wait! Guys, why are you doing this are you part of Black Lives Matter, or are you just surfers? What's the deal, guys,” he asked in a knowing tone.
After noting that local police had discovered that 95 percent of their 400 arrests were people from out of town, Vigliotti shared the story of an optometry office that was gutted by...
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