Mitt Romney marches with protesters in Washington, D.C.

Mitt Romney joins a march protesting the death of George Floyd: 'We need to stand up and say that Black Lives Matter.'

6h ago / 5:02 PM UTCA girl raises her fist during a demonstration against racism in Milan, Italy, on Sunday.Joe Biden to visit with family of George Floyd on Monday

“Vice President Biden will travel to Houston Monday to express his condolences in-person to the Floyd family. He is also recording a video message for the funeral service,” campaign spokesman T.J. Ducklo said in a statement to NBC News. Acting on Biden’s wish to personally give his condolences to the Floyd family, the campaign considered multiple options of how best he could pay his respects without disrupting the memorial services this past week. Now that the Democratic candidate is protected by Secret Service, they concluded that attending last Tuesday’s service would have caused too much logistical trouble, so they opted for a private family meeting on Monday with no press in attendance.

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