Down. Also tonight, we warned you about domestic operation under biden. Wait until you hear what socalled experts are pushing through New York Times article. Kim strassel and Dinesh Dsouza unpack it but first, chinas youthful idiot. That is the focus of tonights angle. Now sometimes the u. S. Medical cartel lets the truth slip out. They get comfortable when they are gabbing with their friends, like when dr. Fauci appeared in his eye dont know interview with david. When do you think for us in america, we will get back to Something Like normal . Is that september november, next year . You cannot give a definite answer when you have so many moving parts because when you give a definitive time cometh and it doesnt work out, the scientists were wrong. They gave us the wrong information. It depends on so many factors. Laura okay. I warned you about this months ago. Dr. Fauci is always shifting the goalpost. Hes doing it again. Listen closely to what he said, no definitive answer. But we are
Preparing the next generation for activism and healing. Invite you to explore each of the sessions on our website. But today the panel of legal experts will focus on what it means and what it doesnt mean and what Public Safety can look like without policing as we know it today ls. The series is to educate those in pursuit of meaningful change in the wake of George Floyds death and in the midst of a larger legacy of Racial Injustice in ourin country. I want to thank you all again for joining and also for the leadership to organize this series. Now let me introduce the moderator of todays roundtabl roundtable, professor laporte on lopez joined january 2017 might after completing a federal investigation to the Chicago Police department while serving with the department of justice civil rights commissionon leading the investigation and many others to examine patterns andat practices of policing across the country including new Orleans Los Angeles and ferguson professor lopez is now launchi
The 2020 meeting of the Police Commission. Sergeant youngblood, please call role. A commissioner dedejesus. Here. A commissioner hamasaki. Present. Hamasaki is present. Commissioner elias. Here. Commissioner elias is present. A commissioner brook. Present. U a Vice President taylor, you have a quorum. For the members of the public who wish to make a comment the number is 4084189388 and the access code for tonights meeting is 146 6282245 and as always, please make sure you are in a quiet location and try to mute your sound, the sound around you to eliminate background noise. For the commissioners and presenters here, i will ask you to mute yourselves and minimize background noise unless you are speaking. And as always, either type your name or the emoji of your choice into the chat box if you would like to be heard. Tonight i will allow two minutes for Public Comment and lets get started. All right. Thank you, commissioner. For the members of the public this, meeting is being televised
Pursuit of meaningful change both in the wake of george floyd step and in the midst of a larger legacy of Racial Injustice in this country. I want to thank you all for joining and i want to thank jean henning for her organizing the series. Let me introduce the moderator of todays roundtable repressor Christy Lopez. Professor lopez joined our faculty in january 2017 right after completing a federal investigation of the Chicago Police department will goodwill serving of the Department Just a Civil Rights Division she led that investigation and many others to examine patterns and practices of unconstitutional policing across the country including in new orleans, los angeles and ferguson. Since joining our faculty professor lopez has cofounded our Innovative Policing Program which is now launching a Prevention Program called abler active bystander ship for recently professor lopez has written up that somehow the Police Culture could have saved George Floyds life and what the funding of pol
Republicans putso forth a propol by the senators of t south carolina. Weve only had the bill for a few hours, but what is clear is the Senate Republican proposal on policing doesnt rise to the moment. The democratic bill has a ban on federal drug cases while the republican bill requires data. The democratic bill has a publicly available nationwide database on misconduct the republican bill would keep such information almost shielded from the public view. If dans choke holds and tacti tactics. The republican bill purports to chokehold but only those that restrict air flow and block blood flow and provide exceptions when deadly force is needed. Who determines when deadly force is needed, usually the police themselves. Usually the police the republican bill is silent on racial profiling of local policp departments and perhaps the greatest flaw in the republican proposal is that it is missing the real meaningful accountability for individual officers misconduct. There are no refunds to qua