Generations of pain is manifesting itself in the world is watching. This hour we will get the latest on the case from Minnesota Attorney general, we will discuss how to heal the divide between the black community and Law Enforcement with the head of the minnesota chief of police. And why in the year 2020 is race still such a flashpoint. We are joined by professor cornell west in South Carolina senator tim scott. The question is what would happen if we have a pandemic, right on fox news sunday. Chris hello again from fox news in washington. A nation already on edge pushed to the brink. The coronavirus claiming more than 100,000 lives in 40 million jobs, now the video recorded death of an unarmed black and in Police Custody acting like a match on a tinderbox. Tens of thousands taking to the street overnight in more than 75 cities across the country. As some protests turn violent the National Guard was deployed and curfews were imposed in more than two dozen cities. The most at one time s
White police officer Derek Chauvin, attempting to arrest the unarmed George Floyd, had knelt on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds, while Floyd gasped for air.
Former NBA player Stephen Jackson is getting deep-fried and charbroiled on Twitter for uttering the statement that he's the "face of the biggest civil rights
support the project and see it as a solution to the citie crime problem. but critics see it as th embodiment of military style policing and a hard turn fro the reforms so many have calle for in the wake of george floy s death in 2020 the site is to include a shooting range, a drivin course for high-speed chas practice and most controversial, a fake city so officers can practic rates in a life like setting it s no wonder it s opponent have dubbed it cop city. since that deadly standoff protests have reached a boilin point. the city eventually made som concessions, peering down th site from 150 acres to 85. and the proposal passed. but here s the sad irony toward to de-to have bee protesting the very thing that killed him, excessive policing a projected 43% of futur trainees coming from out o state police departments t learn militarized urban warfar in capacity, one thing is clear, this will fundamentally change the way we do policing in this country. some say, not for good