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it uses the word crime. but it doesn t have that one adjective before it, whether it s federal or state. but that s not unique at all. and you re very familiar with what happens after you indict somebody and how that plays out. this obviously would be history-making if a former president was indicted. how do you expect this to be different? jessica, it would be historic. but it won t be historic for long. because i suspect after this indictment trump will be indicted in fulton county and then by the feds over the mar-a-lago documents and possible over january 6th. i think the question for me is what happens after the indictment? does trump truly self-surrender like his lawyers says he will. after all, his people said he would leave voluntarily if he lost the election and he didn t. and his lawyers said that he had returned all the documents to the fed upon request, which he didn t, and i don t know if he s
and there are several points during these videos where you see hospital staff and others trying to perform cpr on irvo otieno in just a failed attempt to revive him. one other major development that happened a short time ago. the attorney for one of the deputies, he s the attorney for deputy randy boyar. he spoke to reports for the first time, one of the attorneys for the deputies has put a lot of this at the feet of the staff at the mental hospital saying it was the hospital staff that was supposed to handle the intake of irvo otieno and to restrain him but that they failed in their responsibilities to take care of all of that. so the sheriff s deputies had to handle it. we have reached out to central state hospital for response to that accusation and we have not heard back. boris, jessica. tough to watch. thanks so much for that update. also today, treasury secretary janet yellen underscoring her belief that the american banking system is
fruition yet. they re waiting for that to kind of come together somehow. ukrainian officials have also said, if you want a peace plan, here s your starting point. withdraw russian troops from territory that they invaded, largely destroyed and occupied since february of last year. then we can talk about peace. and that hasn t really been formally stated at any time by china which also has never said, yes, russia started this role. instead china s position has been to argue that nato and the u.s. somehow provoked this russian invasion in the first place. in the meantime, ukrainian officials are saying, they re looking closely at weapons, the ammunition that the russians are using on the battlefield and so far, they have not seen any signs that china is actively arming the russians. in the meantime, boris and jessica, you have this amazing split screen. there s a surprise visit to the
chief was defending the unit and saying that it was responsible for over 2,000 felony arrests, removing 800 guns off the streets. how do you think they move forward in kind of balancing all of that? to ensure there isn t a rise in crime but also that something like this never happens again? it sounds like what you re saying it may come down to oversight? jessica, you re absolutely right. i think there needs to be a table top exercise among the policymakers within the police department and the community to assess and address the needs of that community as it relates to crime reduction. it is clear that we need to have policing in these communities. but at the same token, what is the happy medium and that is what i believe the police and the community will have to come up with a strategy and implement it accordingly to ensure that that community is safe. and how do you think they move federal orward building tr