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Your daddy right now, what would it be . It would be i miss you, and i love you. What was going through your head . When you had your knee on my brothers neck . You knew that he pose no threat, he was handcuffed. Why didnt you just get up . My sons identity has also been reduced to that of a racist. I want this court to know that none of these things are true yay. When you sentence my son yay, you will also be sentenced sentencing me. The court then heard briefly from Derek Chauvin himself. At this time, due to some additional legal matters at hand, im not able to give a full formal statement at this time. But very briefly, i want to give my condolences to the floyd family. Theres going to be some other information in the future, that would be of interest. And i hope things will give you some peace of mind. Thank you. No one quite knows what that inference was two other information he was talking about. Late this afternoon, President Biden, who has become close to members of the floyd
washington post. coauthor of the new york times best seller i alone can fix it. and chuck a justice department veteran. former u.s. attorney. and former senior fbi official. good evening and welcome to you all. i d like to begin with you and that building you cover for a living. let s talk about the white house responding to this variant. amid- cat calls from republicans especially on social media. that biden failed to stop the pandemic. some of the same people calling the pandemic a hoax. in earlier times. so, amid lt noise and distractions. the administration has to do what they see fit. that s right. president biden said today essentially that his administration is focussed on this variant. it doesn t want people to panic.
friday on a staggering 200 and $50 million bond. with that let s bring in our lead off guest on this monday night, peter baker, the veteran journalist and author. he s chief white house correspondent for the new york times. michelle sender, white house correspondent for pbs news our and moderator of washington week on pbs. and chuck rosenberg, a justice department veteran and former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. he s also the host of the msnbc podcast the oath. good to have you all here on monday night. peter baker, as this first hearing of the january 6th committee gets underway tomorrow, what are you going to be watching for, listening for? well, i think the dime mimic of seeing a committee or seven democrats chosen by republican leadership will be the dominant watching the body language and watching how they conduct themselves and watching how republicans work in concert
playbook. carmen best, former police chief in the city of seattle. chuck rosenberg, justice department veteran. former u.s. attorney. good evening and welcome to you all. chuck, i want to begin with your life s work which is the law and get your opinion on this sentence, considering the range was no time at all to 30 years. yeah, brian, you re exactly. right people look at the floor, no time in jail, and the statutory maximum, in this case, 40 years in jail. and they assume is going to be one or the other. actually, minnesota, like virtually over the state in the federal system, has a set of sentencing guidelines so that the average case is treated in the same way for like the defendants who ve done like things, with like criminal history records.
hill. remind us the power and official commission would have as an investigative body, and what they might be able to answer. brian, mitch mcconnell is probably focusing more on the midterms than the fact finding that could be accomplished by this commission. all you have to do is look to the 9/11 commission. five democrats, five republicans we join hands and said this is so important, this attack on our democracy, this attack on our country. basically a declaration of war. we will get to the bottom of how it could happen. not kind of investigation is different than the justice department s ongoing probe of various people who attacked law enforcement officers, trespassed on the capitol, who brought pipes, bats, like polls, and fire extinguishers, bear spray to attack law enforcement