what do you think when you see that video, and should the doj be involved? those scandals are as old as policing itself. there is a role for the federal government if the president and the white house and the administration wants to get into gear. policing needs a lot of help in this country. we have a recruiting crisis. we have a training crisis. we have leadership needs. we should probably have a command college for police chiefs. so they can be deployed when we need them. really, infinite number of needs for policing. likely none of that s going to happen. these doj consent decrees while well intentioned have to be revis ted. we need a collaborative system that brings the police together with the community. the problem with the doj is that giving the police every reason not to be involved in neighborhoods, not to approach people, and to worry all the time in interactions. well, that position let me bring in phillip on that. that s a position that sessions
something we weren t initially hearing, this three-phase idea. we re going to pass this now, do more stuff later. is that going to be compelling to republicans wavering right now? they ve been saying that for a while now, that s the message that s been conveyed to members and it hasn t resonated. the big question is how hard does donald trump lean into this? does he bully use the bully pulpit to put pressure on republicans in the house and senate who are calling it obamacare light and obamacare 2.0. does trump fight that or does he support it in a more modest way with some nice statements and not really push it to the next level, which is what i think republican leadership needs at the moment. quickly, about 30 seconds. but it sounds like donald trump maybe has more clout, more jce with these republican members than the hou speaker. there s no contest, particularly with the freedom