studies pretends to do. teaches angela davis, bill hooks and these are marxists, bill hooks is not a literary figure, he wanted black women, and angela davis from the fbi most wanted list, she ran as vp on the communist party usa ticket and she thinks that communists are too conservative. and by the way, she says that african-american studies is a the intellectual arm of the revolution and black lives matter, the founders were trained by committed marxists who wanted to dismantle the united states, so, we shouldn t be allowing our children to become cannon fodder in the culture wars to dismantle the u.s. molly: some of those concerns you re raising the same concerns that the florida department of education raised, we just saw there in the graphics, some of the things they d raised, but those pushing back against desantis stand, on the stand the state is taking, including white
through a third day of deliberations after indicating last night it could be deadlocked. pot per s charged with two counts of manslaughter in the shooting death of 20-year-old duante wright. the former minnesota police officer claims she mistakenly fired her gun, thinking it was her taser, during a traffic stop in april. i just shot him! i grabbed the wrong gun! ( bleep ). i shot him! oh, my god! reporter: the prosecution argued potter, a 26-year veteran, acted recklessly when she killed wright. this was no little oopsy. this was a colossal screw-up. a blunder of epic proportions. reporter: on the stand last week, potter broke down when asked why she didn t help wright after the shooting. you didn t run down the street and try to save duante wright s life, did you? no.
constand 13 years earlier. mr. cosby, are you confident today, sir? reporter: finally, it was time for andrea to tell her story to a jury. as well as i held myself, a part of me was nervous that i would have to, again, go through this traumatic incident that happened to me all over again. live through it again. yes. reporter: on the stand she recounted that night back in 2004 at cosby s home. when she was finished, his defense team challenged her story, zeroing in on inconsistencies. on the sixth day of deliberating, the jury announced it was hopelessly deadlocked. today a pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial. when you heard it was a hung jury, was that devastating? it didn t feel complete. it didn t feel like justice. it just felt empty. reporter: it could have ended
reporter: finally, it was time for andrea to tell her story to a jury. as well as i held myself, a part of me was nervous that i would have to, again, go through this traumatic incident that happened to me all over again. live through it again. yes. reporter: on the stand she recounted that night back in 2004 at cosby s home. when she finished, his defense team challenged her story, zeroing in on inconsistenices. on the sixth day of deliberating, the jury announced it was hopelessly deadlocked. today a pennsylania judge declared a mistrial. when you heard it was a hung jury, was that devastating? it didn t feel complete. it didn t feel like justice. it just felt empty. reporter: it could have ended right there. but the d.a. had a message for
targeting student dad, how do they pay for it. bill bennett is our headliner. he has something to say about all that. he joins us next hour. eddie gallagher set to resume her shortly, after bombshell testimony from a medic on the stand last week. he says he killed the prisoner gallagher is accused of murdering, so where does this case go next? any reasonable professional prosecuting office would have dismissed this case several times over. termites.