security, both of them have a deep resume on that front and meet the newest senator, i think senator ricketts has been sworn in, but i talked to katie britt out of alabama, she walks around the hill and people thinks she s a staffer, she has to get her badge out as a young woman on the senate side and prove she s a senator. interesting conversation what it s like to be a freshman in the halls. john: looking forward to that. we ll go to the white house briefing in just a moment, karine jean-pierre is wrapping up the standard business and is about to take questions. i think the nancy pelosi, or the paul pelosi tape will factor prominently in the briefing, ab other items as well. sandra: as memphis and the country is awaiting the release of that bodycam video, that is expected tonight. there likely would be questions on that to the white house, the
the police officers did not open the door. the door was opened by paul pelosi. that to me is really a critical fact. the doj had to have reviewed that footage before they put in a report about how the door is open. why is that important? because it does create a bit of a mystery about how if somebody is fearing for their life they are able to walk to open the front door, you know, was paul pelosi able to just then walk out of the front door if he felt in harm s way, and then the other question we have to talk about, nobody wants to talk about it, but let s do it. did paul pelosi know this guy. because it is a bit weird. you saw a picture, paul had a drink in his left hand, right. it and again, i m not disrespecting him, being looed almost casual in some respect. both hands are on the hammer, was paul able to just let his hand go and run out the front door. and another issue is the 911