backlash on social media tonight. the cia new recruitment video with latino agent who describes herself as intersectional gender millennial with misguided disorder. why the cia is being accused by some of spreading woke propaganda. plus derek chauvin is looking for a new trial as a photo emerges online of a juror in his original trial wearing a message with get your knee off our neck. impartiality, is it legal? the panel will weigh in. the federal strategy to get more americans vaccinated. and some are calling a moving up the goalpost. white house correspondent kevin corke for the latest guidance from the biden administration good evening kevin. good evening. as you say a popular saying in washington overpromise, under deliver and for goodness sakes make a big deal out of it. it is part political gamesmanship and frankly keeps a lot of people in this town employed and elected every two years. it is also a tactic that the biden white house is using with increasing irregul
from where george floyd died. dante wright shot dead in his car after a traffic stop for expired tags revealed he had a warrant out for his arrest. wright got back in his car as police tried to detain him, and that is when an officer opened fire. wright s mother said he called her moments before he was killed, saying he was pulled over because he had air fresheners hanging from his rearview mirror. police have just released the officer s body cam footage from that shooting. we are only going to play it once and we are going to freeze it at the point of the shooting but continue on with the audio, and i want to warn you, it is graphic and it is upsetting. it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. this appears to me, from what i viewed and the officer s reaction and distress immediately after, that this was an accidental discharge that resulted in a tragic death of mr. wright. that was chief ti
reflect on all these peoples lives. the fact that you do, we appreciate. it got to the point in the very beginning, the first few were all people i knew. they said i lost someone, he was a judge i knew at the beginning of my career. my dad new someone in the entertainment industry. it s amazing, so many people have not had those rituals, whatever their faith or family does, they haven t been able to do them. you re so nice about it. thank you. it s important. as our viewers heard, nicole is reminding everyone to record in that way and it matters. thank you, nicole. thank you. have a great show. absolutely. thanks to nicolle wallace, as always, for the hand-off. this is the beat with ari melber. break nugs just outside of minneapolis. tensions quite high right now near minneapolis after police shot and killed a 20-year-old man in brooklyn center, minnesota, sparking protests. and ten miles away you have these two things going on, the chauvin trial entering a new phas
derek chauvin trial resting their case. we can now confirm chauvin never took the stand. potter is out on bail facing up to ten years in prison if convicted. meanwhile, wright s family speaks out about what they have been going through this week, about what they think justice should look like. they spoke in a press conference today. my son was very much loved. we loved him a lot. and the way he was killed, he did not deserve that. these young black men being killed, can you blame my son or anyone else from being scared of the police? i do want accountability, 100% accountability. but even then, when that happens, if that even happens, we re still going to bury our son. this is the ritual, the process i have reported on i mentioned to you when we deal with these stories. there is the law. the evidence, the criminal justice process. and then there is the human beings as we hear from a mother forced in this time of grief to also try to be an activist or advocate to get wha
for 9:29, then officer chauvin shoved his knee into the neck of george floyd who was handcuffed and on the ground and chauvin continued to apply pressure to floyd s neck, as we ve discussed on this program, the most vulnerable part of the human anatomy, even after floyd was handcuffed saying he can t breathe and fully complying with the police the crowd that had gathered urged the officer to please stop and he stayed on george floyd s neck even after he went unconscious and the chief of police testified at the trial, this is not what officers are trained to do. so let me be clear. this is in no way an indictment of all police officers. this is a guilty verdict for one police officer. everywhere, unlike others on this program we do make the distinction. we talked about the 99% of good police officers that risk their lives daily to protect and serve their communities. they have a very hard job and it s getting harder every day. we made that distinction often when we exposed the