ken. but give me a sense of what this signifies, just the subpoena of raffensperger to turn over documents, the focus on him, and these other states. i think this is a very important moment in this investigation. until now, it hadn t been clear that the justice department was aggressively pursuing the conduct in georgia, given the fact that there s a state investigate down there. that was always a mystery, though. if it was illegal in other states, or potentially illegal. georgia was the best example, actually with the best evidence. they had the president of the united states on tape pressuring, trying to pressure brad raffensperger to find 11,780 votes, and if you remember from the famous conversation, trump also tried to suggest that they knew the election was corrupt, and it was very risky not to act on that. this is the guy in charge of the justice department at the time. he was almost hinting there was criminality if they didn t do
force of power and becomes a plaything for a corrupt executive. we re contemplating what s plan b, plan c, but i don t want to go into those at the moment, because we re really counting on plan a . schiff made some other news, saying that jeffrey clark is expected to testify to this committee, though he wouldn t confirm reports that the deposition will be held on friday. clark has emerged as a key player in donald trump s push to amplify his voter fraud claims. he was in close contact with the former president in the days leading up to january 6th and wrote and circulated a letter urging the georgia governor to have officials in that state investigate unfounded claims of voter fraud. all right. coming up, everybody, career burnout. more than 4 million people quit their jobs in august alone. coming up, why covid is leading many to change direction. hey, there. tonight at 9:00 eastern on
carolina. the state representative mcknight, is one of the people unnerved by what had happened. he has been sending tweets from the scene and is joining us on the phone. first, can you tell us at this stage if the mount ieson ame church is on fire and what the status of the situation on the ground is right now? good evening. the fire has been contained right now. they are in investigation mode. we have members of our state investigate i have team south carolina law enforcement division their arson investigators are here and they have also been supplemented and added to by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. they have investigators on the scene, as well. we understand that the fbi, i m not sure if it is confirmed, the fbi of course is investigating a number of fires
cameras and policing there s more video capturing how police engage with the public. earlier this year dash cam video captures a police stop in suburban detroit. police officers mel len dez approaches gun drawn. 57-year-old floyd dent opens his door and is dragged out. the police officer punches dent in the head. in the police report mel len dez says he was only protecting himself after seeing the video, the judge dismissed resisting arrest and assault charges against dent. the video captured officer mel len dez handling what appears to be a plastic bag hp he says he retrieved from underneath the passenger seat but dent s lawyer alleges the police planted drugs and charged dent with possession of crack cocaine. the officer is on paid administrative duties while the city and state investigate. does it happen? yes, it happens. does it happen often? no. it s very, very rare like something like that does occur.
erm earlier this year dash cam video captures a stop in detroit. he approaches gun drawn. the police officer punches dent in the head. in the police report he says he was only protecting himself. after seeing the video the judge dismissed resisting arrest and assault charges against dent. the video also captures the officer handling what appears to be a plastic bag. he said he retrieved it underneath the seat but the lawyer says he planted drug and charged dent with possession of crack cocaine. the officer is on paid administrative duties while the city and state investigate. does it happen? yes. does it happen often? no. it s very rare that something like that does occur. reporter: harry is a retired detective. he worked for the department s internal affairs.