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killed, as with mr. telejdo. he followed the instructions of the officer to a tee. what more can you ask of someone in such a tense situation? the officer is the trained professional. the 13-year-old is a kid that, unfortunately, will never live to see his potential. the ironic thing is, he turned, he lifted his hands. his hands were empty and after following all commands, he still ended up dead. ali, i m of the opinion, and i think it s a very informed opinion, that we cannot reform policing. we have to defund it, degree construct it and rebuild it from scratch. to do the same thing the same way and expect a different result is the defense of insanity. nikima, let s talk about what he said. one officer is not going to fix the issue. in the trial of derek chauvin it s a one-off that s not a one-off. it represents the lived experience of so many people in their interactions with police. so many people around this country are watching along with that trial, watching that vide
star tribune this morning reads simply, convicted. for his family, that conviction sends a powerful message about the need for lasting change. i m not just fighting for george anymore. i m fighting for everybody around this world. as the late dr. martin luther king jr. told all of us decades ago, justice for black people will not flow into society merely from court decisions. and you heard over and over yesterday following this verdict, this moment is where the work begins. former minneapolis police chief derek chauvin faces up to 40 years in prison. he was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. and after the verdict was read he was handcuffed and escorted to a minnesota prison where he ll await sentencing that will come in eight weeks. let s begin this hour with our guest. adrienne broaddus joins us in minneapolis. let s start there. explain what happens now. well, it s a big waiting game, but i do want
it ending, and u.s. troops leaving full stop, the only troops left behind will be those to protect the embassy. it s something that has been more than long awaited. and it s just an historic moment. i m looking forward to the president s remarks tomorrow. that s it for us. i m for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening. this historic speech by the president tomorrow night, we ll have to handle both tomorrow night, that s for sure. exactly. exactly. thanks, lawrence. thank you, rachel. we re one hour away in tonight s curfew in brooklyn center, minnesota. last night, protesters remained on the streets there for hours after the 7:00 p.m. curfew. they re already on the streets tonight. 40 people were arrested last night. tonight, 2,000 national guard troops are there, supporting the small brooklyn center police department, which now has only 47 members after the police chief resigned and officer kim potter submitted her resignation
all right that will do it for us for now, see you again tomorrow night. now it s time for the last word lawrence o donnell. good evening rachel. we don t know exactly what kind of news environment we will be into, nights that we are going to be covering live and this historic speech by the president tomorrow night but we will have to handle both tomorrow night, that s for sure. exactly. exactly. thanks lawrence. thank you rachel. over one hour away from tonight s curfew in brooklyn center minnesota, last night protesters on the streets there for hours after the 7 pm curfew. they are already on the streets tonight. 40 people were arrested last night. tonight, 2000 national guard troops are in brooklyn center minnesota supporting the small brooklyn center police department, which now has only 47 members after the police chief resigned today and officer kim potter submitted her resignation today two days after she fired one bullet into the chest of 20 year old dante wright w