reorganization. we ll talk to the mayor and plus this. that is violence, serious violence escalating between israel and palestinians. and a mysterious drone strike against iran stoking tension in the region as america s top diplomat heads to jerusalem in the thick of it. facing a major test as this situation continues. a bombastic warning from a top u.s. general who is predicting war with china potentially. we re going to start though with the memphis police department permanently shutting down the scorpion unit after the savage and deadly beating of tyre nichols. the special unit is once celebrated for cracking down on high crime areas. it is now coming under intense scrutiny. the big question is was tyre nichols the only one? or did other people also suffer brutal treatment? you re going to stay on top of this. it has a very as i understand it, sketchy track record. well, we re hearing that certainly from people in the community. you were there. people would come
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them. in this case, what new republican majority is struggling to do is keep their own members in line. so far, we have three republicans who said they won t go along with the leadership on this. and they are ken buck of colorado and also nancy mace and victoria sparks. it looks like they can maybe only lose one more republican if that. otherwise, this effort to remove her could fail. dan yasha, let s talk about. this did you this powerful interview. you started your show yesterday with ben crumb, the attorney rep representing tyre nichols s family. he said it s finally time to see justice for george floyd act passed. dick durbin also called on congress to restart police negotiation reform negotiations. jim jordan said, i believe it was on fox, no law will change what happened. do you get the sense in washington that any sort of