criticizing putin s war person who has already survived two poisoning attempts. vladimir kara murza as attorney and longtime friend is outfront plus outrage tonight a grand jury in ohio deciding not to charge eight officers who shot a black man nearly four dozen times after a chase. police say they thought he was armed and payback from desantis the governor, threatening to build a competing theme park or even a state prison right next to disney. let s go, outfront. and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight 25 years in prison just for taking on putin . that is the shocking sentence handed down to putin opposition leader vladimir kara murza cameras. formal crime is criticizing putin s war in ukraine, which, of course he did, and did so bravely, just like he did on this show a year ago. putin has a pattern here. as you know, he falsely accused the us of developing bioweapons in georgia. ah as he invaded there. you think that he is going to launch a chemical or biologi
tonight on the reid out. your money is not charity. it s an investment in the global security and democracy that we handle in the most responsible way. [ applause ] president zelenskyy delivers an inspiring speech to congress as the putin-loving right gives him the cold shoulder. capitol police officer harry dunn joins me to talk about the january 6th committee s investigation as we await its final report. later president biden lays out a hopeful vision for america s future as we prepare to bid farewell to a tumultuous 2022. we await the release of the final report by the house january 6th select committee which could come at any moment. the panel is expected to drop a whopping 800 pages that will give a comprehensive and detailed look at how donald trump plotted to overturn his 2020 election defeat and purposefully provoked his supporters with phony conspiracies about widespread voter fraught. this report is a big deem. the committee interviewed more than 1200 witn
Has to be reactive freight it s hard to go proactive until someone breaks the law. as far as i m concerned, all th officers that receive that should receive the highest honor . what does it take in that moment. it s one thing when you re in a war zone, we are trained to prepare to react in the infantr is to react to contacts, but ho do you put yourself in the mode to go after someone who s got a ak-47 in the street when a woma earlier dealing with it. pete, i still have goosebump freight officer robinson could have stayed behind cover, staye safe or as safe as he could. he decided to cross open and open start, an open field, putting himself between himself and the officers that were down. putting his life on the line no only protect his brother officers, but everyone in that area. he is a true hero in my opinion.
Criminal proceeding, but he also has to realize in this situation. there s something that causes that happens in the midst of these gun fires where police officers are firing because they are hearing firing coming at them, and it really is the other brother officers that are firing, which causes them to fire even further. and so this is not a unusual phenomenon. the amount of shots. it s unfortunate it s definitely disturbing to hear. but whether it s criminals another question , right. right. well your your perspective on this and you know, taking taking the con view matters a lot. thank you so much, paul. i always appreciate speaking to you. thank you for having me next to the arrest warrant out for an 85 year old white man who allegedly shot a black teenager twice after he showed up at his house by mistake thinking that he was there just to pick up his younger brothers, plus payback ron desantis, threatening to build a prison next to disney world after the florida governor gotten ou
Brother officers and sister officers experienced, that resulted in some of them dying literally, do they ever say to you, i m sorry that i did that? i m sorry i lied about january 6th? there are individuals who walk the hall, not necessarily lawmakers, the capitol community it s a lot of people that work there but it s a small community and majority of the individuals who were there feel bad about what we went through. they thank us for our service. it means a lot. as far as specific members of congress, i haven t been personally approached to say, you know, sorry about that, i haven t. but that s not necessary for me. i don t do my job for recognition or to make people doing the right thing. it s important to defend people s right to say what they feel even if i disagree. even if it s a lie.