he said, just had a priceless call from my father who saw tv interview i did about the book and said decidedly accusatory tone, quote, i noticed you are doing a lawrence of donald and dropping your boston accent for professional reasons. so rachel, here s my question. [laughs] here s my question. do you think, patrick he finished do this interview in a boston accent in our dropped boston accent for professional reasons? you should do it in your boston accents and you should subtitle it. you should get it closed caption so that we can all know the true depths of what you re talking about. actually, can i just come in for a section about patrick ratcliffe. he is one of the few nonfiction writers in america who i read everything he writes. every time he writes a book, i read it. every time he writes an article, i read it. anything that he writes, whether or not i am at all interested in the topic, because patrick red and keith has written it, i go and read that book, i go and
chauvin s knee. video of his death sparked a national outcry, an international outcry, against police brutality. chauvin is now facing multiple murder charges. he has pleaded not guilty. omar jiminez has covered this trial. preparations for reactions to events inside that courtroom. omar, you witnessed the 8:46 just a couple minutes ago. i was, of course, watching it here as many of our viewers were. intended to highlight just how long chauvin s knee was on george floyd. i wonder as you re there in that city now and there watching this moment unfold, tell us what you heard. what is the mood? what is the tension? well, jim, i mean, you didn t have to look hard over the course of those 8:46 when kneeling to show how long of a time that actually was. and, of course, it was meant to be representative of the amount of time that chauvin s knee was on george floyd s neck. and right before that, we heard from members of george floyd s family and their attorneys about what this mome
they tried to first, you will learn when you meet them, to intercede on what was happening with their voice. they tried to interject, to exhort, to please stop. just with their voices because something there was concerning to them. and when that didn t work you can see any number of them pulled out their cameras to document what was happening. such that it would be memorialized, such that it would not be misrepresented. such that it could not be forgotten. what we ll see this morning will be the footage taken from one of these bystanders in just a moment. and you will learn with respect to these bystanders that none of them knew who george floyd was. they didn t know his history or anything about him. they knew that they came upon an individual that they saw was in some serious distress under the knees of mr. chauvin and it alarmed them. let me show you what the scene looks like just briefly. here in minneapolis this take place at the intersection of chicago avenue and 38th s
going about their business, is that they saw something that was shocking to them, that was disturbing to them and it made them stop and take note. stop and take note. they tried to first, you will learn, when you meet them, to intercede with their voices. they tried to interject, to exhort, to try to get into good trouble with their voices, because something there was concerning to them. when that didn t work, you can see any number of them pulled out their cameras to document what was happening. such that it would be memorialized, such that it would not be misrepresented, such that it could not be forgotten. what we will see this morning will be the footage taken from one of the bystanders in just a moment. you will learn with respect to the bystanders that none of them knew who george floyd was. they didn t know his history. they didn t know anything about him. all think knew was they came upon an individual that they saw was in some serious distress under the knees of mr.
humping kat s book bag and then passed out from a contact high. first, harris faulkner is back. i wonder what should be could be happy about. i m happy because the test i had. you think i would not include that in the show, harris? my husband now has to see that twice. well, at least - - didn t get the tattoo. guess who did, stewart varney and he s not complaining. also brian kilmeed is back. obviously somebody canceled. yeah, we tried everybody including the janitor with the lazy eye. and, and, and i m very excited we got a first-time guest, dr. carl. carl is a professor of psychology at columbia. relax, kat, he doesn t do outpatients. but,a, dr. hart, what is that book? dr. hart wrote one of the bravest books you re gonna find drug use for grownups. that was my major at berkley. i still can t believe you didn t ask me to write the foreward. the book is about legalizing drugs. it might miss some of you off, bat that s what the drugs are for. but the book isn t just a