reparations, that he wants to support the clyburn plan. how do you respond to that? how i respond is saying rest in peace to representative john conyers. he was pushing hr-40 since 1989. right. in his lifetime he got to see us as a community get behind that. unfortunately he didn t get to see that bill go through. that bill is reintroduced with tweaks and could use further tweaking. saunders i saw from regular run of the mill black working people put the pressure on him and we were advised that this is something to re-evaluate and look at. within 50 to 60 days to he turned from i don t know and then i ll sign it. all right. to me, to me bigger than simply saying will you give me reparations, i learned in that moment i have an apply to take my word, trust and depend that i m telling them the truth and
you want to push to make sure good police are protected but bad police are held accountable? local communities run police departments. but this is what the federal government can do. it can develop a model program which says, look, lethal force is the last response, not the first response. if you are threatened, these are the things that you as a police officer can do before you take out your gun and you start shooting people. and we can reward those communities that are prepared to train their police offices to do that. you talked about the clyburn plan and you said you would sign hr-430 if it passed. what are you saying specifically in terms of policies that would say to the black community and to the broader community that would bring us together in terms of equality, not just playing one audience against another. we aren t playing. when we talk about raising the minimum wage to at least 15