Neville. Senator tim scott doubling down on his belief that the u. S. Is not a racist nation. It comes amid fallout over major pushback on the south carolina republican over his rebuttal to president biden s address to congress wednesday night. Thank goodness, finally our president, vice president, one of the leaders in the democrat house, jim clyburn, have come forward and saying what i ve been saying for a long time, america is not a racist country. Is there a lingering effect after a couple centuries of racism in this country, the answer is absolutely. Arthel: alex hogan has more on the speech fallout. Reporter: hi, arthel. Senator tim scott reaffirming some of the statements and coming on the back and forth we ve seen this past week. He did address this once again today and repeated the statement that we ve heard this past week, that he believes america is not a racist country. The question we should be debating and fighting over is how do we resolve those issues going forward. One
First aired exclusively on the faulkner focus shows that violent confrontation before the police officer opened fire from even a different perspective. You re watching outnumbered, i m harris faulkner. Here today, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany my cohost, tomi lahren and steve hilton, great to see everybody. As these images show, ma khia bryant appeared to be just moments away from stabbing and potentially killing another young girl and the officer had just nine seconds from getting out of the patrol car to reaching that point before he fired. But the officer is not being recognized for saving the life of the woman in the pink who is pressed up against that car, instead this has been the reaction from democratic lawmakers and multiple media outlets, watch. Just like we ve been visited by tragedy here in minnesota often, she in columbus, ohio, was visited by a tragedy of a young woman whose life was taken by columbus police. The question we have to ask ourselves, what if it were your
well, authorities investigating a possible case of human smuggling in texas where more than 90 migrants were discovered inside a houston home yesterday. plus, president biden pitching his tax and spend plan to america this week as republicans and reportedly even some democrats push back against the costs of his proposals. we have live fox team coverage on these stories. william la jeunesse is in texas with the latest on the unfolding investigation, mark meredith standing by in delaware with more of president biden s spending plan, but we begin with christina coleman with details on california s plan to make tens of thousands of prisoners eligible for early release. christina. reporter: arthel, reaction is pouring in from republicans on this. san francisco gop party chair says these changes are dangerous. it s not san francisco. we have, you know, murders are up in san francisco, burglaries, home invasions are up in san francisco. and now we re going to take repeat violent
i am pamela brown in washington, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom. we begin with a candid confession, the lead prosecutor in the trial against disgraced ex-cop derek chauvin says he was never convinced he was going to win the case until the verdict was finally read. live with the details, arienne. reporter: like many minnesotans and black americans across the country. keith ellison experienced disappointments multiple times. ellison led the prosecution in the derek chauvin s trial. in the 60-minute interview tonight he revealed publicly that he had doubts about the case. was there ever a time that you thought you could lose this case? i was never convinced that we are going to win this case until we heard the verdict of guilty. i remember what happened in the rodney king s case when i was a young man. i remember how devastated i felt when i heard the jury acquitted with those officers. particularly wh
reaction. she writes it was not an accidented the repeated outcomes of an indefensible system that grants impunity for state violence and targets those who question that order. if i were to diagram that sentence i think i could find something that is misleading or false in every one of those phrases. when this type of discussion occurs it is not particularly helpful. we know there are tens of thousands of people a year who are the victims of murder, rape, robbery, child sexual assault, shooting, cybercrimes that drain millions of dollars from our senior citizens. defunding or eliminating the police is simply not well thought out. i would suspect there is research a good question would be in the district that these two representatives represent, what is the percentage of their members of their community that want the police eliminated? maybe they re just speaking for their district out of 435. when you think about reimagining policing getting police out of the business of