[gavel] by recognizing myself or five minutes. On may 25, in the twilight of memorial on may 20 five, in the twilight of memorial day, Derek Chauvin held his need to go to floyds neck and pressed his face to the pavement for eight minutes 46 seconds as mr. Floyd pleaded for relief, repeating the words, i cant breathe. Floyd, i am sure you have seen the video. Can you think of any reason why officer chauvin would need to hold his knee on your brothers for over eight minutes . I dont know why he did it, but personally i think it was personal. They worked at the same place. For him to do Something Like that, it had to be premeditated and he wanted to do it. Intentional. Yes sir. We have learned since then that he has faced 17 misconduct complaints during his career. He was named in the brutality lawsuit, he shot and critically wounded a man after a brief and nonviolent confrontation. How do you feel about the history what do you know what do you feel about the history of misconduct . He s
Order, we will now proceed with questions. I will begin by recognizing myself or five minutes. On may 25, in the twilight of memorial day, Derek Chauvin of the Minneapolis Police held a need to george mr. Floydonless neck, pleaded for release, repeating the words i cant breathe. Mr. Floyd, i am sure you have seen the video. Can you think of any reason why officer chauvin would need to hold his knee on your brothers for over eight minutes . I dont know why he did it, but personally i think it was personal. They worked at the same place. For him to do Something Like that, it had to be premeditated and he wanted to do it. Intentional. Yes sir. We have learned since then that he has faced 17 misconduct complaints during his career. He was named in the brutality lawsuit, he shot and critically wounded a man after a brief and nonviolent confrontation. How do you feel about the history what do you know what do you feel about the history of misconduct . He should have been off the force. Any o
[murmuring] the committee will be in order, we will now proceed with questions. I will begin by recognizing myself or five minutes. On may 25, in the twilight of memorial day, Derek Chauvin of the Minneapolis Police held a need to george mr. Floydonless neck, pleaded for release, repeating the words i cant breathe. Mr. Floyd, i am sure you have seen the video. Can you think of any reason why officer chauvin would need to hold his knee on your brothers for over eight minutes . I dont know why he did it, but personally i think it was personal. They worked at the same place. For him to do Something Like that, it had to be premeditated and he wanted to do it. Intentional. Yes sir. We have learned since then that he has faced 17 misconduct complaints during his career. He was named in the brutality lawsuit, he shot and critically wounded a man after a brief and nonviolent confrontation. How do you feel about the history what do you know what do you feel about the history of misconduct . He
Tonight at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on the communicators on cspan2. Lets bring in an actual expert on this topic so we will turn to brian who is the chief executive officer of the property and Environment Research center. He will walk us through what happens with the Great American outdoors act and he will tell us all the details that we need to know great brian, good morning. Good morning. Can you hear me . Host i can hear you just fine but thank you for being with us. First of all, no, go ahead. Guest greetings from those in montana which is the gateway to Yellowstone National park. Host let me ask you this question because this is what people are wondering. The bills that the senatet was working on in the midst of everything going on in the country, the bill the senate was working on was the land and Water Conservation fund and the bill called the Great American outdoor act c but what does this bill do and why was it important for the senate to be working on it right now . Guest well, thi
Between White Nationalists and counterprotesters. This portion includes graduates from the university of virginia and Community Organizers discussing their efforts to address racism. This is just over an hour. Good evening. Im a staff attorney with the american Arab Antidiscrimination Committee and it is truly my honor to present our last panel for this evening, charlottesville, the reemergence of White Supremacy. Particularly because of what weve seen in the last three years alone about violence occurring, not only in the Arab American Community but Mass Violence against africanamericans. Africanamerican communities have been one of our most crucial allies in our fight against the muslim ban with many of our Community Workers working with black lives matter but as well as being prominent members of the naacp and the aclu. Particularly this summer weve seen the outcry and the Mass Violence that occurred in charlottesville with the uprising at the campus, particularly seen, as we know,