May your soul rest in peace. may you rest in the most beautiful roses. darnella frazier. thank you to caroline randall williams for reading darnella frazier s statement she released today. she gets tonight s last word. the last word with brian williams starts right now. good evening, day 126 of the biden administration, there is breaking news tonight about the twice impeached former president. the washington post first to report that the manhattan district attorney has convened a grand jury expected to decide whether to indict trump, executives at his company or the
Beautiful roses. darnella frazier. thank you to caroline randall williams for reading darnella frazier s statement that she released today. she gets the last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. and good evening once again, day 126 of the biden administration and there is breaking news tonight about the twice impeached former president. the washington post first to report the manhattan district attorney has convened a grand jury that is, quote, expected to decide whether to indict trump executives at his company or the business itself should prosecutors present the panel with criminal charges. the report continues to say that mentality district
Takes a lot. but he s definitely one of those people. i ll never mute you, lawrence, never ever, no matter what. of course that s easy for you to say because i m on after your work day is over. that changes everything. never mind. thank you, rachel. well, exactly one year ago today, one year ago today exactly, 17-year-old darnella frazier aimed her phone at george floyd lying face down and handcuffed on a street in minneapolis and she recorded the video of the last 9 minutes and 29 seconds of george floyd s life. in washington today, george floyd s now 7-year-old daughter gianna said that what we saw, what the world saw on that video, can change the world. it s like gianna said, you re
Exactly one year ago today, 17 year olds darnella frazier and her phone at george floyd lying face down and handcuff on a street in minneapolis and she recorded the video of the last nine minutes and 29 seconds of his life in washington today, george floyd s now seven year old daughter gianna said what we saw, what the world saw on that but you can change the world. just like gianna said, her dad was a hero. [applause] you guys can see we all should be able to work together. darnella frazier doesn t do interviews. we heard her voice, but we
Daddy s gonna do what? change the world. [ applause ] but y all can see we as adults, we all should be able to see that. we all should be able to work together. darnella frazier doesn t to interviews. we heard her voice, but we re not allowed to see her face in the trial that convicted derek chauvin of the murder of george floyd, largely on the strength of her video recording. that s how that conviction was obtained. she spoke with anguish under oath in the trial about lying awake at night wishing she had done more to help george floyd. and today darnella frazier issued a written statement. it is a profound and poetic and painful to read statement. she says, a part of my childhood was taken away from me. at the end of this hour, the poet and author, carolyn randall