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Have more cameras than anybody. we have, what, a billion people who take the subway a year. come on, i m a citizen of new york city. and if my police department can t find this guy with all of these cameras, i m worried about that. that concerns me. relisten, don, this incident occurred just about 38 hours ago and we now have somebody in custody. yeah, why so long? what s that? why so long? that s a whole lot of time. that s a lot of other people who are in danger. there are a lot of citizens, a lot of, hold on, a lot of people are in danger, a lot of citizens, people who live in new york city, a lot of visitors. 38 hours is a long time, especially in a city like new york that has so many police officers. the best police officers in the country. it s way too long. way too long. so what s up, i know people don t want to talk about that. one hour is way too long when you have somebody, an
Arbery s death. the jury also wanted to relisten to part of a 911 call that was made by one of the defendants in the final moments of arbery s life. 911, what s the address of your emergency? i m here at satilla shores. where at in satilla shores? stop! sir? hello? sir? cnn s sara sidner joins us live there in brunswick, georgia. sara, there are so many questions right now about why this jury wanted to see and hear that specific evidence again. the 911 call was something they referenced multiple times throughout this trial. tell us more about the specific video they wanted to see.
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Racist. 20% say it s not, and 18% say it depends. among republicans, 21% feel it is racist. 45% say it s not, 30% saying it depends. leslie, you have the president jumping into this feud. but nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez have gone back and forth and gotten very personal. can you discuss what is happening? is the unity coming back to the democrats or are they going to try and distance themselves from the squad? leslie: unity is coming back and it has to come back. i have confidence that the person who can relisten, especially in this meeting, is speaker pelosi. she has done well negotiating with the president. i think she can negotiate with aoc. what i would do if i were james: i would hope so! leslie: i would say, look, this is what s at stake. you want your green new deal and certain things on migration, you have a long political career ahead of you. i m at the end of my career but i ve been here long time. as one woman to another, let me think of you has younger