longest serving minneapolis police department officer who testified that chauvin s force was unnecessary. chauvin has plead the not guilty to second-degree unintentional murder and third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges. with the first week down what are the takeaways? joining me to discuss is joey jackson, criminal defense attorney and form er new york state prosecutor and james gillian a special agent who, by the way, is in the dissertation phase at st. john s university with a doctoral focus on police force. writing an essay for new york post you acknowledged that chauvin s conduct was repugnant and criminal. you predicted a guilty on manslaughter. now that you ve heard a week of testimony, do you stand by that? west michael, firstly, no doubt, this was a devastating week of testimony in the presentation of evidence for the prosecution. after watching almost every second gavel-to-gavel of the testimony this week, i came away with a couple of takeaways
how to avert a disaster. i will talk to him about those as well as covid-19 and much else. that plus the u.s. calling out saudi arabia s most powerful prince for his role in the killing of an american resident. also, the biden administration goes on the offensive militarily with a strike against iran-backed militias that have been attacking american forces. we ll explore. but first here s my take. congress began hearings this week on the security failures that led to the capitol being invaded by an armed mob on january 6th. that s appropriate and useful. but my fear is these kinds of inquiries almost always end up adding more security procedures, putting up more barricades and making american government ever more imperial, armed and removed from its citizens. i remember living in washington briefly during the 1980s. it was easy to enter congress and to walk amidst the grand rooms and imposing statues, occasionally even bumping into senators. even the white house is rela
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