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tennessee's top law enforcement official gave more than a hint, what to expect to see terminate. >> i've seen the video, -- in a word, it's absolutely appalling. let me be clear, what happened here, does not at all reflect proper policing. this was wrong, this was criminal. >> more in a moment on what we know about how this unfolded, minute by minute, first of his cnn's senior crime and correspondent on the video, showing the worst of it. what is the latest you're hearing about just what we could expect to see, and when? >> so, we expect a video to come out at some point tomorrow evening, around 6:00 or so local time, sunday 7:00 eastern time. how it is gonna be distributed, how are gonna receive, it is

still very much unclear, i think tomorrow and friday, we expect to hear something more from the city, it's the city of memphis that is actually releasing this video, not the dea. he has been restricting its release, saying he didn't want to release until is done, with this investigation you can understand why because the indictment, so, fourth fine, we think tomorrow at some point, we will see this video, there will be some redactions, on it but that's to protect peoples -- their faces, and other identifying characteristics, like low numbers, or something. that's the only thing, but it's gonna be significant, you hear him on enforcement officials prepare all of us for the video. i think it was significant to hear, they sound you play from a 30-year veteran, -- just how disturbed he is by what he saw. >> there was some new information about what happened that night, what have you been hearing from officials simone? >> so i think today we've got

some new key -- they now in here has been talking about it. because officials have refused to take based questions on, line of things unfolded. today we learn from the dea, they official encounter that the victim here is pepper sprayed. they used pepper spray on him, and it was a very officers were very charged in the beginning moments of this. and then a resist chase and a second encounter, and that's where the dea says -- beating where this occurred. and we also, learned about this is significant as well, john, is it took some time to get him the medical assistance. we don't know exactly what that, means or how much time, i think it explains why those two, emts perhaps, were taken off duty. that also significant, it tells us there for the first time,

that medical care, as we've known, more importantly, more significant information, more detail that took some time for them to get empties, and the medical care that clearly he would've needed. >> officials hinted we may actually see evidence of that on the video when it's released, tomorrow night, so the five officers are charged with murder, among other things, what are the is their size tonight, and can other people still involved here face charges? >> right, others could, -- investigation is continuing, and others could still face criminal charges. the police chief here in memphis, said that she's actually investigating other officers for damar departmental charges administrative charges so is more to come on that. as to the status of these officers, two of them have bonded out, they've made bond. so they're in jail for most of the day, they're now out of jail, those two officers. as far as we, know three still remain, and they're expected to

bind out, that's probably gonna take a little more time. and then we are waiting to hear whether will be acquitted pacer or email you type, july. >>, i shallow brook, is good happening there, keep us posted. >> and shimon, reported we have new details about the timeline, at least according to authorities. more on that from nick valencia. >> if it was illegal intention to begin with it certainly became illegal at a certain point. >> tonight nearly three weeks after the death of tyreek nichols following a traffic stop him at this,, we're learning new details about how this all unfolded. >> -- we have one running on foot. >> he's fighting at this time. >> this afternoon, this is shelby county district attorney, detailed more of what happened, saying there is an initial traffic stop followed by an altercation involving several officers and nickels where

prescribe is deployed and nichols fled. >> there is another altercation at a nearby location where the serious injuries were experienced by mr. nichols. and to some period of time of waiting around afterwards who's taken away by an ambulance. >> after the incident earlier this month, memphis police released a statement saying that nichols was pulled over for reckless driving, and that is officers approached the driver at the computation occurred, and the suspects fled the scene on foot. they state said after another computation nichols was taken into custody, but complained of having shortness of breath, -- nichols died three days after the traffic stop from his, injuries, according to the tennessee bureau of investigation. listen to reads that the, in memphis pd fired five officers, attorney minister ivanka geisha, well george had violated -- including excessive use of force, to do the interview, and duty to render aid.

two members of the city's fire department were also fired. police officers, five days before the family in attorneys were showed the video the encounter. >> no father, mother, should have to witness what i saw today. >> it was an unadulterated, unabashed, nonstop beating, of this young boy, for three minutes. >> retired shelby county sheriff's -- whose family, friends who visited -- and says of martin was remorseful, but defended his use of force. >> i saw the pain on his face, said he hadn't slept. probably five or six days. when he was expressing to me, things went on, he was tea realized. >> memphis police chief, sarah landale assist as infinite district attorney's news conference this afternoon. wednesday, she made her first on camera comments about this case. >> this incident was heinous,

reckless, and inhumane. and in the vein of transparency, when the video was released, in the coming days, you will see this for yourselves. >> nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >> our thanks to nick for that. some perspective on the charges so, far a potential federal charges, as well as what this says in a larger sense about policing and justice in the country. with, us cnn political commentator, tom perez, former dnc chair, former labor secretary especially to the point tonight former head of the civil rights decision that the justice department. also with, let's run, johnson former cabinet the missouri state highway patrol. first to you, captain, johnson based on what you've heard but what is on the video, what happened, do you believe these are the crack charges, and based on the charges. what does that tell you about what we're gonna see in the video? >> i'll tell you what, it's hard to say the car charges, but i only would say from everything i've heard, they see

this on their expertise seems to be appropriate. i think we're gonna see sunday that cuts at the core of who we are as americans. i think it's something we can't tolerate, i think it's sunday that we have to make sure it changes, and let's make it happen in our country. we have to really do something to change the culture, and stop this from happening. i do think that memphis is done a great, job the police department, the tennessee bureau of investigation. i think they've done a good job of being transparent. >> so tom, all five of the officers -- what is the significance of that? >> we'll conduct that demonstrates a reckless disregard for human life, is what can constitute second degree murder, and that's where they're charged with. they were all there. as a result that, assuming the

video is consistent with that, it would be a consistent practice, to charge all five involved. have a trial, and asking flu suitable, -- doesn't mean that person is in response, will be an issue that is taking up at sentencing. if we were to get that far. i know steve mulroy, i -- may be new to the d.a.'s, job but he's a seasoned prosecutor. and he's a respected leader. so that's impressive, that they got through this in less than three weeks. and i have a lot of faith in what they have done, together with a tbi who is also working very very hard. i'll tell you it's really important to make sure that you are throwing these investigations. here in maryland, where i live, the freddy gray investigations, and the local prosecutors, are

very very hasty. as a result, you know, the criminal case fizzled, and it was a real black eye on the prosecution. as a result, i think they have been very deliberate in what they're doing, and very transparent, as we will see tomorrow. >> captain johnson, you know, you are in ferguson missouri in the wake of the shooting of michael brown. i'm not comparing one tragedy to another here, what steps do you believe officials and memphis and other cities around the country, should be taking in advance of the release of this video tomorrow night? >>, well i think they should be engaging with the community leaders. partnering with community leaders, and having a conversation. and talking about the things that been done, already. we have seen something is different in his country, in some incidents. i think a lot of things done, right and a year ago two years ago. i think getting out in front of

it, having those conversations,. but also ensuring that we're all in this together, i think we heard from the developer tbi. he is just, and other officials, are just as hard and bothered by, this in our profession as a community, -- >> so, tom how the federal investigation liner work with the state investigation. i think completely, separate is one case tough to prove that another? >> in this particular case, what would happen as an ordinary manner. as the local authorities of taking swift action, is the department of justice with differ, and await the results of those investigations. the last thing you want to do in a case like this, so federal authorities and local authorities, talking to the same witnesses at the same time. it creates confusion, it could undermine the local

investigation. i'm confident that the department of justice, so of rights division, along with the united states attorney's office for the western district of tennessee, will very very closely monitor the investigation. they will be re-prayer, if necessary, to take criminal actions at the conclusion of this trial. the same time, john, is another thing that the cannon should do in my judgment, and that is to take a very careful look, at whether or not they should initiate a civil investigation, under the so-called perna practice authority. >> that's an authority that needs to be reform to give more tools to the federal government. there is legislation pending in that area. -- los angeles police department, that is a tool that allows the federal government to take a very careful -- look, is this an isolated incident, other other incidents regarding use, force training,

et cetera. and those matters need to await the criminal prosecution. but those are two pathways that i suspect the federal government will take. >> tom, perez ron johnson, thank you both for helping us out tonight. >> next, we're gonna have a live report from ukraine, as the west gets ready to send tanks, russia continues to send missiles, and civilian targets and fighting heats up on the ground. later the former presidents remarkable string of races attacks against the wife of mitch mcconnell's wife. tonight, the pushback from elena zhao. we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com.

ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy is asking the west for additional rep and, right after another wave of russian missile strikes on kyiv, and other ukrainian cities. it's, evil he said in his nightly address, can and should be stopped only with adequate weapons, weapons on the battlefield. weapons that check our side skies. -- in kyiv for, us where civilians are being targeted. >> sam, what more do we know about the missile attacks across ukraine today? understand, you are able to make it to the scene, where missile debris struck and killed a civilian near kyiv. >> yes, that's right john when civilian was killed here in near kyiv. notwithstanding the fact that the local authorities said that -- shut down all the cruise missiles are attacking the city. a gentleman who was killed, a

man in his, 50s was hit by falling debris, close to a power generating plants, on the outskirts of -- there were ten other people, around the country, also killed in similar strikes. authorities say that more than 50 cruise missiles, were fired at ukraine, that's majority some 47, were shot down. that's on top of the drones. these are unsophisticated, drones are manufactured in iran, sean, there used to soak up the air defenses that the ukrainians, say they so desperately need to protect themselves, against just the sorts of attacks. this is, now at least three or four -- using introns and missiles to try to break the back of ukraine's capacity to brace power.

-- -- to reinforce their military options, as the bloodletting continues. particularly around the city of bakhmut, and the russians are throwing huge amounts of men and material into that fight. ukrainians can't really understand why, because that town is particularly -- not particularly strategically important. they believe the russians are desperately looking for some kind of victory, after about four months, -- in which they've lost ground, they've captured early on in this campaign, in kharkiv and more laterally in kherson, sean. >> we've heard from the russians multiple times in the past 24 hours. promising to ask their attacks on ukraine. what is the response been on ukrainian authorities? >> the ukrainians are delighted,

absolutely delighted with the offer of tanks. numbering about 100 that have been pledged so far including 31 abrams tanks funny united states, the quickest bunch is likely to be delivered from the united kingdom, challenger two tanks. these are battlefield or placements, to what they already lost. but not like to like, because of course are much more sophisticated, weapons and much more problematic for the russians to take on. it's also been seen both in russia and i think in ukraine, as a sign, much to the disappointment of the kremlin, that the west is now, once again, very much united around the idea that ukraine really needs sophisticated, more material. thanks for one thing, they're also asking for air defenses, and ultimately for fighter jets and fighter bombers. >> sam kiley, thanks so much for being with, us stay safe. and with us now is william cohen, who served as defense secretary in the clinton administration. mister secretary, always a

pleasure to see you. you see these missile strikes by russia in the last 24 hours, do you believe those are what do you think that russia would've done this anyway. >> clearly there's a national response, here i think they are looking for a excuse, -- to try to annihilate the ukrainian people. and ukraine is a sovereign country. so whether there's a direct connection, i believe there, is i don't think it makes much of a difference. because when they talk about escalating, though, we might provoke them an escalation, what's going on for the past year? they have escalating an escalating, and savaging ukrainian people. and then saying, don't try to defend, don't contribute to where their defense. -- so we have to take that into account, and then do what we can to defend the kind of people. >> look, remember, there's only

one country that invaded another, it's russia than invaded ukraine here. we heard sam kiley reports that ukraine is obviously delighted, that the u.s. and nato countries are sending in countries, good number 100 by the end of march. but germany seems awfully reluctant to do this. why so reluctant? >> well, i think because of their history, going back to world war ii, obviously, the fact that they've had a fairly pacifist military over the years. and we've been pressing them and pressing them, and frankly live call very long way. i can recall when i was in the senate, and the russians or the soviets that that point, put it 20 on the sort of -- and we's biden said media send her exams to offset, it germans are very reluctant, they've been coming slowly to that conclusion, they have to build a capable defense, that is equally capable of cooperating

fully 90s as a nato member. it's come a long way. >> you heard sam kiley, they're mentioning, we also heard from ukraine's foreign minister and others, who said the next piece of military equipment they want, western fighter jets, and even f-16. is that a different type of request? does that go into a new area on your mind? >> i think we made the request to your, go at that time poland was willing to offer i'm 29, and then everybody, said let's be careful not to step too far ahead of this, and we've seen what's taking place since that time. just a savage assault, criminal assault, on ukrainian people. so i think, what they need is air, defense and need more missile, or sam's, all that kind of air defense capability. but i think it aircraft falls right into the category they're gonna need. whether it's an f-16 or some other aircraft, real question is, what is a capability they need, and can we provide that

through other means. rather ercot cement be available, as 16's is one of the finest in the world, and that may be the one they ultimately decide on. there could be others that fulfill the need, that's quick, replace slash training, less maintenance, unless the stain paw problems they'd have with the left f-16. >> to be clear, you devices it united states, nato, anyone, to get those jets to ukraine now, we're asking. >> i would, say start training, for talking about m16s and future, start training them in terms of how not only to fly them, to maintain, them as something that's gonna take a lot of training as well. but there's a lot of burqas out there that could be delivered quickly with less training we should do everything to facilitate that i don't think they're catastrophic tables well i think they're on the table. >> secretary william cohen, thanks for being with us. former transportation secretary elaine chao, response to the months-long racist attacks on her, by her former boss, the

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after months of races tax by the former president elaine chao's former secretary of transportation speaking out. she told politico, when i was, young some people deliberately misspelled or mispronounced my name. if americans have worked hard to change out for next generation, he doesn't seem to understand. that says a whole lot more about him than it ever will be asian americans. this comes after high-profile shootings targeting them asian american community, after the

former president repeatedly used -- to describe chao. you can see it there, highlight on the screen. she's also singled out -- china loving wife. the editorial board of the wall street journal noted last, year her real offense was resigning as transportation secretary, after mr. trump's disgraceful behavior on january six. we're joined now by cnn political commentator, -- griffin, whose focus communications for the former president, also cnn correspondent mj lee, and scott jennings, a longtime adviser to senator mitch mcconnell, who is of course has been to elaine chao. you cover donald trump for -- trump's spokesperson, stephen chung told politico, quote, peoples should stop feigning outrage, and engaging controversies that exist only in their heads. so what do you make of that is both a reporter, and it's no

easy american? >> yeah, john i think i would've thought that especially, during a week like this one when there is been so much pain i'm asian american community, someone like mr. chung might have been thinking a lot about the experience of being asian american -- there is no fake outrage here, asian people across this country, confront all kinds of racism, all the time. i think what is particularly disturbing, to think about this week, it's thinking about when you see an ex president. mocking and making overtly racist comments, about his former cabinet member, what message you might send to the average person, about what might be okay to say, but what might be okay to say the average age american person the country. talking about your neighbor, your colleague, someone who looks like me walking down the street, and trump has been

stoking these racial divisions, ever since he was a candidate and going way far back. as, that he did when he's president, i think we have no reason to think that he wouldn't keep doing that, if you were to get another four years in the white house. >> it's no reason to think that he doesn't know exactly what he is doing. and mj, just to hit this one more time. when elaine chao speaks about her life experience, it's growing, up people mispronouncing her, name when she was young. does that strike a chord with you? >> it, does i think probably strikes a chord with many asian americans, in this country, and she said that asians have been trying to change that experience for future generations, and she believes that trump clearly doesn't understand that. i think she is clearly, right president trump has no idea, how embedded that experience is in being asian american and i just want to make the point that we are not always talking about overt racism or comments

that are just so heinous. or even border on violence, we are talking about sort of the everyday experience to, i've just been made to feel like other, that you don't belong, but if you look like me, and you must be foreign, and the answer sort of prove your worth, it has been asked a question to you speak english, it's asked like where you really from, it's been a reporter at a trump rally in iowa, and being told by somebody, you know no offense to you, but are these people coming from asia all the time, and having families, here and taking away our jobs. i know you know this, john that i became an american citizen back in 2016, it was one of the happiest days my life but i still, even though now an american citizen, still grapple with i think that question of belonging as intimidation american. that i believe is what elaine chao is talking about. >> i count that as a win for the united states that we got

here in 2017. alyssa, one of the things you have, heard almost where bait him from several, publicans is trump just likes to call people names, this is him doing what he does. >> on the season, not going to feign outrage, and pretend i'm shocked the president trump, once again used racist comments to attack somebody. this is a pattern for him, he's done it countless times since he was first declared candidate, i think two things stand out for me is the timing in the target obviously as mj mentioned this tragic mass shooting targeting the asian american community and just the fact that violence and harassment have been on the rise dating back to covid and conspiracy theories around that but also the target this is a woman, elaine chao, who served the reagan administration, the bush administration, she's been a naturalized citizen since she was 19 years, old she's been public service, she's american who served in his ministration. her only offense was that you

serve the insurrection. against republicans, do we want for more years of this? we won four more years of explaining to our kids by the former president or saint offensive things that we'd yellow them for seeing on the playground. it's just turning the blind, i know rick scott, he likes to call names. i'm calling him out there. like, know this is blatantly, racist this is the worst timing. -- we don't need to do this again. >> scott, do we want for years as a political question, but there's also a moral question here, do we want four more minutes of a public figure saying, racist things. and how do you stop that from happening? what would you advise republican officials, about this. i ask, because mitch mcconnell -- to even mention trump's name. he's doing not on purpose, doesn't necessarily elevate, him but in a case like this, do

you think it makes sense to speak out. >> i think it makes sense for elaine chao to speak, out because she's classier than donald trump lover think about being, she's let it go for sometime, but at some point because not just an issue for her personally, but an issue for the entire asian american community. elaine, shout her parents, her family, there are thousand times the american patriots don't trump will ever be, and for him to questionnaire patriotism, a questionnaire lovett this, country and say it has something to do with communist china, it's outrageous. so i'm glad that you stop for the entirety of immigration american communities. as for the rest of the republican party, i think if you hear donald trump say something plainly, races the waves do any gasoline, xiao and you cannot summon the courage to deal with it. then you need to look inside of yourself and say, what am i doing here? what kind of a party are rebuilding here? what do we want our country to be? and are we moral enough to lead this country? can we? i mean the chao's aren't

american success story, elaine chao is the first american president be -- longest serving since world war ii. what regardless of your politics, asian americans look up to elaine chao. and we have this eagle mania, this infant, this is racist boobs, who continues to make these statements, about, her we all said every single, day even senator mcconnell elaine chao, choose not to wrestle with a pig in the mud. that's what the republican party ought to stand. >> scott jennings, melissa varick griffin, mj, thank you very much. coming up, to scott's point about party building. more republican infighting tonight, this time a battle to see who will lead the republican national committee, this is a fight between loyalist to the former president, that's next.

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the question of who will the huge republican party apparatus, known as the republican national committee, isolated skirmishes in this gop battle -- house speaker race, jeff zeleny

has details on a fight the pins of trump faithful against one another. >> they're all loyal supporters of donald trump, but critics, years ronna mcdaniel has been the former presidents handpicked leader of the republican national committee. they've sundhage done such an incredible job of the rnc. >> but tonight, a fresh family feud is boiling in the republican national party. as mcdaniel seeks reelection to a rare fourth term, she's locked an unusually tough fight, and yet another identity test for the gop. >> let's stop bashing each, other and let's remember, we are only gonna win as united party in 2024. >> she's not facing an anti trump challenger, but rather to true believers, particularly heated clash with member of the former president's legal team, who believes it's time for new blood in the top republican ranks. >> harvey dylan is a lawyer and committee member from california before the

congressional vest again of the january 6th attack on the capitol. and place blame for gop losses in the last three election cycles, not on trump, but i mcdaniel and the rnc. >> they're really eager for some change, and i provide that change, and a vision of how we're gonna win in 2024. >> it's far from the classic establishment, anti establishment divide, the number of the party in the early days. now, trump loyalist are fighting one another. even as others call for a new direction. while trump is at the center of it all, he's taken a backseat to the fight. i >> get along with both of them, i haven't taken a stance, let them fight it out. >> not florida governor ron desantis, a potential 2024 rival, who says the rnc is overdue for change. >> i think we need to get some new blood in the rnc, i like what harmeet dylan has said, about getting the rnc out of d.c.. >> mypillow ceo mike lindell, a trump election denier, and peddler conspiracy theories, is

a long shot candidate. >> with all my due diligence, and in prayer, i 100% running for the rnc chairman. in a battle that's creating strange bed fellows among the party faithful. >> phil palette to, chiang rnc member from new jersey, says it's time to move beyond trump, and of supporting, dylan despite her ties to him. >> she and i don't agree on any free everything, but that's a building coalition is about, and that's how you move forward, by embracing people like me, who have been, skeptics and critics of the former president, to build a party that is broader than just the trump base. >> butler your levy of, connecticut says the macdonnell stands the best chance of uniting the fractured party. >> elections, there are disagreements, but that doesn't mean that at the core, we don't know that we are a family, and that we are united by our principles. and our policies. >> this is a family, john, and certainly that's what

republicans feel, like there's a deep feud going on. it's gonna be settled here tomorrow, and a vote, but it is a secret ballot, but adds to the dynamic hanging over this race here entirely. we should point out, is the reason this is, important is this committee helps decide the rules in the presidential race, which starts one year from now. john? >> crucially important, jeff delaney, thank you very much. we have an exclusive ahead, someone you testified before the january six committee, who is anonymous to, us now going public for the first time in television, right here on cnn. what she thinks the committee's final report on the attack missed, and what she now hurts to bring to light, next. so when fresh mozzarella melts over it... that detail... will be big. try the new toasted baguettes from panera. one dollar delivery fee on our app.

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>> i do fear for the future, and when i'm a hold. >> you think there could be another january 6th in this country? >> yes. >> -- she is a former tutor employee who earned whistleblower, who testified before the january six committee, initially anonymously. now, she is speaking exclusively to cnn, in her first television interview. >> i think it's very important for these findings from the committee, about the roles that social media played, within january six come to light. >> she says she can't talk specifics about her time on twitter publicly, but she shared eye-opening details, and depositions with the january six committee. >> one, example as trump supporters gathered in washington, d.c., on the eve of the capitol attack. never one and her colleagues warn capitol and twitter, that there might be someone getting shelter, more or courting to transcripts. >> twitter leadership refused to take action. >> --

she spoke to cnn on a behalf of a second whistleblower, who is remaining anonymous. >> it was a night actually until the doors of the capital been breached, the twitter leadership started taking action, at that point it's too little too late, the real world harm and violence that already happened. >> how did you feel, as an american, seen this happen? >> terrified. it was horrifying. to experience political violence, what happen within our country, at such a grand scale. >> -- what she described employees, including herself, coming forward to warn their supervisors, in any case, time they were denied over and over and over, and over. and who knows, what could've been avoided, if they had listened to her and our colleagues sooner.

>> whenever one is not happy with the january six committee's final report. >> social media companies are mentioned hundreds of times, within the final report. however, their role or the responsibility, and events that, day and the violence that occur, it has not been fully laid out. >> the committee had a so-called purple team dedicated to looking into social media and extremism. cnn obtained a copy of an unpublished drop document the team prepared, much of it would focus on social media's role in the run up to january 6th, and not make it to the final report. >> this is not what did not make it into the final cut, social media companies failed to anticipate -- social violence, that it delayed response to the rise of far-right extremism, -- what key decisions that twitter were mongol by companies, and poor judgment. >> i risked a lot to come forward, and speak to the committee, and to share the

truth. about these momentous occasions. in history, with the committee did not include that information for front and center, within the report. >> january six committee missed a real opportunity, here you work in the community, do you agree that? >> the reported its job exceeding the, well which is to show the american public, the dangers posed -- multi layered attack on our democracy. >> as the drive, document jacob lake says it contains areas, and should have been re-released. >> do you think social media companies fully appreciate to the role they played in january six? >> i don't think so. that lack of awareness, of responsibility, is stark. >> i see, in this, information we will be able to understand better on january 6th. in order to ensure that doesn't

continue to repeat itself. >> and, of course, the social media companies like twitter have gone to great lengths over the years, explain what they say they're doing, crackdown on violent rhetoric in the sky forums, including in the run up to january six. some sources we spoke to on the january six committee said, not everything the committee learned can go into the final, report a clearly for some of these whistleblowers, didn't go far enough. >> they're in the middle of that, all and they want that story to be turned told. >> radio sullivan, terrific report, nice to see. you saw the news, continues cnn with alison camerota, is, next man after a quick break. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solutions and services to help businesses of all size work smarter today. so, they can have more success tomorrow.

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