president woodrow wilson issued george burdick a pardon. because i don't believe i committed a crime. the supreme court said, a pardon carries with it an imputation of guilt, and if you accept a pardon, that is virtually a confession of guilt. so if we extend the supreme court rationale to matt gaetz, what does it mean when you request a pardon, when you speak out a pardon? it obviously, if you apply the same rationale, has an amputation of guilt and could be viewed as a confession of guilt. >> the "times" is reporting that matt gaetz was asking not just for himself, he wanted a group of republican congressmen to get a pardon, which strikes me as just kind of asking for cover. you know, he wants jim jordan and a bunch of other people to be pardoned, including people who might not need one for any reason at all so that his pardon won't stand out. >> you know what, nobody wants to stand in a line-up by themselves, because then you're the one who is going to get picked. let's surround ourselves, let's put ourselves in a bag of pardons and then

guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty by now most of us have heard that most historic of burdick's which was brought down this week and former minneapolis police officer derrick. yes mr shaaban is now without a shadow of a doubt guilty of murdering george would the notorious blue wall of silence could not protect him in fact it crumbled before his very eyes and no matter how much his defense tried to put the victim of dirk's robbins actions on trial 12 individual jurors saw through the farce and racism of it all and finally brought some much needed accountability to the murder of mr floyd and while the minneapolis community and many others around the country and even the world breathed a sigh of relief and gave a cheer for justice well that didn't seem to stay.

men that were out of public opinion that were the public opinion i mean to live are very different burdick for very different people and it could be extremely extremely damaging for our government as a whole if me allowed it to happen so again as painful as it is should believe that up to that or not at all. this is not public opinion this is not the sort clinching movement that no results are going to to it can go hold so against the time you know this is full use of investigation do you listen to this edition of commendation police. by the attorney general did she instead of going to because you will so that you will be easy and the relative you've been easy on him and he says i know you can cope i'm testing being a group proceedings out why not a let's not get ahead of that there is no important point he is circumventing the politicos instead to tie to delay the co who kicks that's what he's doing he's appointing justice ministers and policemen and meanies it's our turn to do anything he incited against the judge you see inside to anyone that was involved in this like this exactly why.

trying to mimic what of public opinion that where the public opinion i mean the river very different burdick for very different people and it could be extremely extremely damaging for our government as a whole if any allow that to happen so again as painful as it is shouldn't believe that up to that or not at all. this is not public opinion this is not clinching go for it and no results are going to to it can go hold so against the time you know this is full use of investigation to listen to suggestions by the police or commendation the police. by the attorney general did she in says they're going to because you will so that you will be easy and the relative you've been easy on him and he says i know you can cope testing being gay they were sitting south why not so let's not get ahead of that there is no important point he is circumventing the entire political system to tie to delay the coke 6 that's what he's doing he's appointing justice ministers and policemen and ministers it's our turn to do anything he incites against the judges in cycles and he will and it was involved in these types

the part about troy actually leave the court on the charge handed down the burdick and said that she will not serve jail time there was that belief particularly amongst the media community here but there's a lot of concern as to why this case even made it this far merely due to the fact that the method structure i was using for the talking meant 3 question is widely used in the investigative journalist to cross the world she access to the information from a public database. to use under false pretenses about her it's a prolific journalist she is a well known investigative journalist and also known for her investigations against police tactics and actions during the 2019 pro-democracy antigovernment protests here. take you through some of the headlines here now just here and now the u.s. has pledged to halt its carbon emissions by 2030 on the 1st day of a global summit tackling climate change china says it will phase out its use of coal from 20.

guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty by now most of us have heard that most historic of burdick's which was brought down this week and former minneapolis police officer derrick. yes mr shaaban is now without a shadow of a doubt guilty of murdering george would the notorious blue wall of silence could not protect him in fact it crumbled before his very eyes and no matter how much his defense tried to put the victim of actions on trial 12 individual jurors saw through the farce and racism of it all and finally brought some much needed accountability to the murder of mr floyd and while the minneapolis community and many others around the country and even the world breathed a sigh of relief and gave a cheer for justice well that didn't seem to stop our wonderful politicians and civic leaders from excitedly jumping on the history of the moment and in the process. trip and fall over their own idiocy narcissism and yes racism like our good friends in the police officer of speculation of minneapolis who after thanking the jury instead and sending remorse to the community decided to go on

frank somerville burdick. it has to be done through. these departments in how they leave, so when we look back, this will be the first step. is this justice right now? certainly accountability is a lot of people are saying, i'm not sure it's quite justice yet, but it is the first step and that first step has to be carried on. so let's see how the police departments were you have let's see how the community reacts to this. michael, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. we'll leave it at that. for now. i hope you have a great evening. thank you to frank. stay healthy youtube. thank you. we're live in oakland, where people have strong reaction to the all guilty verdict in the derrick shelvin trial coming up. also ahead, we will keep an eye on minneapolis throughout the evening. this is a live look right now at the gathering there tonight, hours after derek shobin was convicted. in the killing of george floyd. it's pretty breezy out there and we had a significant cool down yet again today. what's that mean for tomorrow

tyler burdick was on the mountaintop in utah training to compete in the paralympics when he heard about biden administration plan. he lost both legs below the knee after surviving an explosion in 2010. he was injured in the back of an armored vehicle. she provided medical treatment as a medical hospital foreman and said he has a hardware implanted to stabilize his legs. his pain increased. he planned to pursue a career as a navy seal before he was injured. he said he thinks it is long overdue that the united states withdraw. we have outdated our usefulness, even if we had it to begin with. he remains proud of those with whom he served and stays in touch with them. that is from the "washington post p or cow -- washington post." caller: i heard this report a number of years ago -- the afghan who met with americans and after the meeting was over [indiscernible] a couple of young officers brought military papers and there with horrible thing . a senior officer told him to get out of there and said don't talk about this, this is just normal. don't tell anyone. [indiscernible] i know the are