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. >> reporter: i don't know who let that happen here, but i'm sure they've been fired. >> donie o'sullivan, congratulations. it's official now. great report by the way. thank you so much. >>> three police officers are on administrative leave in california after a 26-year-old man died after a struggle where he spent about five minutes restrained on his stomach, and it happened the day before a jury found derek chauvin guilty of murder in the death of george floyd. i'm going to speak to the family's attorney. just play some brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundred

the donne o'sullivan there for us at the villages.se strategy from one of the people charged in the violent capitol insurrection. listen to this. the attorney for the defendant anthony antonio is blaming his crimes on fox mania or foxitis. >> he's claiming hi client watched so much fox in the six months leading up to the riot that he began to believe all the lies and conspiracies that were, quote, fed to him by the network and by president trump. and i know, victor that foxitis sounds funny, sounds like something that would be itchy, but this is deadly serious. i mean, disinformation does rot your brain. >> yeah. >> and it is an epidemic, and as we've seen it did lead to violent consequences. >> let's also remember that the defenses for some of the hosts, some of the programs had been that no sane person would have believed what they said was fact, that -- that we've heard that about tucker carlson and other programs and guests on those shows, so certainly we've seen at least this is a defense. one guy out of more than 400. we'll see

donee o'sullivan shows how two pastors are trying, to stop it from spreading. >> this was the flag that. the christian flag. >> in the name of jesus, amen. >> amen. >> amen. >> amen. >> they thought they were doing the work of god because pastors and leaders have lied to them! >> thank you, heavenly father, for -- >> nothing in scripture leads us to claim a political system in the name of christ through force. >> i don't like to get off track and off the bible but as a pastor i do have to guard the flock. so the one that i wanted to speak to, as far as conspiracies is the qanon conspiracy. >> is qanon compatible with christianity? >> no, because it's a false belief system, almost a religion, but it's not true christianity because true christianity is that jesus christ is our ultimate hope, not "q," not donald trump, not any other person. >> months after the january 6th insurrection, qanon lives on and more popular among evangelicals than people of other religions. >> do you think people of faith, that there's a specific appeal? >> the biblical world view is that there's a god who's in c

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donie o'sullivan, cnn, washington. >>> lawyers for derek chauvin have filed a motion for a new trialuing the interests of justice and abuse of discretion that deprived chauvin of a fair trial. it comes as one of the jurors is explaining his decision to take part in a march on washington rally last year. cnn's adrienne broaddus has more. >> high school basketball coast. >> reporter: brandon mitchell is better known as juror 52 in the derek chauvin murder trial that ended last month but now the 31-year-old high school basketball coach is responding to criticism surrounding this photo, it shows mitchell wearing a black lives matter baseball cap and t-shirt saying, quote, get your knee off our necks. mitchell told the "star tribune" this photo was posted to his uncle's facebook account after the march on washington last august, commemorator martin luther king june's i have a dream speech. did he not authenticate the photo. that neck also known as get your knee off our neck has racial march demanded calls for police reform and racial equality. he said he participated in a voter registrati

cnn's doney o'sullivan spoke to church leaders trying to convince some of their own flock there's nothingis was the flag that went into the senate when the doors were broken. the christian flag. they thought they were doing the work of god because pastors and leaders have lied to them. >> nothing in scripture lead us to claim a political system in the name of christ with force. >> i do have to guard the flock and so the one i wanted to speak to as far as conspiracies is the qanon conspiracy. >> is qanon compatible with christianity? >> no. because it's a false belief system, almost a religion not true christianity because true christianity is that jesus christ is our ultimate hope, not "q," not trump, not any other person. >> qanon lives on and more popular among evangelicals than people of other religion. do you think particularly for people of faith there's a specific appeal? >> the biblical world view there's a god who's in control of the whole world. and one day jesus is going to come back. he's going to judge the wicked. and then you look at my understanding of qanon's belief is that

donie o'sullivan, you have to take what they promise with a grain of salt.l getting. brianna? >> gas prices are rising across the country. and folks are flocking to the pumps to grab gas before the price tag soars or fuel runs out. this demand has been sparked by the colonial pipeline shutdown after a massive ransomware attack. cnn's nick valencia is outside of atlanta with more. nick, what are you seeing? >> this looks like the definition behind me here of panic buying. it was some time yesterday that residents of atlanta started to realize that their neighborhood gas station was either out of gas or very soon could be out of gas. here in suburban atlanta, we're seeing that manifest into a steady stream of cars at the gas pump. i want to step out of the way so you get a sense. it's deceiving. we're seeing lines, but there's not really a good direction of flow of traffic here. some pumps are open as you can see, but people just don't realize it so they're stalling behind the line of cars. we did talk to the gas station owner here. people working inside. they

cnn's donie o'sullivan takes us inside how they are trying and often failing to stop the lies. >> thist went into the senate when the doors were broken. the christian flag. >> amen. >> they thought they were doing the work of god because pastors and leaders have lied to them. nothing in scripture leads us to claim a political system in the name of christ through force. >> i don't like to get off track and off the baseball but as a pasto pastor, i do have to guard the flock. the one that i wanted to speak to as far as conspiracies is the qanon conspiracy. >> is qanon compatible with ch christianity. >> no it's a false belief system. true christianity is that jesus christ is our ultimate hope, not q, not donald trump, not any other person. >> months after the january 6th insurrection, qanon lives on. and it's more popular among evangelicals than people of other religions. >> do you think particularly for people of faith that there is a specific appeal? >> the biblical world view is that there's a god who's in control of the whole world, and one day jesus is going to come back, he's going

cnn's business correspondent o'sullivan and brian stelter are with us.so the host of "reliable sources" the host of that at 11:00 on sundays. what are we expecting from the facebook decision? >> yeah, this is pretty much as big a decision as facebook is going to face. they are putting it out to their oversight board, which is this new -- it's essentially a supreme court for facebook, which has been set up in the past few months. it's made up of human rights experts, free expression experts, the former editor of "the guardian" in london and they're going to make this decision to say is what facebook did on january 7th to suspend trump indefinitely the correct decision or not? if they decide to let him back on, facebook says they'll do what the board decides. if they let him back on, that will have enormous consequences not only for silicon valley and also for the republican party and the continued per pet perpetuation of the big lie. >> brian, president trump's lies led to a bloody, deadly insurrection. why would they ever let him back on to peddle more o

cnn's donie o'sullivan has more. >> hey, guys, good morning.ing the week. pretty remarkable. incredibly, that's compared to 8% of democrats. over the past few weeks i've been speaking to trump supporters who say they're not going to get the shots. have a listen. are you getting vaccinated? >> no. i don't need the vaccine. i had covid last march, sick for all of five hours. i don't need a vaccine for that. >> the cdc recommends even if you have covid you should get vaccinated. >> well, they can recommend stuff. >> emergencies determine the emergency approval. >> you think trump is wrong on this one? >> i don't know what the situation is on that, but i know i'm not wrong. and we're the independent freedom people of america and we make our own decision. >> you're not getting vaccinated either, are you? >> no. >> i don't care which vaccine -- president biden got it while president trump was still in office. >> we don't blindly follow what president trump did or didn't do. it's the fact he promoted individual freedom and your ability to excel is why

cnn's donie o'sullivan joins me now.log on the website, right? >> absolutely right, it's a total distraction. his adviser jason miller has boasting for a while that president trump is going to set up a social media empire. this is not it. this is maybe them trying to show they can do something. but it's a blog, it's a website, it's not a platform. >> i still think that he doesn't have the wherewithal to capitalize and come up with his own media entity. his play will be getting a piece of one of the already existing ones on the righty fringe and them getting his face and time there and him getting a big equity stake. but let's deal with the president. these people who are going to decide the facebook situation, who are they, this 20-group independent panel? >> they are very esteemed, accomplished public intellectuals. there are human rights lawyers. there's the former editor of "the guardian" in london. there's 20 of them in total at the moment. they're basically described as facebook's supreme court. why did this get set

that was donie o'sullivan reporting. the news continues.e'll head over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you, coop. >>> i am counhris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." there is more to the stories than we get from the coverage. we sometimes miss what matters most because we're so drawn to what matters next. why do we keep seeing videos of black men dying in ways that are not met with the same urgency by the police or the state as the videos seem to warrant? what answer do we come to quickly? compliance versus color. but we're missing what matters most. it's friday night. let's just take a moment. i have no big breaking news to dump on your head. let's take a moment and see what we have failed to see, even though it's just as obvious as the video itself. what matters most in the litany of the dead, daunte, andrew, now ronald? the videos have to come with a

we will now hear some additional remarks from chief scott. >> thank you, commander o'sullivan. to the public, i'd like to point out that we take feedback very seriously. based on feedback we received on officer-involved shooting town halls, we will take information and answer questions as we are able to, understanding that the incident involve on going investigations. we've already received questions from members of the media asking if this shooting was unplanned or accidental discharge? i will address some of the questions now so we can use the time we have for other questions. as i said in my opening remarks, although this investigation has not reached a final conclusion, i can say that based on what we know at this time, the evidence and the facts of this case, including the video evidence that you saw, witnesses, and our member witness, that the shooting of mr. pittman should not have happened, and i want to say to mr. pittman's family and friends that i am sorry that mr. pittman was shot in this incident. beyond the sorrow that i have expressed, officer mccolloch has asked

cnn cnn correspondent, donnie o'sullivan talk today some them. >> i don't need a vaccine.emergency approval, right? >> who has determined the emergency approval? >> so you think trump was wrong on this one? >> i don't know what the situation was on that but i know i'm not wrong and we are the independent-freedom people of america and we make our own decisions. >> no. >> even though it's the trump vaccine? >> i don't care whose vaccine it is. president biden got it while president trump was still in office. so, yes. i have no intention of getting it. >> we don't blindly follow what president trump did or didn't do. it's the fact that he promoted individual freedom, and your ability to excel, is why we support the movement. it was a movement. he just happened to come along, at the right time to help 'em lead it. >>> several republican lawmakers who are, also, doctors, meanwhile, have released a video hoping to change some of those minds. >> it's obvious, to me, from a medical standpoint, the only way to protect ourselves and your loved ones. >> and to end the government's re

i mean, i've played o'sullivan in the masters final in london in his own backyard and the atmospherelse, being allowed back in to sporting events. the day had started with his opponent, shaun murphy, three frames adrift. this is a player who feeds off the crowd, but whenever murphy gained momentum, selby eventually snuffed it out. through this year's tournament, he's been meticulous and ruthless. one mistake is often all he needs. for those 980 fans inside the crucible, it was a moment they will never forget. it was amazing. the only thing that was any different to what it would be in a normal event was the fact that everyone was sat wearing facemasks. that was the only difference. other than that, itjust felt completely normal. it was just very nice to be involved in that event. and not only that, it was lovely to be able to share it with these two guys, who i haven't seen for the best part of a year. there was a bond between everyone who was in attendance. _ you could tell in the foyer. everyone wasjust, "this is it, we're going in." . it is happening, this. is happening right now.

let's bring in cnn correspondent donie o'sullivan, who was there tonight. so more on the embarrassment hit list for the republicans in marjorie taylor greene. she clearly feels there's no consequences in using holocaust and nazi comparisons. >> reporter: that's right, don. i will just say from being to trump rallies, from watching a lot of trump rallies over the years, you know, trump normally sort of whas punch lines and tries to do jokes and bits essentially, skits. what i found striking tonight was just the real unbridled hate. there was no really masking of it. even before greene came onstage, in her constituency tonight, gaetz was out there, and he didn't shy away from this issue. he spoke about them directly. have a listen. >> they call marjorie an anti-semite. if marjorie is an anti-semite, she is terrible at it because she is one of the most pro-israel members of congress to have ever served. it is so offensive that the establishment in washington, d.c. think they know better than you, think they know better than the people of north georgia. >> so y

cnn's donie o'sullivan is joining us. can you walk us through what this announcement means? >> this is a nightmare for facebook, they set up this independent board to make the tough decisions that facebook didn't want to make itself. the board has punted it all back to facebook. now the board is saying trump should remain suspended from facebook. the decision on january 7 to suspend him was the right decision, they say. but, and this is a very, very big but. they say it was not appropriate to institute the penalty of indefinite suspension. the board insists facebook review this matter to determine if it's consistent to rules applied to other users of the platform. they say facebook, mark zuckerberg, has to make that decision within the next six months, so by november. just to take it all back, kate, to january 6th, a reminder of what was the straw that broke the camel's back here forgetting facebook -- trump kicked off facebook. this is what he said in a video that was posted on january 6th to his supporters. he said, i know your pain, i know your hurt. we had an election st

let's go straight to cnn's donne o'sullivan. this is about more than one congresswoman's remarks. despite major pushback the congresswoman is standing by what she said and there's very little coming from republican workers to defend her. >> take a lessen when she was asked to qualify. i stand by all of my statements. i did nothing wrong and i think an average jewish person didn't like what happened in nazionaly germany and an average person doesn't like what's happening with overbearing mask mandates and overbearing vaccine policies. >> reporter: so there you have greene who in 2018 shared a conspiracy theory online blaming jewish space lasers for wild fires in california and now seemingly speaking for what she calls rational jewish people. jake? >> donne, we should note this is not just a sentiment that mask-wearing is like the hole daoust being pushed by one fling congresswoman or a few other people. this is a lot of what you're seeing that are and experts say it's the kind of demonization that could slelt to violence. many of the same forms when they likely found many -- rp mon

brian stelter, donie o'sullivan, thanks very much. >>> the facebook oversight board's decision to push this final decision and get standards over the next six months holds major implications for the gop, particularly as conservatives battle, if they're still battling over the soul of the republican party. >> joining us is john avlon, cnn political analyst. what's your take on this, connecting the power of big tech to the state of play in politics. >> first of all, just step back. i don't think you can deal with the state of politics without understanding the state of algorithms and technology. the duality that it's free speech and big tech doesn't actually work. there are important details in the report that i want to highlight. while they're kicking it back to facebook and saying it shouldn't be indefinite, they say certain standards should be met, that facebook should be satisfied that mr. trump has ceased making unfounded flamesclaims. he's doubled and trickled down on the big lie. while they're right saying there needs to be more transparency and clarity, there are similar standard

donie o'sullivan joins me.re folks just totally unwilling to do this but will get us out of the terrible pandemic. >> reporter: that's right. if you break it down by party lines as you can see in the cnn poll almost half of republicans say they will not get the shot. that's compared to only 8% of democrats. over the last few weeks we have been speaking to some republicans, some trump supporters, who said they're not going to get vaccinated. and here's what they have to say. >> are you getting vaccinated? >> no. i don't need a vaccine. i had covid last march. sick for all of five hours. >> reporter: the cdc recommends you should be vaccinated. >> they can recommend. >> it has emergency approval. >> what determine that is? >> trump is wrong on this one? >> i don't know the situation but i know we're not wrong and we're the independent freedom people of america. >> reporter: not being vaccinated? >> no railroad it is the trump vaccine. >> i don't care. >> doesn't matter whose vaccine it is. president biden got it.

. >> cnn's donie o'sullivan joins me now. boy, oh, boy. why is this audit in arizona getting so much attention in the qanon world? >> well, if you think about it, this audit is a conspiracy theory coming to life in some ways. this audit wouldn't be happening if people weren't trying to prove that the big lie was true in some ways. so really, this is what the conspiracy theorists, what the qanon folks have been wanting to see is exactly like this, an audit like you heard there with all this ridiculous stuff. i want you to take a listen to mypillow ceo mike lindell. >> how key is a successful outcome in arizona to the case that you're making? >> it is huge. it is huge, because it is going a smoking gun. you have the state going. you have not just all the proof we have, but you have an example of the proof. >> look, don, look, a lot of the stuff is just obviously, really, really dumb, like you heard there with the chicken stuff. but, you know, we've seen unfortunately how, you know, in that period between in november, december, right up until

cnn's doni o'sullivan talked to trump supporters about the 2020 election.see trump run again? >> yes, i would. win for a third time. yes. >> that's right. whoo! >> reporter: win for a third time? >> that's right. >> reporter: you believe the election was stolen? >> i do. >> reporter: why? >> there's too many inconsistencies. >> reporter: did you vote for trump in november? >> were you sad when he lost? >> i was not sad. i was surprised and then they had the voting irregularities intestine and inconsistencies that some states are now recounting. >> reporter: do you believe elections in this country still have integrity? >> i'm questionable on it now. >> reporter: were you disappointed when trump lost the election? >> i was disappointed in the lack of truth and the election fraud that took place within it. >> i want to bring in former hud secretary and former presidential candidate julio castro. thank you so much for joining us. after watching some of that footage there, listening to it, how do you begin to unite the country when so many americans still don't

cnn's donne o'sullivan joins us live from the villages in, you guessed it, florida. gaetz and taylor-greene say they are rallying trump supporters. what are they saying? >> they are cashing in on the big lie, jake. this is the first stop on what they are calling their america first tour, and speaking to some folks who are due to attend this event which is about to kick off in an house, attendees want to hear that. they want to hear that the election was stolen. look, there would have been a point in the recent history of the republican party that two controversial members like this holding an event like this would be considered fringe, but we now know, of course, from cnn polling just last week, 70%, 70% of republicans believe in some way that the election was stolen and that biden is not -- did not win the election which, of course, is false. the folks, that's what they want to hear tonight and they are very, very excited from hearing from bolt of thieves members of congress and do not seem at all bothered about marjorie taylor greene's qanon conspiracy theories and

cnn correspondent donie o'sullivan joins us live from the villages. donie, neither represents this particular area. they seem have been received well. >> yeah, michael. as you said, it's good for business. these are two controversial members of congress who otherwise might in a different time could be considered as fringe. what they are preaching could be fringe. but they're anything but. take a look at this cnn poll from last week. 70% -- 7-0 percent -- of republicans don't believe that biden actually won the election. and both gaetz and green know they can cash in on this. we've seen how successful green has been fundraising over the past few months on this message. and where better to start this than this affluent retirement community that is very, very politically active. >> donie, how did the residents of the villages reconcile the hot water that each of these two has been in and continue to be in in the case of gaetz? >> well, from the folks we speak to, you know, they don't reconcile this at all. frankly, i asked folks were they concerned that,

cnn's donne o'sullivan is here with this reporting. so, first, what is qanon's interest here? falsely. look, i mean, i guess, it shouldn't be that surprising given that this audit, of course, is the result of a conspiracy theory. i mean, it's essentially trying to prove the big lie to be true, but what we're seeing is, you know, on many of the forms on the lead up to january 6th where, you know, obsessed with the idea that the election be overturned on that day are now looking at arizona, and i've even heard it out in the field, trump supporter in texas a few weeks ago mention to me that arizona might be the first domino to fall in the election might be overturned. of course, that is all false, and, you know, normally we wouldn't even be talking about, you know, conspiracy theories on certain parts of the internet but we've seen the danger in them given what happened on january 6th. >> donne we also want to ask you about the lawyer for the so-called qanon shaman alex watkins who has made some offensive comments on defense of his clients, quote, a lot of these defendants, i'm g

donnie o'sullivan in orlando. thank you very much for bringing us the latest there.s me why the election audit there is making her state, in her words, a national joke and why she's getting death threats for telling the truth. which is why t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help your business realize new possibilities. only one 5g partner offers unmatched network, support, and value-without any trade offs. at panera, we take care of dinnertime. we use fresh, clean ingredients to make mouthwatering masterpieces. order our new flatbread pizzas for dinner tonight with delivery or pick-up. only at panera. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or wors

let's bring in cnn's doney o'sullivan. so this was a nuanced some would say muddled ruling.hey basically said it was okay to ban him, just not forever, right? >> that's right. the board said that facebook acted correctly in the days immediately after the insurrection because they said there was an imminent potential for further violence and trump's account and the way he was posting there would be used to incite that, but they said that facebook basically does not have the policies or rules or have an adequate explanation to make this ban permanent. that's what they told facebook to say. six months from today to make a decision and to frankly write these rules. jake, this is a lose-lose situation for facebook because no matter what they are going to do they will get slammed from either side. if he can get back on facebook he'll have his platform and going into next year's mid terms a fund-raising platform and if he doesn't get back on facebook he'll be able to campaign and fund raise on the basis that he's being censored by big tech. >> now we should note before i ask this n

. >>> i want to bring in cnn's donie o'sullivan. good to see you, my friend.ou say marjorie taylor greene's disgusting comments comparing mask mandates to the holocaust fit the mold of what you're seeing from the far right online. talk to me about that. >> reporter: yeah, don. these comments don't come out of the blue. we know marjorie taylor greene knows her way around some of these dark internet forums because, of course, she was a prominent peddler of the qanon conspiracy theory. what we've seen really since the early lockdown last year, we've seen a lot of rhetoric but really upping in the past few months around vaccines and whatnot, comparing the democrats to nazis and specifically both fauci and biden to hitler, imagery, anything to do with vaccines, lockdown, masks, it's all being compared to naziism. one thing, don, which i found striking is in taylor greene's defense of her comments, she said she believed that any rational jewish person would agree with her comments about the holocaust. so we have a woman here who in 2018 claimed that it was jewish sp

donie o'sullivan is with us now in the flesh. so what is the thinking here?see trump back on the platform make a valid point, which is to say a private company like facebook, although private, plays such a public role in discourse that it shouldn't have the power frankly to eunilaterally shut off the president of the united states or any leader. folks who say he shouldn't come back, you know, what message does this send to world leaders, to dictators around the world that you can use a platform like facebook to help inspire a violent insurrection and know that you're not going to be suspended indefinitely, that you'll eventually be able to come back. of course, this is a big decision for facebook, but the consequences for the republican party are quite profound. we saw this week trump is continuing perpetuate the big lie, and trump hasn't had his soapbox. he hasn't had his platform since january. he could again come back and start weighing into republican politics by the hour, by the minute, and, of course, very importantly as well, facebook is extremely usef

cnn's doney o'sullivan was at the latest matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene's road show. donie, what did you find? >> reporter: hey, michael. look, that event last night took place in dalton, georgia. the last time we were in dalton was actually 48 hours before the insurrection. you know, last night it was a bit like returning to oz and the wizard of oz. there has been a new president inaugurated now, but so many of the people i spoke to were telling me the same things last night that they were telling me on the 4th of january earlier this year when they were saying that biden is not the fairly elected president of the united states and people are still clinging onto this belief that trump could in some way come back and they are looking to the arizona audit, they are looking to what's happening in georgia, also in their own state, and saying -- clinging on to that belief that trump in some way could come back, which of course it's being egged on by the former president. look, i think it's easy for folks to look at this and to look at statistics that have came out in the

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that was donie o'sullivan reporting. the news continues. we'll head over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you, coop. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." there is more to the stories than we get from the coverage. we sometimes miss what matters most because we're so drawn to what matters next. why do we keep seeing videos of black men dying in ways that are not met with the same urgency by the police or the state as the videos seem to warrant? what answer do we come to quickly? compliance versus color. but we're missing what matters most. it's friday night. let's just take a moment. i have no big breaking news to dump on your head. let's take a moment and see what we have failed to see, even though it's just as obvious as the video itself. what matters most in the litany of the dead, daunte, andrew, now ronald? the videos have to come with a warning. you may not be able to watch this. but we are actually blind to have been we need to see. the problem is not just being black in america. the problem is also about where you

it defies logic, especially when you look at, you know, a great correspondent, donie o'sullivan, he talksrump supporters all the time. and they'll say what about all those ballots that were under the desks in georgia? and so on. and the -- the truck that did this? and the, you know, the ones that came from asia because they had bamboo on them. all that came from the big lie. so, i mean, look. liz cheney. at least she's got some backbone but she can't have it both ways. she can't say that the rhetoric didn't, really, contribute to this. and then, you know, while she gets kicked out of leadership. you know, there's marjorie taylor greene. she's comparing mask mandates to the holocaust, jonathan. why are so few of her colleagues even willing to call her out on this bs? >> well, one of the starkest polls that we ever did, don, was we compared the popularity of marjorie taylor greene with leaders, like mitch mcconnell and -- and liz cheney. and the fact is, among republican voters, it's not even close. marjorie taylor greene is far-more popular. she has a higher approval than mitch mcconnell a

cnn's donie o'sullivan, where matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene held a rally tonight. evening, sir. >> hello, don. >> i want to play more of what we heard at this rally. listen to this. >> all right. i just got to check something. i just want to make sure i'm in the right place. tell me, who is your president? that's my president, too. okay. i just wanted to make sure i was with friends and family. >> we have never abandoned trump. and he has never abandon america. he is, still, fighting for us. he will continue to fight for us, and we're going to have his back when he does. >> is this what these america-first rallies are all about? keeping up trump's big lie? and also, you know, trying to garner some attention and keep their profiles high, as well, right? >> yeah. 100%, don, it's all about keeping the big lie alive. and, look, as you said earlier, you know, this is -- this is good for fundraising. we've seen how good at fundraising greene has been, over the last quarter. by pushing lies, you can make a lot of money. and, look, they had a receptive audience to this. i

more from donie o'sullivan. >> reporter: today is a very big day for the world of politics and technologyk's photo sharing platform instagram on january 7th, the day after the deadly insurrection here in washington, d.c., could be back on facebook as soon as today. the facebook oversight board which is this new body which is basically being described as a supreme court for facebook is going to decide if facebook's decision to suspend trump indefinitely was the correct call to make. this oversight board has 20 members, it's been set up over the past year and the whole idea behind it is that facebook basically says they shouldn't be making all these decisions themselves. they want experts and on this board they have legal scholars, human rights experts, even some former journalists who are making this decision. they are going to review it and if they say that trump should be put back on the platform, facebook says that they will go ahead and do that. essentially. now, this of course could have huge ramifications not only for silicon valley but also for the republican party to have trump bac

cnn correspondent donie o'sullivan has been investigating and files this report. >> this was the flagre broken. the christian flag. >> amen! >> they thought they were doing the work of god because pastors and leaders have lied to them. nothing in scripture leads us to claim a political system in the name of christ through force. >> i don't like to get off track and off the bible but as a pastor i do have to guard the flock. and so the one that i wanted to speak to as far as conspiracies is the qanon conspiracy. >> reporter: is qanon compatible with christianity? >> no, because it's a false belief system, almost a religion, but it's not. true christianity is that jesus christ is our ultimate hope, not "q," not donald trump, not any other person. >> reporter: months after the january 6 insurrection, qanon lives on, and it's more popular than evangelicals than people of other religions. do you think particularly for people of faith, that there is a specific appeal? >> the biblical world view is that there is a god who is in control of the whole world and one day jesus is going to come ba

. >> let's bring in our colleague donie o'sullivan. >> what's interesting here is they are saying this oversight board, which has been described as the supreme court for facebook, is saying that it is upholding facebook's decision on january 7th to suspend trump, but -- and there's a very, very big but here. it is saying that within six month ares of the suspension, so within six months of january 7th, which is, i guess in the next month or two, facebook must re-examine the penalty that it imposed on trump. so this is kind of worst case scenario for facebook and zuckerberg here because facebook has created this board, this supposedly independent board, because it wanted this board to make the hard decisions for them. what this board is now saying is, you were right to suspend him at the time, but maybe you shouldn't suspend him forever. so this turns it all back on zuckerberg. >> wait. so -- okay. so people should know how much power mark zuckerberg wields at facebook, even outside of this decision. he can veto anything. he owns 58% of the shares. he has total control really of the com

. >> this is commander o'sullivan, can you hear me? >> yes, sir. >> good evening president cohen, vice president elias, director henderson, members of the public. i am the commander and i will note for purposes of this presentation, part of my duties involve overseeing the internal affairs division and detail. >> president cohen: we can hear you laughing, mute yourself. sorry o'sullivan, i'm sure it's not related to your presentation. >> it'd be okay if it was. so i'm here tonight to give an update to the firearms in custody that was presented by deputy chief gregory back in the middle of april and my understanding is that one or more of the commissioners actually, i viewed that presentation so i know that several of the commissioners wanted an update with regards to the status of the outstanding investigations. stacy, if you would advance to the next slide and one more slide, please. so i'll preface my remarks with especially in light of the conversation that took place with the d.a. with regards to the timelines investigations as the

. >> this is commander o'sullivan, can you hear me? >> yes, sir. >> good evening president cohen, vice president elias, director henderson, members of the public. i am the commander and i will note for purposes of this presentation, part of my duties involve overseeing the internal affairs division and detail. >> president cohen: we can hear you laughing, mute yourself. sorry o'sullivan, i'm sure it's not related to your presentation. >> it'd be okay if it was. so i'm here tonight to give an update to the firearms in custody that was presented by deputy chief gregory back in the middle of april and my understanding is that one or more of the commissioners actually, i viewed that presentation so i know that several of the commissioners wanted an update with regards to the status of the outstanding investigations. stacy, if you would advance to the next slide and one more slide, please. so i'll preface my remarks with especially in light of the conversation that took place with the d.a. with regards to the timelines investigations as the

- ♪ claire the moment i met you i swear i felt as if something somewhere ♪ >> bibert >> gilbert o'sullivanthat blessing. come on. ♪ oh yeah ♪ >> all right. >>> turning to our "a more perfect union" series which aims to show that what unites us as americans is greater than what divides us. communities across the country are coming together to support and protect asian americans amid a rise in anti-asian attacks. nancy chen introduces us to some of the people trying to make the world safer by offering everything from self-defense classes to free car rides. we want to warn you, some of the images in her report may be tough to watch. >>> yes -- >> reporter: with a background in martial arts, she calls herself new york tough. >> it would be good ton what to do when it's a frontal attack. >> reporter: tyler chang says she's been forced to get even tougher. >> i always check before i leave my house now, phone, wallet, keys, i make sure i have pepper spray and also my alarm. >> reporter: did you have that before? is that something new? >> that wasn't something that i carried until recently. >> rep

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