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>> there are two bills, tim scott introduced a bill in the last congress to try to deal with some type of police reform. kennedy: dick durbin called a token bill that was really classy. >> unfortunately it is a stalemate here. perhaps tim scott's bill did not have everything democrats wanted britt had a lot of good things and a lot of things they supported. they maybe did not want to support it because they do now in a republican to be the author of it. it is a shame i hope both sides can come together get some bill through prayer there's a lot of commonality i think you'll find republicans and democrats able to support that will be significant changes that would prove to some of these awful types of situations in the future. >> alright so i asked andy a little bit day about how this case sort of changes how prosecutors charge of police officers in shootings like this that captivate the country and the world. but how does this change policing? if you are a police officer, is there anything about this that is good news? and if you weren't looking at this from a global perspective what can be done and ordered to improv

bill. bass's office declined to comment, but dick durbin, the number two democrat in the senate talked to ourraeg a , and perhaps the sticking point can be resolved and the view is perhaps if that can be resolved, other things could be resolved. there's lot of overlap, and there are differences that the democrats focus more on the federal level to oppose the ban on choke holds and republicans trying to incentivize states to take those actions, and if they can bridge the difference on the qualified immunity, and they need 50 democrats and 50 republicans, and can they get ten reps to break party lines, and we'll see how it turns out. >> we heard chuck schumer saying they will not rest until they have a deal on the issue of police reform. thank you for that, raju. >>> chief scott, thank you for taking the time. when we talk about what needs to happen to make sure that this guilty verdict for chauvin marks a new beginning, not an end, i am curious, what did you say to your rank and file this morning? does it feel different today? >> well, it does feel different in that -- let me ask this question

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even dick durbin called tim scott's placer form legislation a token bill.s with that, that is not just something that happened to him in his 20s and 30s. he deals with that as united states senator, katy. >> it's obvious left uses the race as its a weapon when it's convenient for them potato who dares to step outside what they think is what they should believe in terms of liberal or left of should be attacked undermining the credibility should be destroyed. after all who's going to make money off of race hustling like al sharpton if someone like tim scott from the other side of the political aisle decides introduce something on police reform that made you some good. and so they see it as a political weapon. a lot of them see it as a way to maintain relevancy. and it is unfortunate because if you listen to it tim scott said less that you hope most americans would get on board with the concept of unity and yes america is not perfect. but he said the original sin is not the end of the story. redemption is. and for him as someone who has experienced that kind o

dick durbin. figuring out how to pay for any infrastructure bill remains one of the biggest sticking points for all of these separate groups to agree on. joining us now to discuss this is andrew, thank you so much for being here. and let's start with the infrastructure discussions because i think that my main question here and what we have been trying to sort through is what is real, what is messaging, and then what is actually going to than. and the reality is this proposal from republicans only is really in my view just an attempt to say okay, we are trying to do something on this, we know it is popular. it is not what is ultimately going to become law. but that bipartisan group, what kind of influence do you think that they could have over this process? >> they could have significant influence. and look, the idea here is let's agree on what we can agree on and then let's fight on things that we can agree on. what that means in practical terms is the idea that the sghat senate would pass on a bipartisan basis a bill that would fund hard infrastructure, roads, bridges, airports, broadband, things

. >> democratic whip dick durbin was forced to apologize after he called scott's bill, quote, token legislationith a, quote, half hearted approach. with the election in the rear view mirror democrats now say they will play ball. >> i have encouraged senator booker to talk to senator scott and see if they can come up with something. they are making progress. >> still, democrats and republicans are stuck over legal shields to protect officers. >> i don't want cops to be sued. i want their employers to be sued. i don't want a cop to have to lose their house or car by going to work if they did something wrong, they can be held accountable under the law. >> potential legislation would alter the federal code and require a jury to determine if an officer acted with reckless disregard in order to convict. the level of police accountability could be a hangup even among republicans on scott's bill. >> it's certainly compromise. whether i can get on board for sure i'm not sure. i will say, this the idea of every officer being vulnerable to civil lawsuits is very dangerous to me. >> it's unclear if the hou

and then you have immigration reform with senator dick durbin restarting negotiations are the bipartisan group to tackle these two issues, these two bills that have passed the house on farm workers and dreamers. he says there's a long way to go on trying to pass a bill through the senate on this issue. they need ten republicans to support any legislation, at least ten republicans on immigration reform to pass the senate. and then we have police reform. congresswoman karen bass, the former congressional black caucus carry woman spearheaded this issue on police reform through the house and is now negotiating on a deal with senator tim scott, the only black republican senator to try to cut a deal. they have some sticking points they're working through. you know, they're trying to cut some kind of deal before the year anniversary of george floyd's death, which is may 25th. and you know, mentioning tim scott, it's timely that he's doing this because he's expected to give the republican response to president jooe biden's addres to the joint congress. we're watching that, and biden is expected to talk about these issues during his address. bor

dick durbin of illinois speaking today. they will vote on the hate crimes act. that bill is expected to pass with bipartisan support. vote comes more than one month after six asian women were killed during a shooting spree in atlanta. the deaths drawing more attention to the rise of anti-asian violence across this country. in a few hours, a sadly familiar scene, particularly in the city of minneapolis. a funeral for a black man killed by police. >> family will lay daunte riwrit to rest. he was killed by a police officer earlier this month. police say the officer used her gun instead of her taser. he spoke with cnn this morning. >> daunte was a shining light. he was a shining light. he was loved. he was a man in the making. he was somebody. he was human. he died. we don't -- we can't understand why. >> man in the making. what an interview. our reporter joins us now. she is outside the church where the funeral will take place. you're about to throw us a really moving piece. >> poppy, i want to set the scene and tell what you is happening right now. just moments ago in the last 35 seconds, pallbearers took his casket f

bill is revoked bond is discharged and the defendant is remanded to the custody of the helping county sheriff and then further. thank you. while so far dicked is in the george floyd death trial after more than 10 hours of deliberation over 2 days and looks like former police officer dart shaven has been convicted on all 3 charges that. unintentional 2nd degree murder degree murder and 2nd degree. and we saw him as he was read by unanimous sentence he's been taken into custody so that is the situation at the moment that long awaited the death of george floyd well let's cross live now to our correspondent caleb maupin who stateside for us there are a lot of eyes on this it was one of the most politicized one of the most televised as well court trials in history break it down for us the details i know it's a new story but what do we know so far. well the whole country and many people around the world were watching as that verdict came in this was the police officer who is seen on tape taking the life of george floyd and that video recorded incident sparked a huge episode of unrest all throughout the united states the country seems to almost go

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tim on a very positive and productive police reform bill that fought against abuses but also protect the rights of law enforcement that you saw dicksenate floor from the number two democrat in the senate. that kind of dismissiveness and condescension come i think is incredibly harmful. it is the exact same instinct that pervades big tech when they tried to silence voices they don't like. it is the instinct in universities when they try to cancel voices they don't like. it is this woke tyranny that i think is profoundly dangerous. >> john: you wrote about that in "the wall street journal" op-ed and use head over your career and the senate you received $2.6 million in donations from corporate, political action committees but that you would refuse that money in the future. you wrote "you're welcome money is no good here. for too long woke ceos have been fair weathered friends to the republican party. they like us until the left comes out and then they run away." the premise is what happened in georgia and not just limited to that. >> no, it's not. we see more and more the rights of woke corporate america, these giant companies and th

right-to-work laws, dick at that torial -- dictatorial socialists in march repealed all right-to-work laws in america. worse yet, dictatorial socialists plans to use president biden's infrastructure bill to slip in a provision that repeals all right-to-work laws in america. i hope neither of these dictatorial bills ever reaches president biden's desk. certainly, i will vote against them and i will vote for freedom, liberty, and protection of america's right-to-work laws. mr. speaker, america would be stronger if more states would enact right-to-work laws. i encourage citizens and elected officials to promote right-to-work laws, freedom of choice, and the freedom and liberty right-to-work laws represent. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. gimenez, for five minutes. mr. gimenez: thank you, madam speaker. i ask for unanimous consent to address the floor for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gimenez: madam speaker, i rise today to address the house on the importance of bipartisan engagement on infrastructure. yesterday afternoon, i had the privilege of sitting in the oval office with president biden as we

dicks. affected to run through the end of june. laid off hotel workers in california may soon be able to get their jobs back. the state legislature passed a biller laid off workers. desk. it applies to employees who worked at least six months before the pandemic started and lost their jobs because of coronavirus related reasons. under the bill, they would be first in line for hiring the guy. julie haener has not said if he will sign it doesn't restaurants in mountain view or donating a portion of their proper of their profits tonight to stop hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders, 13 restaurants in mountain view, palo alto and los altos have all joined the cause. stephen yen is the owner of bushido restaurant and says that the events are about community members coming together to support one another. obviously this is ah, problem that's going on in our, you know, communities right now we're a lot of asian elderly and people are actually getting attacked for no apparent reason other than their race, and so i feel like we had to do something. restaurants will donate between five and 100% of their proceeds from last night, and

he said that bill barr was in full knowledge of what was happening in terms of this attempt to sort of concoct a fake scandal related to joe biden. he named joe digenova, dick vic toensing and so i wonder if any of them should be concerned about this investigation, right up to donald trump? >> well, i'll start off and say rudy giuliani has said publicly that he couldn't have committed it because his ultimate client was the former president. if it was to be proved that he was only doing this for the former president, that would not be a foreign agent registration act problem because his client would be an american, not a foreigner. but i suspect that a reason that a judge signed this search warrant is because there is at least probable cause to believe that rudy giuliani had foreign clients in ukraine, possibly elsewhere, that he was acting for. and if that's the case, then i think that people like donald trump and many other people in the administration who met with rudy giuliani are going to be potential witnesses as to what it is that rudy giuliani was asking for. >> katie, let me also ask you the process here. the response from sort of team giuliani toda

bill. you can call it a group of moderate senators met yesterday to talk about a way forward. mitt romney was in the room, susan collins, dickoe manchin among many others. what was the discussion like? obviously, we've heard from mitch mcconnell that republicans will not vote for the plan put forward by the biden administration 2.2 trillion. they don't like raising the corporate tax rate. so what's the discussion yesterday? and do you believe there's a bipartisan way forward on this big infrastructure plan? >> well, i do think there's a bipartisan way forward. in fact, we've already passed some surface transportation bills through the united states senate, just in recent years. we have water legislation that's been crafted in a bipartisan way, that's been passed through the senate. we can look to pass precedent and see how some of those things have been funded through government subsidized loans, through various types of user fees. we also have a very important opportunity to take a look at some of the funding for the pandemic. much of that funding was absolutely needed, but in my home state of indiana, just to take one exam