>> [ no audio ] >> i think we can't hear attorney crump. >> reverend, can you hear me now? >> yes. >> as jesse said so eloquently at the home-going services for his nephew, hunter, we all have to come together because we all want our children to get home to us safely. it doesn't matter whether it's a black parent or white parent or hispanic parent, a native parent, a latino parent. it doesn't matter. we want our children to get home and not be killed by the very people who are to protect and defend their lives. and the fact that when george floyd was killed unjustly and said george floyd life matter, breonna taylor, a black woman killed unjustly by police, we went and said her life mattered. christian hall, reverend al, as you remember, a young asian-american teenage, when he was killed on a bridge by police in pennsylvania, we went and we said his life mattered. and so we have to go to bebe, arizona, when they kill hunter britain, this 17-year-old unarmed white teenager, and we have to say as loud as we said for george floyd, hunter britain's life matters. >> you know, jes

i want to bring in jessie brittain and ben crump. but not under these circumstances. jessie, i'm so sorry this happened to your nephew. you've been calling for justice, but the police haven't given out many details. what answers are you looking for still from these authorities? >> we're looking for any answers. we have not -- they have not released one single thing to us. we're still completely in the dark. what we have is the testimony from the boys and this is murder from what the boys are telling us and we haven't got anything from them. >> these are boys who were witnesses to what happened, you're saying? >> yes, ma'am. >> ben, police have now fired the officer involved and there's an ongoing investigation to talk about what happened, but what does this case stand right now? >> laura, it's so important that we make sure everybody knows the name of hunter brittain just like we said george floyd's life mattered because he was killed unjustly by police in m minneapolis and breonna taylor's life matters. we have to say this 17-year-o

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the sick me the one of the capital police up there had been, you know, the buyer rampaging crump mob by. busy his had being bashed in with a fire extinguisher. it was an absolute lie. there wasn't anything at all to do with that. picnic died because he had a stroke. and nonetheless, for 3 months, the capital believe pressed the head with absolute life an incendiary life, and had a very poisonous effect on the american public. georgia, we had a guest on earlier and we also had our correspondent kellum open talking about how the environment of this hearing this congressional hearing was very anti rump, or they were bashing trump. supporters, for example, is there no blame at all to go on? the democrats see, i know you mentioned pelosi and who gods, capitol hill. but they will report to of doors being left on guard. and they were reports of certain unnamed democrats sending funding to some of these protesters for whatever nefarious reasons. all the democrats totally natalie. guilt free with what happened on january the 6th? absolutely not. i mean, the democrats are certainly not radios.

listen to what ben crump had to say. >> in completely contradicts what they said when they passed thislic safety issue. and now we look at what's going on in miami where they're shutting down major interstates but yet there is no enforcement of the law. it's hypocrisy 101. >> he is saying in part under preexisting florida law, blocking a road is long been illegal. puzzling that some media outlets are attempting to claim otherwise. of course, this is us as reporters reporting what others are saying. this is not an agenda of any reporter at least that i can see here. but most importantly here is the governor said that there was already an existing law. because he said in a statement i couldn't then directly ask him in a question, well, if there was an existing law, why was there need for the anti-riot law to begin with? now we may have an opportunity to talk to the governor later today. he'll be here in miami holding a news conference where he may just a short distance away address the issue. but for now, you can see the conflict where some people say on the one hand the law was passed a

they have hired local attorneys who was brought in attorney ben crump and on tuesday they have askedd to be there because this has never been just about black and white. it's about right and wrong. blacks may disproportionately from there but whites marched for george floyd and breonna taylor and others, and we must be bigger than the forces that we oppose and show that we'll stand together for what is right. we may not agree on politics, but we agree that police need not get away with shooting unarmed people. that does it for me. thanks for watching and have a happy fourth of july weekend. i'll see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern. msnbc continues coverage at the top of the hour. msnbc continues coverage at the top of the hour. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor- causing sweat 3x

they hired local attorneys and brought in attorney ben crump, and on tuesday they asked me to come ind to be there, because this has never been just about black and white, it's about right and wrong. blacks may disproportionately suffer from there, but whites marched for george floyd and breonna taylor and others, and we must bigger than the forces we pose and stand together for what's right. we may not glee on politics, but we agree that police need not get away with shooting unarmed people. >>> that does it for me. thanks for watching and have a happy fourth of july weekend. i'll see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern. msnbc continues coverage at the top of the hour. e top of the hour. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ (upbeat pop music in background throughout) can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that new dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with do

well, you know, a candidate joe biden promised that he would in fact reverse a number of crump sanctions that hurt ordinary cuban remittances would be an obvious one. and he also promised to restore travel, although that's really a move issue until the pandemic is over. whether or not he'll do that is still up in the air. we're 7 months into the administration and they have done nothing to reverse any of donald trump's sanctions. and some ways i think these demonstrations will make it politically more difficult for bites to do that. now this is a very delicate time for cuba, for all the reasons that you've mentioned as well, the challenging challenges, not new for the country can cubic leader. we go the kind of turn things around well, he's got his work cut out for him. obviously, in past crises, fidel castro, and even ro, castro could lean on the legitimacy of being the historic leaders of the revolution . the people who founded the revolutionary regime. and they had a significant residual legitimacy among unimportant particularly older segment of the population won't be as can obviousl

benjamin crump is one attorney representing the family. >> the facts are going to tell us everythingpened, and he should be charged to the greatest extent of the huh because justice will warrant it because hunter brittain's life mattered. >> reporter: davis was fired from the sheriff's department last week because he violated department policy when he did not turn his body camera on until after the shooting. >> my decision -- >> reporter: the county sheriff released a video explaining the decision. >> this means there's no video of the actual shooting. we see the aftermath but not the shooting. without all the evidence, i cannot make any determination on whether the shooting was proper. >> arkansas state police say the criminal investigations division is now looking into the case and whether or not to charge the former sergeant with any crime. >> my nephew was murdered, and so i think that he should definitely be charged with murder. >> family and friends gathered at brittain's memorial service yesterday wearing justice for hunter t-shirts. [ applause ] delivering the eulogy, reveren

a tremendous double standard as benjamin crump talked about the black lives matter protests of last yearing the ore way because they know historically the cuban american electorate has been a republican base group. a lot of hypocrisy being noticed by everyone. >> as a democratic pollster, this is definitely going to have an impact on mud terms, which are coming up. so we'll tell you now, do not make plans on saturday morning because you'll have to come back and explain this as we watch this unfold. michael, this law that governor desantis passed was targeted towards black lives matter protesters. how should people respond to something like this? what do you think will happen when inevitably there's going to be another protest sparked by violence against black lives. >> we know black lives matter protests have always been ul legal. before they passed this law, i was arrested at a protest, covering a protest this past summer and i was just covering it. i was the only journalist who was arrested. but we have seen this throughout the civil rights movement. they are just black people existing

i did a urology of 500 people there, 95% white that says yes, reverend al, ben crump was there, we docommunities, we are having to deal with the threat from the cops and the robbers. we are dealing with multiple instability but all of it can not happen without protecting the right to vote. none of this whether we are dealing with policing or whether we are dealing with how we regulate guns, all of it comes from our ability to protect the franchise of putting the right people in office and the right legislatures and the right legislators. we want the president to understand that as andrew young and martin luther king left this very white house in '64 and began the movement that led the '65 voting act, we'll create movement on the ground to protect the right to vote just as dr. king and others left here in 1964. we have been watching our al sharpton and marc memorial with a meeting with the vice president and president. we are joined by carrie champion, you are here to talk about naomi osaka. i wonder your reaction to this case having to be made once again by civil rights leaders to an

cnn is watching this right now, and i've got ben crump coming.you guys are racist, and this is the only reason this is coming out. stop this right here. malia cohen, you said let's take care of the people's business in the open. well, let's take care of it by far on these guys. i'm done. >> vice president elias: thank you, officer babbs. i also wants to note, for the record, officer babbs, we did receive the materials that you send today to the commission office, and those materials that you have been provided since the close of evidence on june 7 have been collected and disbursed to each of the members on behalf of the commission. >> thank you. >> vice president elias: so i just wanted to make sure you were aware of that. so at this time, what i want to do is open it up to my fellow colleagues and my fellow commissioners with any questions. i think you, commissioner hamasaki, are in the queue? >> commissioner hamasaki: i am in the queue, vice president elias, and i'd like to start with officer babbs. can you clarify what the standing of the stat

i'm joining attorney ben crump there.hina, have to deal with so many other challenges, our adver sears are seeing that as something they can sxloint. >> jonathan? >> we talked about the new york city mayor's race, but we should learn more tomorrow. there's 125,000 absentee votes coming in, a far bigger number than the margin right now. we should get preliminary and a much clearer picture, and with the token republican opposition, likely the next mayor. >> mika, final thoughts? >> on this fourth of july, or fifth, i love this country. i think of my parents who cake from this country from poland and czechoslovakia under very different circumstances. i salute and thank them for coming here. >> on this fourth of july holiday observed, i align myself with jim clyburn who doesn't say america may be a great country one day, he says america is a great country. i believe america is a great country, and it is really should be the goal of all of us to expand the dream and the opportunity to all americans. >> that does it for us this