david rausch said that. >> david rausch. he saw the video. he said he saw the video. so even he was shocked by what he saw from these five officers in particular, and he said they're working quickly as they can. so fwguilt shall not escape, no innocence suffer. >> he said appalling, this does not reflect proper policing, and he said the depth and breadth of this speaks to what happened and how we are working on this, and what they're going to do, but again, i thought it was interesting that they respected the family. they did not get the first degree murder charges they wanted, but they did respect the family. we have a statement from the family that i would like to read. >> we do. >> if you can get it up on yours quicker than mine, then you can get it. it's coming from the office of ben crump and the family's statement. the official statement that these officers have been accounted for, gives us hope as we continue to push for justice for tyre. this man lost his life in a particularly disgusting manner that points to the desperate need for change and reform to ensure

david rausch, the director of the tennessee bureau of investigation said he was "sickened" by what heaw in the video. >> in a word, absolutely appalling. let me be clear. what happened here does not at all reflect proper policing. this was wrong. this was criminal. amy: ahead of the video's release today at 6:00 memphis time, the memphis poli departnt has activated its entire force in anticipation of weekend protests. president biden released a statement reading, “i join tyre's family in calling for peaceful protest. outrage is understandable, but violence is never acceptable.” after headlines, we'll speak with ben crump, attorney for tyre nichols' family. as well as a member of black lives matter memphis. in georgia, republican gov. brian kemp on thursday declared a state of emergency in response to mass protests that erupted in response to the police killing of environmental defender manuel teran in atlanta last week. the declaration gives kemp the power to deploy up to 1,000 national guard troops over the next 15 days to quell the mobilizations. teran, who went by the name tortugui

. >> that's more right there from david rausch, the director of the tennessee bureau of investigationou heard from at the top of the program. back now with our panel. andrew mccabe, first to you. just based on the severity of the charges alone, the tone from david rausch, which chief ramsey was speaking about earlier, what do you expect to see on the video tomorrow night, given how they're talking about it in a way what must be on that video? >> well, john, i think the first thing that jumps out to me is the consistency of the charges against all five defendants are exactly the same. so that alone tells me that you're going see a high degree of participation, of kind of guilty action by all five people involved. that's not the typical thing that we see in these videos. there is usually one primary actor, one or two. and there are some who participate partially, and others who stand back and watch. here you have everybody charged the same way, suggests that they're all engaged in some very violent behavior. and secondly, it's just the profound reaction that we're hearing from some very