genevieve hanson. 27 year old female firefighter for the city of minneapolis she testified that when she walked into the scene she described the crowd as upset she said i walked into an upset crown she said that the other voices distracted me from getting the officers attention and she testified again based on her perspective and officer show than appeared to have his hand in his pocket she observed what she believed to be blood on the. from mr floyd's face being pressed into the pavement. she observed fluid coming from mr floyd's body that she presumed to be urine she testified that nobody ever told her that e.m.'s were an ambulance was on where she asked about when i asked her about the response time she would have expected 3 minutes when i told her that paramedics had been called about 5 minutes prior to her arriving on scene no way this or perception is 3 minutes. but when you look at the things that miss hanson sought whether it be from her perspective or her perception there can always be more to the story the blood coming from mr floyd's no one else. was why they called e.m.'s

for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem and have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should belong in this column and. everyone now and famous should have some knowledge and have a handle of the. i am how to protect themselves because i don't trust our government's failure to do it for us. what we say here it would probably translate their we say that the right to protect and defend yourself is a god given right. the one nation visitors a being schooled in public relations by the n.r.a. media liaison team. just for an mortons an off as an argument for gun ownership that can be used beyond the united states the right to protect and defend yourself exactly now is fighting hostage really doesn't come from the constitution determines just guarantees us but it can to god. if your it person or so you share as a right it's a god given right. one of the p.r. team's biggest challenges is how to respond to

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having been pulled from his car hanson also says officer post did not immediately attend to right after having shot him only after a backup arrived was anything done that we should be the 1st person there dragging my heart and doing anything she could to do it because she made a mistake if it was a mistake then that's what she would done the lawyer for rights family says this is another argument for more transparency from the police there's pros we need to see all the body cam video from all the offices to see the police officer has rendered aid a mediately for dietary right back at a possibly saved his life we asked brooklyn center police to speak to us but they've yet to respond question why does it appear it took so long for them to give down to write any medical assistance. the al-jazeera brooklyn's and. there are multiple casualties after a shooting in the u.s. city of indianapolis it happens at a fed ex facility and so far at least 8 people are confirmed dead as police i've been holding a media conference and they say the government to kids own life officers responded to reports o

that was one of the dynamics i had for david hanson about world war ii.s commitment aspen institute meeting. the aspen institute does a great job of bringing republicans and democrats together usually in authors there who bring a book and as i recalled this one came out of that as well. those of the two means by which were generally sharing information. >> what books are on your to read list of any upcoming? >> i don't i could turn the camera and show the stack. on a got a stack by my chair in the room in the bedroom. got a stack in the office here. there's just not enough hours in the day, they're just not enough hours. [laughter] there's actually 11 on russia i'm getting ready to read. i'm partly into it as well. it talks about the triggers that happen not having the preconditions are building up towards the war of the triggers that have been unleashed this massive assault on humanity in an unprecedented scale with modern weaponry and military techniques which cause the most grievous suffering until world war ii. which took her to hold other scale. he's

covered in blood she said it's not the person that you saw no it's not hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante right being given any medical care they waited at least 4 minutes before they got him out of the car they got her to be a call. right away and i feel that if you shot him and you recognize he realized you shot him and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that handsome began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see rights white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having shot him only off to backup arrived was anything done that the 1st person there dragging my heart and doing anything she could to do

victor davis hanson we have him on tonight. thank you very much for coming on.you read not -- not the verdict itself. we watched over a month of this trial unfold, but the response of the people who demanded a guilty verdict to the verdict we received? what does that tell you? >> well, i think it's part of a wider pattern. a lot of people get up and scan the news cycle. whether it's michael brown or george floyd they see this as useful for a larger agenda that doesn't have public support. whether it's open borders or redistribution or the end of the second amendment, it doesn't matter. they want to use this crisis to indict all of america in the majority population and they say what can we do? what reparation can we do? they are given and things they can do. change the voting laws. you can have a great proportion of this group hired. you can make race based reparations in the department of agculture. but it will never be enough. data doesn't matter. african-americans are slaughtered by police. end of discussion. the "washington post" found in 2019 that 9 were na

>> yes. >> and who was it that you sent to go and talk to the off duty firefighter, genevieve hanson. >> i had bell and muden take the rig are back to the scene. >> is that back to cup foods? >> yes. >> when that was going on, where were you? >> we were at park and 36th and then en route to the hospital. >> and did tracy and steve from your team meet you at the hospital? >> yes, ma'am. >> then you said the four of you had a debrief, is that right? >> briefly, yes. >> what did you do after that? >> i'm going to object -- [ inaudible ]. >> stand by, please. >> okay, so we are taking a quick sidebar and are talking to the minneapolis fire captain. what do you make of this back and forth? >> this is fairly common in trials when you have the side bars. normally would you see the lawyers going to the side of the judge's bench and it's called the bar, but because of covid they are on the remote systems here. sometimes you will see evidencery objections, and you cannot get on the stand and say i heard another person say this or that, and this witness is setting the stage for the way this witn

down what is ongoing child abuse plus biden's anti-american presidency at 100 days, victor davis hanson, molly hemingway on what his real standing with the public is and what is really going on behind the oscars record low ratings? raymond arroyo will pack it all in seen and unseen. less policing more crime is the focus of tonight's angle. i feel like it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. 50 years ago liberal big city mayors presiding once again over a major crime search and democrat leaders not only seem like they don't care, their responses to the search are making things more dangerous in america. last summer we warned you and we were adamant about this that this increasingly anti-police sentiment being allowed to build and faster was filled and fueled by lies about systemic racism fed by big city leaders who were carling rioters and looters instead of prosecuting them. >> i want to ensure that we are fine. >> dozens if not hundreds of federal troops descending upon our city, not helping the situation at all. they are not wanted here. >> bringing those troops to our city and try to take off,

why are you doing hanson began filming minutes after she arrived you can see rights white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming the right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having shot him only to back up anything down that 1st person they're dragging part and. it was a mistake. the lawyer writes family says this is another odd. meant for more transparency from the police this proves we need to see how the body cam video from all the offices to see the police officers round it ada mediately for doubt a right there could a possibly save his life we asked brooklyn center police to speak to us but they've yet to respond main question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had the al-jazeera brooklyn center. the head of russia's foreign intelligence service says that new u.s. sanctions against the kremlin are poorly considered and when a road international stabi

so genevieve hanson has a perspective and a perception. and what she observed was not consistent with the actual evidence. but remember, we don't look at this incident from the perspective of a bystander. we do not look at this incident from the perspective of the people who are upset by it. we look at it from the perspective of a reasonable police officer. a reasonable police officer when confronted with these bystanders would know everything that had occurred up to that point, 20 minutes, 25 minutes, 30 minutes. they know all of that information. the bystanders do not. a reasonable police officer would understand that his actions were actually being recorded. take the bystanders out of it. the officers wear cameras for a very specific reason, to record their actions, so they know they're being recorded. officers are aware of the placement of city cameras. you're in a high retail -- you've got gas stations, restaurants, convenience store. high surveillance. reasonable police officers know this. they would know if citizens take out their c

victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. thanks so much for coming on.you read not the verdict itself, all of us got to watch over a month of this trial unfold. but the response of the people who demanded a guilty verdict to the verdict we received. what does that tell you? >> i think it's part of a wider pattern, a lot of people get up every morning and scan the news cycle and whether it's a country and our michael brown and the tragedy of george floyd, they see this as useful for a larger agenda that does not have public support. and so whether it's open borders or reparations or redistribution or the end of the second or first amendment or alternate constitutional customs and tradition, it doesn't matter. they want to use this crisis to indict all of america in the majority population and then the majority population of america says continually, what can we do? what medieval indulgence or reparation can we do? then they are given some things they can do. you can change the voting laws or have a greater proportion of this particular group and make race

hanson. there is some comments there. that may already be revealed in the body camera. but that being said i don't think it is cumulative because it shows a different perspective. it shows the reaction of another police officer and what he was doing. the surroundings from a different perspective. and is higher one - - highly relevant. >> a i have to view the entire thumb drive that contains the exhibit i do find it is relevant did not cumulative to a certain point. i would note that the body can includes video from a distance what is happening in front of cup foods. but also the timing of when the fire engine 17 shows up. the emergency ems response has been litigated and iss relevant as to when ems shows up in the fire engine shows up. firefighter hansen specifically described how she would be there within three minutes. i put that in the timeframe of the ems call. that is relevant. to the extent of any statements made, or to the extent that they are, they fall under the residual exception. they are just making comments there's no room for them to lie. so they would cer

hanson, i believe that part they are to be part of it then i would have to go back and doublecheck. that being said, i don't think it'sbe cumulative because it dos show the reaction of another police officer in woody's doing from a different perspective and it is highly relevant. >> i do find that it's relevant and not cumulative to a certain point. i would note that the body camera included, the video from a distance, what is happening the timing of when they show up. so when the ems response has been a part of this, clarifying how they would be within three minutes and so that is relevant as well to the extent that there's any statements made or to the extent that they are, they fall under the residual exceptions and there is an ability for them to be reliable and i don't think that they were doing so in any way. even if it is offered to the truth of the matter. the defense is trying to prove that. so with that, i'm goingrt to orr that you redact what the officer is looking up on the computer for today's purposes. thirty secondsct or so and befoe we send this for deliberation and

for the latest, tom hanson joins us now in new york.eporter: hey, there, adriana. well, health officials are concerned over a spring surge. the united states has reported nearly a quarter of a million covid cases in the last week alone, even as vaccinations accelerate. tonight, cases on the rise, with several states across the country battling new infections. the c.d.c. blames dangerous strictions, including ending mask mandates, for the increase in cases. >> all roads to defeating the pandemic go through the path of successfully and quickly vaccinating the country. >> reporter: it's a race for shots, with nearly a third of american adults now fully vaccinated. 50% have received least one dose. >> we're trying to get it as soon as possible. we want this to end as soon as possible. >> reporter: but with the variants infecting young americans and more than 37,000 people hospitalized nationwide, experts warn the u.s. strategy to out-vaccinate a mutating virus could derail progress. >> numbers are higher than they've ever been before. >> re

and christopher martin— genevieve hanson and christopher martin and charles mcmillan and all those _ pass the george — can do things like help pass the george floyd justice and accountability act. it's in your hands — accountability act. it's in your hands. let's get the work done. now i hands. let's get the work done. now i like _ hands. let's get the work done. now i like to— hands. let's get the work done. now i like to invite my friend and partner— i like to invite my friend and partner injustice michael freeman. thank— partner injustice michael freeman. thank you — partner injustice michael freeman. thank you mr attorney general. first i want once again to extend my heartfelt sentiment to the families of george floyd. i hope today's a verdict that provides some measure of closure for them. let me say what a tremendous job attorney general keith ellison did in recruiting and organising a talented team of prosecutors... organising a talented team of prosecutors. . ._ organising a talented team of rosecutors. .. ., �* , , prosecutors... you've been listening to a prosecution _ pros

having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having shot him only off to backup arrived was anything dumb that we should be the 1st person there dragging my heart and doing anything she could to do it because she made that mistake if it was a mistake then that's what she would the lawyer for rights family says this is another argument for more transparency from the police this proves we need to see the body cam video from all the offices to see if the police officer has rendered aid a media late for dante right that could a possibly saved his life we also brooklyn sent a police to speak to us but they've yet to respond main question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had the al-jazeera brooklyn santa. wow fighter that stands out time for us to get away the full cost his avatar. hello the rain clouds really gathering now for japan as we go through the next couple of days you can see this hook of cloud that's moving through the sea of japan and that will continue to drive

having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having shot him only to back up arrived was anything done that 1st person they're dragging part. if he was. then that's what he would done the lawyer for rights family says this is another argument for more transparency from the police this proves we need to see all the body cam video from all the offices to see if the police officer has rendered a to mediately for dante right that could a possibly saved his life we also brooklyn sent a police to speak to us but they've yet to respond on main question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had her times the al-jazeera brooklyn santa. why is he so and supports attorney ben crump is representing down tehran's family and not a press conference on say hey encourage people to keep protesting and push for an overhaul to the system the only question that we have before us today is we're dante right name join that list of black people in america who have been and justly care about a polic

eyewitness testimony from mixed martial artist donald williams and off-duty firefighter genevieve hanson. sunday, hear from charles macmillan who spoke with george floyd's during his arrest and courtney ross, george floyd's girlfriend. the trial of derek chauvin saturday and sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: middle and high school students participated in c-span's studentcam competition. all month we're featuring the winners. our second prize high school west winners are josiah lehmann, rafe thompson and ty chattillon. 10th and 11th graders from foothills community christian school in great falls, montana, where c-span is available

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chris bedford and chris hanson i could listen to you all night long but we're out of time. appreciate it. there is a question for major league baseball. it's a big one. a real one. is it worth going woke if it makes you go broke? we all saw what happened to the nba and the nfl after they embraced the anti-american blm agenda. their ratings tanked. if the mlb really wants to flip its acronym around to blm, that's mlb to blm, get knit then they better be prepared to face the consequences. last year's covid lockdown cost pro-baseball teams billions? how much can they take from making angry their largely conservative fan base? joining me fox radio hort, thank you for joining us. what's your prediction. does baseball get hurt the same way the nba did and football did in terms of ratings? >> first, thanks for having me. second, i think it will be worse for baseball because as you mentioned, they actually have a fan base that's already appalled by the direction that we have seen the nba, to large extent, and the nfl to a lesser extent, follow. so in general, i think this works way

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hanson, there are some comments there. i believe that part may already be in, in one of the other body cameras. i'd have to go back and double check. that being said, your honor, i don't think it's cumulative because it again shows a different perspective. it shows a reaction of another police officer and what he was doing. it shows the surroundings from a different perspective, and is highly relevant to the effect. >> i haven't read the entire thumb drive that contains the exhibit. and i do find that it is relevant and not cumulative to a certain point. i would note that the body cam includes video from a distance what is happening in front of cup foods. but also the timing of when the fire engine 17 shows up. and since the emergency ems response has been litigated in this case and is relevant as to when ems showed up, when the fire engine showed up, firefighter hanson specifically described how she was there in three minutes. this puts that in a time frame on the ems call. and so that is relevant. and to the extent that

raise indorsements of pauline hanson. we need to each one to them this is about the suspect in china getting your food medical we trust they can actually work and we grew up with you know what it's types in the why did you know it's right because i want the invade with you know it's a bunch of little chat room i have to go into too much difference maybe. it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as this shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation. the n.r.a. is so troubled by his trail use strict firearms laws that it's targeted the issue in videos like this. suggesting that a stranger's national firearms agreement is a failure and must be scrapped america we have an american will not stand for a governor any guff trampling our rights. dixon says that by funding a social media campaign the n.r.a. could promote one nation without handing over any cash. we can get a $1000000.00 from you it would suck. but if it made the funny ideas the fun if we get one tha

victor davis hanson, i appreciate your come on tonight.hank you. >> tucker: well, the latest episode of tucker carlson today is out. you can find it at fox nation.com. pretty easy to find up. we spoke to an immunologist about the vaccine. it was the most interesting conversations in a long time. if you listen to the whole thing, you will come out reassured about the vaccine, the science behind it seems really solid. you will be very concerned about the people administering the vaccine and the way they are doing it. preview of that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: latest episode of tucker carlson today is out. show premiered on monday. watch all three of the episodes this week over the weekend on fox nation.com. an amazing conversation today. we spoke to an immunologist who taught at harvard. huge fan of the vaccine. says it's one of the great marvels of science and america should be deeply proud of it. but the way we we are administering it he suggests is crazy and it may be dangerous. you should watch this whole thing and here is part of

economy, we would like to bring in hoover institution fellow victor davis hanson, one of the smartest people i've ever met. great to have you with us my friend, i want to get broad brush before we get to do some of the specifics but ahead of that, i want to play this clip from mr. biden. he's talking about this idea of reinventing and reimagining but he still says he believes in capitalism, listen here. >> i'm proposing a plan in a nation that rewards work, not just rewards wealth. to build a fair economy that gives everybody a chance to succeed and it's going to create the strongest, most resilient innovative economy in the world. >> kevin: he says this economy will be more resilient and innovative, tell me what is wrong there. >> i think in a capitalist society that's given so much prosperity as so many people, any kind of politician has to say that he believes in capitalism and there's some doubt that he doesn't. we remember joe biden, he was shovel-ready jobs joe during the 2009 stimulus and he was going to make sure things like solyndra and "cash for clunkers" didn't happen, ther

and genevieve hanson walks inin. startling him. all of these facts and circumstances simultaneously occur at a critical moment. and that changed officer chauvin's perception of what was happening. after this point, the crowd grows louder and louder. right? and at this point now, mr. floyd has taken his last breath, and the question is the rendering of medical aid. when do we stop cpr, according to the minneapolis police department's policy, when it's not safe. you heard the lieutenant talk about this and you heard nicole mckenzie talk about this. consider nicole mckenzie's testim officer, which would include nicole mckenzie, she discussed at length the difficulty of performing cpr in what she would describe as, or she did describe it as a hostile environment. you miss signs. breathing can be confused for effective breathing. as she testified, people at the area can be part of the decision to affect procedures at a scene, she talked about it is difficult to focus when you don't feel safe. it makes it more difficult to assess a patie

they saw this shocking display of abuse of police power in a man murdered in front of them genevieve hanson called the police. donald williams he saw this you heard him he testified he called the police a 9 year old judea. what if she suggests we need to call the police on the police that's our expectation even after seeing even after witnessing this our expectation is that the police are going to help. and with and with reason and with good reason because policing is a most noble profession yes it is and to be very clear. this case this case is called the state of minnesota versus show this case is not called the state of minnesota versus the police it is not policing is a noble profession and it is a profession you met several minneapolis police officers during this trial you met them they took the stand they testified make no mistake this is not a prosecution of the police it is a prosecution of the defendant and there's nothing worse for good police than a bad police who doesn't follow the rules doesn't follow procedure who doesn't follow training who ignores the policies of the departm

after they were caught that's pretty close in consideration to the 3 minute expectation of miss hanson. but the ambulance had driven several box away to 36 and park arriving sometime between 31 and 833 that's one in the hand and we know that because there are 2 exhibits 62 and 63 were introduced 62 shows one paramedic and officer lane in the back 63 shows 2 paramedics and officers so somewhere between a minute and a half to 3 minutes to get to 36 and park where they began the resuscitative efforts. the 1st air is pumped into mr floyd per dr toben at 203506 that is 10 minutes after mr ford went unconscious productive target but it is 7 minutes and 46 seconds after e.m.'s responded to cut food. we ultimately know that the ambulance left. $36.00 and park at 848 and 23 minutes it arrived at each c.m.c. at $853.00 shortly after $853.00 so it took about 5 minutes to get from $36.00 and park to. what if you want would have happened if e.m.'s had started resuscitative efforts right away what would have happened if rather than driving at 36 and park they went to the hospital they would have bee

who was it that you sent to go talk to the our city firefighter genevieve hanson. every motor boat for the motor took the rig. back to the scene and he said the scene is that food is good and was where were you while that was going on we really everyone's 36 and park and then we were in route to the hospital and then the mattress of the hospital and when you say they are smelly did you trace it about and from your team. and then you said before you had a deep grief is that right briefly yes what did you do. so over. ok so we have been a watching the testimony of jeremy norton he is a fire department employee a captain with the fire department in minneapolis. and basically he was one of the 1st responders that showed up at the scene just outside the cup foods store after george floyd had already lost consciousness so he was really painting a picture of the kind of assistance that was attempted to give to georgia floyd including a chest compressions anything that could be done until he arrived in the hospital that he was taken out spittle. into the fire department ye

green mark above where indicating genevieve hanson is can you just indicate where you are in this photo. and there's an area where you just made that mark and then. could you identify jennifer hall as well did you know any of the other individuals in this in this photo. and if we could move to exhibit 71 please. i'm sorry 7 you keep please. all right so did you ultimately enter the store and have a brief interaction as you described with of on force.

carolyn hanson lives opposite the crime scene she rushed out of the house when she heard what was happening and she was quoted in media accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said is that the person you saw. housing told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante wright being given any medical care they waited these 4 minutes before they got him out of the car they got her out of you. right away if. you shot. and you recognize we realize you shot it and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that handsome began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see wright's white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute an

joining me is mollie hemmingway and a fox news contract and victor davis hanson. victor, 50 is the new 60. then operation warp speed and the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have right now? unbelievable. >> well, they had everything. that was all there is. he did hiberinate during the campaign. the problem is he will have a waterloo soon. every issue voter i.d. and you name it they don't poll 51%. people are tired. that's why it's not 60. then we have this pent-up demand. you should encourage production but he is sending the opposite signal. production won't keep up with this 4 trillion dollars we printed. in california, gas, housing, food, lumber is sky eye. it's up 7% nationwide. we will have to address inflation. >> laura: victor nailed is. voter i.d. polling at an obscene level. he is on the wrong side of all of those issues. kamala harris in control but she is never there. >> the pedia are propping up joe biden with the same zeal they tore down donald trump. you think about the first 100 days. it was hysteri

here is victor davis hanson. we suspected there was something weird about what they were saying. the family of the officer deserve an apology as well? >> yes, they do. that whole narrative unravelled. they never arrested anybody had a gun or much less used it. we don't know the identification of the officer that shot ashli babbitt. they are picking news stories and hype one and down play the other depending on how they fit a particular progressive narrative. sometimes they participate in the narrative as we saw with andrew cuomo and his brother chris cuomo or the roger stone cnn staged arrest. the media becomes an active player. sometimes they just make it up. whatever it is, it's a narrative. we don't the old liberal media of the 70s anymore. these young journalists put their finger in the air and say it's all woke and you won't get a job. >> laura: you remember people who were middle of the road swung over to the far left. maybe they can't make money otherwise. what you just said, the media is complicit. they are advancing the democrats and far left narrative. what maxine water

in this camp have similar stories now radley 6 so-called which comes likeness in northern uganda hanson people who are accused of witchcraft and chased from their homes. all gallows but in the way this is it they're mostly every now and day and then if you were in the way to. get out i looked over. here and there off a shelf here see the cover 1908 maybe one reason why more people now arrive and seeking refuge and yet ghana was the 1st country in the well not to receive cover dozers another kovacs program but hearing a 12 hour drive north of the capital accra. many people simply don't believe in the facts and instead they believe in witchcraft. we do all of this stuff the government and non-government agencies are run in cobbett education campaigns and hold a vinyl doesn't make matters worse people understand why a strong young man wakes up gets called did have difficulty in breathing have difficulty. in all the body suddenly young man dollars in all communities and moving again. it will not be accepted door after find out white and illegal to do love or trees to do with. what you do we

victor davis hanson.ected that when they weren't transparent right off the bat that there was something weird and fraudulent about what they were saying, dozens of families of the officer deserve an apology as well. >> i think they do. that whole narrative has unraveled. we were told it was an insurrection, they never had a gun in their position but you see used it. we don't know the identification of the officer that shot ashley babbitt and the circumstances under which he made that decision. that is in contrast to all these other shootings. they are picking news stories that exaggerate or hype one and downplay the other depending on how the progressive narrative, sometimes they concoct, participate in the narrative which as we see with andrew cuomo and his brother chris cuomo or the roger stone cnn stage, the media becomes an active player and say anonymous sources tell us and make it up but whatever it is it is a narrative and we have the ministry of truth, nonmedia, not the old liberal media of the 70

joining me is victor davis hanson, senior fellow, you called what is happening right now the great awakening. what is the current racializing of america going to lead to, what will it make america look like and seem like over the next few years? >> anybody knows it is based on a lot of dubious assumptions, one is that merit was never important. it was just a construct. if you want new pilot training candidates based on race it won't matter or if you're going to arbitrarily restrict half the white population that gets into harvard and yale the matter or if you're going to lower bar standards that were too high anyway we will see what happens, i am very dubious and another is dc, taking one example at delta they will have the power to navigate their own ideology so we will cannibalize the architects. there will always be ceos they can use their money and influence to dictate to others but it will never come to them but history shows that always comes to them. that is what the ball civics said, they were the target too but they think their money and privilege will protect them in 70% of the pop

ari fleischer victor davis hanson, tyrus, and byron york. let's begin with origins of this monument issue. byron you just returned from the border. tell us what you saw. >> i went with a group of republican congressmen. to the border to mcallen, texas, one of the worst spots for surge of the illegal migrants comes across the border, take away that i got was the biden administration's handling of this influx, this surge of illegal border crossers isism provised. it -- they are scrambling to deal with this, in first day of his administration, president biden blew up the system to deal with migrants without having anything ready to replace it. so now, you have just an improvised system, they are all working hard to deal with the situation, but they are unprepared because joe biden had not gotten anything ready before he just blew up the old system. couple of examples here, went to a makeshift processing center under a bridge. near the rio grande, where migrants are left at the river bank by their smugglers, they walk about a mile through a dirt

joining me as victor davis hanson. you called what's happening right now the great awokenning. what will it make america look like and seem like over the next few years? >> i don't think anybody knows but it's based on a lot of dubious assumptions. one is that merit never really was important. it was a construct. if you want half of the new pilot training candidates are united based on race, it won't matter. if you're going to arbitrarily restrict half the white population that gets into harvard or yale, it didn't matter. or if you're going to lower bar standards, they were too high anyway. that's an experiment. we'll see what happens. i'm very dubious. then there's another and that is the ceos, to take one example, delta, that they are always going to have the power to navigate around their own ideology. it's never going to come back to devour or cannibalize the architect. their kids will always get to harvard and they can be ceos and they can use their money and influence to dictate to others but it will never come to them. history shows it always comes to them. that's what t

threatening the use of force as is permitted by the minneapolis police department policy, and genevieve hanson walks in at that time from behind him, startling him. all of these facts and circumstances simultaneously occur at a critical moment. and that changed officer chauvin's perception of what was happening. after this point, the crowd grows louder and louder, right? at this point now, mr. floyd has taken his last breath and the question is rendering of medical aid. when do we stop cpr according to the minneapolis police department's policy? when it's not safe. you heard lieutenant mercel talk about this and you also heard nicole mckenzie talk about this. consider nicole mckenzie's testimony. as far as the reasonable police officer, which would include nicole mckenzie. she discussed at length the difficulty of performing cpr in what she described as a hostile environment. you -- laborored breathing can be mistaken for effective breathing. she described how it is incredibly difficult to perform ems efforts in a large crowd. difficult to focus when you don't feel safe. it makes it more diffi