law and order and maintain public safety and all of our areas around the country if you take away the ifl ability for them do their job? the issue for qualified immunity is this. if a law enforcement officer(÷ in good faith and the vast owedt majority of them are, they want to serve and do the right thing, and they follow their training and go out on the street and they grab someone or they arresd someone, and they use force, if you get rid of qualified immunity, it allows every single person who is arrested. every single person who is confronted by a law enforcement officer potentially to have a lawsuit against that officer. what the ultimate outcome would be, not only would you have a t difficult time recruiting new ea police officers, the ones onnt e job will just stay in their cars.ould be they'll be reluctant to go out . to do the job they have because they're afraid they'll be personallyly liable for doin it. youth can't have that. it make s no sense. that's why we oppose the to do complete doing awayth with qualified immunity.nd that' does it need some reform? perhaps, but we need

he supported raising the age the buy a rainfall and ifle and he fight the nra. it wasn't long that he backed off all of that. congress was only able to pass very tiny changes to the gun background check system. ahead of the president's remarks republican leaders seem to be signaling a big openness to kplo compromise perhaps reflecting a knowledge that public attitudes have shifted dramatically. nancy pelosi made that remark when she spoke about police reform efforts. >> yesterday, when i chatted with the family before the hearing, george's brother said to me, i have a question for you. is this going to happen? is there going to be a bill that is passed and why do you think so? it's a question that many of you have but coming from him, it was -- it had power. i had an answer. yes, it will be passed because the public insists upon it. >> when the house's top republican kevin mccarthy spoke with reporters, he would not criticize the democrat legislation to overall policing. he came out in support of a ban on police choke hold which is is in that bill that the democ

. >> ifls told that the acting u.s. attorney was giving stone a break because he was afraid of the president of the united states. >> erin zelensky it should also be noted today named names of more senior at the justice department who he says received the political pressure to botch the roger stone sentencing and who discussed it at the highest levels including with the attorney general. it is important that aaron zelensky named those names today because it gives us a sense what have might come next in this investigation into what has happened at the justice department. as kyle cheaneyed a politico.com put it today, quote, a federal prosecutor today offered lawmakers a road map to investigate alleged political interference in the sentencing of roger stone. aaron zelensky one of four lead prosecutors in the stone case told the house that senior officials including the head of the deputy's political corruption unit froley discussed concerns that they were being pressured to go easy on roger stone during sentencing. in oth

i was listening to maya, who's a national treasure, to listen to her, i always learn so much, but ifls thinking of the fact that both of us have worked for various attorneys general in our lifetimes. of the united states, who go and pros kus these cases, use the civil rights division and who protect try to protect the american public then you have this attorney general who has not done any of that. if anything, he's -- the reaction and has stood on the sidelines and you know attorney general ellison is the attorney general of a state, but he's acting like the attorney general of the united states right now. prosecutoring and elevating the charges against that officer and the other three who weren't just bystanders, but people who actively aided and abetted this horrible murder that we saw on video. >> maya, i'll second your thoughts as these images fill the screen for a ninth day. americans, old, young, all races, all genders, taking to the trestreets. peaceful protests from coast to coast. >> i have nothing but love and respect for neal and you and brian. i will say that the national

. >> jason, i was really eager to hear from you because ifls wondering if you were going to capitulatet all off the back of numbers like we got today on jobs because i know you've been cautious on this market. the longer term damage sounds like you're not going there yet. >> there are two different things the markets and economy, obviously over longer term, they have a strong relationship with one another but i also think that there are times at which they diverge and especially diverge when you have the federal reserve board and you have the federal government kind of putting their thumbs on the scale. now frankly, p you didn't shut the economy down, you wouldn't have had to do that. i have the feeling the market would be at all time highs now any way, but i think that it's just hard to take big victory laps when the rate still 13.5% and it will start to come down no two ways about it, but there's also a sense o airlines haven't laid anyone off. there's likely to be a second wave of unemployment it seems to me of probably higher paid workers. people on supervisory roles. so i want to