happened in support of the movement and everything, but we still need to solve this issue. >> jason pollackn has revealed so much to the world already and now in this moment today he's revealing himself again. he's still doing work for us as an angel on this earth, and he's helping us out by showing us that they are liars. >> jason -- i appreciate -- jason, i think a lot of people appreciate your passion and dedication to this project, and this work and we appreciate you making time for us here today on msnbc. jason pollack, thank you, sir. >>> coming up the next hour we'll hear from the attorney from the convenience store as well as the reverend al sharpton and we'll be talking about this new and unconventional way of undermining kim jong-un's dictatorship in north korea. stay tuned. sometimes you just know when you hit a home run. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu

. >> these are discoveries that you made jason pollack in the time you invested into ferguson, the film is "stranger fruit," you have received white the reception there in its unveiling. and our hearts still go out to you, michael brown, and your family, for your loss. >>> hello, again, and thank you very much for being with me. more freedom, more choices, les cost, that's what's coming from the plan to place obamacare. and tomorrow we could learn how much it could cost. that's when the bipartisan national budget office is expected to report on the gop bill. >>> sticker shock. that's the last thing that president donald trump needs to get this bill passed, as republicans are already deeply divided on the proposed legislation. >> when you're the government governing party trying to get consensus, everybody doesn't get what they want. but we're getting much better policy here. >> if we get what we've got from ryan, obamacare-lite, everybody's trying to get us to vote for it but we're not going to vote for it. >> in the process we're going through, understanding that they will have choices

film maker jason pollack pushed back on that statement when he spoke to cnn's fredrick whitfield, watche have spoken to many people in the community and trading a bag for something in the store is very, very common. there's a drug dealer, we found out in the store. so michael brown was not a drug dealer, he traded $20 worth of cigarillos. what happened in the store is common place, you can see what it is, he takes it and they smell it. you can see what they were doing, they brought it up to their noses, so it's very clear what happened. >> let's talk about -- does the filmmaker jason pollack have the evidence to back up his theory about what happened in the convenience store. >> we don't know, but it raises significant concerns. from a legal perspective, to be clear, i don't think the governor is going to reopen the case, appoint a special prosecutor to look at it. nor will it disturb the federal investigation. but from a larger societal perspective, it is huge. why? we talk about trangs parns si, we talk about this crisis of trust. why would investigators cherry pick what the public sh

i think some numbers should come on the table. >> and jason pollack, where did this come from?did you obtain it? >> i obtained this video by deciding to move to ferguson, work with the family and do real investigative journalism for the last two years and that's how the truth comes out. when you do real work and you focus on one story and you dig into it. we originally found the paperwork in the st. louis county police report which shows that they saw a video at 1:13 a.m. of michael brown walking into the convenience store. and that tipped us off that this happened. they admit that it happened in their own report and the document which we found proves its. so them saying they don't know what they're talking about is ridiculous, because either they don't read their report or they are not telling the truth. it seems like they're not telling us the truth. so we saw the document and then acquired the video, at the same exact time as their own document. so to prove that the video was real, they proved it for us. they said that michael brown walked into the store on august 9 at 1:13

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i'm bewildered by the argument that this mill many maker, jason pollack is trying to basically say youw, he didn't go in and rob anyone. he's a drug dealer. that makes it better. still even then there was no cash exchange and the store owners were saying he still stole. this doesn't change anything. what happened happened. it didn't change the fact he didn't try to attack and kill a cop with his own gun according to three independent forensic investigation and had his fingerprints in the trigger guard and the gun powder residue on his finger was consistent and it's sad to me because i feel it's an opportunistic michael moore wanna-be and fan the flames further in my city. a city that's endured so terribly much and on opportunists like this guy needs to stop. >> shannon: do you think that's what it boils down to we're talking about an investigation led by eric holder and we have the grand jury findings and prosecutors all saying the version of events spun in favor of michael brown the dna and witness witnesses onsite don't match up. do you think this guy's trying to get attention? >> an