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>> john: kristin fisher in the brady briefing room for us, thank you, kristin.ng what promises to be a contentious national discussion over the largest change to our tax system in almost 30 years. we thought it a good time for some historical perspective. tonight part one of a series based on bret baier's upcoming five part documentary the unauthorized history of taxes. bret starts with how the founders viewed taxes and what they saw as your fundamental rights as an american. ♪ for most of the -- taxes were lower than in the home country. land was plentiful. and opportunity there for the taking. but as so often happens throughout history, the cost of waging war changed the tax system. >> 1756 to 1763 had the french and indian war. after that england is in huge debt so when in the 1760s britain started taxing the colonists. they wanted to know per their 17th century rights where is our representation in parliament? it didn't exist. that problem was not solved. the american revolution of 1775. >> bret: throughout the colonies measures now rebelled against the new

. >> john: would begin this hour with kristin fisher on the misinformation coming out of the white house refusal by the white house to clarify that information even after "the washington post" game president biden for pinocchio's for it. >> president biden regrets his decision to weigh in on this matter, the issue of courses moving debt all-star game from georgia to colorado, jen psaki says that president biden was simply answering a direct question that was asked of him and that he was not explicitly calling for the mlb to move this game. but jen psaki also says he again tried to make the case at the voting laws in colorado are less restrictive than those in georgia. listen here. >> colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail, and it's up to major league baseball to determine the all-star game. >> to form a trump to republican senator tom cotton, colorado actually has more restrictive voting laws to then georgia. >> they have now -- the paid mouthpieces are repeating his lies, slandering brian kemp and the state of georgia. >> so it's time for president

and thank you all for taking the time the opportunity and john yang for coming siri and mayor fisher.nd all the mayors and for those of the u.s. conference of mayors who help us to have a fire voices. i am just so moved and thankful i wish you all the best as we work together to address covid-19 and reopening safely and redirecting how we can build better normal working together. so with that i think you for your time today and look forward to any conversation as we move forward. have a great day be safe. and stay healthy. >> thank you so much for your leadership pretty. >> the trial the death of george floyd is underway at the courthouse rated former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is charged in the death of mr. george floyd who died vote being arrested by officers and if miss our live coverage of the trial, wash tonight beginning and eight eastern on "c-span2". or anytime on c-span.org. the trial for derek chauvin, former minneapolis police officer charging the death of george floyd, continues on tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern watch live coverage of the trial on "c-span2" o

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that was in an entirely different case and i believe my colleague alan fisher is about to tell you about that case. thank you john thank you very much john well john mentioned that there's been nearby 500 national guard troops have been deployed across minnesota following protests over the death of another black man at the hands of police dante wright's family said he crashed his car after police shot him alan fischer reports. in a city already on edge more kindling to the fire another death of a young black man at the hands of the police in minneapolis provoking angry protests and. police stopped 20 you don't want to write for a traffic violation in a statement brooklyn center police said officers pulled him over just before 2 pm and phonte hired and extending arrest warrant these see as they try to arrest him he got back into the car one officer short don't you right who then drove away but hit another vehicle and died at the scene one officer fired a weapon striking the driver of the vehicle continued and eventually crashed. and. medical resources were then deployed to the scene to the people in both the vehic

fisher, thanks very much. kristin at the white house on that. i want to go to john yu, the former attorney general, university of berkeley law professor. john, this probe is of police practices seems open-ended. what do you make of it? >> neil, it has to be limited in this sense. it's not about isolated wrong doing. if derek chauvin is an example of someone who is a rogue cop and there was testimony by minnesota police department officers saying he violated practice and procedure at the department, then a pattern of practice investigation is not called for. this is an investigation to the structure and way that the whole department does its job. this is another example also that elections have consequences. i think your reporter mentioned, the bush -- the trump administration had pulled back from these kinds of investigations. there was concern that the federal government was becoming too intrusive the way that state and local police departments are doing their job. the biden administration has made clear they're going to start doing those investigations again, they

fisher. you said you welcome the investigation. what do you expect it will find? >> that's what we're going to find out, john.icing is at a real crossroads and every mayor is looking at their police department saying, how can we make sure the practices are constitutional, there's no discriminatory practices. and what's the best practice with use of force, search warrants, all these types of things. we've done a lot of deep review ourselves through outside consultants with our department. a lot of reform take place in our city. but the doj should be the gold standard for investigation. so anything that they find, we'll get right to work to because, what does a great police force look like right now in the 21st century america is the real question. >> you tell me. what does it look like? i'm curious. this comes on the heels of a similar investigation into the practices of the minneapolis police department. do you think the issues you've seen in your city are reflected other in cities as well? >> absolutely. you see that daily on the news as you well know. so the key is, how do you build police community legitim

have 2 correspondents in minnesota today john hendren is outside the court in minneapolis for the latest on the derek shelvin trial but 1st we go to allan fisher who joins us live from brooklyn center where this latest shooting of a black man happened allan we heard the police chief there during a news conference saying that this was an accidental shooting tell us 1st about what more they have said and what have been the reaction there. was certainly there was a reaction from the mayor who said he was astonished flabbergasted that such a thing could happen at a time where just 16 kilometers away during children is on trial for the murder of george floyd something that happened in this area just a year ago the police chief believes that it was a tragic accident but certainly the people that we've been speaking to here protesting in the last couple of hours aren't buying it they wonder why it escalated from a traffic stop to a fatal shooting just a few moments later you can see that the police are here in numbers they've been here since late last night when hundreds of people marched to the brooklyn center police station to protest they were her

rudolph fisher, up above the world, on custom earth, the warden anthony trollope, the beggars opera i johngay, the word for world is forced by ursula le guin im core more and other stories by samuel delany and she's currently reading button brooks by thomas mann. went through a lot of books there, harriet washington, but you added this note to our producer and said i just finished reading 30 plus the books in my role as a critic. guest: that's a lot of books. i'm lucky enough to be in this group that are passionate about books and we reinforce each other's a sickness. [laughter] host: when we were reading the list of books and you heard what some of your favorites are and what you're reading now, which was struck you that you wanted to talk about? guest: aerosmith. i can completely explain the fascination for me, but it's a fascinating book. i read it at least once a year, most years i probably would admit to reading it more often and it's weird because the book was published in 1920s. sinclair lewis was given a nobel prize based on this book, but it's actually embraced more by scientists

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