>> you know, ronnie was a survivor. ronnie, he did so much in life. he wanted to do so much in life. i hate that his to do list, his checklist was left incomplete so much and through him, we hope to continue his love of the kids, his love of his daughter, the family, his friends. it was undying. it was unstoppable. even folks that he didn't get along with, he went back to speak to say hi. there was no bridges burnt. he always went back and everyone out there who knows ronnie knows what i'm talking about. he seen someone that it's horrific what they did to him. it just horrific. we'll never get over this. he was such a good guy. >> i appreciate you talking tonight and i can't imagine how difficult it is and the last two years have been and i just appreciate your strength and thank you for your words and ron hailey, appreciate it for filling us on the legal side. >> thank you so much, anderson. >>> i want law enforcement prospective what the troopers did as opposed to what they're supposed to do. joining us is charles ramsey who ran police departments i

ronnie -- he did so much in life. he wanted to do so much in life. i hate that his to-do list, his checklist was left incomplete so much. and through him, we hope to continue his love of the kids. his love of his daughter. the family, his friends. it was undying, it was unstoppable. even folks that he didn't get along with, he was there to speak, to say hi. there were no bridges burned, you know. he always went back and everyone out there who knows ronnie knows what i'm talking about. he's seen someone that it's horrific what they did to him. it's just horrific. we'll never get over this. he was such a good guy. >> they will never get over what happened. we're going to hear more from ronald greene's family. be sure to stay with "new day." the next hour, we're going to be speaking to his brother-in-law as well as the family's attorney. >>> meantime, stuck in the senate. the january 6th commission bill needs the approval of ten gop senators to pass. that is looking more and more unlikely. so will the biden administration get the bipartisanship it needs

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bravo. ( applause ) >> ronny, rook, if you go into nfts, don't do it to speculate. going to be worth millions of dollars. buy something because you want to collect it. if you really truly like it it's worth it. >> had me convinced it's time to buy nft. should i starred with a gift, a tweet or a pyrogirl or pick up work by one to have the new stars the digital artist. >> you basically upload a video and you can make an nft out of any video, any picture or sound or anything you want. >> great. how much can you real realisticy make. >> i sold a jpeg of the last 13 years of work and that sold at christies for $69 million, making me the third most expensive living artist -- >> what? holy shit! this dude raked in $69 million on an nft of one jpg? >> you know what, can you just show me the art that you're talking about? >> here's the piece i sold. this was the first picture i did, a drawing of my uncle jim. and this down here is the absolute last picture. it's a bunch of weird stuff drawn by a fully adult man pervert. >> that's a real inspirational message, keep being a we

and suddenly an explosion of celebrations for the home side a classic relegation scrap goal from ronnie could era he's transferring to a new on berlin next season but this school could help him live on and outs book history. raymond didn't give up though they had their best chance to equalise in the 72nd minute later not a bit in court without the brave just leave bad luck a few centimeters to the right and brain and would have been back in the game a few centimeters that could mean the difference between the 1st and 2nd division. but graeme and sealed their own fate with a late fell by melo rasheed so on andre hahn handing out support a clear penalty daniel caligiuri calmly smadi the way to make it to neil and safety for outscored marcus fancy a lead the celebrations knowing his club no longer needed a result against biron in their final match of the season. that much of the team have a lot of heart and character we showed that today playing with a man down after 15 minutes and really fighting is not a given. i'm just glad the team got their reward and that the club will be playing in

so i feel like that they're ronnie, and state is still at that stage of trying to figure out. and there's also in fighting among the political factions. so we saw the foreign minister, we saw the i t minister, the pharmacy spoke to some these are from the moderate factions of the iranian political system that are embracing more of this dialogue with the public, as opposed to the hardliners who have most of the control on broadcast media and all these other empires, where they can have the one sided monologue with the population. and this clubhouse in a way, is also breaking that monologue. melissa, this headline here, that you, you and the story that you file for foreign policy. china ends the cop how spring just a matter of time. i think you will tweak help in the spring even foster. it's because you want is going to want to hear what was a stories? what was the, can you, can you re tell one story that you heard? because you were so shocked that these conversations were happening and that will help us. i'm not. why chinese, this has, we are shutting this down. yeah, i mean yo

everybody did a good job killing ronnie.hat is sick. >> jay, i do want to ask about the superintendent of louisiana state police, colonel lamar davis. he essentially said that he's sorry for your family. he recognizes the grief that you're processing now. he says that when police don't get it right, we must hold ourselves accountable. in your mind, what does that mean? how could louisiana police at this particular time hold themselves accountable? >> just by, you know, being truthful. telling the truth. and i know sometimes it's hard for people to do, but the truth is there and at the very end of the day, ron deserves justice. you know, he deserved to be treated better than he was treated, regardless of the circumstance. and after the fact, i guess it's easy for people to say all of the right things, but, you know, we have to do the right things because, if not, this will continue to happen and there will be another family on your program having this exact same conversation until something is actually done. and like i said,

they murdered ronnie on may 10th, 2019, and they tried to cover it up. they just could not get their story straight. it did not add up to the physicians, it did not add up to the coroner, and there needs to be a deeper dive in this investigation. one, into punishing and holding accountable those who put their hands on ronnie, but more so we need to look at who helped participate in this cover-up. it has to be bigger than these officers that did this. and it was so cavalier. it seemed so par for the course. the officers did not seem worried or concerned when ronnie's limp body was taken off by the ambulance. you know what the lieutenant said? the lieutenant told everybody that everybody did a good job, everybody did a good job killing ronnie. that's sick. >> ron deserves justice. he deserved to be treated better than he was treated, regardless of the circumstance, and after the fact i guess it's easy for people to say all the right things, but we have to do the right things. because, if not, this will continue to happen and there will be another family on

greene. >> so we are seeing this instance, ronnie greene being beaten, abused and he dies.oes this exemplify in your view in terms of you talk about the demeanor of the officers, who were patting each other on the back, who were saying job well done essentially, what does this tell you about this kind of pattern of practice absent of the bodycam videos, which have only been around for other ten years? >> it corroborates what everyone has been saying for decades about police and aggressive behavior, brutality, assault under the color of authority, all of that. we did not know any of this stuff was going on pre-rodney king. that was the first time. everybody was clutching their pearls like this was an abomination and one off. but we know this happens regularly. i know for a fact officers put hands on folks at the end of the pursuit, and we've heard even from the fbi in 2006, and again in 2015, about the kkk infiltrating these police departments. 18,000 across these united states. some folks come on for the sheer purpose of inflicting harm and danger, murder to black and brown

they beat ronnie to death. they killed him. and everything else they did afterwards was to cover it up. that's what happened. it does not take a rocket scientist to see why ronnie greene died. he died because cory york, dakota demoss and clifford hollingsworth murdered him while other officers stood behind and watched. >> ron haley, i appreciate you joining us and talking us through this. i hope you circle back with us as this thing progresses. we're going to keep our eye on it. thank you, ron. >>> to discuss this case and police reform further, i want to bring in sonia pruitt, founder of the black police experience and member of the law enforcement action partnership and juanita toliver. thank you so much for joining us. i'm sure you just listened to the conversation i had with the family's attorney. this video, and i watched all the body cam footage both inside the vehicles of the police officers and the footage that was on them. and it's astounding. it's so disturbing, and captain, i want to play some of it for you as we're

what they did to ronnie, they have to pay the penalties. >> you're a strong mom.video, do you know when the rest of it will be released, or if it will be released? >> the louisiana state troopers responded to the release of the video by complaining that the release, the leak would somehow interfere with their investigation. the administrative process is already complete. one officer received a 50-hour suspension. another officer was terminated and died the same day that he was terminated. it seems that their investigation, if there was any legitimate investigation in the first place is complete. so it doesn't appear that they have any real intent to release that video. however, because there is an ongoing federal investigation and we expect that case to go to a grand jury soon, we're looking forward to indictments being forthcoming and hopefully all of this coming to light. it's certainly a part of our discovery file and our federal civil rights claim. >> yeah, you mentioned the officer after the fatal incident, an officer was involved, one of the officers involve

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that was the most horrific part to see what was done to ronnie.t they did to him and they allowed him to just, slowly, die on the spot. behind all that they did to him. and just continued on to walk around him, in spite of him taking his last breaths. that was hard to watch. >> it's hard to watch. but the last two years, for you, what's that been like? >> we -- we've -- we've not processed any of this. because of the fact that i haven't processed that my son is -- what happened to him. none of this is really -- if there's even such a way of properly processing. but what i can say is the fact that we're moving forward with this. what needs to be done all the officers' names. needs to go to jail. they just need to pay whatever price it is, the highest. because what i saw done to my son was murder. >> what do you have -- because there are -- we have seen -- we saw the floyd family go through this. breonna taylor's family. and many, other families go through -- through this. what do you say, to america, about the pain or the experience of having to --

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and suddenly an explosion of celebrations for the home side a classic relegation scrap goal from ronnie could era he's transferring to a new on berlin next season but this school could help him live on and outs work history. raymond didn't give up though they had their best chance to equalise in the 72nd minute later not a bit in court without the brave just leave bad luck a few centimeters to the right and brain and would have been back in the game a few centimeters that could mean the difference between the 1st and 2nd division. but graeme and sealed their own fate with a late fell by milorad sheets up on andre hahn handing out sport a clear penalty daniel caligiuri calmly slotted away to make it 2 nil and safety for outscored marcus fancy to lead the celebrations knowing his club no longer needed a result against biron in their final match of the season. the manager of the team have a lot of heart and character we showed that today playing with a man down after 15 minutes and really fighting is not a given. i'm just glad the team got their reward and that the club will be playing in

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everyone who knows ronny knows he found laughter. everything was happy for him, regardless of what he went through, a cancer survivor. everything in life that he succeeded to overcome, that's something we're going to miss. but we'll remember him and it makes us stronger because of it. everyone who knows ronny knows his heart, and they're grieving, and it's heavy for them as well. >> mona, i know you still have a long path ahead of you with this. we thank you so much for coming on. mona hardin and lee merit. thank you, both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for the opportunity. >>> overnight, new details revealed about the investigation into america's impeachment magnet, rudy giuliani. a new court feeling reports that the government seized 18 electronic devices belonging to rudy giuliani and some of his employees in a raid of his home and office last week. now the judge is asking for an independent review. cnn's kara scannell joins us now. there's a lot of new details in this document. >> reporter: yeah, john. there are a lot

but i clearly saw last year that they were planning to kill ronnie way before the car was stopped.was -- that was their goal, and they succeeded. they made sure he didn't live to tell anything. everything we have shows that. what they say, their narrative was a narrative that they use on a lot of the killings that go on. and all i can say is what we have, what we see, the videos that are shown, and they took pleasure in torturing my son. they took pleasure in hurting him, beating and killing him, and letting him stay on the ground, pulling him in shackles. what kind of a human -- these are state troopers. this is the behavior that the state of louisiana, they endorse because these troopers for two years have not been dealt with. >> what were you told, or what were other family members told had happened to your son? >> that he was -- there was a high-speed chase. he hit a tree, and he died from the head injuries from that car going into the tree. and of course we saw -- we were there nine days, and in our time there, we were able to see the car that ronnie drove. and there was no da

want to thank all our guests we are sadly out of time a fad or how that you'll see michael berg and ronnie corey and thank you to ford saying you can see this and all our other previous programs again any time by visiting our web sites out 0 dot com and for further discussion that's what facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a day inside story for me imran khan and a whole team here and. i . we will never give up we will never get to see that shook us politics to its core new epic. faultlines examines the fall out i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and asks what's next for the grand old party everything is anger everything is prevent this is trying to party where the fire overtake the party will it over take the country folk lines capital attack the republican party off to trump on now just sarah i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security this is a political impasse here's the policy like are we telling a good story

to thank all our guests we are sadly out of time a fad or other that you'll see michael berg and ronnie horry and thank you too for saying you can see this and all our other previous programs again any time by visiting our website how does a dot com and for further discussion that's what facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a j inside story for me imran khan and a whole team here and. i . but the tourist terraces of the football ultras what club loyalty come a violent confrontation when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans got to go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnival most display of peace and unity the fans who make football old truism angels on al-jazeera. in southern england where 2 farmers turned safari park pioneers of that's their tractors and put mates in the driving seat and just absolutely astonishing the life that poured back even not very fast so much and i mean. o

our first phone conversation was with -- from there she was letting us know ronnie was being sent to the state of arkansas for a first autopsy and this was within a couple hours after we got the news. and we told them not to move him. we are on our way. i want to see my son. don't touch him before we get there. and we didn't -- she wouldn't give us any numbers, any e-mails, anything. and also the fact that we have someone in the state of louisiana who was there at glenwood medical center that told us that he saw ronnie and comments were made by the attending physician that none of the pieces fit. >> can you just also then describe what it felt like to have been stonewalled and ignored and really alone for two years and trying to get the real answer of how and why your son died? >> you know, we asked at first when the two officers told us ronnie was in a high speed chase and behind that his car crashed into a tree, he died from head injuries. and ever since then, all that has happened has led us to where we are now. it's awful listening to my son scream. i heard that last year, septem

a big part really wrong joining us tonight bill hagerty jason chaffetz, former white house doctor ronnykson, former federal prosecutor brett tolman, important affairs analyst molly ferris and fox news contributor charlie hurt in texas border town mayor john mclaughlin, we have a jampacked show, tonight president biden tried to paint a picture that he's negotiated with republicans by dropping the price tag of the infrastructure to 1.7 trillion, but to get there like roads and bridges while keeping ports and funds, more evidence of the covid-19 lab leak in china, three wuhan lab workers were hospitalized weeks before the outbreak in china, why was dr. fauci in the media soak with because donald trump talked about the lab leak theory, this is dr. fauci says yeah it may have happened. in the covid ministry who in the obama administration pushed to lift the ban on federal funding, who was for supporting super virus research and who's been putting loopholes in the rules, former secretary of state mike pompeo reportedly headed to israel with the current secretary of state anthony blanket is go

elizabeth: joining us now texas congressman, former white house doctor ronny jackson.an, good to see you. okay, circumstantial evidence keeps growing that covid-19 did leak from the lab in china. three wuhan lab workers reportedly hospitalized with covid-symptoms before the outbreak. why were the media, scientists so quick to shut this down, the theory? >> during the trump administration, dr. fauci was part of solution, as soon as president trump was gone dr. fauci became part of the problem. i think honestly playing into the democrats playbook to undo every single thing the trump administration did. if the trump administration did it they initially took approach 180 from that no matter what the issue was. the state department under the trump administration suggested this may have happened. president trump was criticizing the world health organization remember, actually defunded the world health organization. the first thing the biden administration was roll in, refund the world health organization to build up their reputation. we know the world health organization not

so i said, president ronnie, clearly not happy, we expect to hear anything from the supreme leader. while we don't know if or when he will intervene or say something the last time he did intervene those back in 2005 in favor up to reform his candidates that had been disqualified. incidentally, they stood and they lost the election. but there is considerable anger and frustration here in iran, not just from the moderate reformist camp, but also the conservatives. and also today that has been some very public public criticisms of the guardian council and the decisions has on how many the grandson of the founder of this. let me group public to know how many has come out. and he has strongly criticized the disqualifications. and he has called upon the proved candidate to stand down and he said that any, any actions the undermine the republican system and revolutionary and that this system is not the system that he's grandfather found did not that's very, very significant coming from the grandson of the 1st supreme nita of iran and we also had yesterday a member of the guardian cancelled

that this is, in fact, about ronnie.ation of cases of police brutality that, frankly, have existed in this country over centuries. we should know the etiology of policing in this country. and in the early 1800s, especially in the state of louisiana, we had specific statutes which codified and deputized any-white citizen in the -- in the state to surveil, and to exact corporal punishment upon newly-freed slaves. and to harm them at whim. and it is no surprise, that these officers are exhibiting that exact same conduct. those were slave patrols in 1835. and frankly, in the state of louisiana at least as regards to troop f, it seems as if we have slave patrols today. >> in your statement, this week, on greene's death. you write, in part, our entire system of policing needs to be re-imagined. adding, a system that produces such extreme levels of violence and brutality cannot be reformed. it must be dismantled and rebuilt, from the ground up. what are the most-immediate changes you want to see, specifically in your state? >>

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were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could hear a took an opportune shot after a fortune of bounce went his way from a corner when neil borg. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this outs were breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel. to nail the final score. housework celebrations were understandable. as was braman disappointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and it's final read game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert leaven doff ski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a match up for goal be glad not to have to win. and speaking of robert evans and that title he's tied the record for the most bundesliga goals in a ses in 48 to be exact in viands draw with fribourg on saturday the polish strike us court from the penalty spot in the 1st half equaling legend. the record has stood for almost 50 years and leventhal scheme could even break it in violence the last game of the season. you're watching data over the news coming up after the

were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could ear a took an opportune shot after a fortunate bounce went his way from a corner when neil explored. the brain and pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was danielle colleague judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman stis appointment. or remain in the top flight next season oh and it's final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert leavened off ski on the hunt for the all time goal scoring title a match up i'll be glad not to have to when. you're watching the news that's all we have time for see you soon take care. of. people in trucks injured while trying to treat a city center more and more refugees are being turned away or it. seems. to skirt. demonstrators. to sleep extreme tribute. to the. more than 3.

were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortunate balance went his way from a corner when neil explored. the brain and pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was danielle kali judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman disappointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert lewandowski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a matchup i'll be glad not to have to win. research is looking to bring high speed internet access to uses world wide at taking them mission to space. to wired there it should. put. space x. launched and now a batch of stalin call about satellites from cape canaveral in the u.s. state of florida on saturday the reusable falcon 9 rocket carried 52 satellites on board is mox the aerospace companies 5th state falcon flight this year in the back row and

were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could hear a took an opportune shot after a fortune of balance went his way from a corner when neil borg. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman stis appointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert lewandowski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a matchup i'll be glad not to have to win. it was we've just heard robert lewandowski of byron munich has tied the record for the most of his legal goals in a season he notched up his 40th and byron's draw with freiburg now the polish polish striker scored from the penalty spot in the 1st half equaling the west german goal scoring a legend to gareth mother the record has stood for almost 50 years but levin could even break it environs the last game of the season. an

here with reaction, former white house physician and texas congressman ronnie jackson along with texas congresswoman beth and dying is with us, who was fined. let's talk about your fine. first offense 500 bucks, second 2500 bucks? >> yes. i thought it was interesting what you're talking about with the science. the only time that policy and her socialist seem to care about sciences when they can use it as a weapon to control the american people. you have seen them be able to close schools and keep businesses close and make people more dependent on the government. you have seen them ignore science, one, regarding masks, when they can continue to control people and stoke fear. quite honestly, what happens when democrats have full control is to see tyranny. it's either obey us or you can be punished. nancy pelosi is lying to the american people, or rules are dishonest and arbitrary and i'm here to fight. the one let's go to you dr. jackson. pelosi is saying that the mask requirement in the chamber remains unchanged until every member and for staff are fully vaccinated. now, i thought the s

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were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortune of bounce went his way from a corner when neil explored. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this avs were breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was danielle call you judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable as was braman stis appointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert leaven doff ski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a match up i'll be glad not to have to win. you're watching news coming up after a short break outtake show shift stay tuned for that we'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour and don't forget as always our website dot com and you can follow us on social media as well where at the time when the news i'm rebecca resist thanks for watching. why subscribe to v.w. books to meet your favorite writer write checks of what i write is

were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could ear a took an opportune shot after a fortunate bounce went his way from a corner when neil. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this outs were breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable as was braman stis appointment oxburgh remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert leavened off ski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a match up housework will be glad not to have to win. you know watching data mckinney's coming up after the break report that goes to me a lot more headlines for you at the top of the hour don't go away. i'm secure in the volume. that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances of the what's your story. 'd with them as women especially have been.

nothing can ever happen to my ronnie, she wrote. my life would be over. while the world didn't know at the time how close he came to death, ronald reagan was spared and believed there was a premise to his life. nancy on the other hand was haunted by the horror of all of it plagued with fear something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment and how she learned the news and carry that afterward. in that chapter i did try to take the reader at some point minute by minute of what that today reflects for her. the head of her secret service detail hears over the command center in the oval office that there's been a shooting and at that point they are told he's fine. he hasn't been hit. but he knows nancy reagan has got to get this news from him, she doesn't want to hear it any other way so he sprints up to the residence, doesn't even wait for the elevator. he gets there and as soon he senses that there's been a shooting, she starts heading for the elevator and says i've got to get to him. he says he's at the hospital. if he isn't hurt, why is he

. >> what they did to my son ronnie, there's no other way to explain it. they have to be prosecuted. >> reporter: whit, greene's mother tells me she hasn't been able to watch the newly released videos of her son's last moments. instead she says she turns to videos she has saved on her phone of him dancing and laughing with her grandson. whit? >> elwyn, thank you. >>> we turn to southern california now, police hunting for the suspect in the shocking shooting death of a 6-year-old boy. an apparent road-rage incident. he was in a booster seat on his way to school. now the emotional plea from his family. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search for the suspect who shot and killed 6-year-old aiden laos on a los angeles are highway. aiden's mom driving him to school on the 55 freeway when authorities say her vehicle came under fire in an apparent road-rage incident. >> someone pulled out a gun and shot my little brother in the stomach, and he said, mommy, my tummy hurts. so she went and she picked him up, and he was bleeding on her. >>

and at that time they told us that ronnie was in a high-speed chase.he car crashed into a tree, and he went through the windshield, died of head injuries. but right before then, we found out that through the coroner at the time, she told us that ronnie was being taken out of state for his autopsy. and it was right then and there that we saw it was going to be basically a cat-and-mouse game. they were running us all over the place. >>> also tonight, senate republicans lining up behind minority leader mitch mcconnell, opposing the creation of an independent commission to investigate the deadly insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. >>> so i want to turn now to the gop effort to bury the truth of the insurrection. joining me now, cnn political commentator amanda commentator, and brendan buck, the former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner. this is really important stuff, and, you know, amanda, i've made the commitment on the show to continue to talk about the insurrection and what happened on january 6th because it is important to our democracy. s

and keeping it on the inside look where you want to go ronnie's remind yourself and go on to a new wing. gas gas gas gas gas. the $36.00 b.m.w. and therefore the ford focus s.t. . and that car we will also catch him immediately braking really using back to exhilaration a little exploration patient in that area here. and on the inside again laid a pegs and open the steering t.v. sir and we continue. the year we can lead drawing on the lead. of the cars there you were behaving. and victim on passing the curb. and inside again your attention that we are not coming to early to the outside because eschbach is a quite fast corner because it has a banking as eschbach has i know you are who on ask don't last long. back to a separation over the steering wheel. tend to break into the corner little acceleration and when the steering opens then we can accelerate more very well. as the good in the echo after long friends of all boston avid even our mother he has the momentum at the super 42 degrees and battery temperature i think we have a gap and to 50 degrees. 55 percent gretry capacity so it look

nothing can ever happen to i my ronnie, she wrote. my life would be t over. while, the world didn't know at the time how close he really came toe death, ronald reagan ws spared, and he believed there was suddenly a higher purpose to his life. going forward, he would be dedicated to that. nancy, on the other hand, was haunted by the horror are of all of it, plagued with fear that something like that could happen again. tell us about that moment, how she learned the news and how she had to carry that horror with her afterwards. >> well, in that chapter i really did try to take the reader -- at some points minute by minute by minute -- of what that day was like for her. her, the held of her secret service detail, an agent named george, hears over the command center under the oval office that there's been at shooting. at that point they are told rawhide, the president's code name, he's fine. he hasn't been hit. but he knows, george duds, that nancy reagan -- does, that nancy reagan has got to get this news from him. she doesn'tim want to hear it ay other way. so

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this is murder what happened to my son ronnie. >> ronald greene's mother says what we're watching onounts to premeditated murder. though this incident happened back in 2019, the public and the family saw it for the very first time this week after the associated press did a phenomenal job uncovering this. three brief video clips. it shows ronald greene being repeatedly punched, tased and even dragged through the dirt. the family says they've had a tough time watching this and they are still not sure if they've been able to process -- fully process the death of ronald greene. i did reach out to the louisiana state police and asked if they have anything new if they are maintaining what they've been saying since the very beginning. they said they cannot comment. they're under a gag order because this case is under federal review. a state official, however, did tell me that criminal investigators for the louisiana state police were on scene that night of the incident. the family attorneys, though, they don't buy it. they think this is part of a cover-up. >> goodness, it's difficult to wat