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. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress. >> to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial bias. the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. i think here you saw. >> an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law. now horsford says he invited the parents of tyre. nichols to the state of the union so they could speak with the president and congress on what they want

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nichols' parents have been invited to attend the state of the union, they would be guests of steven horsfordin places as far flung as chicago, also we're seeing here is a vigil at a skate park in sacramento, california, where mr. nichols is from. we'll let you know more as we learn more. we're keeping an eye on those gatherings tonight. joining us is vicky terry. thank you so much for being here. i know this is just a really difficult time where there's a lot of demands on your time. >> thank you so much, rachel. i appreciate you having me. >> since the release of the video on friday, we have learned about more suspensions of officers, firings of emts from the fire department, people who didn't render aid even though they were there and capable of doing that i have to ask what's your reaction to these ongoing developments over the past few days? >> well, i'm not surprised because i had heard that there would be more people fired and, you know, or disciplined because of what part they took in not rendering aid or just being there and not doing anything, so i figured that there would be more a

. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table.s. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to mee with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw. >> an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law. now horsford said he invited the parents of tyre nichols to the state of the union. >> to talk with the president and congress directly about what they hope for next rep

congressman steven horsford is the chair of the congressional black caucus and he's leading a push tome together to pass a bipartisan. culture of policing law that is meaningful and that does things to keep our community safe. republican senator john cornyn points out congress did pass legislation to better train officers on de-escalation. police need to learn how to bring the temperature down and not result in ever increasing violence and he isn't shutting the door on further action. i'm happy to listen to other ideas. and the congressional black caucus says president biden did agree to meet with them. they're hoping to discuss with him not only legislation, but also executive actions that he can take in this area. >> live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. hannah, thank you so much. >> secretary of state antony blinken is in israel for a two-day visit to jerusalem and the west bank. he urged israel and the palestinians to ease tensions amid a spike in violence that has put the region on edge. the latest violence erupted last week with an israeli military raid militant stronghold in t

of tyre nichols, many democrats like nevada, congressman and congressional black caucus chair steven horsfordso that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other >> lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial >> the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law horsford says he invited the parents of tyre nichols to the state of the union so they can speak to t

. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress. >> to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. culture of policing law. >> right now there's also a renewed push for gun reform legislation following recent mass shootings while getting anything passed. the federal levels so far been unsu

. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial bias. the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law. now horsford says he invited the parents of tyre nichols to the state of the union. so they have a chance to talk to the president and congress directly on wh

of tyre nichols, many democrats like nevada, congressman and congressional black caucus chair steven horsford that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other. >> lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress. >> to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial bias. the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. i think here you saw. >> an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law horsford says he invited the parents of tyre nichols to the state of the union so they can spe

joining us now we have the chair of the congressional black caucus, congressman steven horsford of nevadaulture of policing in memphis itself. not decision agreement about what happened on that videotape. that it was a murder. questions about if it wasn't just five officers but others failing to de-escalate. so many questions about policing. what do you think can be done in congress about a problem that seems to run so deep, is coursing through the veins of a police department? >> thank you for having me on. this is a very serious and important issue that we should agree bad policing in the united states should not exist. it does go to the root of the culture of policing but as you just noted in the prior segment they disbanded this special unit in memphis while data shows that that unit and the department actually had three times as many stops for excessive force against black residents than they did against white residents. that is the root cause of what we have been talking about as a congressional black caucus and others. yes, it is time for congress to act. that's why i spoke to the