this is the problem, tremaine. police are meeting the criticism of police with exactly the stuff that people were criticizing about police. >> we always hear this idea of a few bad apples. it seems like there are a few baskets full of bad apples. unarmed protesters arrive to protest police violence and they are met with more police violence. you know, rubber bullets aren't just non-fatal, they are less fatal. they can still hurt and maim. you have been doing great work and you have been on the receiving end of the tear gas and rubber bullets. so it is amazing. but? is the systemic nature of what we are talking about here. it's not just an individual. these are individuals supported by entire systems. and we see it playing out. 57 stepping down after what was really a horrific video of that old man being pushed to the ground, bleeding from his head. this is where we are and this is why change has been so stubborn. >> nikole, do you think that something will come of this? the new york city mayor de blasio said this m

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tremaine, just pick up on any thread, anything from our live reports or brian's setup, point our attentionwhat, nicole, one it's amazing to see this kind of awakening. let's call it an awakening. not too much different than what it took for those enslaved people in texas to get word of their freedom, and it took 155 years for america to wake up and know what it means, and as far as the systems that has beaten people back time and again, and it's good to see people embracing this piece of history, and there's a commemorations of not just what folks have gone through enslavement, but years after, where you had the redemption period where white violence and racial terror swept across the country and black folks had to pull themselves up through jim crow laws, and super babies, and crack queens and all of that history, there's a direct line from the out grove of enslavement until now, so it's wonderful that people are getting time off work and states are considering this moving forward, a state holiday. it's policy people are calling for, and police reform, and access to health education and f

tremaine summed it up well on twitter from what we saw, from tripped and fell to suspended without paylet's go to minnesota. we are going to get into that story more a little later, but let's go to minnesota right now. >>> nbc news has obtained the personnel files for the four former minneapolis police officers charged in connection with george floyd's death. the files are heavily redacted and come a day after three of the officers appeared in court on thursday, the same day as floyd's memorial service. lawyers for two of the men now claim their clients tried to express concern over how floyd was detained, telling the court they questioned derek chauvin's actions. nbc's steve patterson is outside the minneapolis first precinct with the latest. steve. >> reporter: yes, and those two officers you were mentioning are alexander king and thomas lane specifically. the attorneys for both of them not only argued that at some point eventually they tried to help, but also that they are both rookies, both almost you could say green as grass, one of them, lane, the attorney says started maybe four