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you know, it's four republicans, they have -- we saw that in -- talked about the val demings and jim who doesn't support police because as you said, she was a chief of police. that is something republicans have wanted to do. they have this kind of political calculation that is in that same kind of culture issue, right? talking about backing the blue and always supporting police, republicans. then you have democrats who want to hold them accountable. even with tim scott pushing this in the senate, can you get ten republicans on board? mitt romney also talked about this yesterday. he is one of that group of ten republicans who call themselves moderates who want to work with this white house. those two things are at lagger head and hard to see it pass because of the emotion behind it. republicans have made it very clear to us that they are going to continue to try to paint the democratic party at large as a party take wants to defund the police. there is, obviously, a contingent of the left that wants to allocate funds from police officers but that is not something held largely by every

. >>> an impassioned rebuke from lawmaker val demings is going viral. she took it to congressman jim jordan who tried to present an amendment during a debate on hate crimes bill about racial violence against asian-americans. demings didn't like it. here was her response. >> i served as a law enforcement officer for 27 years. it is a tough job, and good police officers deserve your support. you know, it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? >> the gentle lady -- >> the law enforcement deserves better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your k colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> the gentle lady will suspend and the clock will be stopped. >> house judiciary chair there, jerry nadler obviously tried to step in. val demings is no joke. she knows the job and the politics have gotten ugly around p

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joining us now, the former chief of the orlando police department and congresswoman val demings.st, i would like your reaction to senator scott's comments on not getting police reform done. >> good morning, stephanie. it's good to be with you. let me just say this about the president's address last night. it felt good to me in congress to hear the president say my fellow americans and really believe he was talking to me. this is a moment for america to rise to the occasion. look, this is about leadership. it proves that american can work with the right leadership, and i'm hoping senator scott and other republicans will come to the table and pass the george floyd justice and policing act. is it a perfect law? no, it's not. there's still a lot of work to be done but i do think it's reasonable. in law enforcement we deal with what a reasonable and lawful person would do and i'm hoping the senate, under the leadership of senator scott on this issue will be reasonable and come to the table and let's get the law passed. >> there are some people going to the table today to do some work.

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their failure to do so is -- >> up front is now is val demings. i always like speaking with you. to understand what happened here. these were harsh words from the judge in this case. you can hear the anger in his voice. congresswoman waters weighed in on this guilty of murder, that's not even a charge in this case. that's not anything they are told to consider and said the people need to be confrontational. do you think she was being disrespectful? >> erin, it is good to be with you. it has been a long, painful year full of grief, hurt and exhaustion. >> as i listen to congresswoman waters and the judge has to do what he has to do. i wish when president trump has said when the looting starts shooting starts. we saw protests last year in all 50 states, why is that? the actions of derek chauvin were so egregious and so deadly. we have watched over the last year people exercising their first amendment rights. i think the congresswoman is looking for justice just like the rest of us. it has been a long, exhausted year. we need to stay focus on this verdict and we all need to focus on

i'll ask two key leaders on the issue, congresswoman karen bass and congresswoman val demings.ral vivek murthy is here with the latest. and keeping it 100 as president biden approaches a milestone. republicans approach hysteria. >> he's gone full woke-arista. >> a brand-new nbc news poll shows why gop putdowns like that aren't working. i'm jonathan capehart. and this is "the sunday show."

recruiting and hiring, with a val demings just talked.lice in the community. the collection of data to make sure there is no bias in terms of police work. what's happening in the country is the training is not adequate. and i heard from somebody today that that officer that thought she pulled a taser and used a gun, what the officer said to me, or a law enforcement officer said to me, that's about training. so we need to have a standard. we have a standard in our state. the governor that came after me, mike dewine, he kept that collaborative in place so they can expand on it. what do you in mass demonstrations so we can train. every single state ought to adopt standards. the most important thing is to get the training and for officers to understand exactly what the policy is. not just on deadly forceful the use of force and the training and the standards. and val told it earlier. some of the small towns do it. in ohio over 80% of the agencies are training to a higher standard. that's what needs to be happening in the country. in each stat

joining me is congresswoman val demings, former chief of the orlando police department. congresswoman demings, i hope you were able to hear part of my conversation with congresswoman beatty because while you were not at the cbc meeting at the white house, you are a member and one of the unique things you bring is your law enforcement credentials, and i've said repeatedly and will continue to say and i'm not anti police but i am anti police misconduct. certainly where it applies to black people and others, and so i wonder, what is the middle ground on the defund the police movement for you? where can urban police departments draw down and still maintain public safety? >> reverend sharpton great to be back with you. i was listening to my amazing chairwoman, chairwoman beatty. look, you know, i look at this issue reverend sharpton through the eyes of a social worker, and also through the eyes of a law enforcement officer. i've served as both. my experience as a law enforcement officer tells me that no great society, no great neighborhood or community can exist without publi

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you one quick other question, roland, about what you tweeted this week support for congresswoman val demings got into the heated exchange with jim jordan after he tried to interrupt her during a hearing. let's play it for the viewers. >> it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your colleagues should be ashamed! >> i mean, look. that was a pretty emotional reaction. what do you think that was behind that? >> i loved it. i played the whole 4 minute and 5 second interaction in my show. jordan, you can't dare challenge a woman who has been a police officer for 27 years and whose husband is a police officer. republicans love to say they're all about law and order and when you go up against a democrat who is law enforcement and you want to educate her. first of all, you

thank you very much, congresswoman val demings, thank you so much for being here, really appreciate you, and joining me is staff writer at the new yorker. i don't know you're not far from the scene of where george floyd died, i believe, jelani, you have been back and forth to minneapolis, give me your impressions, what are people saying? what is the mood, and big picture because i'm glad to have a historian on in this moment. >> yeah, i'm right near the intersection of 38th and chicago where george floyd died. and it's become a kind of sacred space. there is a cordon around it. there are flowers. there are candles. people come out and pay their respects at that corner. and behind me now, as you can probably hear, you can probably see some of it, there's a gigantic rally taking place. there are, you know, probably easily a thousand people who are crowded into this intersection who have come out and really are kind of elated atmosphere and t the streets chanting. there was a band playing. in new orleans, they would have called a second line. it is a band playing. there are people marching

congresswoman val demings, former orlando police chief said we need to have a national commission onice training. i haven't seen any of these happen broadly in the country and i thought after the george lloyd murder and the protest, and so many other murders we saw this past year, something was going to change. as anything changed this past year? nada: my answer would be no, first of all. my answer would be no. i ess we were going to law school at the same time, james, but i was here in los angeles during the rebellion, during the rodney king beating as well as the rebelln after the acquittal of the four cops that beat him. and there was the christopher commission, there was all this energy that went into making this different from now on. and as we have seen, that hasn't and that the case. when we talk about where we can reduce the police force, what we can do, i am really looking forward to you, brother james, do you and all the -- to you and all the folks at al jazeera on the gund, and their attorneys getting into this report. because commissioners heard 44 cases, families and att

back to "the sunday show." >> thanks for having me on, jonathan. >>> joining me now, congresswoman val demings of florida who also served as the orlando chief of police. congresswoman demings, thank you for coming to "the sunday show." >> great to be with you, jonathan. >> so let me get your thoughts on the impact of the verdict on policing in particular. >> well, jonathan, you know, i have watched, as we all have, over the last year this case very, very carefully because i have a foot in two places. one is in my community, the black community of which i am a part of. the other one is in law enforcement, of which i am a part of. i frequently say that everybody counts, but everybody is accountable and you heard me say quite often over the last year, no one is above the law. so when the verdict came down, having served almost three decades in the criminal justice system, to see the justice system work, it was a welcomed outcome for me. but i also understand that we still have a lot of work to do. and i am hoping that we all, because everybody has a role to play, will look at the verdict and use

o'donnell: and sunday on "face the nation," guests include ohio governor mike dewine, congresswoman val demings.a. commissioner scott gottlieb. if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. have a great weekend. see you back here on monday. good night. cap oning sponsored by c >>> right now 7:00, promising life cut short. stray bullets turns deadly, leaving friends and family members in the east bay heartbroken tonight. >> his laughter is missing, his smile is missing. his charisma. >>> new body camera video of a deadly bay area police shooting right outside a hotel, what the suspect yelled at officers moments before. >>> a storm system is steadily getting closer. it will bring changes to the bay area. the fit radespread rawe month. i am tracking at our by hour. >>> after 400 days, warriors fans are finally back inside. we're live. >> to hear the actual squeaks on the, on the wood floor, that is going to be fun. >>>

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i yield to the congresswoman from florida, val demings. mrs. demings: thank you so much to the gentlewoman from texas. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of congressman alcee hastings. dr. martin luther king jr. once said, the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands during times of comfort or convenience, but where he stands during times of challenge and catastrophe. -- controversy. madam speaker, what we all know in this chamber is that congressman alcee hastings was never afraid to stand. during times of challenge and controversy. you see, congressman hastings was born in central florida. he was always so proud to share his stories with me about growing up in a city not far from the district i now represent. alcee hastings was a giant in our state. the dean of the delegation. when i think about what it meant for alcee, being the dean was about a lot more than being the longest serving member. alcee hastings was a giant of a man in florida, but he was a giant of a man around the nation and a giant of a man in our

foundations get rid of officers and really institute very different training valid deming's congresswoman val demings former orlando police chief said we need to have a national commission on police i haven't seen any of these things happen broadly in the country and i thought after the george floyd protest after the murder and then the protests and so many other murders that we saw this past year something was going to change has anything really changed this last year. so i'm really glad that at my answer would be no chris mullin to deal with at birth my answer would be no and i guess we were going to law school at the same time but james but i was here in los angeles during the rebellion i'm doing the rodney king beating it's and as well as the rebellion after the acquittal of the 4 cops that beat him and there was a christopher commission i mean there was all of this energy that went into making this different and you know from now on and as we seen that hasn't been the case when did you we talk about where can we reduce the police force what can we do when you look at really looking forward to yo

reaction to an incredible clash on the house side between former police chief and congresswoman val demingsordan was falsely suggesting democrats supported defunding the police. >> i served as a law enforcement officer for 27 years. it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of theea aisle support the police whene it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. >> the lady has the floor. >> did l i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. you and your colleagues should be ashamed -- >> the gentle lady -- >> we condemn the violence on january 6n th and condemned it last summer and today we get a lecture about how we haven't beenho consistent? you have to be kidding me. >> that broke about every rule i know about on the house side. garrett? >> yeah. i think that's a fair description. this is the second time in a week that jordan has ended up in a situation like this with a democratic female member of color. t

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representative val demings shouting down congressman jim jordan after she criticized a republican amendmentovid-19 hate crimes bill. >> you know, it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. >> reporter: the amendment would prevent efforts to defund the police, which demings called irrelevant since the bill doesn't propose that. >> law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. what, did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. >> reporter: wolf, we should note tonight that president biden does have a new official in a top spot at the justice department. that's because the senate has narrowly confirmed va nita gupta to be the new associate attorney general. that puts her in the number three spot in the justice department. she will be overseeing the civil rights division and of course that is a division that president biden has said will be key to his role in combatting

your colleague val demings has said the police department is, quote, never not held accountable.o you think that there is some sort of compromise that you can accept here? >> first and foremost, i think the george floyd policing act is a comprehensive piece of legislation. it took us a long time to put it together. we discussed it across the board. i think it's a very good piece of legislation. senator scott comes into the picture now and i think it's a good thing. i think that this shows that there is an interest on the other side of the aisle at the senate to discuss this fully. again, the details of the george floyd policing and justice act is important. willful neglect versus reckless neglect is an important piece of the legislation. we know that in the past, officers have gotten off just because this has not been addressed in legislation. so we know that the registry is important. we know that the chokehold is important and an important piece of our legislation, but we will -- >> i apologize. obviously, the technical gremlins are in play this morning. we will see if we can g

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. >> reporter: representative val demings shouted down congressman jim injury dan after she criticized a republican amendment for a covid-19 hate crimes bill. >> you know, it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. >> the amendment would include efforts to defund the police which demmings called irrelevant since the bill doesn't propose that is. >> law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better and -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! >> the gentle lady has a floor. >> did i strike a nerve. >> the gentle lady -- >> quite an exchange there, wolf, but back to the justice department. we should note that vanita gupta has been confirmed as the associate attorney general. she barely got across the finish line. senator lisa murkowski saved the vice president from having to cast that first tie-breaking vote to get her confirmed, and in this position she's the first civil rights lawyer and woman of cole tor have this number three job at the justice department, but also she's going to b

val demings is trying to decide whether or not she's going to run for senate or governor. she's such a tremendous talent. you've got to many other folks. if val gets in, you've got nikki freed -- you've got some amazing talent. we see the same thing in north carolina. the senate race, three tremendous talents. pennsylvania, we are going to have an open seat. tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in their corner fighting right alongside of them. emily: i think we've got a complete overview of basically every race that is happening. [laughter] emily: i realize that i miss times this so we have two minutes left. i'm going to sneak in one less question. 2020, georgia moving from red to blue. a lot of that credit it to stacey abrams. arm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022 -- i'm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022? jaime

joining us now is congress woman, val demings, she's a member of the house intelligence and judiciary committee and a former chief of the orlando police department. thank you very much for joining us we really appreciate it. i want to get your reaction to something that reverend sharpton said today in that painful eulogy he had to give once again at a funeral of someone, an unarmed person killed by police. he said when police understand that they are committed to the oath, rather than to their colleagues, that is when we know that a breakthrough is coming. what is your reaction to that? >> well lawrence, it's great to be back with you and while that was powerful, when i heard it earlier, i talk a lot about taking the oath and we all can agree that police work is tough, it can be dangerous, it's difficult. but the men and women in blue, they have to always remember that the oaf that they take, when they raise their hand and they swear that they will protect and defend the constitution against all enemies, that they will protect and serve -- it's not an oath to their individual departme

want to play an exchange from a house hearing this week.i it happened on tuesday.d congressman val demings of florida and ohio's jim jordan, they had a moment. let's take a listen. >> i served as a law enforcement officer for 27 years. it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! >> the lady has the floor. >> did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers -- >> the gentlelady -- em >> -- deserve better to be utilized as pawns. and you and your colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> we condemned the violence on january 6th and condemned it last summer, and today we get a lecture about how we haven't been consistent. you've got to be kidding me! >> dr. cobb, i mean, no jacket aside, i feel like, you know, part of the reality is post-january 6th is that the so-called blue lives matter crowd andiv conservatives who l to say they're supportive of law enforcement, th

i know your colleague val demings also expressed an interest. are you closer to a decision on whether or not you will run? >> well, i'm working through my decision-making process. i'm somebody that loves this country so much, i'm always looking for ways i can be of greatest service to this country. i am humbled by conversations across florida about what floridians want for the future of florida. as i make this decision, i will think about my parents and sacrifice they made to escape a communist regime to bring me to this country so i could be the first vietnamese woman to serve in congress and think about what i can bring to the table. i know what it takes to be a powerful propoen ept, what it takes to win in a swing district. i have done it before. i think i have ideas to offer and i am getting close to making my decision. >> all right. when you do, you have an invite to come back, let us know. thank you so much for your time and insights. appreciate it. >>> up next, breaking news from north carolina. the fbi launching a civil rights investigat

congress member val demings is about to counter marco rubio, that will be big. to do which is get on the ground, talk to voters about these unprecedented attempts and see if we can create a backlash of voters saying you can do whatever you want. but i'm going to come and make sure i vote. i think jen is right, we could see a rebound on the other side, democrats having record turnouts to push back the unprecedented attempts that stop them from voting. >> on the house side, they're going to need a record turnout, it's only a five-seat advantage and you could have a complete switch which would be fatal to the biden initiatives in congress. jim messina, jen palmieri, thank you both very much. >>> coming up, an nbc news exclusive, how vaccine advocates are using the internet and forgery to try to get covid vaccination cards. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. e moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywh

particularly if you have a dynamic and qualified candidate of color like former police chief congresswoman val demingsnse to the idea that florida is competitive. seniors are moving there from up north in new york that are more likely to vote democratic, and this is in response to that. it's blatant in its most pernicious form. >> what do you make of the way republicans are acting? they're doing anti-trans kids' bills. they've gone hard right. is that a winning strategy? is that because the people who are moving to florida tend to be like donald trump and people like him? is that what they're playing to? >> i'm not exactly sure. and if you google the term florida man, i think we would all agree that you find it wise not to try to put too much time and stock into thinking about what folks in florida are down there thinking about, right? it's not really clear. but i will say this is part of a larger national republican strategy. it's funded and controlled by alec, it is not unique to flor -- florida. we thought it was unique to georgia and i think we need to highlight the idea this is nationwide. republ

here's how that image reverberated throughout the police community according to congresswoman val demings who is the former chief of the orlando police department. >> to see a former police officer being led away in handcuffs certainly gets everyone's attention. but you better believe it it gets the attention of the men and women who do that job. it gets the attention of everybody, all of the officers. but those who -- the bad ones, the ones who should have never been hired in the first place, the ones who don't have the mind or heart to do the job, you better believe that image got their attention. >> tonight derek chauvin is being held in solitary confinement until he returns to that courtroom for sentencing on june 16th. now the question is whether law enforcement will view derek chauvin as an anomaly, a one off bad cop or a systemic problem with policing that have unfairly targeted communities of color since this country's founding. will police officers rethink their use of deadly force because it's wrong or because they don't want to end up in jail like derek chauvin? i spent a lot o

congresswoman val demings considering with jonathan capehart she is considering running for governor or senator in florida. >> i am seriously considering running, jonathan. i have received calls and texts and messages from people all over the state, asking me to run because they feel they are not represented. >> i noticed that you didn't specify which office. you're thinking of either one? >> that's absolutely correct. i want to go, jonathan, to the position where i can do the most good. >> and that is some news right there. let's expand on the headlines with monica alba and amanda golden. welcome to you, both. monica, based on the new polls, what generally do americans think about biden's first 100 days? >> reporter: they're pleased with how the president has handled what he said would be his top priority in the first three months, and that the coronavirus pandemic. getting covid relief across the finish line is what he seems to be getting the highest marks for, and with the economy, some say he's working to united the country. diving into some of the numbers where he isn't necessar

congresswoman karen bass joins jonathan capehart to discuss the george floyd policing act and congresswoman val demingsgressman jim jordan over the covid hate crimes act. you can watch the sunday show with jonathan capehart tomorrow morning right here on msnbc. >> caitlyn jenner jumping into california politics joining gavin newsom, and it could be an uphill battle for the former gold medal olympian turned reality tv star. scott, has the question been answered as to why caitlyn jenner is getting in the race? >> in sort of vague terms, alex, she calls herself a compassionate disruptor. she says the state has suffered over what she calls one-party rule led by republican gavin newsom in what she says will be a formal announcement to come and this will be prosperity to turn this state around and clean up the damage what newsom has done to his state. >> the governor doing everything he can to downplay his announcement and his campaign out with a statement calling this part of the whole recall campaign that they call a circus of trump supporters, although caitlin jenner did break with the former president in

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val demings, a democrat from florida. jim jordan, republican from ohio. this exchange was sharp.he other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. when you and your colleagues -- of yourself. >> bill: it was just a sample of that. she has a law enforcement background, by the way, in florida. she was saying that republicans don't want to dive into what happened on january 6th and jim jordan was saying the democrats don't want to dive into what happened last summer with all the rioting in american cities. can you move this ball forward? >> we need to. for her to suggest that it's politically convenient to support law enforcement you know how difficult it is right now to support law enforcement against some on the radical left who want to defund police. they made it clear that's part of their agenda. i think that's a r

because you have had your eye on this person since the sort of vp stakes were in the news and that's val demingsig headlines. we covered the exchange with jim jordan last week. she is extraordinarily sort of singular in her ability to take on republican bs as a former police chief and law enforcement official herself and does not play the game. she does not let them get away with the lies on the issues and a compelling sort of public figure. >> yeah. 27 years on a police force why worked up from a law enforcement officer to running the police department in a southern town in florida. and a motorcycle riding 27-year cop who happens to also be a black woman. and that doesn't discount that he is intelligent, strong, passionate, articulate. i told her the other day i am big in her fan club and hope she decides quickly and i hope everybody gets out of her way. >> you know, anna palmer, that seems to be what would happen on the democratic side. she is a national figure, a force to be reckoned with, seems like someone to really threaten the republicans in the state. >> yeah. absolutely. she has all of

nicole, i was talking in an interview to val demings who was the chief of the police in orlando and served about how extraordinary it's been over the last two weeks to see law enforcement official after law enforcement official, including the chief of police in minneapolis, say very clearly and explicitly that officer chauvin violated policy. use of force experts saying, that is not anything we teach, it was excessive force. we become accustomed in many cases to see police circle the wagons around an officer, but we are certainly not seeing that here. >> it's been extraordinary, really, to watch. because it is extremely rare, as you know, to see law enforcement willing to acknowledge that any use of force is too much and what we're watching is that this particular death is so egregious. and i found the results of the global protest, that law enforcement is not willing to stand by, for all intents and purposes was a lynching on national television. and i don't use that term lightly. what usually happens in the past is that any use of force, even deadly force, can be justified by this notion