are not walking past one another and ignoring talent in our population and ranks. >> general vincent brooksk you for joining us. i want to clarify for our viewers at general brooks was commander of u.s. forces in korea, not north korea as i misstated. thank you. >> take care. >> george floyd's murder at the hand of police in minneapolis led to a widespread push for police reform and racial justice. our special correspondent sat down with the new police chief in minneapolis to talk about the challenges of the past few years and the department's future. >> ryan o'hara was sworn in as the 54th police chief last november. he took over a department at the center with changes to policing. the department down hundreds of officers since 2020. he came from newark new jersey, where he led efforts to bring the police department in line with the federal consent decree. in march, minneapolis reached a settlement with the minnesota department of human rights with legally binding reforms, including limits to traffic stops and use of force and emphasis on de-escalation and additional training. a federal co

. >> for more on the nomination, we turn to someone who knows him well, retired general vincent brookss last assignment was as commander of u.s. forces in north korea, and he joins us now. general, it is great to have you on "the newshour." you have worked with general brown for years from what i understand. what is he like as a person and as a commander? >> first, great to be with you. congratulations to general brown on his nomination and to the president for making a great choice. general brown is a great individual, a true professional. he is liked and admired by his colleagues, his peers. he's extremely experienced in different regions of the world in combat action, and in senior leadership in lots of places, and he has been in the joint force for a long time, so he is superbly qualified for this. a great guy. >> how does having been in command in both the pacific and middle east distinguish him from other top brass? >> not everyone gets that kind of experience. if you're fortunate, you might get a chance to command in one region of the world. general brown has had the privilege o