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Foreign surveillance act and the issue wants of the court itself, and the whole application process, where the fbi lied to the fisa court to get -- >> and that fbi agent, i believe, was disciplined and prosecuted. >> what we have found is that there are problems in the entire process with the fisa courts, in which people are not held accountable. and its across the board that there is a bipartisan, bicameral, that people believe that this needs to be changed. durham didnt say, i dont recommend a...

The post watergate years investigating abuses of power at the highest levels of government as a staffer of the story church committee. among many americans who do not want to see donald trump winning back the white house. for a good number of republicans he would know mostly ones running against and would not even express that sentiment out loud. there is a growing fear of an overly large republican primary field. or a third party spoiler candidate throwing the election to trump. today i gather ...

>> i want to get your first reaction to this. this is a long investigation. it has come up with things that will be news to many americans. not to you. >> absolutely not to me. and especially not to black residents and residents of color in the city of minneapolis who have four years been crying out for a government intervention if and for police accountability and for them to do something about a police force that has been out of control for many many years. the abuses of the minneapolis police...

Situation if donald trump just gave the documents back. >> we also had leon panetta on earlier who said the same thing. that lives were put at risk and even vladimir putin wouldve been salivating over the fact of documents floating around at mar-a-lago. are you surprised republicans havent more forcefully condemned trump for this? >> know. i watched republicans for four years defend the absolute worst. stuff that ranged from abuses of power to bad policy decisions, abandoning conservative polici...

Irrevocable impact on the minneapolis community, on our country, and on the world. george floyd should be alive today. >> that murder more than three years ago led to a massive justice department review of policing in minneapolis. today, attorney general merrick garland there announced the findings of a two-year investigation. among them, systemic abuses by the minneapolis police department, like unlawful use of force, racial discrimination, first amendment violations, and discrimination against...

That is multi racial, multi ethnic, multi generational. the reality is, republicans have abused their power and their authority to such an extent that they are a snake eating their own tale. the reality is the fact that they dont want to have a special session that they are writing letters to the governor saying we dont want to do anything, we dont want to listen to the people of tennessee, it proves our point that the reason we got expelled wasnt because a breach of decorum. it was breaking the...

His death has had a revocable impact on the minneapolis community, on our country, and on the world. george floyd should be alive today. >> that murder, more than three years ago led to a massive justice department review of policing in minneapolis. today, attorney general, merrick garland, announcing the findings of a two-year investigation. systemic abuses by the minneapolis police department like unlawful use of force racial discrimination first amendment violations and discrimination against...

Student debt for years? >> dana: wayne university did that this week. >> some of the larger colleges like princeton and others dont have student loans so you arent burdened when you leave the institution. theyll cover it. but other institutions are heavily dependent on those tuitions and the fact of the matter is what they should do in terms of the abuses there, potential abuses, if a student takes out a loan the college has to take part responsibility for it so they have a stake that you gradua...

Back to you. >> details in that testimony have been excruciating so far and we will likely see more of that moving into the next phase. danny freeman in pittsburgh, thank you so much. today we have a scathing new justice department report that details a pattern of racial discrimination and civil rights abuses by the minneapolis police department. this is the result of a two-year doj probe into mpd sparked by the 20209 killing of george floyd by then officer derek chauvin. merrick garland walke...

>> reporter: more than three years after the murder of george floyd at the hands of former police officer derek chauvin, attorney general merrick garland said systemic abuses by police led to his death. >> we found that the minneapolis police department routinely uses excessive force, often when no force is necessary. >> reporter: floyd was killed after being placed in a neck restraint, something the report says was too common, and sometimes used in situations that did not end in an arrest. an a...