resting point. but what they would be doing there is repositioning, making sure that their equipment works, fixing broken equipment, resupplying to make sure that they get enough food rations all set up for a potential further forward movement back toward kyiv. so belarus is kind of an intermediate staging area and jumping off point, a potential jumping off point for a renewed push against kyiv if they want to do that. the pentagon is also calling this out, i think the way they put it is you wouldn t be sending your troops to your allies north of ukraine if you were actually trying to deescalate in a real way. you d be sending them home if you were. do you agree? i do. i think the pentagon point is absolutely spot on. in this case because if you were really deescalating something, you would either move them back behind the border and aways behind the border, not right on
justice, but this is what they had to say to us in a statement earlier saying, quote, all matters related to the greene investigation remain under federal review. the department would not be able to comment on the investigation or the actions of former employees at this time. now, earlier, kate, i did speak by phone to the governor s office who aren t specifically commenting on this new audio obtained by the associated press but referred to comments john bell edwards made during a testy press conference back in february who said the officers actions do not represent the standard to which all law enforcement officers should be handled. he previously said mr. greene was treated in a way that was criminal and he also said mr. greene would have been treated differently if yesterday i reached out to the family attorney for the greene family. they say they re limited because of a gag order on the case but they concerned that the goal posts on this, as they characterize them, are con continu
despite how much you re speaking up and fighting for him, do you fear his death and his life will be overlooked? no, i don t, no. i don t. no. i no. that is my mission every day to make sure that my brother s death does not go overlooked. regardless of, you know, president biden and harris, they have not mentioned, not one word, about my brother s case, but yet they can talk about what s going on in ukraine. very disrespectful. you want to hear from the president? you want to hear from the president on this? absolutely, yes i do! yes. not one word from him. he s made way for some of these politicians to go and sit
the border, or you would send them all the way home. i could see an intermediate staging point if you re waiting for peace talks to have some type of material gain for your side, but in this case, the peace talks aren t going anywhere and it s pretty clear that the russians are looking to turn their troops back around to do something, whether they do it in kyiv is an open question, but they can certainly use belarus and that part of russia near there to serve as a staging point for their action. colonel, thank you very much. coming up for us, nearly three years ago, ronald bream died after an encounter with louisiana state police and this is just the beginning of it here. new audio could shed light into what really happened between a trooper and bream. i ll speak live with ronald bream s family next.
to get out of the car. you pretty much run up to the window, and within a second or two, you tase him. how come? i was in fear that he was going to hurt myself or trooper demoss. anything to indicate he was going to fight you or try to punch you? he was still in control. i understand that. was he pressing on the gas? accelerating? not at that point. i didn t mean it to be degrading and i didn t know how serious the injuries were. body camera showing him repeatedly beating over the head with a flashlight. police have been quiet about this case since handing over evidence to the department of