militarization can t be reformed. policing is racist in america. how. reporter: are you worried how voices like talib impact your party? it s important to hear the voices because they are conveying something that s fundamentally of great concern to all of us which is in cities throughout the country we re seeing a break in trust and we have to restore the bridges and restore trust. i never supported slashing police budgets certainly in my own city with the thinly staffed police department in the country but certainly have a lot of work to do and doing it in the with the community and that doesn t mean we won t engage and reimagine how to respond to various issues of public safety. they don t always require a badge and a gun. we re investing heavily right now in mental health providers getting out there on the street to be able to really reduce the tension when we re first
a president who is up in the white house residence watching the hearing and then watching the coverage for 24 hours straight, a person close to the president said. and the blessing counting here is, not that the president can t see the coverage live, it s the post-game that gets him riled up. that s absolutely true. i think that those golf weekends, the long weekends at mar-a-lago or bedminster where he s thinly staffed and is watching coverage and reading the papers and talking to people and calling people, those are white house aides worst nightmares. it gives him so much time. so he will be in hanoi. he s traveling there now on air force one. there will be a split screen between the cohen testimony, which we ve talked about before, and his summit, his denuclearization summit. and that will be very interesting to watch. but he s just physically not going to have that much time on his schedule to obsess over this as much as he would on a weekend or even if he was here having