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Past consent decrees? >> i think if you ask different people you get different answers. but the consistent answer is that we're not doing enough. if you look at decrees in the areas that you mentioned, it is hard not to say that we're not a place where we can't be better. it is an issue where police are stopping african americans and other people of color more readily. i think the answer would be yes. are we in a place where perhaps there is not as much restraint that could be used, i think the answer many people find is yes. could we make progress in areas of policing such that police could d...

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In dallas everybody was recalled by the decree of a single county judge saying what could and could not be open. we all bowed through -- not all of us, but as a society -- through peer to these decrees. >> yeah. and i remember there in texas, we'll all remember the case of the salon owner who was trying to keep herself afloat, the other people who worked with her, a small business, and and she got arrested over that. remember? was facing jail time essentially over this situation. is so there was a lot of craziness going on. i think about in california one of the scenes, the guy who's, like, on...

As the state continues to grow, so does the concern over water. As lawmakers, the Water Commission and Gov. Mark Gordon hone in on ensuring we have enough to cover our needs; Wyoming looks at conservation, upholding our water agreements, and the future of water. Matt Sussex, Owner of Bear Mountian Beef INC., meat processing, says the drought we’ve seen in the last few years is hitting agricultural folks hard.

Moral aspects of it aside. >> doug heye, appreciate your perspective. the former president has notified the court that he is appealing the verdict in the e. jean carroll civil lawsuit that found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation. this as "the new york times" reports that carroll could be gearing up to sue trump for a third time following his fresh incendiary comments about her and the verdict during this week's town hall. let's bring in former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst carol lamb. carol, trump's attorney joe tacopina said they are appealing the dollar amount, and qu...