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nashville, releasing dramatic body cam video of officers arriving at the scene, searching for and confronting that killing the shooter. this was after the shooter opened fire at a private christian elementary school, killing three children and three adults. police say they don t know the motive, but they also say the attack was quote calculated and planned. i want to bring in cnn s tom foreman. he s at the magic wall for us to explain what we ll see in this body cam video. which many of you we want to warn, you may find disturbing. also we re joined by ed davis, the former boston police commissioner, and cnn law enforcement analyst, michael finnegan of former d c. metropolitan police officer. gentlemen thank you very much for being here, tom. let me start with you. you ve been covering school shootings since before columbine. so tell us what you see. in this video. you see, most of all is what looks like a textbook handling of things here and that they start off from th ....
criminal defense attorney joey jackson and cai von shroff, who had was a digital organizer for hillary clinton. gentlemen thank you very much for being here. it s been described doug as a split screen day. so first we saw something we ve never seen before. in this country, a former u. s president being arrested and arraigned in a criminal court in manhattan and the hero. here s the split screen. basically, donald trump. in court. there are only still photos because that s all the judge allowed, but he looked deflated. frankly um, he looked sort of hunched. his facial expression was not kind of bright or, you know, ready to fight. um he said, in his own words not guilty, and that s all, he said. but he walked in very slowly to the courthouse, and then he was back in his element on the right side of the screen back at mar-a-lago and back to basically playing the hits. of his grievances and all the ways that he s been wronged. are republicans happy today or nervous today? ....
Criminal defense attorney joey jackson and cai von shroff, who had was a digital organizer for hillary clinton. gentlemen thank you very much for being here. it s been described doug as a split screen day. so first we saw something we ve never seen before. in this country, a former u. s president being arrested and arraigned in a criminal court in manhattan and the hero. here s the split screen. basically, donald trump. in court. there are only still photos because that s all the judge allowed, but he looked deflated. frankly um, he looked sort of hunched. his facial expression was not kind of bright or, you know, ready to fight. um he said, in his own words not guilty, and that s all, he said. but he walked in very slowly to the courthouse, and then he was back in his element on the right side of the screen back at mar-a-lago and back to basically playing the hits. of his grievances and all the ways that he s been wronged. are republicans happy today or ....
That are out there, and it predicts the kinds of words that the prompt the person who wrote the prompt would want to hear right. so i asked who at the founding spoke against slavery. it mounts back to me. we, uh this very tale about the delegates actually wanting abolition, um, but not being able to accomplish it. uh and this is this. i think it s pretty dangerous. um because chad gpt can t tell truth from fiction. it s not intelligent in this sense. it just gathers information and spits out what it thinks. frankly um, i may want to hear and the thing that s particularly dangerous because it s written and nice pros and it s written with confidence. it seems as if it knows what it s talking about, right. the person who reads it might think it s true. i happen to be a scholar and read two books and knew that it didn t ....
President david shown represented donald trump as lead counsel during his second impeachment. trial and karen friedman magnify alot is a former prosecutor from the manhattan d a s office. thank you both for being here. all right. so let s start in georgia , shall we? i asked trump s attorney drew findling about that infamous call. you just heard even talking about it. looking to find votes. let s listen again. what i m worried about is that people just listen to eight or nine seconds and don t really look at evidence. so we look at 62 minutes. we look at all the evidence and looking at all the evidence we understand, and we know that our client did not break any laws whatsoever. alright so i m going to ask both of you here, given that there is at least three calls that we know of, and dozens of witnesses. how strong is the case will start with you, david, that fani willis is putting together in your view. i don t think she has a strong case. frankly um, you know, there were other peopl ....