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was excessive and unreasonable, inappropriate, and inconsistent with generally accepted police practices. >> reporter: erin, a stark contrast when you compare the testimony from the use-of-force expert today to that from the other officers who testified saying they believe potter was justified in using deadly force. and it's something members of the jury noted. they were taking notes throughout his testimony, as well as the testimony from the other officers. yesterday's testimony was a bit dry. we saw document after document and information about taser use. but that dry testimony built up to what we heard today. we also learned members of the brooklyn center police department signed a waiver removing the manufacturers of the taser from any liability if something were to happen. erin. >> so, adrienne, the prosecution i know just called daunte wright's father as its final witness tonight. what was it like hearing from him?
very specific, right? they are pushing this idea. they are pushing this entire thing. >> right. and what ryan was just talking about that congressman jordan's office is saying well that's just one bit of the larger text of the larger document. the larger document in the broadest of -- of contexts, it doesn't change anything. he is still pushing the idea, fraudulently, that the election was stolen. and as ryan said, trying to get it in front of his very, very good friend, former congressional colleague, then the white house chief of staff. but the thing to keep in mind -- the fact that -- never mind that if he voted or not, he is still pushing that information. let's just be clear about that. >> right. >> but then, we don't know, erin, what else he was doing. we don't know the phone calls he was making. we don't know -- not just to the white house but was he involved in any of the preparation? were people talking to him? these are questions -- and not
right? ly. you are separate from the spending, from the money being talked about with this $3 trillion. this is money that was already spent under prior presidents and in prior congresss. >> lu ann, we asked what people wanted to see with the debt ceiling. how does this change ann? >> it doesn't change anything. their heels are dug in at this moment. mitch mcconnell pointed out correctly that democrats have two ways to lift or suspend the debt limit on their own. one is for republicans to not block it. the other way is through this budget reconciliation process they are currently in the middle of. they have to start the process over, be cumbersome and complicated. mcconnell is saying, look, we want them to do it one way and
any more. and, yes, i felt very guilty. still do. >> she felt guilty. russell felt anything but. all those years he had been unaware how hard sheila had worked to convict him. all he had known was the intense heat police had applied. but even now, russell just can't seem to get the words "i told you so" out of his mouth. >> it doesn't change anything. angie's life hasn't been resurrected. but my role or lack of role in this case was put to rest. i no longer had to wonder any more about who perpetrated this horrible crime. i know longer had to live with the idea that there were people in the police department that thought i had
investigations currently in effect right now, the albany county d.a., westchester county, manhattan as well. getting a statement from attorney general tish james saying in part, today closes a sad chapter for all of new york, but it is an important step towards justice. we know, tom, the attorney general herself cannot bring criminal charges against the outgoing governor, but what does this mean for those criminal investigations happening throughout new york state? >> it doesn't change anything really. given governor cuomo's long-term ambitions prior to this coming out, from a legal perspective everything is the same as it was this morning, which is that the governor has some serious legal hurdles and criminal hurdles ahead of him. when you look at this today, the albany county district attorney's office, the albany
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presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office. betrayal of our national security and betrayal of the integrity of our elections. >> president trump responds to that announcement while at the u.n. tweeting they never even saw the transcript of the call. a total witch huntington. adding in another tweet: presidential harassment. a senior administration official tells fox news the white house has nothing to hide and is working to give congress access to the whistleblower's complaint to prove that the president didn't do anything wrong by asking ukraine's president to investigate the son of former vice president joe biden. but democratic lawmakers want to hear from the whistleblower directly. and according to intelligence committee chairman adam schiff, that could happen as soon as this week. later today, president trump is scheduled to meet with the ukraine president. it's a prescheduled meeting that's been on the books. but you can be sure their phone call back in july is going to get a little bit of attention there as well.
a leader because follower she is a follower of aoc and follower of her committee. what is happening here is nothing but the per at the trace of a fi fiction of the voters of america. he is leading and doing stuff for our country and they can't defeat that. they have to come up with fiction, impeachment inquiry. one more reporter started impeachment inquiry i want to scream. we haven't started anything. she told her caucus really nothing has changed but we are going to keep pushing the narrative. that's not leadership that's advocating. brian: for the non-legal expert watching right now, there really is no impeachment going on, correct? >> that is correct. there is no impeachment inquiry. steve: they have to vote. >> if she wants to do it she needs to bring it to the floor. if she is not going to bring it to the floor quit telling the american public you are doing something. ainsley: you used to be a
fails of democrats in the media like an exploding cigar. why not just wait 24 hours before, you know, pelosi makes this big announcement about an impeachment inquiry which has no vote on the floor. she just said it. so i called it a gesture. it doesn't change anything. and why not wait until the the director ever national intelligence on thursday testifies. is he going to say because we know from his lawyers' letter that the whistleblower isn't a whistleblower. because the complaint under the law isn't recognized as a whistleblower complaint. you can't whistleblower on the president the law is very clear. you can only blow the whistle on somebody in the intelligence community. the president is a unitary executive in our constitutional system. he is not a member of the intel community any more than he is a member of the other departments. pelosi was wrong when she said the dni has to hand this over to congress. brian: a couple of things. she had cover.