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System that is not good for america. mark claxton, thank you for your time tonight. have a good weekend. >> thank you, rev. you too. straight ahead, more fall-out from the leaked hollywood e-mails about president obama. and i'm giving out my weekly report card. will we see a j or a z grade tonight? that's next. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink...

We have to train our officers to identify what those images are and deal with them so that when they police communities and people in the african american community, they will do so knowing, if they have implicit biases -- >> i agree with all the sensitivity, but i also think that policemen need to understand there will be a penalty if you break the law. >> absolutely. >> until we do that, i don't think they even have the need to question it, if you look at this data, and they can just walk away. >> i agree with you. until someone goes to jail, until someone is put in handcuffs, we are not goi...

Protests, activism, organizing, it reminds the society, this is not yet done. >> america is not done yet. we have more work to do. and that commitment to justice is how we'll address an issue that more and more americans realize is a national crisis. joining me now, mark claxton, former new york police officer and director of the the black law enforcement alliance and former prosecutor and host of "justice faith," faith jenkins. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >> mark, you're a former nypd officer. is there an inherent conflict of interest to have prosecutors handl...

Are recommendations, after we go through all that, anything other than the dismissal of this officer. >> why? >> because it's so obvious. i'm more concerned about, are the cases where someone doesn't die, where we don't have a videotape, we have hundreds of those where people are injured, people are falsely arrested. internal affairs does nothing about those. >> mark claxton, what is your sense of how internal affairs will handle this? well, i think it's pretty fascinating. i think most people will agree the relationship between the prosecutor's office and district attorney's office and poli...

There must be a national response. joining me now, former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst judge fey jenkins, dr. lawrence kobilinsky, a forensic scientist and professor at john jay college of criminal justice. and mark claxton, former new york police officer and director of the black law enforcement alliance. thank you all for being here. >> sure, thanks. >> is the system broken? >> obviously, when it doesn't work, there's a problem with the process. it's time for us to re-examine the process. the officer can say it was a wrestling move, it wasn't a chokehold. he can describe it however he ...