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That police officers can mistakenly draw their guns instead of their tasers in high stress situations, citing a somewhat disputed theory referred to as "action error." that is important because much of this case boils down to how the jury ultimately interprets potter's mistake. in their closing arguments, the defense said a mistake is no reason to send someone to prison. >> everybody makes mistakes. nobody is perfect, ladies and gentlemen. this lady here made a mistake, and my gosh, a mistake is not a crime. it just isn't. it just isn't, in our freedom-loving country, that we are going to put ...

Run out by the time we got in line. >> it's frustrating there's not more accessibility. >> you can make an appointment when they fill up you can't do anything. >> omicron, they didn't really anticipate all the testing. >> we probably wouldn't have been tested. because they are all vaccinated. >> mike, the cdc says the safest way to gather with family and extended family over the holidays is to get tested before hand to make sure you're not positive, but it doesn't seem like the federal government really prepared for people actually doing just that. pretty much everyone we talked to in line thr...

Continue this morning at 9:00 a.m. they sent a note this morning to judge allison nathan asking for the full transcripts of the testimonies of three of the four accusers against ghislaine maxwell. maxwell faces potentially spending the rest of her life in jail. she is jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend and alleged partner in crime. the 59-year-old faces six sex trafficking charges, accused of recruiting and grooming multiple minors from 1994-2004 to be sexually abused by the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. this case hinges on whether or not the jurors believed maxwell facilitated the ...

It goes to show that she made a series of bad choices that lead to her shooting and killing daunte wright. it goes to her disregard of all the risks. >> in their deliberations, the jury of six men and six women, who are mostly white, will be able to actually hold, feel, and handled kim potter's taser and her weapon to be able to feel the difference between the two themselves as they review all of the evidence in this case and decide whether to convict or acquit the former brooklyn center police officer. mike? >> mike: very interesting. garrett tenney live in minneapolis. garrett, many thanks. ...

Are so volatile. >> mike: james freeman from "the wall street journal," thanks so much for your time. so, gillian, the national republican campaign committee predicts more democrats will be heading for the exits. they may be thinking it over and over the christmas holidays, but certainly an interesting time looking ahead to midterms next year. >> gillian: if fund-raising is anything to hang our hats on here, mike, we learned overnight that so far this year the rnc has brought in it i think over a million dollars more than the dnc. >> mike: follow the money. >> gillian: coming up next, a harvar...