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Primila jayapal poses for more than half the democrats in congress. 95 members are the ones which jayapal leads. no, they don't want to jump into the pool of piranhas and hurt the country. that's what the republicans are doing. they are voting to keep the country open and to raise the debt ceiling so we don't hit those crises, but they're also working on this positive legislative agenda in a very muscular way. today they are flexing their muscles as progressives, counting their members of whom there are many. taking a stand today and tonight that they want to go big. they want the president's ...

Legislative agenda in a very muscular way. today they are flexing their muscles as progressives, counting their members of whom there are many. taking a stand today and tonight that they want to go big. they want the president's bill to pass in its entirety, this $3.5 trillion bill that encompasses much of the agenda for the whole first term. they do not want to pass this bipartisan bill. the progressives are insisting that nobody is going to get anything until the infrastructure bill, the big one, moves as well. pramila jayapal in response to questions that you just saw, she said they're not ...

Alex perez joins us now from minneapolis. alex, lieutenant zimmerman was very direct on the stand today. saying what derek chauvin did to george floyd was totally unnecessary. was there any reaction from the jury at that point? >> reporter: yeah, linsey. that lieutenant's testimony really seemed to strike a chord with the jury. his matter of fact condemnation of chauvin's actions, many of those jurors were taking notes and looking intently. during the defense cross-examination, they argued that during officer's training, they're allowed to, quote, have improvisation when necessary. >> alex, th...

When you murdered her. >> why are you looking at the judge? >> waiting for him to correct you, no. i didn't murder her. i'm sorry. in the bathtub? >> and if you had murdered her, you would tell us today that you did. >> i would have admitted it. >> you would have admitted it on the stand today. >> yes. >> do you think that statement is believable? >> i think so. >> i'm done. >> of course, believeability was a question for the jury to decide and decide they did. though as you'll see, that wasn't the end of the story. not by a mile. >> coming up, a final push for the truth. >> please for your fa...

Said is diplomatic and reporterly way of saying the facts are bad, republicans don't want the facts to come out? >> of course not, they want this all to go away. from where i sit and stand today, i am trying to figure out what the democrats want the trial to be about. when you got the first report, headlines were abuse of power, obstruction of congress. now they're throwing around allegations of criminality to jail possibly. you needed to prove that case. so this is where i'm stuck, right? to prove that case, you do need witnesses chuck schumer is talking about. they try to call them up. what ...