72 hours ago, America arrived at a turning point.

And we are going to have a lot of discussion as to why that is and how we got here.

But much of it has to do with how the Trump administration has responded to the tragic, deadly shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good by an ICE officer.

But before we get there, let's examine the incident itself and how it unfolded.

I want to take a look at the increasing number of videos and angles from the moments surrounding the shooting.

And I'm joined now by Darren Porcher. He's a former NYPD lieutenant. He's going to help

us work through these videos. Darren, thank you for being with us to help us with this. I want to

start with the video with which most of us are familiar. It was taken by a bystander and gives us

probably the clearest look at what happened. In this video, Renee Good is at the wheel of this maroon Honda pilot. Take note of this

ICE officer who is walking around the back of the vehicle holding his cell phone in his right

hand. This is Officer Jonathan Ross. We now know that he's recording video on a cell phone,

again, in his right hand, the person with whom he's

interacting appears to be Renee Good's wife. A pickup truck then pulls up. Two more officers get out

and walk toward Renee Good's vehicle. In fact, one of the officers tries to open the door as

Rene Good slowly reverses the vehicle, and he reaches inside the

SUV. Now, that's him with his hand on the car door, but look beyond this. You see the original

officer, Jonathan Ross. He's the one we first saw behind Renee Good's vehicle. He's now crossed

in front of the Honda pilot, and this is where things

really escalate. The next video is going to play out very fast. René Good's vehicle starts to drive

forward, appearing to turn toward the right, not toward Officer Ross. Officer Ross, near the front

of the vehicle, pulls out his gun and shoots three times, including as the vehicle

appears to pass in front of him. The SUV keeps rolling until it crashes into a parked car.

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