Hey, I'm Brian Salter. Welcome to Reliable Sources, live from New York. Happy Easter and

Passover to you and yours. On this program, we examine the story behind the story and

try to figure out what is reliable. This hour, we're looking at how President Biden's

latest spending proposal is being covered by the press. Plus, absolutely stunning leaks

about Matt Gaetz's behavior. So will this Fox fixture be back on TV anytime soon? Also

ugly details from Hunter Biden's new book called Beautiful Things. We have read through

the entire book. We have the highlights and lowlights for you. And later, but these brave

photographers are doing in Myanmar so that their neighbors do not die in vain. All of that

and more coming up. But first, it is one of the most watched trials in decades and sometimes

very hard to watch. Video is playing a key role in the state of Minnesota versus Derek

Chauvin. Since George's Floyd's arrest and his death was recorded from every ankle.

Lawyers are using body cams or valence and cell phone footage to piece together what

happened last May 25th. Prosecutors are saying you should believe your eyes as people watch

this video. At key moments, there are multiple angles to see. Here we see body cam footage

alongside security footage of police pushing Floyd into the cop car while Floyd is clearly

in distress. Sometimes the angle makes all the difference. I mean, from far away outside

cup foods, there's not much to see. It is sanitized from a distance. But then up close,

the cell phone video scene around the world told a very different story. There has also

been new footage presented at the trial like this never before seen video of Floyd being

put into the ambulance while they're trying to revive him. Watching all of this video

and seeing it being broadcast on networks all around the world, it makes you think about

the power of the videotape and how having cameras everywhere is changing the way prosecutions

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