Today is Tuesday, July 22nd. We're talking about a new chapter in a case that sparked protests all

around the country. A former police officer has finally been sentenced for the botched raid that killed

Brianna Taylor. Also, as President Trump's base keeps demanding the so-called Epstein files be

released, the White House has made other high-profile docs public instead. Plus, where extreme

he will impact Americans in several states.

What's coming next for the makers of Chat GPT and the countdown of football season that kicks

off this week. Those stories and even more news coming up.

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Mandy. Thanks so much for being here. You're ready? Let's do this. The only ex-police officer

convicted for the raid that killed Brianna Taylor has now been sentenced. Her family was demanding

a long prison sentence, but the new

prosecutors under the Trump administration recommended just one day in jail. In the end, the judge said

that would not be appropriate, and she sentenced ex-officer Brett Hankison to nearly three years.

You probably remember the case out of Louisville, Kentucky. It sparked passionate protests around

the country about racial justice

and police brutality. Hankison was still a police officer at the time, but was not in uniform the

night of the raid. He blindly fired 10 bullets into Brianna Taylor's apartment, and Taylor was shot

and killed. Outside the courthouse yesterday, protests erupted again, much like the ones that broke out

in the immediate aftermath of her death.

Police ended up arresting four people who they said were creating confrontation and blocking traffic.

One of them was a family member of Brianna Taylor.

Next, in this case, three other ex-officers are charged with creating a falsified drug warrant as justification for the raid, but so far none have gone to trial.

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