Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about 20 more

hours of footage in Memphis and what we can expect to be on it and what it might do for the situation up there and the way everything is proceeding.

If you if you missed it, the Shelby County prosecutor indicated to CNN that there were still

20 hours or so of footage of the police engagement with Mr Nichols.

The prosecution. The prosecutor seemed to indicate that when and if it would be released would be up to the

PD and the city.

Now Ben Kromp, the attorney who is representing the family,

seems to be under the impression that they will get it relatively soon.

And he has indicated that he thinks it might connect some dots. I think he's

right. During the live stream, I'm pretty sure it was during the live stream, I said that I expected

there to be more footage, that we weren't getting everything. And since this happened, I've had a bunch of messages about why did I say that?

Because it's too opportune, it's too clean.

What we got did not include commentary that occurred after the fact. It did not include

commentary from other officers who were standing around. Those statements, the statements that are going

to be on the film, are going to shed a lot of light on the mindset of some of the people involved

and of some of the other officers who were there.

That officers who were there. That evidence can, for the other officers, it's either going

to implicate or exonerate them in some way. The

other officers and their commentary as to what they saw? That's something that is probably going to be analyzed a lot. If you had an officer talking about man what did they do that's going to look

really bad for the cops I would imagine that there's probably commentary like that there.

When it came out, it was a laser focused on showing the incident.

That's not how body cams work.

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