All right, thank you very much, Koop. I appreciate it. I am Chris Pormo and welcome to prime time. So,

here we are trying to figure out what comes next. You had the verdict yesterday. And we do see some

different developments already. We know that the Department of Justice under the care of Merrick

Garland, that they are going to open up an investigation into policing in Minnesota. Okay? What are

they looking at? Well, the obvious does that police force have a pattern of excessive force

and unlawful conduct against citizens? Now, immediate interest there will be the initial police

statement on how George Floyd died. Remember, the police initially called this a health incident.

There was no mention of the knee on the neck or the duration. And this would have never gone to trial.

Had it not been for the case being taken away. So, the White House says President Biden is going to

push policing reform nationwide. He's going to do it in an address to the joint session of Congress

next week. How likely is that? Remember, many on the right don't believe systemic racism exists.

Many on the right believe that any problem with policing is a figment of the left's imagination

that the numbers say what you're seeing right here is the minimum. This one was bad, but there

aren't many like this. That's their point of view. That's why it is a big unknown whether you will

get any bipartisan play on the George Floyd Act. So, in terms of change, I think we saw an answer

right before we even got the Floyd verdict in terms of what is the state of play. And the answer

is that the state of play hasn't really changed. That was one case. Before we got that verdict,

just in the moments before there was another police killing. A lethal shooting of a 16-year-old

black girl named Mikaea Bryant. Now, this happened at the hand of police in Columbus, Ohio.

I have to tell you though, if you think you know about this story, you may not, if you haven't

seen the video. The early reports about this situation that were coming into us last night were

varied and very misleading. But now we have tape, okay? To be clear, the circumstances of this

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