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of America Corporation. On his way out the door is Attorney General. It turns out Jeff Sessions

had a surprise. He left behind this memo and it's going to change the way the Department of Justice

does business. But before I explain this memo, before I explain why it's so important,

I need to give you a little history. We're going to go back to 1991, early March, Los Angeles.

Now the story that might never have surfaced if someone hadn't picked up his home video camera.

We've all seen the pictures of Los Angeles police officers beating a man they had just pulled over.

The city's police chief said today he will support criminal charges against some of the men.

Here's ABC's Gary Shepherd. Before cell phone cameras and Facebook live,

there is this shaky home video of Rodney King.

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