For it has this great, deep, southern voice, raspy.

And he's like, sis, you okay, sis?

And I wasn't okay.

I said, no, I'm just waiting for my son's father.

You? You? Yes. father. He said, what can I pray with you. Another day of dramatic testimony in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer

charged with the murder of George Floyd.

Chauvin's defense team has argued that Floyd's underlying health conditions and drug use

are what killed him.

The question is, what do the jurors think?

Plus, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says President Biden's infrastructure package

won't get any support from Republicans. The question is, will Democrats have to pass it using

reconciliation? I'll answer that for you. Yes. Also this morning, following in the footsteps of Georgia,

Texas lawmakers advance a sweeping elections bill that places new restrictions on the voting process,

major corporations voicing opposition to the measure. The question is, will we see it signed into law?

It's way too early, the show that is very happy to see the word Friday written in the teleprompter.

I am Casey Hunt on this April 2nd.

We will start with the news.

Day four of the Derek Chauvin trial had a wide range of testimony, from medical to

personal to the procedures for restraint. Paramedics Derek Smith and Seth Bravinder said they didn't

see any signs of life in George Floyd when they arrived, but that they tried to revive him

after driving three blocks away from

angry onlookers at the scene. Courtney Ross, Floyd's girlfriend of almost three years, told the

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