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Tony Romm on the president's social media executive order: 'More of a slow burn'
President Trump signs executive order targeting social media companies. Tech
reporter for The Washington Post Tony Romm says, “It’s a threat, but it’s one
that’ll probably be a bit of a slow burn over a period of months, or maybe even
years.”
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Houston police chief: Officers involved in Floyd killing should be charged
Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo says the officers involved in George Floyd’s
killing should be charged saying, “Based on my conversations with colleagues, we
don't see how they cannot be facing charges that can range anywhere from murder
to manslaughter.”
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Rep. Anthony Brown: 'The hotspots right now seem to be in communities of color'
Rep. Anthony Brown (D-Md.) addresses the COVID-19 deaths in his state, which is
41.9% African Americans.
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‘Haunted':
Minnesota Attorney General responds to death and investigation of George Floyd
The FBI is investigating the death of George Floyd, black man who was pinned on
the neck by a police officer and later died in custody. Minnesota’s Attorney
General Keith Ellison joins The Beat with Ari Melber’s breaking coverage on the
latest from the FBI and the protests. While the officers involved have yet to be
charged, Ellison argues a “quick arrest” might “make people feel better about
justice” it is “important” for investigators to “take the time to make sure that
these charges, if they are brought forward, stick.”
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Length: 8:39 Minutes

Anger erupts in wake of George Floyd's death
A police precinct was burning in Minneapolis as protests over the death of
George Floyd raged on for a third straight day. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
also responded to tweets from President Trump about sending the National Guard
into the city.
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Length: 4:57 Minutes

Minneapolis declares state of emergency
NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster reports from the ground in Minneapolis on
the protests over the death of George Floyd and the president's tweets about the
protests.
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Length: 4:16 Minutes

Rev. Al speaks to collective pain captured in Floyd video
The Rev. Al Sharpton reacts to the death of George Floyd, the protests in
Minneapolis and he discusses the pain felt by families impacted by police
misconduct.
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Length: 4:35 Minutes

Eugene Robinson: I am sick of having this conversation
The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson reacts to the death of George Floyd and
expresses his frustration with the shooting of black men in America.
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Length: 3:55 Minutes

Reporter describes 'dramatic change' in Minneapolis
NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports on the ground from Minneapolis as protests over
the death of George Floyd continue.
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Length: 4:32 Minutes

Joy Reid: Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand
MSNBC's Joy Reid says protesters in Minneapolis are risking the coronavirus to
send a message to the country: 'Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand.'
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Length: 8:04 Minutes

Rattner: Double-digit unemployment likely in November
While the pace of layoffs is slowing, the country should expect the rate of
hiring to be modest, Steve Rattner shows in new charts on the economy. Rattner
says that by Election Day, unemployment likely will still be in double digits.
Professor Jason Furman also joins the discussion.
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Length: 5:53 Minutes

Trump continues to escalate on Twitter: Hans Nichols
Hans Nichols reports from the White House on Twitter's placing a warning on the
president's tweet and the president's response.
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Length: 12:14 Minutes

Coping with loss and grief amid the coronavirus
Religious leaders Rabbi Matt Gewirtz, Russell Moore and Father James Martin join
Morning Joe to discuss keeping faith during trying times.
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Americans need presidents to feel their pain
Joe Biden says he has spoken with George Floyd’s family, while Trump makes no
mention of the events unfolding in Minneapolis during his press conference today
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A nation at a breaking point, as Minneapolis reels from the death of George Floyd
The Minneapolis officer who kneeled on George Floyd’s neck has now been
arrested, which Floyd’s family calls a “welcome but overdue step on the road to
justice”
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Tensions continue to run high across the country,
officials brace for another night of unrest
Following George Floyd's death in Minnesota, protests have erupted across the
country, expected to continue through tonight.
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Trump: Floyd family 'entitled to justice,' people of Minnesota entitled to safety
NBC News Correspondent Hans Nichols brings the latest from the White House where
the President addressed the unrest in Minnesota after not addressing it at
first.
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Protests underway in Houston where George Floyd grew up
Priscilla Thompson brings the latest from Houston, where protestors are saying
that the filed charges against former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin are "not
enough."
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Biden: 'The words of a president matter no matter how good or bad that president is'
Former Vice President Joe Biden discusses the officer involved in George Floyd's
death charged with murder and his shortlist for a running mate.
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Fmr. VP Joe Biden: 'We have to speak to' racial injustices in the U.S.
Former Vice President Joe Biden tells Craig Melvin that everyone needs to "speak
to" the racial injustices in the country to make a change.
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Joe Biden: 'More than one African-American woman' being considered for VP
Former VP Joe Biden says there is definitely "more than one African-American
woman" being considered to join his ticket as Vice President.
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See how long the officer charged with murder
had knee on Floyd's neck while non-responsive
New evidence released shows the officer charged with George Floyd’s murder had
his knee on Floyd’s neck for two minutes and fifty three seconds after he was
unresponsive. In this news report on “The Beat with Ari Melber,” MSNBC Anchor
Ayman Mohyeldin shows how much can transpire in that amount of time,
demonstrating the misconduct taken by the officer.
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Watch exclusive videos leading to officer's murder charge in Floyd death
According to new charging documents, the Minneapolis officer charged with murder
and manslaughter in George Floyd’s death had his knee on Floyd’s neck for 2
minutes and 53 seconds after he was non-responsive. In this report, NBC News
pieces together all of the videos and breaks down the moments leading up to
Floyd’s death in custody. Paul Butler, former federal prosecutor, joins “The
Beat with Ari Melber” to break down the evidence, and the charges brought
against the officer involved in the case.
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George Floyd Minneapolis protests seized by infiltrators AG says
Minneapolis protests in the wake of the death of unarmed black man George Floyd
after he was taken into police custody may be attracting white supremacists and
other infiltrators, according to recent statements by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison tells Joy Reid, ‘The people who would
go out on the street to protest for justice for Mr. Floyd are not going to burn
down the historic social justice advocacy groups for the Native American
community... That's not what these kinds of folks do.’
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George Floyd protest roots must be addressed activists asserts
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fey have asserted that most
of the violent actors inflicting damage during the George Floyd protests against
police brutality on Friday night are organized, out-of-state agitators--possibly
white supremacists. MSNBC analyst Brittany Packnett Cunningham tells Joy Reid
that despite this,’What would set all of this to calm is to deal with the
conditions that caused people to react in the first place.’
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White supremacist agitators want protests in chaos expert says
White supremacist and other agitators who have allegedly infiltrated the George
Floyd protests against police brutality in Minnesota are attracted to chaos and
anarchy terrorism expert Jim Cavanaugh tells Joy Reid.
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Gov. Walz urges Minnesotans to ‘start healing,’ extends curfew into evening
During a press conference, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz urges Minnesotans to
'start healing' while extending curfew into the evening.
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Length: 6:10 Minutes

George Floyd marches, police response examined by St. Paul mayor
The George Floyd protests against police brutality nationwide, in the wake of
the killing of this unarmed black man while in police custody in Minnesota, are
being met by forceful tactics by police and other law enforcement agents, who
have been deployed in response to what many believe are infiltrators destroying
property. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter discusses this unrest, telling Joy Reid,
‘I'm calling for peace, but I'm not calling for patience.’
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Length: 2:08 Minutes

George Floyd protest police tactics ‘militarized’ Rep. Omar says
The George Floyd protests against police brutality in the wake of the killing of
Floyd in police custody are being met with police tactics that are ‘militarized’
Rep. Ilhan Omar tells Joy Reid, adding, ‘That kind of aggression truly does
beget more aggression.’
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Length: 2:25 Minutes

Congress must denounce police brutality Rep. Pressley says
In the wake of George Floyd’s murder in police custody, Rep. Ayanna Pressley
calls on Congress to be the ‘conscience of our nation’ by addressing legislation
that battles police brutality telling Joy Reid, ‘Congressional intent is
powerful.’
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Length: 2:00 Minutes

George Floyd protest police fired at media Ali Velshi recounts
George Floyd protests against the killing of this unarmed black man while in
police custody have seen reports of police shooting at media and otherwise
inhibiting the press. MSNBC’s Ali Velshi recounts to Joy Reid, ‘I think there
was undisciplined behavior by the police and the national guard separate and
apart from whether there were provocateurs in the group.’
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Length: 4:38 Minutes

Minneapolis police need review by Justice Dept. Sen. Smith says
The George Floyd protests on Saturday in Minnesota against the killing of this
unarmed black man in police custody are discussed by Sen. Tina Smith who tells
Joy Reid, ‘What happened last night was, I hope, a turning point.’
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George Floyd protesters want action and justice Rep. Lee says
George Floyd protesters reacting to the killing of this unarmed black man while
in police custody must see the government enact reforms Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee
tells Joy Reid adding, ‘Hesitancy and waiting have created what we are seeing.’
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Length: 2:15 Minutes

George Floyd protests are about systemic racism Sellers says
Protests against the killing of unarmed black man George Floyd in Minnesota,
while in police custody, have continued over the weekend as many question why
all the officers involved in the incident have yet to be arrested. Bakari
Sellers, politician, news commentator, and author of the new book, ‘My Vanishing
Country,’ addresses these issues telling Joy Reid, ‘This is not just about
George Floyd. This is about systemic racism, injustice, and oppression.’
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Length: 2:27 Minutes

George Floyd a symbol of institutional racism Ali Velshi says
George Floyd--the unarmed black man who was killed in Minnesota while in police
custody--is the ‘symbol’ of what many African-Americans face today across the
country MSNBC’s Ali Velshi tells Joy Reid.
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Length: 5:23 Minutes

Rev. Al: Don't use George Floyd for anything other than justice for George Floyd
The Rev. Al Sharpton discusses the violence and looting overshadowing many
peaceful protests across the country for George Floyd, and he calls for peaceful
protesting over violence.
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Length: 2:50 Minutes

Killer Mike gives impassioned speech on Atlanta protests
Rapper Killer Mike gave an impassioned address from his hometown Atlanta, where
mass protests broke out against the police killing of George Floyd, and he
called for an end to looting, urging citizens not to burn down their own homes.
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Length: 11:34 Minutes

Amid weekend protests, Trump stays largely silent
The president has dismissed advice from his allies urging him to tone down his
rhetoric and held back so far on a formal address to the nation as cities across
the country faced another night of fiery protests. The panel discusses.
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Length: 1:21 Minutes

Police join protesters in demonstrations across U.S.
Over the weekend, images of police using force to suppress crowds filled social
media, yet in some cities police officers joined with demonstrators in a show of
solidarity.
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Length: 5:22 Minutes

Protests could set off second wave of coronavirus infections
Recent protests across the country are likely to cause a spike in coronavirus
cases as the pandemic continues to impact the United States. Dr. Dave Campbell
discusses when and where the country could see spikes.
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Length: 3:39 Minutes

Wes Moore: We must change a system that historically overpolices
CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation, Wes Moore, joins Morning Joe, weighs in on the
nationwide protests sparked by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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Length: 7:19 Minutes

Rep. Demings: Let's totally ban neck restraints
Rep. Val Demings, D-Fla., weighs in on the death of George Floyd by a
Minneapolis police officer, what the federal government can do in terms of
reform and what she says the president should say to the country during this
time.
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Length: 9:21 Minutes

Parallels between '68 and now, and a pandemic within a pandemic
Errin Haines, editor-at-large for The 19th, and historian Michael Beschloss
discuss the parallels between the United States in 1968 and now. Haines also
discusses her new column on Atlanta's history of success and compromise and the
'pandemic within a pandemic'.
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Length: 5:54 Minutes

HRC issues letter condemning racial violence
The Human Rights Campaign has released a letter signed by over 100 LGBT and
civil rights leaders condemning racism, racial violence and police brutality.
HRC's Alponso David joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 14:36 Minutes

FBI's top lawyer ousted amid criticism for role in Flynn investigation
The FBI's top lawyer Dana Boente was asked to resign on Friday. His departure
comes on the heels of recent criticism by Fox News for his role in the
investigation of former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. Julia
Ainsley and Kurt Bardella discuss.
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Gov. Cuomo: Change comes when the people demand it
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo reacts to the protests over the death of George
Floyd gripping the nation and discusses the new curfew placed on New York City
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Trump urges governors to be tougher in crackdowns on protests
President Trump, dismissing advice to tone down his rhetoric, calls governors
“weak” in their responses to protests
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What protestors are saying about why they are out on the streets across U.S.
A look at what protestors are saying about why they are out on the streets
across the nation following the death of George Floyd.
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George Floyd's brother urges peaceful demonstrations
NBC's Shaquille Brewster reports that there's a "sense of community" at George
Floyd's vigil in Minneapolis.
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Curfew imposed as Washington DC braces for another night of unrest
NBC's Garrett Haake discusses what to expect from the DC protests tonight.
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Louisville police chief fired after officer bodycams found to be off during fatal shooting
Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad has been fired after it was revealed
that the officers involved in a shooting that killed a local business owner
early Monday did not activate their body cameras. Cal Perry reports.
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Gov. Cuomo: Trump 'using' anarchist groups to talk about looting and not Floyd killing
Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) on the nationwide protests against killing of George
Floyd; says that the “righteous protest movement has been infiltrated … by
anarchist groups, by criminals.”
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Questions raised about role of outside groups in local protests
MSNBC's Trymaine Lee discusses black activists raising concerns about white
agitators escalating violence at protests.
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Fmr. DHS Secretary: Law enforcement should 'protect' demonstrators, 'de-escalate situations'
Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson says he wants to remind law enforcement officers that “part of your job is to protect the people who are demonstrating peacefully.”
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D.C. mayor implementing earlier curfew as city wakes up to vandalized buildings
NBC News’ Garrett Haake reports from Lafayette Park in Washington, D.C., on the
city’s response to violent overnight protests over George Floyd's death.
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Historic national protests demand sweeping police reform in Trump era
Mourning, anger and frustration from the death of George Floyd has sparked
outrage resulting in protesting across the country, many peaceful others leading
to violence. In this special report, MSNBC’s Ari Melber highlights the decades
of activism calling for social justice and racial equality. Melber highlights
archival footage from authors James Baldwin, Toni Morrison and more that echo
the current political climate. Michael Eric Dyson joins MSNBC Ari Melber to
discuss the ongoing “problem in American society” arguing “America is addicted
to black death.” Dyson soberly analyzes the current state of issues facing black
Americans today saying “we can't breathe because of police brutality. We can't
breathe because of a pandemic of COVID-19.”
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