Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday advocated for the Senate to pass the George Floyd Justice In Policing Act, something she believes is the second half of the puzzle to addressing police reform in the U.S. The first half, in Harris’ eyes, was former Minneapolis police officer Derrick Chauvin being convicted of George Floyd’s murder.
“Nine minutes and 29 seconds, right? We all watched that video,” she explained. “Many of us watched it multiple times. People are in pain over what we all saw in that video.”

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