On a third night of protests in Louisville, Kentucky, Lonita Baker, an attorney for Breonna Taylor's family joins Anderson to discuss the family’s reaction to no officer being directly charged in the shooting death.  She also shares the family's message to protestors and why they are seeking the grand jury’s transcripts.

Airdate: September 25, 2020

Guest: 

Lonita Baker

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The attorney for Breonna Taylor's family, Benjamin Crump, joins Anderson to discuss the family's reaction to a grand jury’s decision to charge one officer with “wanton endangerment.” But that officer and the two others involved in the case do not face any charges related to Taylor’s death.

Airdate: September 24, 2020

Guest: 

Benjamin Crump

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Protesters took to the streets in Louisville and other cities after no police officers were directly charged in the death of Breonna Taylor.

The 26-year-old emergency room technician was killed in a botched police raid back in March.
The former detective who was charged today is accused of "wanton endangerment" for allegedly firing blindly through a door and window, with bullets entering an adjacent apartment. He has already posted bond and been released from jail.
Anderson spoke with Congresswoman Karen Bass, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, to get her reaction to the grand jury’s decision.

Airdate: September 23, 2020

Guest: 

Rep. Karen Bass

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Doctor Adeline Fagan was just 28 years old. She was in her second year of an OB/GYN residency at a hospital in Houston, where she also worked the front lines caring for Covid-19 patients.

In July, she tested positive for the virus. By August, she was on a ventilator.

Last week, she seemed to be turning a corner.

Then, on Friday night, she developed bleeding in her brain and died early Saturday with her parents by her side.

Her parents, Brant and Mary Jane Fagan, joined Anderson to remember their daughter.

Airdate: September 22, 2020

Guests:

Brant Fagan

Mary Anne Fagan

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Dr. Rebecca Shadowen was a specialist in infectious diseases and healthcare epidemiology in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

As a frontline doctor, she helped establish a coronavirus unit for her local hospital. She was also instrumental in assisting her local government deal with the disease when she was diagnosed with it back in May. She died on September 11th. Anderson spoke with her family.

Airdate: September 21, 2020

Guests:

Dr. David Shadowen

Kathryn Shadowen

Jesse Shadowen

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