It's been nearly two months since a 62-year old church deacon, John Hollman, died while in police custody at the site of a traffic accident HE called 911 about. To date, the police lapel and/or dash cam video has yet to be released, and Hollman's family wants it out.

This, of course, is poor timing for pro-"public safety training facility" folks, but also quite damning if withholding the video - citing policy crafted after the Manuel Teran death, ironically - is an attempt to suppress peaceful protest that makes law enforcement (and advocates of it) uncomfortable.

Joining me to discuss it all today is Matt Scott with the Atlanta Community Press Collective, both of whom have been covering "Cop City" and the Hollman case most extensively.

Lastly, we've not House leader, and the former President is being scolded for posting to social media while in court - as if he were a teenager. The Democratic Party couldn't craft better opposition research.