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RT America -- July 11, 2016

Published 12 Jul, 2016 02:36

Trump & Clinton call for action in wake of Dallas 
Days after the tragedy in Dallas, the Republican and Democratic presumptive nominees made calls to action that differed widely; with Trump calling for increased solidarity with law enforcement and Clinton calling for a more loving and kinder approach. For more on the politics of tragedies such as Dallas, RT America's Manila Chan is joined by Democratic Strategist Mustafa Tameez and Washington Examiner reporter Sarah Westwood.

Was the killing of the Dallas shooter illegal? 

The unprecedented killing of the Dallas shooter Micah Xavier Johnson has raised alarms amongst constitutional scholars. Police are allowed to use deadly force when the suspect is using that same force against them or the public and there are no other reasonable options – at that time. So was the killing of Johnson constitutional given that at that moment, he didn't pose a threat to anything besides the robot? Legal and media analyst Lionel of LionelMedia explains the law involved to RT America's Manila Chan.

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