Lawrence O'Donnell on the Only Difference Between Police Shootings in 1975 and Now

Police shootings have persisted in America for the last several decades but now personal video footage is holding officers accountable, says O'Donnell. The MSNBC host is re-publishing his book "Deadly Force" that chronicles the 1975 police shooting of an unarmed black man that was criticized as "basically a murder". For the full segment, [click here.](https://cheddar.com/videos/lawrence-odonnell-sounds-off-on-the-cable-news-landscape)

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