Former Secret Service agent and conservative commentator Dan Bongino will testify at a House Judiciary hearing on Wednesday on police brutality, Fox News has confirmed. 
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Republican attorneys general across the country are pushing back on calls to defund law enforcement agencies in the wake of the protests over police brutality and racial injustice – arguing that cutting budgets to police departments would be “extremely dangerous and reckless.”
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is making clear that he doesn’t support defunding or abolishing police departments – but instead wants more training and better pay for police officers as part of his push for criminal justice reform.
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Texas land commissioner George P. Bush, son of Jeb, is the first prominent member of the Bush family to announce he will be voting for President Trump’s reelection. 
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President Trump on Tuesday questioned the motives of the elderly protester who was shoved by Buffalo police officers last week and hospitalized after he hit his head in the resulting fall — drawing severe backlash from both sides of the aisle. 
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson called the idea of defunding police departments “irrational,” and claimed that even people who are calling for it now will realize it in time.
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Sen. Kamala Harris on Tuesday said she applauds Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s move to slash funding for police by approximately $150 million amid the “defund the police” movement and called for “investing” to make communities “healthy and safe.”
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., on Tuesday warned about Democrats and others trying to “repackage” the push to “Defund the Police” to make it more “palatable” to affluent swing voters — amid an ongoing debate on what the left-wing rallying cry actually means.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday slammed politicians for “picking and choosing within the First Amendment,” as large-scale police brutality protests have broken out across the country, while most states have kept places of worship closed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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With an eye towards younger votes, Joe Biden’s presidential campaign is putting portions of the presumptive Democratic nominee’s speech last week on the death of George Floyd and the bigger issue of racial injustice into a new digital ad that it will run in key general election battleground states.
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