'It's tone deaf': Finney on Black History Month police cruisers
Two police departments, one in Miami and another in Columbus, Ohio, are facing criticism after unveiling police cruisers wrapped in Black History Month artwork. CNN political commentator Karen Finney and Former Head of Intelligence at DC Homeland Security Department Donell Harvin join Laura Coates to discuss.
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'It's tone deaf': Finney on Black History Month police cruisers
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