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Kentucky governor calls on AG: Release all 'information, evidence' in Breonna Taylor case

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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear called upon the Kentucky attorney general Daniel Cameron to release all "information, evidence, and facts" without affecting the three felony counts in the Breonna Taylor case. The governor went on to say that the public deserves the information and everyone should be informed.