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0:00 A new documentary about George Floyd’s death raises new questions
5:42 John: “We’ve been lied to” about George Floyd’s death
14:27 The price of a “poetic truth”
20:09 Was the Derek Chauvin jury intimidated into delivering a guilty verdict?
23:26 Glenn: George Floyd was no hero
29:03 The burning of Minneapolis’s 3rd Precinct
34:54 Is there any hope of changing the George Floyd narrative?
41:48 Who will take responsibility for changing things in black America?
Glenn Loury & John McWhorter (Columbia, New York Times, Lexicon Valley). Recorded December 2, 2023.
I am a retired police officer and have been spreading the footage that was leaked through the UK (because Minneapolis PD would not release it) and pointed out the "I cant breathe" statements while Floyd was standing up. I received a huge amount of hate and civilian friends defriended me for logically pointing this out.
I also attended FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center) and local police academies and was taught the shoulder pin. I sent copies of the training materials showing the techniques to media and the general public, but no media would publish it, despite the police chief saying it was not taught. I used it and it works to keep a combative person from being hurt.
The whole trial is a sham and these officers who risked their lives every day were sent to jail due to political pressure.
If this can happen to police, how can anyone expect a fair trial.
I have risked my life for people of all skin colors (I don't believe in race) and weep for this miscarriage of justice. People have died in furtherance of the Floyd lie.
I volunteered to work poor and troubled communities not to arrest the suspects, but to help the victims. If police don't have support of the communities, death and destruction will follow.
Thank you for adding your voices, not for police or black community, but for truth, where ever it is.
As Booker T Washington once said, people are keeping racism alive because it pays.
Very well said!
If I could hit that like button a million times for this comment, I would! ❤
Thank you
Thank you for serving…..really.
I agree 💯.. I heard many different arrests with him saying "I can't breathe" repeatedly.. resisting.. repeatedly. I saw his hold not on his neck & never believed he was murdered especially by the officer.. later maybe.. he's probably still alive living high on the hog somewhere tropical 🍹
Crazy respect for these guys being able to see the evidence and being intellectually honest enough to admit they were wrong at first.
This!! It gives me hope we can work our way through this bullshit and come together someday!!
Really a sad state of affairs when kudos are offered to people for not sticking to a biased view and actually changing their minds. Should be de rigeur.
@@ace6285 I agree, and McWhorter still shows his biases despite plenty of information that would garner at least a look to better understand in an honest thinking persons mind.
@@chestrockwell8328 Apparently in spite of everything Derek Chauvin will have to spend the rest of his life in prison, being stabbed from time to time maybe fatally in the future, for a crime he didn’t commit. Glenn nervously laughs and John is as dead sure of the truthful results of the election in 2020 as he was dead sure of the “murder” of Floyd in May, 2020.
@@chestrockwell8328 There are so many people who have intelligence but are stubbornly blind. Sad.
I'm a 73 year old white widower, thank God for you two Gentlemen. I didn't follow this story as it happened, but again you would think that the major news organizations would have brought this to light as it was happening. Thank you again for believing in the truth.
The mainstream media is corrupt and will never tell the truth. That's why Liz and friends felt the need to write a book and make this excellent documentary. Shame on the media
I respect any man or men that speaks the TRUTH, and I agree with you, Thank God for these two man having an honest, truthful discussion.
You’re absolutely correct: MSM wouldn’t even report on Floyd’s previous heinous crimes. While committing a home invasion, Floyd held a gun to a pregnant woman’s abdomen, while his fellow thugs ransacked her home. He had zero respect for life.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU for the TRUTH!!!!
I watched the movie after hearing about it on the Megyn Kelly show. My husband is a retired State Police officer and was working at headquarters in Atlanta at that time. I was never as worried about him during his 28yr career as I was when he sent me a picture of him and dozens of officers standing shoulder to shoulder as rioters surrounded the Capital building demanding entry. It's amazing how the display at the US Capital on Jan 6th could possibly EVER be compared to the TOTAL destruction of the city of Minneapolis, the blatant disregard for state and private property over the WHOLE city and the violence and destruction that continued to take place all over the entire US because of 1 man. And to use your words, a miscreant who didn't deserve ANY type of recognition past putting him in the ground just like anyone else.
You gentlemen deserve a standing ovation for your honesty in the face of criticism, your truthful words in the face of racial bias. I pray for a change in the world we share with ALL races & religions. It needs to happen soon or I fear our freedom to stand up to hatred and bigotry will be consumed by the evil that created them.
The judge needs to be held accountable for not allowing vital evidence, too!
amen to this...
I think that judge needs justice, and I said that as soon as he wouldn't allow the trial.to be moved
I love the energy between these two men.
Merry Christmas to everyone.
How could you not allow the police manual ?
Trump did not lose
I'm a Minneapolis native. We all knew that the rest of our city would be burned down if a not guilty verdict was reached. A fair trial was impossible.
So you looked the other way and now an innocent man is in prison. Shame on you!
Trial should not have been anywhere near that city.
Arson is a felony of the worst order. The police and National Guard should have been called in immediately.. 4 innocent men are serving prison sentences that should not be, what a horrible tragedy….. This situation has done irreparable damage to Minneapolis…. The Governor of Minnesota and the Mayor of Minneapolis should be recalled in shame…..
@mariamichael1669 As if 1 person can fight against a corrupt state attorney General. That's the one that should be on trial now
I was being serious. Maybe one person today but two people tomorrow. We all have to take a stand and take responsibility and if you’re being serious and truly believe that the whole thing was a farce and police officers are now serving time for something they didn’t do then there’s still time to say something, do something. After all look how many people just on this podcast that are saying exactly the same as young. So here’s your chance to start a petition to free those police officers. So let’s see which person has the moral courage to stand up for truth!
Thank you, gentlemen. Truth matters.
I applaud these two gentlemen. Every minute was well worth watching. I'm 69 years old. Can't find this kind of content on any regular TV. This one video has won me over, and given me reason to subscribe to The Glenn Show.
Can you imagine the frustration of those of us that knew the truth during the court case.
They had to stop the fires.
@crawwwfishh3284 No, they had a duty to the truth
Stop the fires by arresting the culprits and real criminals. @@crawwwfishh3284
Tell us TIN FOIL hat wearing CONSPIRACY theorists something we don't already know!
Conspiracy theories are now called spoiler alerts.
"I can't breathe!", said George Floyd. I have heard at least 20 patients say the same thing after I gave them fentanyl prior to surgery. I am an Anesthesiologist. In 1980 the standard technique for Cardiac Anesthesia, anesthesia for heart surgery, was high dose fentanyl, ie 50 mcg per Kg body weight. Advantage: did not depress the heart. Disadvantage, and reason we no longer use the technique: required 3 days on a ventilator post-op.
If given too fast, the patient would develop a STIFF CHEST, and say, "I can't breathe!" As the chest wall stiffens, the sensation of not breathing becomes overwhelming and panic sets in, as we saw with Floyd.
Current Anesthesiologists have never experienced this side effect of fentanyl. Unless you were practicing in 1980, you would have never experienced this problem because we never give high dose fentanyl today.
Remember, Floyd was talking up until his death. You cannot talk if you are not breathing. The Policemen did not suffocate Floyd. Floyd died of a stiff chest, ie a reduction cardiac of output due to constriction of chest wall muscles preventing blood flow back to the heart. That is: Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose.
Well old dude is still in prison.
What do you think about the "positional asphyxiation" argument that was made by the prosecution?
You delusional 😢
He was murder 😮
@@miltonelliott8506”are”
Every time I heard the “I can’t breathe” line took me back to my basic first aid instructor teaching about choking. Explaining over and over if they can talk they can breathe. Thank you for having a civil conversation about this and admitting we may have been lied to by the authorities in this case.
Every cop arrest of melanated people that I see on UA-cam says “I can’t breathe” as a get of jail free card
@@pattimaeda6097 He was in hand cuffs no reason to hold him on the ground . He was also a Citizen of the USA and had medical issues and the cop used excessive force Floyd posed no danger. Chauvin got justice.
How refreshing to listen to two men discuss and debate a sensitive subject in a calm and rational way and to actually listen to each other’s thoughts, ideas and opinions without yelling or shutting one another down. All I can say is thank you and bless you🙏 This is the first time I am seeing you Mr. Loury and I look forward to watching all of your other videos. Thank you also Mr. McWhorter.
This country owes its law enforcement community an apology. Period.
No, Just Officer Chauvin.
They did mention Tony Timpa.
@BusterCapInYoAss the entire LE community took the hit for it and the effects are still felt today. The apology is owed to them all.
@@trukw159 I disagree. Now if you had suggested an apology to all HONEST and non corrupt Cops, then I would agree.
@BusterCapInYoAss 🙄
They owe all of America .
When Pelosi made that speech thanking Floyd for giving his life for justice I was literally screaming at the TV.
She’s a complete whack job.
She is a horrible person
@@ritabooth6972no question.
It was so obvious. 100% miscarriage of justice. I had to rationalise the Glenn Show missed this. I think they both knew all along but it wasn't the time for it.
Actually she thanked "George Kirby", a gifted singer, actor and comedian who once had his own TV show..... Unfortunately, GK died back in 1995!!🤔🤔🤔😄😄😄
The fires burned down blocks & blocks of recent immigrants businesses after working hard to experience the American dream. I don't beleive the city has reimbursed them for their losses. Very sad
Thank the Lord for you two gentlemen. I’m a 87 year old man that lived near the riots in Minneapolis. I kept screaming WHERE IS THE NATIONAL GUARD? You two men are gems! The truth shall make you free. Let’s hope The Lord can bring us all together. God Nless you.
Makes me curious if the national guard has been used in that capacity since the college campus incident in (I think) the 70's? I was born in the early 80's. I'm going to have to look it up and see. LA riots maybe?
I sit here watching this as a cop in my 28th year of a 30 year career in the state of Michigan. All it takes is a google search and you can find one article after another on the state of police departments in America. The staffing shortages, the rush to retire, inability to hire and the disinterest in the profession by younger people. The results are in and crime statistics speak for themselves. The defund the police movement worked in ways that I don't think were originally intended. The cops pretty much defunded themselves. Everyone is leaving asap and no one is coming. Who really benefits from all this? Politicians and Criminals. The folks who need the police the most are the ones who will suffer the most.
I believe they wanted to induce chaos by any and all means and that they must have forseen that launching a protracted war on the police would cause attrition in the ranks. I believe this was a well - planned military offensive many years in the making. They deployed the collective knowledge of a century plus of revolutionary agitation movements and coups in dozens of countries around the world.
This was by design. It's part of the demoralization process with the eventual goal of destroying America.
I truly hope you're able to serve your last two years without becoming another statistic of this hysteria. Thank you for your service, sir; even if you don't hear it today (you probably won't), please know that there are those of us who understand the importance of the mission you accomplish each day - and its critical value to our society.
And the current applicants are either not paying attention or the kind of insane risk takers you don't want as police.
I have a niece up there with Hwy patrol just starting her career a few years back, from a family of all patriots. She is adamant to stick with the career, but pressure seems against her. Thank you for your service and just continue to question the narratives. I am sure every elected politician knew the truth before the 2020 riots even started, like you said the information has been out there. Mass manipulation should be illegal, you know?
I lived 4 blocks from where Floyd died, and worked 2 blocks from the court house during the time. Soldiers lined the streets, almost every building was boarded up. When it was announced that the verdict was being delivered, everyone downtown - except for journalists and masked vigilantes - sprinted to their cars to get the hell out of the storm. Among many other elements, not relocating the trial was a major sign of injustice.
It’s a foregone conclusion that the jury would convict, even if they weren’t packed with BLM fans. Even if they were impartial, they all would have been afraid of being outed if they acquitted. Which could lead to having your life ruined, or ended.
Very telling
It's sad that a terrible dad and a junky was the reason this country was destroyed by BLM
And his appeal was denied?
Why move a kangaroo court?
What can we do As Americans in this world together to reopen the case? I feel sick to my stomach knowing that these people are in Jail for nothing.
After six months of this video being out not a damn thing changed.
those bodycam videos have been out for 4 years already showing totally different story ... and not a damn thing changed.
How refreshing to see a civil, respectful conversation & comment section. Imagine the world we could live in if everyone just offered this level of respect to their fellow man / woman.
And quit automatically labeling a group because of one isolated situations
Hang in there @user-wr1go4fy9r. It's just around the corner. God has an appointed time. It's nearly up. Revelation 11:18
Defund police 💯
“Ca ca can’t we all just get along?” - Rodney King 👎🏽
Being a black man, I must say that the honesty of these two black men, however refreshing some may view it, will do absolutely nothing to change anything. If effectual change is ever going to be made we need the same honesty from the men and women who sit on the National Black Caucus to be just as honest.
Being a white woman (even though I feel that part is irrelevant) I refuse to ever give up. I have an amazing algorithm that is so full of public figures who are spreading information like this and their followers are finding the truth. These platforms have a lot more of an impact on people than we realize. Keep your hope alive and spreading the love and just know that one voice can help millions ❤
I am not a racist. However, I tell you what I am. I am a behaviorist.
I observe how people behave, not their race.
Hopefully, there are many more behaviorists out there than we realize!
I’m just seeing that autocorrect was my enemy when I commented and hopefully you can see what I meant and not the way it was written
@@ThisIsMyUA-camName1you can go in and edit. Happens to all of us. The 3 dots opens your message for you to edit.
It is simply a matter of do each of us as citizens have Constitutional rights ? No matter our skin color.
We have to turn back to Gods word. Pray 🙏🏼 for each other
First time viewing the two of you. I learned alot. Thanks for having the concern and courage to talk about this.
Everyone needs to watch this documentary. Derek and the other officers need to be released. This is crazy.
Minnesota trained Derrick on the maximum restraint technique. The Floyd family got millions, kinda scary for a family with addiction issues, millions = overdose
What documentary? What is the name of it?
It is called The Fall of Minneanapolis. They give the name and show the artwork about 2 and a half minutes into the video.
ua-cam.com/video/eFPi3EigjFA/v-deo.html @@777overjoy777
@@777overjoy777 - It is available on UA-cam. I am watching it, now. I did post the link but the comment was removed (probably by UA-cam).
As a black man, I believed this all along. Whether it'd family coworkers, neighbors black, white I knew the truth you would see surface. Just barely talking to my daughter because like most, she would rather follow emotions instead of rational and facts which what the enemy wants. Like old saying "Evil is the author of confusion. "
Yes, the rush to blind judgment and emotional follow the pack has been annoying to me for decades.
This has to be hard. Wish you the best sir.
LIKE !!!!
We can start a covenant prayer for your daughter's mind. This stuff is very confusing by definition...and design. Even these two guys can't get to the end of it because motive reveals the truth. The highest prize was stolen through an election & this is just one of the cognitive barriers they've put up. I don't want to take away from the importance of your daughter's life - we have to focus on the lives we can touch - but so that you don't think I'm just whistling to be difficult... States are fully repealing the election results for exactly the reasons we knew about.
This play of deception moved many people to become spy's and agents, from dumping ballots to causing property damage - those agents would never have existed if it were not for this. A lie with a strategy is politics.
Wise words.
Gentlemen, thank you for discussing this again with truth. It restores my faith in TRUTH regardless of race. I’m subscribing!
Much respect for you gentlemen. I'm a retired biological anthropology professor; well I say "retired" but the truth I was cancelled and railroaded out of academia, heh . . . so I have some familiarity with the effects of high dosages of fentanyl. I can remember watching footage from CCTV cameras in the vicinity of the original detainment of Mr. Floyd and immediately on him exiting his vehicle seeing signs that he was experiencing a medical emergency (agonal facial expressions, difficulty breathing, slumping and trouble standing still, etc.)
You fellows might want to consider that there may have been some "lies told to you" pertaining to the 2020 election. Skepticism is a good thing.
What to do to gif liberty to an innocent men
This is very refreshing, I'm watching two gentlemen speak, we need more like you.😊
Breathtaking even
One's a quadroon 3/4 white or slightly less and the other an octroon 7/8 white or maybe somewhat less. So you categorized them based upon the lesser bit of their ancestry rather than on the greater bit.
@@MoivinSulunker so that means that they're not gentleman?
They appear to be quite genteel. It just means that callin them "black" is not very accurate. Like somebody 3/4 Scot and 1/4 pre-American callin himself "Native pre-American". He is a hybrid. Hybrids do not have the same character as either of the contributin races by themselves.@@lindadelbianco6399
ua-cam.com/video/awuvE0tyR-E/v-deo.htmlsi=-38wZoQLO6j1JSq9
It is refreshing to see two men have a conversation without constantly interrupting one another.
Though they are both wrong. It's a shit show.
For real.
Have to agree . totally tired of the bullying tactics used against interviewers by Trump . where it always becomes an angry argument and no questions ever get answers.
Also what a wonderful conversation, between two very respectful pleasant educated gentleman. Well done
1st time ever that your channel has shown up on UA-cam for me. Bravo! Men like you help me to NOT BECOME racist. Thank you.
"If you don't stand for truth, you will fall for lies." Thank you for exposing the lies and standing for the truth.
Wow, two black men analyzing the George Floyd incident rationally, and going against the majority woke political racial narrative. I salute and respect you both.
They are also complicit in their community illustrating the racism they project daily!
I agree. The thought-police with their herd conformity will unite against these to free-thinking, intellectuals.
Why every time a black man has a narrative that sides with a white point of view they are immediately put on a pedestal. When will two whites find the truths out about black convictions?
Yeah where’s the apology? Like a wt person would have had to do. Just curious
So NOW that we know the truth ... why does these BLACK leaders in the community not call for riots to 1. Release the police officers 2. Publically call BLM out to appologise and pay reparations to the cities and the people whos lives they destroyed and 3. Have public ceremonies where they remove ALL the statues, name packs etc etc from the public spaces ! where is these public riots mmmmmmm
I have been an instructor trainer for police arrest control tactics for 43 years. I have been recognized as an expert witness in federal court and state and local courts in police control tactics and use of force e matters. The tactics used in the George Floyd case is an appropriate technique of control . The position of a grounded suspect prior to hand cuffing. The method of placing a knee on a struggling subjects shoulder is a primary technique to place hand cuffs .Verbal commands to the suspect are given to stop resisting. If the suspect continues to struggle the knee is to slide the knee to the back of the neck until struggling stops. The PPCT use of force company that is recognized nationally by police agencies teaches this technique used on struggling subjects. The technique does not cut off the breathing of the struggling subject. It has been tested on thousands of individuals and used by police for years.
Why didn't the defense bring in people (expert witnesses) medical
And law enforcement to testify for those officers! No wonder police don't want to do their jobs or are scared to death when approaching
People!
I received my masters degree from Devry University night school in Criminal Justice and... you're wrong. Idiof
Because they were afraid of retaliation from the mob of black people as we saw with them burning down half the town they would be sitting ducks. Can you imagine what would have happened if he was aquited anyone who testified against Floyd would have had to be put in police protection. It was all political and he was the scapegoat that has paid with his freedom and probably his life this was a disgrace all around George Floyd is dead and innocent cops are in prison (and I am not the biggest fan of police)@@susanang1732
Thank you for your moral clarity and intellectual honesty.
As a person who in the past consistently voted for Democrats, I am shocked by the possibility that an innocent policeman is in jail. If what you are saying is correct there needs to be a retrial. Anything less than that is unacceptable.
Not only a retrial, but also the charge and trial of those who withheld and misrepresented facts, and who misled the jury. Shameful behaviour
I assume you understand that there will be no retrial. People who orchestrated this story will not allow it. They gained so much from it in the election year. You may see the same story again soon; we are in election year again
It's definitely true ! Watch the documentary
Please stop voting Democrat. I've seen what they have done to my beloved state of California and our country as a whole. My children will live under a Marxist dictatorship if you continue to vote blue, no matter who. I beg of you, be more discerning in your voting habits.
There should of been no trial. The judge himself said a fair trial couldnt be held in any venue.
If you cant have a fair trial, then have no trial. That goes for anyone.
This case is the reason my son did not take the exam at the end of completing the police academy. He just couldn’t take the risk of while doing his job , ending up convicted of a bogus racial crime and going to prison . I can’t tell you how relieved I was that he changed careers . I say this while making payments on the academy loan . God bless you men for exposing the truth . ❤We all need to keep Derek and his family in prayer .
My beloved granddaughter is in law enforcement. While watching The Fall Of Minneapolis, all I could think was...this could have been ______. terrifying thought.
Wow
@@pikiwiki And this is precisely why we have degenerated into a lawless society. I am the first to admit not all LE are without question, but these cops did nothing wrong. It was clearly politically motivated. Minneapolis was burned , cops careers were ruined and criminality was edified. Have you watched The Fall of Minneapolis? Watch it snd get back to me.
The left is STILL prosecuting LEOs, for just doing their jobs. Leftist prosecutors, who have taken money, from George Soros, and his ilk, are imprisoning innocent men, because of THEIR racism. Because of THEIR greed. George Soros wants to tear apart this nation. He wants a Marxist nation, a Global economy, with no fundamental God given rights. Please remove the scales from your eyes, and see the truth! You are intelligent men. Just FIND THE TRUTH!
By the way, more and more evidence is coming out, about the fraudulent voting, in every state. Are you not listening? One court said that the Dominion voting machines are unconstitutional, and will no longer be allowed, in one state. Why can I see it, a common woman, with no where near the education you have, yet, you cannot?
So what!
FTP!
Great show! I stumbled across this episode and your pod. I really love the conversation and the forum you have that encouraged open and honest conversation.
Thank you for having this conversation.
It says a lot when people can realize they were misled or even wrong. I have the utmost respect for these two men and always appreciate their honesty.
@tonythomas1010 That's the way you see it huh?
@tonythomas1010 Agreeing for purposes of argument only with your statement (which I don't), justification of the sentence would indeed depends on the degree of the contribution. Surely you see that.
@tonythomas1010how so
John and Glenn...you guys have a great show...particularly this one.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
@tonythomas1010 oh? How so? By interfering with his illegal activities and causing his heart rate to rise? We've come a long way from the original narrative at least. Like how Breonna Taylor went from "Police broke into the wrong house and shot a black paramedic for sleeping while black" to "I don't believe police should be allowed to serve no-knock warrants and return fire when shot." (Of course with the expectation that the new policy is applied retroactively to satisfy a blood lust).
A REAL MAN admits when he's wrong!! Love that telling the truth is more important than your image. Love you both
John, the Trump hater deserves no such praise !!
Ryte ON!
NO, an intelligent person admits when they are wrong and it’s essential to KNOW even when we know something as a fact, WE MIGHT BE WRONG AND TO BE ABLE TO ACCEPT PROOF WE ARE WRONG and not be delusional morons..
Very intelligent men here, and thank you John for your honesty in re-evaluating and change in your opinion of this situation. Bravo
Thank you for the candid discussion. It’s refreshing and encouraging to know that in light of new evidence that new perspectives can at least be considered in this type of situation.
Putting a police officer in jail for doing his job and politics is a absolute disgrace!
just picture this thats your brother son or daughter under chauvin what now ? boot licker
What if it was your white child🙄 Be fair His wife that Monster. Fix your ♥️
@@LLM62if my white kid is wrong then I would feel the same stop with the race shit most of us don't give a shit about that, what is wrong is wrong whether the cop or Floyd was wrong
@@LLM62 30:12
F YOU MF. A SUSPECTED counterfiet twenty is not even an arrestable offense and a waste of police resources. A SANE POLICE OFFICER would have just taken the bill into evidence, written Floyds info, and sent him on his way. IN THE GD REAL WORLD THE COURTS ARE FULL and don't have time to ajudicate fake twenty dollar bills
THERE ARE REAL CRIMES GOING ON OUT HERE IN THE REAL WORLD.
It takes a special kind of brass balls to approach this with an open mind and face reality the way it is. My deepest respect for both.
Yea Candace Owens said it in 2020
2024: "Look at us. We're so smart now"
2020: "Put that cracka white boy in jail"
The smart people were telling you this all along, but you all called us racists
What you say does make a difference. It is easy to see that a few bad actors can cause a lot of trouble and fear but a few good people can do even more good and inspire hope and progress - I am an engineer (retired) and see the bad as random noise in a spectrum who's algebraic amplitudes add up to zero (or close...) but the good is always there and with the summing algorithms rises above the noise. I know this is a technical description but I see human nature working in a similar way, otherwise we would still be, as you said, in 1750 in France with religious/political dogma and fear ruling every aspect of our lives. Keep up the good work.
I understand that you have never seen the bodycam footage, but as a civilian I had seen the bodycam footage you are referring to back in 2020 when it was released. I too noticed what you're referring to. This footage wasn't hidden, people just didn't bother or care to look at it.
Thank you Glenn and John! Our country needs men like you to have this conversation.
Imagine if insurance companies could sue the city of Minneapolis for false narratives or misleading the public.
Sue the media. They pushed a lie that led to destruction and death.
Actually not only insurance companies but people also CAN sue media for false misleading information and narratives
or news media.
Good luck proving a false narrative.
@@PremiumFuelOnly it’s easy really because a single truth is stronger than all the lies in the world
This was a pretty special find for myself. Two men with no agenda having a discussion on a major issue in our country. I don’t hold sway either way when it comes to crimes and race. If you did it, you go away. If you didn’t you walk away. A colorblind society would be a great thing
I'm glad your program is bringing this back up
“ I can’t breath “ is now the most common tactic used when trying to get paid for not following basic rules .
ABSOLUTELY.. SO MANY MORONS SAY IT NOW.. usually while standing.. 😂😂
I'm actually blown away that you both spoke the truth after all the chaos that has destroyed our nation and beyond. As a black individual, we were looked down upon because I didn't fall for the lie.
So sad. I never bought their bullshit story. Pretty sad the world is full of so much hate and the sick disease of believing anything without education
My comments are being censored by YT. Only where I don't actually say anything are they posted. Like this!
Same happened to me… felt isolated and have strained relationships with friends and family, because as a black person, I didn’t go with the program and believe everything that was told to us
@@Arguewityamama so sorry... that is sad. We Live in a sick and Diseased world for sure and Humanity proves to me again and again it is ugly. I say LOVE one another and STOP the HATRED. And perhaps if they Teach Respect for Human Life and maybe we won't have to deal with people taking the lives of others!!!
Considering all the idiots and hateful sheep that fell for it they are still a minority in the bigger picture, so your apart of the majority who saw the truth as a Mexican AMERICAN im with you on this one
Right is right wrong is wrong no one should get away with anything at the expense of an innocent person
dear Glenn, I am a first time viewer of your great show. Props to you and your guest as well. It is very very important for people, especially young people to hear the truth from varying elements, of different backgrounds and different races. I don’t like to make issue out of race because we’re all🇺🇸 Americans,🇺🇸 but there are 🤯many that do have issues with perceiving the truth from people that are not the same as they are . Perhaps a valid point, but TRUTH IS TRUTH- Doesn’t matter who brings it, imho.😉God bless 🫵🏾you guys for revealing objective truths in the form of crystal clear, digital video of the situation‼️🔥 I am going to watch that video as soon as I finish watching you. Again, thank🫵🏼 you so much and I am going to subscribe immediately.❤🔥
I watched the trial. I remember the training officer say that the department did train officers to do what Chauvin did. In addition, the autopsy showed no bruising on his neck.
The police body cam recordings were leaked about a month after the death. The Daily Mail covered it, but the mainstream media didn't for the most part. Anybody that witnessed that body cam recording could see that Floyd was crazy as a bedbug.
Glenn is quite correct to note that the mob outside the courthouse was all the incentive the jury needed to give a guilty verdict.
The venue should have been changed, absolutely.
They showed edited video. Example the arrest shown starts with the gun out in the beginning, not what happened they cut Floyd saying he couldn't breath before he got out of the van. And more. Evil
And we put this man in prison. For life. Fir doing what he was trained to do, and even doing what he was asked to do , by Mr Floyd.
What a world.
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The media and the Democrat Party and the treasonous judge and treasonous jury of Minneapolis, Mn put the police officers in jail. They were no better than the treasonous Benedict Arnold.
@@realMaverickBuckleyit’s all politics democrats party has their agenda that’s mean general destruction
Yes I saw those bodycams at that time.. Floyd was high as a kite and very difficult to deal with and highly agitated
Thank you both for having the courage to state the truth. I am a retired Police Officer and completely understand why no one wants to enter this field anymore. An Officer who tries to uphold the rule of law that is recorded usually have that recording altered and put on the internet or news to put Police in a negative light wish could lead to that Officer or Officers being persecuted or charged for something that didn't really happen as in the Floyd case. We as people need to stand up against the corrupt media and politicians that have caused the bulk of the problems that this country faces. If we stood against them as people did in the George Floyd case or the so-called BLM movement, imagine what we could change. The medias false narratives in most of what's reported is the main problem currently facing this country. I also want to add that as an Officer in the academy I was also trained in the same restraint techniques as the Minneapolis Officers were and repeatedly had to use it through my career and all persons could breathe.
Thank you guys for seeking the truth.
Sirs im from Oklahoma and I haven’t got the here the differences of different circumstances what a great conversation you gentlemen put on I’m hooked on your channel thanks for the opportunity to listen to men with open minds I salute you
In the “I can’t breathe” phenomenon: I am a 28 year veteran paramedic that did 4 out of 5 semesters of respiratory therapy school. There is a linguistic disconnect that trips up even medical professionals. What lay people call breathing, professionally is called ventilation. Ventilation is the act of moving air in and out of the lungs. Respiration is the act of gases moving in and out of the cells. There’s a few steps in between. If there’s an interruption in any of these steps it changes certain things in your body. The sensation of “I can’t breathe “ is sensed by Carbon dioxide sensors primarily, with Oxygen sensors being a secondary and receptors in your spinal fluid monitor your Ph. So, when someone say, “If they can talk, they can breathe “ is missing the larger picture. Being able to speak really just means his airway, which is from your lips to your lungs, is open for gas exchange. It means they are not being choked or strangled, and if there was enough pressure on the chest to stop air movement, you wouldn’t be able to speak. The vocal cords air about 1/3 of the way down the airways from the lips to the lungs and how you speak is by tightening the vocal cords while exhaling through them. So, when someone says they can’t breathe what they don’t mean they’re choking or being strangled. It means there is a derangement internally anywhere between the alveoli (where oxygen and carbon dioxide crosses from lung and blood) to the heart that pumps blood around, or in the blood cells that carries the gases, or at the cellular level where cells are fed oxygen and carbon dioxide is moved out of the cells.
I GF’s cases his heart was failing and that’s why he said, “I can’t breathe “. I see people I work with making the same mistake, that are medically trained. I certainly wouldn’t hold someone not trained to the same standard. We also have a problem in this country of assuming everyone is the same. Whether it’s race, gender or even professions. Everyone thinks that every doctor should know the same thing and they get confused when different doctors say different things. Remember this, to hammer everything looks like a nail. If you’re a racist, the answer to every question is racism.
As a paramedic, I imagine you've seen some ODs. Have you ever seen someone OD and die while wide awake, as they're claiming happened to Floyd? Every description of overdose I see out there imply that one will go on the nod and lose consciousness before the respiratory suppression becomes complete enough to kill them. I've seen my husband get this "wooden chest" from morphine while in the hospital, but he was also suffering from severe and near-fatal pneumonia and he still survived that chest feeling.
@noone8418: I hope you realize you took all of that time to post poppycock and BS.
@@somexp12 well considering people usually are wide awake when they die, that or they die in their sleep. George Floyd died of COVID and drugs.
he over dosed,
@@shayneaspin7495 No, he did not.
I'm a retired police officer. The arrest control hold that these officers were using on Floyd absolutely WAS a technique that was taught and authorized by many departments. I was taught this hold in 3 different city and county agencies that I worked for.
If the media had allowed the entire video, from the beginning, you can see Floyd walking around and claiming he can't breathe BEFORE the officers are even touching him. He couldn't breathe because the fentanyl he took was slowly decreasing his ability to breathe. That's what fentanyl does. It tells your brain to stop breathing.
I believe that Derek Chauvin, as a senior officer, should have gotten off of Floyd and sat him up until the paramedics arrived.
The defense had a medical examiner testify that Floyd had over a lethal dose of fentanyl in his system at his time of death. The prosecutors medical examiner was only saying that he died from asphyxiation, which is ALSO a symptom of fentanyl overdose as well. Floyd did not die from having his airway obstructed by Chauvin's knee. He died from overdosing on fentanyl.
Shame on his department for committed perjury on the stand by testifying that his department did not teach or authorize that arrest control hold.
I believe the issue isn’t so much about whether he followed proper procedure or not. By not releasing the hold sooner he is partially responsible for Floyd’s death. He probably didn’t cause the death, but he might have been able to prevent it. Makes zero sense he had to hold him down for so long and some sort of punishment is warranted. Thanks for your insights from the inside on this. I really appreciate the conversation between Glenn and John.
I would actually posit that he likely died from excited delirium considering that they refused to let him up off of his stomach, and he had a tumor on his adrenal gland that was more likely to cause his body to overproduce the catecholamines responsible for positional asphyxiation/excited delirium deaths.
The levels of illicit drugs and his system were high but not out of line with what you would expect to see in an individual with a high tolerance.
Mistakes were made in that interaction and that arrest. The officers taunting Floyd, while he's pinned down and crying for his mother, with comments of "So you're a big/tough guy, huh?". Refusing to move Floyd into the recovery or seated position once restrained and compliant. The fact that all of the other officers failed to abide by their duty to intercede. Their complete lack of emotional intelligence and ability to recognize that Floyd was not violent or aggressive, but terrified. Their lack of mental agility and critical thinking skills were stunning.
So should Eric Chauvin have been charged with murder? No. But negligent homicide would have been a very appropriate charge. There's no way that everyone in this case should have gone unpunished, but the punishments levied were not appropriate to the situation, and this encounter was filled to the brim with teachable moments for other law enforcement officers.
@@ebrakefmlthe other cops are definitely at fault for not stepping in. I could understand if Floyd kept fighting back, but once he stopped you have to let up sooner. Ultimately, police have to find a way to show more compassion or we'll continue to have situations like this. Btw, I'm in no way saying that Floyd is an innocent victim but the way we talk to and interact with others does make a difference.
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Yup a friend of mine got into fet and he died of asphyxiation do to fet overdose
First time listener. Enjoyed hearing actual facts in journalism being shared. I wish you the very best! I look forward to more discussions.
Hard truth to swallow. I am done with people being lied too. Americans deserve so much better than this. A great conversation.
I have read Thomas Sowell for years. Listening to you two gives me hope that truth telling is not dead.
Sowell is an economist who just throws black people under the bus.
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@@USMC-cv5sd tell me you've never read Sowell without telling me you've never read Sowell.... 😂
So NOW that we know the truth ... why does these BLACK leaders in the community not call for riots to 1. Release the police officers 2. Publically call BLM out to appologise and pay reparations to the cities and the people whos lives tehy destroyed and 3. Have public ceremonies where they remove ALL the statues, name packs etc etc from the public spaces ! where is these public riots mmmmmmm
The major problem in America is that people like Thomas Sowell and these gentlemen will not get the exposure they deserve! Why! Because it would expose the corruption of our government and open the eyes of Americans, especially blacks! The left would have a hard winning elections based on truth!
This lie was told because we aren't divided enough yet. They want us divided and at each others throats. Thank you or this video.
As a part black,I believe Al And Jesse is dividing the races as bad as the Floyd situation!
@@thomastolbert6184 Tell me why you think that please. I'd like to know what they said or did that is dividing your comunity.
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I had high hopes for a 'racial unifier' when Barrack Obama announced his candidacy for President. Then, during his campaign, I became worried about his ability bring people together. But it was during his presidency that I realized the truth, and clearly see now how much Obama left (and even accelerated) a legacy of fomenting racism and division. He enabled an "Us" vs. "Them" narrative that, instead of encouraging harmony and love, stoked hate, fear, and cynicism which caused many Americans to adopt the 'Oppressed/Oppressor' theme that permeates our society (especially our schools and universities), and that tries to color the lens of how we see each other. Sadly, Joe Biden is continuing to sow that division through his angrily-toned rhetoric.
True!
Yes, you are right!! So they plan and do in every socialistic country!
What an enlightened conversation
A great discussion by Glenn and John. Sadly our world seems to have lost any semblance of journalistic integrity.
I worked in law enforcement for 29 years. I never encountered racist officers as depicted in the media. For the last 10 years before I retired I received texts on Father's Day from offenders thanking me for helping them when noone else was there for them. Most of the texts came from young black offenders many of who had discharged years before. Judge people on CHARACTER not COLOR. I enjoyed this video and appreciate both of you having this discussion. Sadly I can not recommend anyone going into a criminal justice career today. I enjoyed my career but the days of supporting law enforcement officers died with the Floyd false narriative.
Getting those texts had to be so rewarding.
I'm infinitely glad that your experience was devoid of racism, but one person's anecdotal evidence cannot be extrapolated to the entire career field (obv this goes for my own experience as well).
I can tell you that I have seen racism in the field. I have seen discompassion and inhumanity towards many races, but especially black individuals, and particularly the black homeless population. I have heard officers casually say things about their black coworkers when they thought it was safe that shocked me. I have seen officers purposely injure "suspects" in custody only to discover that the person had done nothing wrong, and then excuse their behavior afterwards by minimizing the person's importance due to their race or socioeconomic status.
People, even police and police adjacent individuals, can have some of the most disgusting attitudes you could imagine, and far too many of them are good at concealing it.
What is worse now, is that because of the defund the police movement, the behavior is tolerated because there are so few officers left in so many places. They can't afford to fire the bad ones. The good officers are leaving because they're afraid of how their lives could be impacted by these narratives, but the bad ones have nothing to lose and they're going to ride this train until the wheels fall off, because they know that they'll ultimately be protected by the union and the department, and at the end of that tunnel there is a fat pension with their name on it.
This field has changed so much in the past 10 years, and none of it has been positive. I've thought about getting out several times. The only thing that keeps me working is the idea that if I and others like myself leave, who is left to hold the line and shine light on the dark areas? If I leave, knowing that those individuals are on the force, am I partially culpable for not staying and pushing for accountability? It's a thought that weighs heavily on many good officers these days, I'm sure
@@ebrakefmlI’m sorry that your experience was full of racism. But one anecdotal situation doesn’t discount the 99.9% of the cases that racism is completely out of the picture.
@j.b. 1897 Thank you for your service! Thank you for your kindness, your strength, and your sense of fair play. Thank you for your humanity. May you always feel the gratitude from those you were able to help. 😊
I saw the video you are talking about It was held almost a year after the event .It was put out by a British Daily the Guardian.You know who pushed this bullshit.
The media and individuals that fanned the flames of alleged racism should all be held accountable. Keeping facts hidden for the sole purpose of instigating riots and destruction is a crime.
its the Democratic Way of control
Yes, those Apocalyptic sinister figures are the top LIARS Democrats
BIGOTRY - we are ALL the same race. Color is a demographic/attribute. AND there was Nothing in the casket in Houston. My significant is a Mortician and we were asked to drive the hearse... We said NO way, Casket 5 foot, light... nothing in the casket. we did NOT want to be part of this SCAM.
it almost got through with Jussie Smollet, didn't it?
The limits to free speech are shouting fire in a crowded theatre when there's no fire. That's a crime.
Really enjoyed listening to you gentlemen …I will seek out more of your content …thanks for a calm word in a raging hurricane….all the best to you both …
Glenn I have nothing but repect for your compassion for Derek. Thank you fine Sir
Thank you for your courage. Speaking truth is not popular. You men are an asset to the human race which includes all colors. God bless you both.
Candace Owens’ take on the whole George Floyd affair was accurate. Full credit to her! Also, Shelby Steele’s concept of poetic truth versus the actual truth hits the nail on the head. The term fiasco can be used, here, without fear of resorting to superlative. John and Glenn, you two are THE voices of moral reason in America. Great work!
But Candace has since shown herself to be an ignoramus, and worse. I'm done with her.
She's a grifter, always has been.
@@dragons_red Perhaps. But my comment is correct regarding her assessment of the George Floyd case. I would never commit to believing what she, or anyone else, says without due consideration.
@@dragons_redRed Dragons represent Communism....Tyrannical China...Technocracy....loss of freedom. Red Dragons also represent demons and the lake of fire. We are living in the end of times. Jesus loves you. He can set you free. He can set us all free. God Bless.
Anybody got a link to that documentary?
Thank you guys for putting this out
Thank you to you both. I watched your entire response to the George Floyd video. My challenge to you and to all black leaders is this: When will you all publicly stand up and demand all of the police officers be set free? When will you stand up and demand for the immediate release of those innocent police officers? When will you do that? Contact the US Congress and demand those innocent police officers be set free! They were wrongly convicted and everyone knows it so do the right thing and SET THEM FREE!
Nope
Jailed for following procedures that they were taught. There was no way they were going to be acquitted out of fear.
Yes, my question now is...what will you do about it????? I'm glad they have come to their senses, but now they and everyone else who now sees the truth have the responsibility to correct this injustice.
This community WILL NOT ADMIT TO THEIR HATE TOWARDS WHITES. Especially the ignorant/street life thug/wishy washy jello brain bitter and mad at the world who can't admit they are wrong and the cause of their woes!
I don't care so much about Chauvin. He's guilty of negligence, in my eyes.
But you can't watch the entirety of the bodycam footage and still actually think the other officers on the scene are guilty of... Anything. Hell, the first officer on scene was downright polite to him the entire time.
Bout time people of my age group and black, is not only finding out truth but the courage to speak out and report the truth. Thank you.
No one believes that you are black
Amen to that!
Everyone that wasn't a woke follower knew the truth then. The only people that need to watch this movie to know the truth ARE tge leftie woke crazies. The world knew then in 2020
EXCEPT for idiots that even though the videos n truth were everywhere in 2020 yet they still like these 2guys chose to follow n believe bs. No shock, nothing new in the usa its their usual
We all need truth, mate, and healing. Everyone. Humanity is one, do not let them divide us.
This reminds me of the blatant denial of the truth because of race in the OJ trial.
What a wonderful eye-opening conversation. Rational thought examining facts not emotion.
The truth needs to be released on the news.
Facts matter, not feelings.
As life long residents of the Twin Cities, my wife and I knew from the very beginning that the police officers were not guilty of murder, or even negligent homicide, in the death of George Floyd, but that it would not matter. The facts of the case were actually clear, almost from the getgo. The Hennepin County Coroner ruled that Floyd was not asphyxiated, that he died from a combination of drugs and preexisting conditions. How were the officers supposed to know that? The pathologist who did the second autopsy was hired by the family of George Floyd. He was paid to say that Floyd died of asphyxiation, so, hardly the independent, disinterested professional that the Hennepin County Coroner was. That the restraint that Derek Chauvin exercised on Floyd was part of police training was broadcast on the local news, as were the recordings of the police body cams. This may have been new information to the men in this video, but all of it was known locally before the start of the trials. It didn't matter. Truth is not relevant to most of the people who live in the Twin Cities. Most of them do not have a category for objective truth in their thinking
It was also obvious that the police officers could not get a fair trial in Hennepin County, but there was no chance at all that a change of venue would be granted. Minneapolis is a one-party city, and has been for twenty-five years. The last non-DFL (Democrat Farmer Labor Party, a coalition put together by Hubert Humphrey in 1944) to hold elective office in Minneapolis retired in 1998.
The DFL party fosters the perception of racism far beyond what has actually been the case in Minnesota. And yes, I know about the three black men who were lynched in Duluth in 1920. That event is most notable in our Minnesota history precisely because it is unique. The DFL keeps the perception of racism alive in order to scare black voters into voting for them. They are all for programs that keep poor people dependent on the government, but when it comes to programs that could actually help poor families escape poverty, like school vouchers could help poor parents get their children into better schools, the DFL is against them.
Since this is the way the DFL works, the political pressure to prevent a change of venue started early and was pervasive. The fortification of the Hennepin County Government Center is evidence that the prosecutors and political leaders knew the case against the officers was weak. If the case had been absolutely compelling, there would be no reason to fear a not-guilty verdict and fortification of the Government Center would have been unnecessary.
The jurors, having just experienced riots and massive destruction of property, not all of which has been cleaned up three and a half years later, were afraid to render anything but guilty verdicts. This case was never about whether the police officers were guilty of any crime; it was always about preventing more riots. The legal system in Minnesota did not care whether justice was done, they were concerned with the aftermath if justice had been done. They were willing to sacrifice four innocent police officers to their fears.
@puzby5482. Thank you for sharing these truths as you know it. There was more going on there than we were told. Like somebody wants to sew discord and division. The questions are who and why? Good luck guys
Well said, thank you.
Thank you for these insights. Interesting that the king and his court fortified their castle and raised the drawbridge, while allowing the villagers -- who supposedly pay tribute for their protection -- to be pillaged. [edit] Chauvin should walk free, and every official and perjuring witness who knowingly participated in this railroading deserves the very jail time that Chauvin received and/or to personally pay him substantial damages for deprivation of rights!
ALMOST THE SAME THING HAPPEN IN SOUTH AFRICA WHEN ZUMA WENT TO PRISON ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE
I am a Republican. It was really painful to watch what Derek Chauvin and the other officers did that day. I’m of the mindset that if Mr. Floyd had not met with the officers, given his tolerance to fentanyl, he would still be alive today. Am I wrong in thinking that if a person is in distress while in custody (e.g. overdosing), that officers should help him instead of make it worse?
I commend these men for saying what no one else will. These guys need to be praised for speaking out against the media narrative. They got a new fan in me…
These guys don't know what they are talking about I'm not a fan
A lot of people were saying this about Floyd Before this documentary came out. Of course it was called conspiracy
Lmao. "Say what no one else will." Every conservative and other brand of racist has been trying to pin the blame for Flloyd's death on something other than the cop who kneeled on his neck for 9 minutes and prevented anyone from assisting him, EVEN AFTER HE WENT UNCONSCIOUS. You would believe literally anyone telling you Flloyd wasn't killed. They could have said a completely different reason and you'd still be here in the comment section, without doing any research or critical analysis, praising them for confirming what you already assumed because you're racist trash.
C'mon man! You don't see anything wrong with that video?
@miltonelliott8506 They were right that even with truth that anyone left of center won't have their mind changed.
Oh, my. Please do not despair. I'm grateful to hear the empathy expressed for humanities plight, and for open minds to contemplate errors made in society. I'm grateful for the peaceful dialogue people are having now that your program encourages.
Wow, you guys are amazing to listen to. Thank you for this. I'll be sure to watch this film now and share this with others. Bless you both.
Nice to hear two adults having a discussion where they listen to each other without getting " in their feelings".👍
Trump DID win the 2020 election! Biden, the tyrant, was installed and he's destroying our country! It's intentional!
Yes Mr. McWhorter, excellent words, even your not medical. I’m a retired trauma RN, that much drugs n a human body, a person would scream “I can’t breath”. My height and weight, I would not have lasted seconds, not minutes. People will be brought into ER and beat the crap out of us, 5 to 6 RNs as we are trying to save their lives. Thank you for speaking the truth. I’m in tears, two men are finally telling the truth. So wrong, so wrong. Thank you Mr. Glenn. I want to hug you for your words and emotion. Speaking the truth, one is called names!
Yes, Fentanyl in high doses is very tricky, very individual. Now we are giving more Narcan but they did not know what and how much he took, what his O2 saturation was . They had no ambu bag with oxygen. I doubt they could do a good chin tilt and jaw thrust or put a oral airway in untill he could be reversed and or incubated. It's sometimes challenging for professionals let alone a inadequately trained police force. They can't be expected to be health care professionals. It's not fair to their profession and as it wouldn't be fair to have mandatory police trying for Healthcare workers. Yes give them some training to help untill the ambulance arives but Floid overdosed. If Floyd didn't overdose and the police had a crystal ball to see his past he would still be alive.
The point is you don't have to stand on someone's neck, I know that's hard for you to understand.
@@morrismims5327 It is amusing how you make a point of refusing to admit understanding. Now you, of course, *don't* have any understanding of this, as you've likely never had a role in society that requires you do deal with our criminal underclass, but there is a reason people like that get treated the way they do: They fight, they lie, and they don't cooperate with police in the commission of their crimes. They need to be restrained, and police need to be told how it's acceptable to restrain them. Chauvin was trained to do that, so he did it.
@@johnmoore5293 cops have Narcan. And bringing someone back isn't hard. Narcan nasal spray & CPR. I've brought back a dozen individuals and have basic training unlike cops who receive more than adequate training. And he was perfectly coherent until he was left on his stomach with his hands cuffed behind his back. a position known to cause sudden asphyxia. In 1995 the Justice Department told departments in training materials "As soon as the suspect is handcuffed, get him off his stomach.” So why was Mr Floyd kept in that position for almost 10 minutes. The fentanyl didn't kill Mr Floyd, leaving him in a dangerous position for over 10 minutes did.
@@morrismims5327 the arguments in this video is even more dishonest because while the press made a big deal about Chauvin's knee on his neck. But that was never the real problem. Leaving someone in the prone position with their hands cuffed behind their back has been known to be really dangerous for decades. In 1995 the Department of Justice told police departments in training materials "As soon as the suspect is handcuffed, get him off his stomach.” Even without Chauvin's body weight the position in known to potentially cause sudden asphyxia. Michael Brown was in this position for 10 seconds and it killed him. What possible excuse could someone have for keeping a person in a dangerous high risk position for 10 minutes.
Wow , I had actually thought that at the time.
Great conversation. The truth shall set us free. Subscribing.
The injustice of these scenarios is appalling.
Fool, you've been scammed.
I feel ashamed daily for living under a gov't that would sacrifice an American peace officer to quiet the mob.
AN American peace officer? Many are doing jail in this case, not only one. And although that is reprehensible, it's also an understatement. They let the country burn. and people died in the riots of 2020. Democrats bailed the rioters out and called Republicans evil. One political party is killing this country on purpose. And now they are literally using the law to do this to Trump and LOTS of average American citizens. These government actors need to go, but have literally rigged the elections, and divested their duties to unelected people.
They did it to appease the black mob. And black people let it happen. How insulting to black people.
Lions for Lambs
I also remember Floyd saying he could not breath long before he was on the ground... A total travesty of justice..now There are streets near me named after A Thug....??
You should have been ashamed a long time before this incident.
If you want justice for all, you must push for justice for those officers in jail that should not be.
Thank you for doing this. I didn’t know some of the things that you mentioned. Wow!
Read the book by Liz Collins. It tells even more. It’s disgusting what they did to all the officers in particular Derek Chauvin. Praying for him.
Most of the truth about this has come from black commentators like Candace Owens, Larry Elder, Officer Tatum and Glenn and John. Thank you for your courage.
If whites say anything they get called racist by blacks and jews. It's not courage when they are given a free ticket to talk and whites are not.
@fredhall6525 What is an example of this truth coming from these bootlicking individuals?
It's all on the Internet/UA-cam. Better still, read the coroners report - it says that GF died from a heart attack brought on by the police officer kneeling on his neck ... however, in the same report no supportive physical evidence on the body(trauma in the neck) definitively corroborates the neck constraint being the causative effect. Many other factors (including the drugs in his system could have brought on the heart attack) including his aggrieved and distraught state may have caused the same. There is a lot of evidence suggesting that the trial was directed to a certain conclusion not least of which because of the societal carnage that would have occurred had the verdict gone the other way. The hysteria in society that has come to the fore In the last decade is akin to the Salem Witch Trials - the morass of the mad demanded a certain verdict ... and got it! @@jammiegolson7171
Haha let me guess those are the “free thinkers” . Sounds about whyte
The truth had been there from the beginning.. and anyone with common sense knew the truth from day 1
When Benjamin Crump is involved. It's all lies
Just subbed gentlemen…FINALLY some OBJECTIVE discussion on this horrible situation.
where's the link to the film, didn't you mention you'll post a link?
I watched that entire trial, and I knew it was a miscarriage of justice, but because of cultural insanity I've stayed relatively quiet about it. Glad to see great thinkers and speakers such as Glenn and John coming to see it as well.
Yes but it changed nothing so what's the point ? Two men had a civil discussion so what
I commend you to gentlemen for having the courage to make this. Thank you.
Thank you John and Glenn for your truth and honesty, and revealing the truth.
George Floyd incident is an absolute tragedy. How a judge refused to look at the case again is beyond me.
Mob intimidation.
@@theguybehindyou4762 And heaps of political interference. If not solely driven by politics.
The judge would have been afraid of being called racist and losing his job, so many people have lost jobs and had their lives ruined by not towing the line of the narrative that white cops are racist.
Maxine Waters was out in the street attending at least one of those "peaceful protests" , shouting for the cameras and the rioters to hear her say for them to keep doing what they are doing in the streets until that "jury returns the correct verdict! And that verdict is guilty!" ⁴⅘þþþþÿÿÿÿ
Maxine Waters was out in the street attending at least one of those "peaceful protests" , shouting for the cameras and the rioters to hear her say for them to keep doing what they are doing in the streets until that "jury returns the correct verdict! And that verdict is guilty!" ⁴⅘þþþþÿÿÿÿ