Interview: AG Keith Ellison Speaks Out On Derek Chauvin's Conviction
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2021
- Ahead of his "60 Minutes" interview, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sits down with Esme Murphy (12:27). WCCO Sunday Morning - April 25, 2021
We're in a bad place when it takes that much evidence to get Justice...
I see it differently; I feel that there is this much evidence because we are changing. More individual voices and perceptions are actually being heard which is giving us both more evidence as well as new outcomes. This is a place beneficial to more people, but we are, in many respects, within a birthing process.
Absolutely- every case is not going to have this much evidence & it shouldn't have to.
@@ja9795 dude use your damn head stop it. This is not good. It took the whole world to help us convict a cop who killed a man on camera that in itself is to scary. Had a black cop did that to a white man or lady I promise you the world wouldn't even follow it, they already know he will be guilty period.
yeah its pretty disturbing that if it werent for the fact that this happened to be so well documented, there never would have been a chance of conviction. body cams alone probably wouldnt have shown enough to remove enough reasonable doubt, and if the case wasnt so infamous, they never would have released the body cam footage to begin with
@@user-md3wm7vu1f It actually did happen: The Mohamad Noor case was referred to several times in Chauvin's Trial
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The entire world was watching, kid you not.
To Tracie Roberts who thinks that blocking off the street where George Floyd died is just such a huge inconvenience to the community.... well I have news for her that George Floyd's family I am pretty certain feel that his untimely death is a permanent inconvenience and tragedy!!!
Actually, no it wasn't.
This IS a landmark case. That photo of the cop kneeling on the defenseless victim George Floyd is also ICONIC and will last generations if not permanently.
It is the ultimate act of cruelty, yet so unnecessary. While the black community has been complaining for years about police brutality, nothing could be worse than this - a complete subjugation.
Witnessed world-wide, America has no business lecturing to other countries about their human rights record, when this is what they have to show.
So, are you sure he is an icon. He is a criminal who overdosed on phentynol after he swallowed the pills just before he got arrested. I can see 3rd degree...but, the rest were piled on and what Maxine waters and Kamala and Bidet did to threaten the jury. He will unfortunately be overturned. When that happens...who will you blame?
@@JTOTHEW3000
Incorrect assessment
So glad Keith Ellison stated this has been going on since 1919
A Century + and the last statement was, "Alot of people didn't think you'd be able to pull it off"
Let that sink in
Awesome job for the prosecution all of this has affected me personally. And I feel like it was the right verdict..
I am with you Felic, if it had been anything different...all hell woulda broke loose and then some.... like no shit!!!!! Anyhow I'm sure sheit still about to blow, only a matter of time... byeeee..
A white policeman convicted of murdering a black man while on duty...This would be something that would be very unheard of back in the 60s...We have truly come along way! 😎✌🏾
This will go down in history
It’ll go down in history cause a career criminal was made to look like a saint and his family got 27 million dollars
@@jethro1177 Nobody is making him out to be a saint Jackass. People are angry about the incident on May 25, 2020. The masses would have been angry if he was white, purple or polka dot....oh, I forgot that if he was white, there would have been no case cause it would have been a lot different.
@@gooser__43 theres no evidence he was abusive. ellisons ex wife (who remains good friends with him) and his daughter who was living with ellison and monahan deny he was ever abusive. if the allegations were true, then i would just view him as an asshole who also did good work, whatever his motives were, on this particular case. i have no problem reconciling those two things
@@gooser__43 never heard of him before but thats odd behavior for sure
@@gooser__43 oh, theres more than one "umbrella man" apparently. well it does say they later identified the guy as belonging to a white supremacist group (cant post a link or the comment gets deleted).
it looks like all ellison did was question his followers on twitter if any of them could identify the man and added that he “doesn’t look like any civil rights [protester] I have ever seen.” there were a lot of people from out of state arrested on the first few days of the riots.
Next Minnesota Governor
@@gooser__43 Evidence?
@Brett Kozlak bye Felicia! LOL!!!
@Brett Kozlak You're just giving me more reasons to vote for him.
@Brett Kozlak Ok. Politics is like driving after all, D to go forward and R to go backwards.
@Brett Kozlak Lmao, Third positionists are literally just people too embarrassed to say they're fascists. Christ you "people" are dumb.
We all saw those other officers 👮 help that man kill Floyd.
Keith Ellison is now the face of social justice... the world is better because of Keith Ellison
a little bit of all of us died that day
Reform and move forward with the torch.
Appreciate him
Man he is comforting to the eyes
@@gooser__43 Where's her video? She never released it. Funny how willing you are to believe things with no evidence.
Cell phone video capable is starting to bring justice to the “cops think a short earned badge makes them gods”...they cover for each other! They will now answer to public...
Sucks to be in Turkey, where cops can abuse their citizens
Could'ent have said it better, cell phone video had a lot of pull
Sir Keith, how can you say you feel for sympathy for chauvin after he killed a black man like yourself. That was a sad moment for you.love your people first and don't be a sellout.we are all human but chauvin did not see FLOYD as a human being. Think before you speak
Well said, Mr. Ellison. Minnesota is your state.
About the sentencing that police officer will get the less amount of time possible watch and see what I tell you, I could be wrong but I doubt it being this is Minnesota that judge and a defense attorney they've been in that courtroom before they know each other and about that cop this is Minnesota. Also, I have always heard that in Minnesota you do have the time with good behavior .
Why? Am just saying if that be the case. Then we can all agree that systemic racism will by all means be dismantle. Hate must be dismantled that's the reality until then there's nothing else matters.
So he felt bad for Chauvin after the verdicts of guilty were read because "he's a human being". Many people are of that thinking concerning this case too. Only because it was a COP. Anyone else convicted of a crime is a "monster" according to them. No feeling bad for them. But when it's a cop, it's a human being and people feel bad for them. GTFO with that
I don't think anyone is a monster or evil or perfect. Humans have a lot of out of balance life to unravel and heal from and the care we need instead of control and power and all the addictions .. that care could help us realize why people behave in such mad and horrible ways.
@@karate4348 Oppression Hello please for a second try putting yourself in another's shoes stop being judgemental. People are not addicts unless they feel that way about themselves.Bad habits are the same thing we all have flaws.Some people gamble, swearing, drugs, alcohol, and lying to name a few. Which becomes habits.
54 percent only .....
Having black representatives speak on this race case...is like having David Duke come on and talk black crime. No bias huh?
TEAR DOWN THE BLUE WALL
Nice freak show. Thanks for a good laugh!
6:39 I was like "come again?" Glad she made sure she didn’t hear what I heard
This may sound crazy but to me TO ME it seemed like the man was relived like I know he knows all he did was wrong but to think about it he did this to other people this man is sick maybe he wants help and no way I'm feel bad for him everybody if anybody understand what I'm saying
Keep praying for a change because prayers still are being answered. We can do nothing in our own strength so you must keep praying for that change.
Sorry! But it is only one man doing time under the ground Mr. G F.
ELLISON YOU FEEL BAD FOR A MURDER, BUT HE STILL TOO THIS DAY DON'T FEEL BAD FOR KILLING GEORGE FLOYD. WHY DON'T YOU DO SOME OF THE YEARS FOR HIM. I DON'T TRUST KEITH ELLISON EITHER.
"Detra Scott" I agree with you. The person(s) I feel bad for are George Floyd, his family, his little girl. I Also feel bad for the traumatized bystanders who tried to help George. Chauvin murdered George, did not even try to resuscitate him afterwards. He walked away leaving him on the sidewalk like a dog. Chauvin is no human being in my book he's a monster!
Ellison protected my real killer, Morries Hall and Shawanda
Nope, just chauvin. He gets all e credit, and rightfully so.
I wish people who kill people would speak about what happened, why and track and trace the life experiences and the family/cultural past stories which contributed to this situation. I wish there were no punishment.. that we just care for people and know them well enough to know who could be dangerous... who needs help... and I know what I say is a million miles from the madness of racism and competition and spendaholic society... I would love to see more time to care and less time rushing around like a bunch of idiots.
Well what your wishing for comes with action , peace, kindness, compassion,and love it's just that simple.Wishing for something does not bring about change.
This mans system is so broken. He should have to explain how Chauvin was still on the force after all his bad policing. This man is a joke and needs to do some actual work on change, instead of locking up cops that were a ticking time bomb.
For this particular case, this is a wrong verdict.
Definitely not in the least bit. It was on camera, the eye witness testimony, his superior officers, medics who took george away in the ambulance, expert testimony, and the medical examiner, beg to differ. I'm starting to worry about how many ppl who live amongst us could be so calloused and just plain cruel. George died because a man kneeled on him for almost 10 minutes until he was unresponsive and with a pulse. Even after one of the cops asked chauvin if they should lay george on his side recovery position. Chauvin said no, to leave him right as we was.. so instead of getting off of him and rendering aid, (like they were supposed to do) they decide to kneel on him an extra 3 minutes. He wouldn't even the the off duty firefighter check georges pulse. He threatened to mace her if she intervened. How exactly did they jury get this one wrong? Why should he be set free even though he has had 17 use of force accusations. One of those is of chauvin hitting a kid with a flash like, and rendering him unconscious with a choke hold. He then put him in a prone position with a knee on the kids neck and back for 17 minutes.
Mistrial
Too late for that. The trial is over. Chauvin is now a convicted felon who is prison where he belongs.
@Dan Wruck i havent found any sources that favor chauvin in an appeal. chauvins evil past will be in front of the judge prior to sentencing
@BKK may God have mercy on your soul for that comment.
Naaa, you got it wrong, the evil is down in the jail house. There wasn't any need for court in the first place . Chauvin's face that day was the real face of evil . Throw him there in the jail and drop the key in the middle of the ocean, period.