Derek Chauvin Is a Martyr To a Lie

[@glennhopkins2643]

Tim Walz should be in prison. He let Minneapolis burn the city for 4 days. The Minneapolis riot is a national disgrace.

[@hughlt]

Keith Ellison belongs in there with him.

[@benrtomahawk]

That Minneapolis mayor (Frey) as well! The idiots "voted" for him to get another term too! He's not even from Minnesota!

[@kliftonmayo5493]

You aren't lying

[@billgray3796]

Such is woke

[@johnschaffer4100]

His disgusting daughter said she liked the smell of the thugs burning down the city when she opened her bedroom window.

[@NoahWhite-b4q]

Derek Chauvin's case is a textbook example of trial by media.

[@Angelfeathere8w]

Media and censorship

[@FoodFreedomUSA]

Trial by mob.

[@scotniver7180]

Same as Scott Pederson

[@jamesfeldman4234]

More precisely, it was a trial by Mob. Democrat politicians and Racist Pundits, along with BLM and other Marxist groups (or the Democrat Party, collectively) were the instigators of the Mob lawlessness. The Media Presstitutes were (and still are) merely wings of the Democrat Party Leadership.

[@PassengersMusic777]

Speaking of ‘textbook’ he restrained Floyd as he was trained and instructed. There were even videos and photos from his department. He had grounds to sue the city.

[@tipsterbl]

Chauvin needs to be released, exonerated and restored. This has been a travesty.

[@remaguire]

I agree with the released and exonerated, but if I was in his shoes, I would never be a cop again, but especially never in Minneapolis.

[@kdhovis8665]

Chauvin should discreetly be admitted into Witness Protection or some other program. Change his name. Give him back his life! GF was a criminal and would not cooperate with officers!

[@casedismissed8581]

with any luck, big orange may do just that !

[@tipsterbl]

@ I agree I meant financially.

[@raycorrigan3297]

@@casedismissed8581no chance

[@davidjacobs3275]

That Congresswoman should be charged with inciting a riot.

[@BornintheUSA-1984]

Used federal funds to fly in and incite a riot, continuing riot. absolutely prosecutable.

[@benrtomahawk]

That's all she does! Nothing but a leech on the taxpayers! She was blowing kisses to that FTX guy too!

[@pedanpontif]

Trump simply said to take our country back.

[@rhondae8222]

@@BornintheUSA-1984 Right, yet nothing will be done about it as usual. Smh

[@totallysmooth1203]

She be's bleck.

[@jamessamaroo4729]

Derek Chauvin was victim of MOB JUSTICE!

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

He was one of many vic tims of antiwhiteism

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

*Antiwhiteism

[@reginaldgraves1684]

Jesus suffered the same justice.

[@jeffreyabelson7171]

affirmed by Trump's supreme court

[@BeholdPontiusPilate]

​@@reginaldgraves1684Because he hoodwinked the uneducated, desert folks of his time. And my namesake, was responsible for justice being served.

[@morpheus3128]

Derek Chauvin should be immediately released and all charges overturned. Anyone that riots in protest should take his place.

[@exeter66]

I can't believe his lawyers didn't demand the AUTOPSY REPORT of LLOYD. Chauvin deserves major RECOMPENSATION!

[@angelalemos9811]

Period 😂

[@robertcompton5232]

It only took 4 years and Derek's life destroyed for the media to begin to talk about what so many of us saw in 2020.

[@jamesharmon3827]

Yeah I saw all the so-called NEW evidence well before the trial. But it didn't take long for them to bury it.

[@EricWolfe-w3c]

Chauvin was sacrificed so that cities would stop being looted and burned. Same mindset is why the Supreme Court refused to take up any of the voter fraud cases, they knew Trump won and overturning the election would’ve resulted in riots that would dwarf the Floyd ones. So they punted and we got 4 years of an illegitimate “president” and a stunningly incompetent administration that put us in such a deep hole on every front, one term of Trump can’t possibly undo all the damage.

[@inlandindieP35]

The 3 other cops got railroaded too

[@johnfish1194]

They bowed down to the selective outrage crowd, and ignored the evidence, and tossed him under the bus to placate the screaming horde, its a wonder that anyone wants to be an officer now days.

[@Kroh13]

There is a shortage , couple reasons .. you can no longer be a white male .. it’s hard to test good enough to place full time .. the pay sucks , people hate you , the stress ruins marriages . You needed to get the Covid shot , and some places still require the booster 😂 yep. A lot of departments also have tattoo requirements much like the military which make it hard for former military to be hired ! Departments have way more issues than just racism . DEI has crushed them

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

@@johnfish1194 by “selective outrage,” you of course mean the Antiwhite Narrative

[@bobl2887]

Fist there was the push for minority and female hiring because minorities didn't like whites enforcing the law. Then there came the defund the police movement. Now it's attack the white cops and white President mentality

[@terrylandess6072]

Another big problem is society acting in self preservation by moving away. No stores, no food, no one to maintain the infrastructure - resulting in them moving away to infest and ruin somewhere else. If you make the bed - sleep in it.

[@austinstyles6393]

Damn shame letting a city burn and putting a man in prison for something he didn’t do. Real sick society we live in.

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Chauvin is also in prison for things he DID do, like tax evasion.

[@thomashasty2936]

@@TheRealCaptainFreedomWRONG!

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

@@thomashasty2936 Look it up, bro.

[@Confessor555]

Ninjas did that.

[@reliantncc1864]

​@@TheRealCaptainFreedomIncorrect. He got zero prison time for tax evasion.

[@bullirish]

This trial was an outrage! Let this man out of prison!

[@Jsimms1324]

No

[@WayneLynch69]

Enormous snaps to Klavan. Such a lynching

[@HondoTrailside]

There was plenty of exculpatory evidence at the trial, but then they just did their job and convicted him. One problem Chauvin has is that he had some pretty bad "problems" some have said corruption, so they were going to lock him up regardless. Once he got in the lens, he was going to be very vulnerable, it is said. If he was clean as a whistle he would have had a better chance on appeal, etc...

[@Pacmon0]

Agreed Floyd was not asphyxiated cause of death cardiac arrest. But this video is disgusting. Chauvin a martyr? He used excessive force and this is idiocy, in terms of police split second mistakes. This was a 9 minute mistake. The knee hold was supposed to be only until suspect subdued and once he was cuffed, no reason for the knee hold Floyd said he could not breathe and called for his mother. He should have been turned on his side. So it does appear to be manslaughter. This garbage does the law and order Maga side a disservice in terms of condoning police brutality.

[@user-pr3np4cs7u]

@@Jsimms1324 Whoever said no doesn’t know what actually happened and how the left hijacked this tragedy for its own purposes. Wake up and check your the truth!

[@ShrobsImprov]

Waters is exactly what is wrong with this country right now!

[@perfumegoose]

Memphis Tennessee is full of Waters. Look at it now; I got the hell out of there.

[@wendellknight2072]

​@@perfumegoose Yeah Right, we need a hell of lot more people who are willing to stand up for tbe rights of black people

[@wendellknight2072]

We actually need more people and politicians to stand up for tbe rights of black people

[@williamsecor7745]

I saw the jurors speak on this. I have never seen such a moronic group of irresponsible people.

[@jacobthompson1288]

"peers"

[@totaldissenter69]

The OJ Simpson jury comes to mind.

[@kdhovis8665]

​@@totaldissenter69Could they read cursive? 🙄

[@raycorrigan3297]

Ya they were Yanks. Not the brightest people 😅😅

[@tbone1212]

Unfortunately that is exactly why they were picked for the jury….

[@A_Retired_MSgt]

The part that bothers me the most about this case is that he was judged and convicted by people that have obviously never had to subdue someone... let alone someone out of their mind on a chemical.

[@DepakoteMeister]

I work in a hospital, to safely restrain someone who is unco-operative takes 6 people, so with less people you need to take more drastic measures.

[@g.w.7893]

As someone who does have to restrain and subdue people, you're absolutely correct.

[@thatsmynamesowhat2949]

Until Chauvin is released, the American Justice system is a fucking joke.

[@greyone40]

They hid the fact that Floyd was alive when he arrived at the hospital. In the Daniel Penny case, the fact that Neely was alive at the hospital was revealed at trial. If they had been able to hide that fact, then Penny might have been falsely convicted too.

[@jacobthompson1288]

? it's completely different not at all similar, Penny is a civilian not police

[@butterfly-nb1ow]

I see similarities in both cases. They both made it difficult for good to prevail over evil.

[@TwaunaPower-qc8ei]

The process is the punishment. ~ Kamala Harris

[@sylentknight]

I thought a person was clinically dead when CPR is started ?

[@elenorsnow8970]

@@sylentknight No, in fact people learning CPR are warned VERY seriously to NEVER begin CPR IF there is a pulse! THAT ends up STOPPING the heart!

[@maryannerazzo1737]

A martyr to a lie. I can only hope Chauvin is vindicated.

[@HondoTrailside]

Probably won't happen he was otherwise liable for stuff that wasn't anywhere near the Floyd death. His job was to keep out of the light, and he failed. But I don't see anything they did on the day that deserves what has happened to him. And if you get stabbed multiple times in the pen, then you should be released. As Oscar Wilde said of his imprisonment: "if this is how the Queen treats her prisoners, she doesn't deserve to have them.

[@rhondae8222]

I'm Black and I agree. Praise Christ. ❤

[@johnmac333]

I hope Trump pardons Chauvin , the sacrificial lamb for black malfeasance .

[@kevinjurkiewicz9557]

He can’t, chauvin’s crime was state and not federal

[@crocodilegrundee4514]

Yeah unfortunately he can’t. Only the Governor of that state can since it was prosecuted in the state. If there were Federal charges Trump can for them, but the state likely will not for the state charges. Maybe if Trump does pardon the Federal charges, that may put pressure on the Governor, but I wouldn’t put money on it. The guy was railroaded by the left!

[@FredHaferkamp]

There was no crime by Chavin, just the dumb dope black guy​@@kevinjurkiewicz9557

[@mas5867]

​@@kevinjurkiewicz9557wrong. Chauvin was convicted by the feds for violating Floyd's civil rights. He plead guilty so he could be housed in federal prison. Trump can pardon the fed part.

[@mas5867]

​@@kevinjurkiewicz9557wrong. He was chged by the feds for violating Floyd's civil rights and plead guilty so he could be housed by the feds.

[@GpG-dt4su]

Conservative media should take a lot of the blame for this for displaying absolute cowardice in the face of an angry mob.

[@ruthmaryrose]

This injustice is why we the people voted for Trump. January 20 can’t come soon enough.

[@Burger1097]

I once arrested a guy exactly like Floyd. Practically asleep at the ER, his resting heart rate was 157 bpm.

[@bernardhayes4459]

The four officers who arrested Flyod are martyrs

[@RitaHartmann]

Free the Minneapolis Four!

[@Teukel-f7h]

Are you confused? Do you know what a martyr is? You are not insightful but vague. At least understand what you are trying to say and say it.

[@Daniel-z2c3e]

@@Teukel-f7hstop clowning. They are absolutely martyrs. By every definition of the term.

[@Arthur-ux6po]

In the mouth of 2 or 3 witnesses every word will be established.

[@annebosworth7048]

Am I the only person on here that likes to see justice done.. those officer's deserves everything they got.. cheuvin won't get out hopefully..

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

This is about race, was about race, and will continue to be about race. Conservatives need to stop playing around. Antiwhteism is the problem.

[@Qwerty-jy9mj]

It's about Chauvin, he got an unfair trial

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

@@Qwerty-jy9mjand why did he get an unfair trial? 🤔

[@briankepner7569]

Well written. I miss your intro it was so cool

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

@@Qwerty-jy9mj what is the reason for his unfair trial?

[@Qwerty-jy9mj]

@@CoolPapaJMagik No you don't get it. To concede the point about race is akin to saying Chauvin should get out of jail for being white, or that anything about it has to do with _you,_ for example

[@sheilagibson982]

He was the sacrificial lamb, (they wanted to find a reason to start the riots).

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

100% I don't like Chauvin and have objections to his approach that he used during Floyd's arrest, but none of that changes the fact that Chauvin was absolutely used as a launch pad for anti-white pogroms.

[@MrRodwatson]

I would alter that assessment slightly. -They wanted to find a way to CONTROL the riots!

[@puppylove4506]

His police chief lied under oath about the maneuver that Derek used. He said it was not in the policy manual. But it was. That police chief is the poster child for why the 9th commandment is so important.That police chief will someday gets his but it will not be a 22 year sentence it will be eternal.

[@scubadivingadventures1]

Very very true. When he stands trembling before God, pissing himself in fear, he’s gonna know how badly he messed up for that one. He put an innocent man in jail for life due to a lie

[@robertcarpenter7486]

This should be a crime to lie in a trail.

[@andrewwalsh2544]

I remember at the time that the Minneapolis police manual was online and I took a screenshot of the section that described Chauvin's tactic.

[@annebosworth7048]

Nobody lied cheuvin was not trained to keep his knee on his neck..

[@guaranteeme7737]

@@annebosworth7048 His knee was on his trapezius (upper back). Research the facts before posting.

[@whitway12]

I always shutter when I hear that he was ‘murdered’ - he wasn’t murdered, he died. Murder would suggest that there was intention, and he did not intentionally kill Floyd. As a disclaimer, I don’t think he DESERVED to die, but there were SO many contextual factors involved in his death, not to mention, when you choose to live a life of crime, you take the risk of losing your life at any time. It seriously bothers me that his family made their apparent ‘love’ for him VERY well known AFTER his death, and seriously profited from his passing, yet, apparently his life wasn’t that important prior to his passing, nor did they even spare a few minutes to go and pick up his personal belongings from where he lived post mortem. It will always greatly confuse me that Floyd has been hailed as some sort of ‘saint’ with statues being erected and murals being painted in his name, and entire cultural movements dedicated to his death, while in life, he was an absolutely abhorrent and vile human being who terrorized his own community in a multitude of ways. It’s a polarizing and contextual, layered issue, but the way the country and moreover the world responded to this incident was antithetical to any form of progress or positive change - it spurred on a fraudulent charity that made hundreds of millions of dollars, yet there seems to be zero progress in terms of building up black communities, the founders became wealthy beyond imagination and spent decent people’s donations on their real estate portfolio, and to enrich their own friends and family members, much of the money was donated to LGBTQ organizations (its just a coincidence that Patrice Cullors is a lesbian and her partner is trans), I don’t see any improvement in the education sector of black communities, or building wealth, or fostering healthy family dynamics which are all issues that are far more detrimental to lower income black communities than ‘white rage’ ever will be, that money SHOULD have been wisely invested to improve the lives of black communities where it is desperately needed (I hate using the term ‘black community’ because black people are not monolithic, I just can’t think of better verbiage in this case).

[@annebosworth7048]

He did murder gf plain and simple...

[@richardgross3794]

@@annebosworth7048plain and simply wrong

[@annebosworth7048]

@@richardgross3794 he's pure evil

[@annebosworth7048]

@@richardgross3794 U must be blind if U can't see him pushing down hard with his knee on Floyd

[@elenorsnow8970]

One of the (TEENAGED) children Floyd .... shot sperm to create ... DID NOT EVEN KNOW this was his father till Floyd was all over the news; and *then* his MOTHER told him that was his father! (I want a genetic paternity test BEOFRE giving THEM a chunk of the MILLIONS OF DOLLARS the city paid out before the autopsy was even done!! Why is shyster Crump ALWAYS there pushing for "reparations" for a drug dealer/counterfeiter -- and how much of the windfall does HE take?!

[@Thomas_Stearns_Eliot]

Christopher Columbus was their first martyr, even before they tore down statues. Overnight he went trending and my stupid friends all became historians.

[@ExpiditionWild]

Christopher Columbus died in peace, he was not a martyr

[@jhssuthrnmama]

He wasn't the first. Rewriting the meaning of the the rebel flag was first. Before about 1988, almost everyone in the South viewed it as a sign of pride in our heritage of great food, great hospitality, deep Christianity, and standing up for States rights, having repented of slavery over a century prior. Then the left told everyone it stood for anti-black racism, and Good-Hearted people not from the south believed it even if they weren't on the left.

[@Thomas_Stearns_Eliot]

@ great point. Funny, they still tore down Grant.

[@rocketmans3603]

The thing I remember most about the Floyd protests is they happened during the COVID lock downs, summer 2020. And we actually had experts tell us these type of gatherings were OK and wouldn't cause COVID spread, I guess it was a Woke pandemic. The protests didn't really cause a spike in COVID that summer and silly me I didn't think our government experts would actually have the hypocritical audacity to go back to hard lock down. They did!

[@billbadson7598]

The thing I remember most about the Floyd protests was Lake Street (which I live six blocks from) burning. My post office was burned down, numerous businesses. You could go out on the street in the morning fog and see the fire and smoke. It looked like Iraq during the war. And the police let them do it, because stopping them would be racist and get them put in jail for the rest of their lives like Chauvin.

[@jacobthompson1288]

Bleach n your milk

[@jhssuthrnmama]

Did that change your opinion about them any?

[@shrunkensimon]

Amen. UK plod were busting up peaceful protests about lockdown, then did nothing about the floyd stuff. The double standards were peak clown world.

[@johnfish1194]

The only reason he pled out was because he knew, he was screwed. No matter WHAT he did, in the incident, he was guilty ...in the papers, and the mouth breathing horde. Evidence didn't matter, but what there was that might have proved him innocent, was surpressed.

[@rachellevy7038]

Derek Chauvin is an innocent man falsely accused because he is White and for no other reason . George Floyd a hard core criminal overdosed on Fentaly and Meth !

[@billbadson7598]

Chauvin is clearly a victim of societal injustice, and it's clear to any thinking person from the outset. The only time I ever cried on hearing a verdict was Rittenhouse's "not guilty" some time later. I was so primed by the blatant corruption and evil that Chauvin experienced that I was 110% sure that poor kid was going to be put away for most of his life, and when I heard he wouldn't be, all that tension just unwound inside of me and I just started bawling completely out of nowhere. I still pray for Chauvin to eventually see some form of justice, but nothing can give him back the things the devil took from him.

[@mikegan73]

Rittenhouse didn't shoot a black person though, if he did I think a guilty verdict would have been assured.

[@annebosworth7048]

Cheuvin is a dangerous man he deliberately killed that man we all saw it..sad there are lots of U people on here siding with this vile man there's not much hope left of good decent people in this world..

[@billbadson7598]

@@mikegan73 No doubt. Even given the facts of his case, I met so many people who were sure he did. Because they were told to be mad about something, and also told to be mad about him, and therefore whatever he did must also be the thing they were being told to be mad at.

[@jen8063]

Restraining a druggie is no easy feat. Ask anyone in mental health in the UK

[@bydefault7795]

The officers tried to get him transported from the scene post arrest in the back of a transport car but Floyd fought them in his own way.

[@JOSEPH-f7u7m]

they also offered him an ambulance repeatedly but he refused each time. he knew a hospital would run his blood and all the drugs he swallowed would be found

[@RandallvanOosten-ln5wf]

Thank you for advocating for this abused and unjustly persecuted officer.

[@capcitydw]

What about the other officers that were charged in this case?

[@JamesE.LewisIII]

Watch the movie, " The Fall of Minneapolis ". It will be one of the best hours you could ever spend. Derek Chauvin,, and, those other officers didn't receive a fair trial.

[@juliechurley2716]

Yes, it’s a great documentary. Sobering

[@DHarr-m6g]

It was a sacrifice to appease the proles

[@rhondae8222]

I'm Black, and I agree with all of what you said in this video. I pray that God bring Justice for Mr. Derek Chauvin and punishes his false accusers, in Jesus' Name.

[@annebosworth7048]

I'm Irish I would never go on the enemy,s side against another Irish person... it's shameful.

[@guaranteeme7737]

@@annebosworth7048You and your words are an embarrassment to us.

[@guaranteeme7737]

@@annebosworth7048 We don’t claim you.

[@kimchiwasabee]

IT'S ONLY ABOUT 5% OF THE POPULATION COMITTING 55+% OF VIOLENT CRIME. CERTAIN MEN BETWEEN 14 AND 50 OR SO.

[@elenorsnow8970]

And this White cops get blamed and jailed for trying to stop it....

[@elishevaborenson4609]

Derek Chauvin and his team called emergency services, who did come. Unfortunately because of the gathered crowd, they could not get close enough to the scene. This has not been considered in any comments made in defense of Officer Chauvin.

[@b.c.delevin4916]

Within days of George’s OD, I started defending Derek. My kids still don’t understand, friends got mad (including cop buddies), and I wouldn’t dare try to explain it to the general public. Sent emails, got ignored. It’s time to release the Kraken, and free political prisoners.

[@BarryFoster-wc1ut]

It’s maddening we all know the truth but nothing ever changes.

[@legalmexican]

Chauvin was railroaded.

[@havenhemmings3574]

Sometimes dealing with drug addicts can be like restraining wild animals. Maybe Chauvin had no choice. Lawfare was used against him.

[@annebosworth7048]

Everyone saw the power trip cheuvin was on kneeling on the bloke neck he really enjoyed it too..

[@guaranteeme7737]

@@annebosworth7048 And how exactly do you know this

[@karachie2008]

As a non American, I was appalled at the decision. A Nation that demanded an innocent man be punished for hatred and pig ignorance of the mob. And from an alleged Christian nation- appears they didn’t learn from the Masters fate.

[@danielchappell4520]

We all knew that, Derrick was a sacrifice.

[@pamlatham5851]

Question - Shouldn’t the defense had access to all the evidence including the autopsy reports?

[@donavandean1078]

And body cam video!

[@annebosworth7048]

They did have all the evidence

[@Humbug-o1c]

He followed actual police procedure and was jailed. Agree it didnt look pleasant but it wasn't murder.

[@gyterdoneJP7315]

This was a classic case of mob rule, of course in our early Westerns the Sherriff in town stands up to the mob and gets the suspect out of Town to a place where he can have a fair trial. Minnesota failed the test from top down.

[@charlieb6001]

Minnesota wanted his scalp from the very start.

[@Gumby56]

This case was in front of the SCOTUS but they lacked the intestinal fortitude to handle this case.

[@keithrobinson5752]

The pressure on the jury to come up with the 'right ' result was massive. They were fully aware that all their personnel details would be made public once the trail was over. It was politics all the way, not justice.

[@TheAmateurEditor]

Their personal details were already made public. Juror's business, homes and families were targeted even before deliberations started. One juror's family had their house vandalised and despite it making the news, the judge refused to declare a mistrial when it was clear the jury was being influenced to vote a certain way.

[@annebosworth7048]

​@@TheAmateurEditornonsense

[@BLACKJACK-xr6uc]

FREE DEREK CHAUVIN THIS SECOND!

[@Kroh13]

It’s not going to happen unless he gets a presidential pardon which I don’t think will happen either , it’s hard to turn over his verdict no matter how corrupt it was

[@annebosworth7048]

​@@Kroh13 corrupt !! A jury found him guilty he's very guilty..

[@Magikarp-4ever]

Remember the Autopsy guy was so scared about what to put as the cause of death that he called his professor from school and asked for advice 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this was political from the very start

[@francescaG2024]

Watch the documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis" to get the full story about George Floyd's death.

[@ipman3564]

Our jury system is broken... too many idiots are allowed to cast Monumental decisions. 😮

[@southbug27]

They sacrificed the cop from the Michael Brown case too. They didn’t put him in prison, but they took his career away. I say this as someone who is terrified of cops & who doesn’t like cops. I don’t determine the “truth” based on whether someone agrees with me or looks like me.

[@davidjacobs3275]

A sacrifice on the Alter of "Woke."

[@jamesfeldman4234]

Andrew's presentation about the Derek Chauvin trial and its context is accurate and thoughtful. However, Andrew does not seem to know the merits--or, rather, the lack of merits--of the case. Let me focus on just two facts that Andrew and the public as a whole don't know. One, Derek Chauvin made NO mistakes whatsoever. Chavin followed the Minnesota Police Department Manual-- describing the knee procedure he deployed and the circumstances of its use--to a "T." Now, the jury wasn't told this. And Police Department witnesses LIED under oath falsely stating that Chavin didn't follow Police Department protocols. But since everything that Chavin did that day was recorded on video, all experts studying the video agree that Chavin's actions, even in slow motion and close-up analysis revealed that he followed the Manual to a "T." Second, at the time of George Floyd's death, his lungs were inflated to TWICE their normal size. This deadly condition was the result of Floyd's massive ingestion of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other deadly drugs in combination, which caused massive amounts of fluids to enter his lungs, inflating his lungs to more than twice their normal size and severely impairing breathing. This was why Floyd proclaimed "I can't breathe!!!" well before Derek Chauvin was required to apply the Police Manual-mandated knee procedure. George Floyd killed George Floyd and Derek Chauvin made no mistakes and is 100% innocent. The jury trial was fake-"justice" and was a legal scam based on Mob "Justice" from start to finish. The fact that the SCOTUS refused to hear any legal arguments from Derek Chavin only proves that the SCOTUS is an unreliable sham as well. On the other hand, when the races are reversed, and Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd shot Ashli Babbitt in cold blood, why, then, this is perfectly acceptable under the unstated "Racial-"Justice" Laws."

[@guaranteeme7737]

@jamesfeldman4234 Very well said. 👍👍👍

[@Mark-o1i3s]

Andrew, THANK YOU for covering this issue. I live in Minneapolis, just a few blocks away from where Floyd died. I've also worked with the Minneapolis Police and, beklieve it or not, also with Senator Amy Klobuchar who was the Hennepin County Attorney, the same County Attorney's office that prosecuted Derek Chauvin. This entire debacle was nothing more than, as you said, a re-visit to the grunge from the 60's. The leftist politicians and their media counterparts have always relied on race to divide. This was their BIG chance, to create the nationwide, indeed globalwide, chaos and violence. Chauvin and the other officers were doing what they are trained to do and nothing more. The kneeling on the back, not the neck, is called the "maximal Restraint Technique" and ALL officer were trained in this technique. The trial was a farce, where the false narrative had been set and ev.eryone felt threatened that if an innocent verdict was given there would be hell to pay. So, the Chief of Police and the Head of Minneapolis Police training both lied and denied that the Maximal Restaint Technique was ever used. Evidence was witheld and innocent offciers were sent to prison

[@ed4564]

Hi Andrew, no obscene comments to share, unfortunately. We love your show, though. So I'm in Tucson. Last I knew, Derek Chauvin is being held here in Tucson after he was beaten last year. I've tried to arrange to go visit him in jail, to no avail. The jail system will not allow him to have any visitors as best I can tell. I'll keep trying and if by chance I get to see him, I'll let you know...

[@MitchellHenderson-q4h]

Chauvin is obviously not guilty.

[@annebosworth7048]

He's very guilty

[@guaranteeme7737]

@@annebosworth7048👈 Fact resistant

[@DoctorQuackenbush]

@@annebosworth7048 Did you watch the trial?

[@daisuke6072]

I too have no personal feelings about Chauvin but unfortunately for him he did not come across as a very sympathetic character, especially in the atmosphere of racial hysteria whipped up around Floyd's demise. That said it always seemed to me there was too much reasonable doubt to convict in this case. Objectivity however went out the window and I do believe this came in a leftist ideological atmosphere that magnified the hysteria.

[@HondoTrailside]

That is pretty mild, watch the whole tape, it is almost 30 minutes. They took care of him like a mother hen. They let him assault them, and were talking about what he was on. They let him be placed on the ground according to his wishes. Many people have opinions on this thing, but didn't even bother to watch the tape, including Chapelle, it would seem, who threw gasoline on the fire.

[@jantergibbins85]

Saint floyd was even worse though...his rap sheet was terrible.

[@ESPLTD322]

Just the hung jury alone was a problem. His first defense lawyer told him to plead guilty, the coroner literally lied about cause of death to the court and contradicting what they wrote down as actual cause of death, BLM got to intimidate into giving the result they wanted, the police chief and mayor literally lied and threw him under the bus... I could go on and on. If you're an officer in Minneapolis/St Paul, GTFO there. They'll do the same to you and they're not worthy of your hard work and risking your life. It's catch and release for the real criminals anyway.

[@HondoTrailside]

One of the learnings around this mater was that the likes of Chapelle, and McWhorther do not seem to have listened to the full tape, but only the 8-9 minutes that suited them. I think that was generally true. If you listen to the full full tape you see the officers give him all kinds of breaks, and speculating on what was wrong with him, with concern. Floyd clearly assaulted the officers, but they saw it as a case of hims struggling in medical distress. They did not mace him, gag, hood him, they asked if he would accept being placed in the gutter as he was panicked about being positioned in the car.

[@ejmtnt]

Trump should immediately pardon him and prosecute those who are responsible for this kangaroo court.

[@FoodFreedomUSA]

FREE CHAUVIN! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mikecore1637]

A healthy person would not die from what Chauvin did .

[@DepakoteMeister]

I've had numerous heavy people kneel on the side of my neck in the name of research with no ill affects whatsoever.

[@NickyM1964]

Besides Chauvin being completely railroaded, the sad reality is here where I live in DE, and they're offering $20,000 bonus to new cops and still cant get get enough young people to sign up...

[@HughYoung-d4j]

Nobody who absolutely SHOULD go to prison ever will...... and we all know it.

[@RideoutMr]

Do not forget TAO the other officer sentenced to prison for wearing a uniform & responding to a 911 call with Chauvin...he told the judge, "I did nothing wrong" & the judge added more years to his sentence!!!!!!

[@lestercarvin4422]

We saw this when the corinors report was changed

[@nealorr5086]

"No, the coroner did not change George Floyd's autopsy report; it has remained consistent since it was released in 2020. The report concluded that Floyd died from "cardiopulmonary arrest" due to police restraint, not from an overdose." It was a lie, but it was a lie right from the start.

[@xRiddleMeThisYouTube]

George Floyd was saying that he couldn't breathe while he was sitting in the back of the cop car, before throwing himself to the ground. It's all on the police cam footage.

[@kenneth9874]

The whole thing was a travesty of justice

[@the1basser]

Early on alot of ' conservative ' pundits fell for the narrative hook line and sinker . Mark Levin for one .

[@andrewwalsh2544]

I recall martial Arts expert Seam Hannity proclaiming that the knee on the trachea was a death move. Has he ever recanted this statement, considering that the knee was clearly on the back and shoulder?

[@TUMARK2]

The chief of police testified that a knee on the neck is not a sanctioned method of restraint yet it was in the police training manual. The first autopsy ruled fentyl overdose, complicated by heart disease and resisting arrest. State brought in a more compliant doctor that ruled death a homicide by asphyxiation. Derak Chavin and the other three officers are the real victims here.❤

[@rareword]

Derek is a political victim, the victim of an ideology.

[@Cheryworld]

if they had managed to push him into the back seat and rushed him to the ER, they would have arrived at the hospital with a corpse

[@sandylewis8897]

High levels of fentanyl and meth, plus enlarged heart with one coronary artery 100% blocked. fyi.

[@leetommerson639]

You know Klavan, saying this stuff would have been useful…. Back when the trial was going down.

[@nealorr5086]

People were saying Floyd died over overdose as soon as the autopsy report came out. It's nothing new.

[@TheFloridaprepper]

Ya. I don't recall anyone at The DW standing up for Chauvin at the time this Kangaroo Prosecution and Court was underway, except maybe some whining about procedure. Nobody said the man was innocent and being scapegoated and railroaded.

[@HondoTrailside]

That is what one watches Robert Barnes for, not to mention the 28 minutes of the complete tape.

[@nealorr5086]

@@TheFloridaprepper Literally, everyone was saying that.

[@lgbfjb1183]

All the politicians and public figures need to be held accountable

[@leevv5745]

The courts took to the knee with Derek Chauvin.

[@danielsh1015]

Trump should pardon him.

[@Prfdt3]

The governor of the state can.

[@mghegotagun]

I do believe police should be in prison for mistakes. I don't believe ANYONE should be in prison for lies against them.

[@DamePiglet]

It depends on the mistake. Things done willfully AREN'T "mistaken" - they're bad decisions. Definitely imprison police for bad decisions. Mistaken on a case by case basis.

[@rachellevy7038]

@@DamePiglet Derek Chauvin is an innocent man falsely accused ALL because he is White . George Floyd a career criminal ingested Fentanyl and Meth before the Police arrived on the scene and Ole George was still combative .

[@miriba8608]

Wow, I can tell you have deeply thought out, philosophical convictions on this.

[@williamniland761]

Definitely a comment by a Biden Harris supporter.

[@HondoTrailside]

Depends what you mean by a mistake. Criminal negligence, but an earnest attempt that goes wrong, you can kiss away public safety if that is your standard. At some point a police officer will choose the wrong weapon, but when there is no law and order, thousands die.

[@MrProfchaos71]

He’s not a murderer but he is guilty of failure of duty to provide aid. Once in custody, a suspect is your responsibility and that includes providing medical assistance to your admitted limited capabilities until qualified medical care can arrive. Chauvin knew that Floyd was having medical issues and instead of at least rolling him over and getting off of his chest he did absolutely nothing on video while being told over and over that Floyd was unresponsive and or not breathing. Not only did he do nothing to assist Floyd but it could be argued that Floyd’s body position and the weight being applied to his upper chest didn’t exactly create an environment favorable for any individual having any sort of medical issues involving respiratory function. Would or could he have saved Floyd’s life if he just got off of him and changed Floyd’s body position? Nope. But we also wouldn’t have 5 minutes of a guy not breathing while Chauvin applied body weight to his chest on video for the degenerates to capitalize on either

[@margyeoman3564]

I agree from Canada. The mob got him, the 'town' agreed.

[@jeanedougherty4404]

He was railroaded!!

[@John-rh3dh]

Even if it is found that he had a drug induced heart attack, they would still claim it was due to the knee on his back.

[@davidhobbs5421]

How do you choke someone out with pressure to the back of the neck?

[@sallygover264]

He should be out of prison.

[@pretorious700]

An inconvenient fact.

[@Michael-yd7nt]

In an interview on CNN one juror said (in regards to Chauvin ending Floyd), "it's not whether he killed him, it's whether he let him die." In other words, the jury convicted him of murder because they deemed he did not give the proper aid to prevent death and/or resuscitate him. I don't think it's normal to convict someone of murder for not doing something.

[@korycassel5197]

Floyd MEGA OD'd, nobody was saving him.

[@johnnyjohn-johnson7738]

Chauvin would've had every sensible person on his side from the get go if he wasn't riding Floyd's neck for nearly 10 minutes (even rubbing his knee right in to make it extra painful at times) the moment he passed away to "show him who's boss". His petty little ego trip had catastrophic consequences both for him and for the country as a whole by playing into the anti-white narrative.

[@andrewwalsh2544]

On May 6, 2019, Floyd was arrested and exhibited many of the same behaviors. On that ocassion, the officer got him to spit out the pills before he swallowed them. If not for that, Floyd very well may have died on that day, and nobody would have cared.

[@playasurf1000]

Stop muting perfectly legal words and terms!

[@almightyyt2101]

Censorshipis telling me I cant have a steak bc u cant chew it- Mark Twain

[@kingdamager7370]

At least 1 juror admitted she voted guilty out of fear. There was no evidence presented that connected the officer's actions to his death. Though the opposite was. Sure, the officers didn't follow procedures as I was taught, but regardless, the officer is not guilty of murder.

[@capcitydw]

And never forget what Pelosi and Harris the democrats did SMH-FJB

[@cindylewis13]

Dont forget Ashli Babbit

[@kevinthurston2216]

Mr Klavan, if you could please take this question into consideration and maybe find an answer for us all please. I'm 60 years old. My whole life I've believed and continue to believe, but times show different, that a prosecutor, district attorney, DA, whathaveyou's, job, is to gather and assess all collected evidence of a crime, charge a person with a crime they believe they can prove, then try a person based on the evidence they have and proving their charge to a jury. They charge a person with the crime that they can prove. Nowadays, not only with the Chauvin trial, I've seen it with others like the Rittenhouse trial, prosecutors are throwing out a litany of charges and relying on an inexperienced jury to decide what crime the evidence fits. And the charges make it look like there are more victims than there actually are. When the Chauvin trial started, reading off the charges would make one think there were 4 victims that day. Example....a defendant being charged with murder 1, murder 2, and manslaughter 1 or 2, plus the lesser charges, when there is only one victim.....leaving a possibly sleepy, bored, biased, hungry, uneducated jury to listen to the instructions to differentiate the charges. When did this start and how is this allowed to happen? Prosecutors don't have to do anything but lay out the evidence.....can't go wrong there. Lazy prosecuting. A jury of 12 is only as intelligent as their most intelligent. Mr Klavan, please spend a few minutes educating me on why I am right or wrong? And if I'm right...what has happened to our court of law? Anybody else can speak up as well. What am I missing?

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Ah the DW - always a day late and a dollar short from when taking a staunch stance against deceptions would have been helpful.

[@IamN...]

On KZbin: The Fall of Minneapolis

[@revsellers]

I will happily second guess the jury, because I know how evidence gets squashed and the jury never saw desculpatory evidence.

[@jryan-mx8jv]

right, that's how OJ got off

[@ForTheFLOL]

I once asked a policer officer at a recruiting event, what is it that police officer like yourself get out of serving in the force. It's ain't the money that is for sure. I then said, I looked around the city and I see no one I'm willing to risk my life for. What do you get out of it beside a salary? He smiled and didn't have an answer.

[@TermeeTime]

The patient has been running the clinic for some time now.

[@greggharkness5315]

Maxine Waters, a gift that keeps on giving.

[@guaranteeme7737]

You mean the grift that keeps on grifting

[@troynunley8161]

Gimme this a "like" if you "👍" EVERY pro-Chauvin comment under the video.

[@SG-js2qn]

Keep in mind, Chauvin was nearly Epsteined or Ruby-ed or whatever in a federal prison by a FBI informant. (Jack Ruby was a FBI informant.)