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On this week's court TV podcast, we have a clearer picture of how the

former Minneapolis police officers intend to defend themselves

for the death of George Floyd by putting the blame on Floyd himself.

Court TV's Michael Ayala will join me with the latest details,

including body camera footage from a 2019 George Floyd arrest.

But does that footage make the cops look better or worse?

Defense attorney, Bernard V. Alona, will tell us what she. cops look at

or worse, defense attorney, Bernard V. Alona, will tell us what she thinks,

and I'll explain why it's time to look at all of this

without emotion.

This is the Court TV Podcast with Vinny Polytan.

Welcome to the Court TV Podcast.

I'm Vinny Polytan. Thank you so much for

downloading and listening to the program. Really do appreciate it and we're

talking about one of the big ones today and we're talking about the George Floyd murder case and there have been developments throughout our coverage of this case

beginning in the summer now we're into the fall and things are happening each and every week and

something that has just happened is really interesting because it goes to the whole defense of this case the defense

theory what they want to do what they want to get in front of the jury and as we

know and we've seen the body cam footage from the day George Floyd died that was

released because the defense put that in a motion and attached it to their

documents knowing that people like me and court TV would get our hands on it and

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