The trial of Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd continues and

Man, I got to say after today and after the other day to me. I think intent is off the table

I feel like if if the jury sees what I see and they probably don't because you know who knows

I don't think I'm always right about everything

But I look at this and I'm just like wow was it bad for the prosecution?

I'll just give you a couple of the big points the defense apparently got the got Floyd's vehicle searched eight months later

Found a speed ball with this DNA on it. This is like the big story that's breaking right now

I mean boom right there. You've got causation changes who actually was responsible for the death of George Floyd

Was it Maurice Leicester Hall his friend who was dealing or was it Derek Chauvin?

I'll tell you this the state brought in a paid expert to testify to say the things the state wants the jury to hear and

In cross examination the defense said based on active

resistance

Derek Chauvin would have been in the right to immediately approach George Floyd and tease him

Tazers as you know can be lethal cause cardiac arrest the defense pointed out however

Chauvin chose to use a lesser force option of restraint and

The state's witness agreed that George that that Derek Chauvin used lesser force

It's crazy because he had previously testified that using the restraint was excessive force and the defense effectively got him

Say it will continue to use more. Yes, so it wasn't excessive. It was less. Yes, boom intent is off the table

If Chauvin had the opportunity to use more force inside it not to do it and to use less

I don't see how you prove he was trying to hurt this guy

So we're gonna talk about all this we got a bunch of other stories to we got stuff about project veritas and we got gun control stuff

We'll get into that joining us today is Brandon Tatum

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