| Time | Text |
|---|---|
|
Autopsy Revelations
00:07:49
|
|
| So just in case you can't get enough of me today, there's new breaking news that I think I can put some context on that will help you out. | |
| So I'm just going to do a quick little topic on the coroner's report, the autopsy report on George Floyd. | |
| First of all, the president will alert on my phone, so we've got a curfew here tonight. | |
| So the president is going to send in the military if necessary and they're going to dominate the streets as they say. | |
| So tonight it could be interesting. | |
| But here's what we found out today. | |
| The autopsy says that George Floyd was intoxicated with fentanyl. | |
| Fentanyl. Fentanyl. | |
| Now when I saw the video of The tragic death of George Floyd. | |
| I'm going to tell you something I haven't said in public. | |
| I thought it was a fentanyl overdose. | |
| That was actually the first thing I thought when I saw it. | |
| And the reason I thought that is that his lights just sort of went out. | |
| And there's a very important thing you need to know about fentanyl. | |
| And this will explain pretty much everything. | |
| Well, two things you need to know. | |
| One is that you saw the You saw the police seemed to be fighting with him in the backseat of the car, and he was acting irrationally. | |
| People on fentanyl can act pretty irrationally. | |
| So he wasn't really in his right mind, so he probably had to be physically restrained because there probably wasn't any amount of talking to him that would have helped. | |
| If you've ever dealt with somebody who's really stoned on fentanyl, you can't really reason with them. | |
| That's not a thing. You have to actually physically control them. | |
| Physically. Every part of it. | |
| You have to physically control them. | |
| Unfortunately, I've been in this situation. | |
| So there's nothing like talking to them that can work. | |
| Nothing. It's just like there's a wild animal and you're trying to control it like a lion or something. | |
| There's no human conversation that will do anything for you under those conditions. | |
| Now, even though he was talking and saying things that made sense, that doesn't mean that he would have listened to things that made sense. | |
| It's very different. Here's the other thing you need to know, and this is something I learned when I found out about fentanyl deaths, that if you're an experienced fentanyl user, you know how to sit in a chair in case you pass out. | |
| Because if you pass out and your head falls forward like this, You will die. | |
| Because the fentanyl knocks you out and falling forward, if you do it wrong, will close off your breathing. | |
| And unlike a person who is drunk or on other drugs, you won't wake up. | |
| So you'll cut off your own breathing by being in the wrong position and you'll just die because you won't wake up on fentanyl. | |
| So I understand that the experienced users will find a place that they're leading back So if they pass out, their airways will be open. | |
| And if you were in the right position, your odds of dying from fentanyl actually go way down. | |
| Now, on top of the fentanyl, there were three cops on him and one was on his neck. | |
| Now, the thing that never quite made sense is that it just didn't seem like the cop was aware that he was killing him. | |
| That never really made sense, did it? | |
| And that would make sense if the cops knew he was intoxicated on something bad. | |
| They obviously knew that. | |
| But he wouldn't have known that that pressure, here I'm speculating a little bit, he wouldn't have known what kind of pressure would kill somebody if they were on fentanyl. | |
| So, if, for example, he passed down from the fentanyl and the cop kept his knee on him, that could have easily killed him. | |
| Because there wouldn't have been any instinct or just natural reflex to try to get air. | |
| So when George Floyd was fighting for air and complaining, he was probably fine. | |
| But the moment he passed out, which probably was the fentanyl, then he could no longer control whether his neck was open or closed, and that might have been happening. | |
| Now this is just speculation. | |
| It's not medical. I'm not a medical doctor. | |
| The only thing I'm adding to the conversation, the only thing I'm adding to the conversation is that the position of the neck plus fentanyl is deadly. | |
| If you didn't know that fentanyl kills you largely because the position of your neck, then that would be confusing. | |
| So when I watched it, When I watched it, it did look like he OD'd. | |
| And that was actually my first thought, but I didn't want to say that out of respect, obviously. | |
| But now that we have confirmation it was in his system, along with some meth, apparently. | |
| Somebody says, if you can talk, you can breathe. | |
| That's correct. So when he was talking, he had not yet lost control of his breathing. | |
| So, what does this mean? | |
| Now, one thing it means is that there will be people who say the fentanyl killed them and therefore not the cops. | |
| We'll never know that because the most likely scenario is that it was a combination. | |
| But, here's the problem. | |
| Here's the problem. | |
| If there was much fentanyl in the system, and I don't know how much, but enough, If there was enough, he's going to get off. | |
| So the cop is going to get off. | |
| Because all the defense has to do is say, how do you know it wasn't the fentanyl by itself? | |
| Right? That's the end of the story. | |
| Chinese fentanyl killed 50,000 people this year in the United States alone. | |
| And every one of them died exactly the way... | |
| George Floyd did with or without a knee. | |
| They died the exact same way with or without anybody's knee on them. | |
| So the defense is just going to say there was fentanyl in them and that was it. | |
| That's it. That's the end of the case. | |
| So that doesn't mean that he is innocent. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| I'm saying that from a legal perspective in terms of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. | |
| Not a chance. If he really had any... | |
| I suppose if the fentanyl in him was some trace amount, it's going to matter how much there was. | |
| But if it was some trace amount, maybe, they can say it didn't matter. | |
| But if there's a good amount, like he just had some, that's it. | |
| Anyway, I just wanted to give you that little update. | |
| So we should follow the news about next... | |
| Somebody says meth as well. | |
| Would have the same problem. | |
| But follow the news about neck position and fentanyl. | |
| And you're going to learn something. | |