killing them. it s getting people who are experimenting with drugs, some for the first time, and killing them. we ve always had a problem in this country with substance use disorder. these people suffering from substance use disorder who are succumbing to fentanyl and dying from overdose deaths. that s part of the problem. but it is kind of exponentially grown now, this incremental increase in overdose death is not people using drugs recreationally who don t know there is fentanyl and the drugs and people taking what they think is a legitimate prescription drug. in reality it is a counterfeit bill that has no prescription drug and appeared to you not to some extent i take issue with that because there is no pharmaceutical ingredients in these pails. people need to know that they illicitly manufactured, clandestinely manufactured they are fentanyl pills. they are made in a filthy lab. you have to understand these pills are not real. when you buy them on the street are taking a tremend
wolf, really should have been called the reconfigure the police or unbundle the police. the reality is, if the george floyd killing represents anything, it represents the idea that you don t need a squad of men with guns to go investigate the possibility passing of a $20 counterfeit bill. some things the cops don t need to be involved in. they should be chasing down scary criminals, people carrying guns and using guns and robbing banks and selling drugs. when it comes to emotionally disturbed persons, squabbles on a playground between kids, passing a $20 counterfeit bill, there are other agencies that need to do it. and so defunding is not about the dollars. it really should be about reorganizing police departments to do what we need them to do with deadly force when it s called for. and not so much of everything else. it s tricky. it s an adult conversation. it involves skillful management and leadership from the political class. and in many cases we just
and one of the most important trials we ve ever seen. count one, unintentional second degree murder, guilty. count two, third degree murder, guilty. count three, second degree manslaughter, guilty. tonight the jurors in the trial of derek chauvin are speaking out. i think there s a lot of misconceptions out there. they tell me what it was like deciding a case that sparked protests and outrage around the world. how could somebody do that to someone else? i just still can t wrap my mind around how a $20 counterfeit bill ended up in george floyd s death. this took a toll on you. i can replay it in my mind right now. even when you look away you still hear him crying and moaning. it s something i will never forget no matter how much therapy i ve already done. and it just just hurt
and just went in my room, shut the door and just went to bed for the rest of the day. it was exhausting. why is that? talk to me about that. it was just emotional and to see somebody go through what mr. floyd went through when it could have been prevented, i just still can t wrap my mind around how a $20 counterfeit bill ended up in george floyd s death? i mean, how is that even possible? it s surreal to me. did it weigh on you? did it weigh on you, nicole? absolutely, yes. talk to me about it. how so? seeing it i think the weight of the video just how many times we did see it was the importance of the video. and it was it was traumatic for sure. was it the first time did anybody see it for the first time in the courtroom? in its entirety, yeah. you saw it for the first time in its entirety and?
deciding a case that sparked protests and outrage around the world. how could somebody do that to someone else? i just still can t wrap my mind around how a $20 counterfeit bill ended up in george floyd s death. this took a toll on you. i can replay it in my mind right now. even when you look away you still hear him crying and moaning. it s something i will never forget no matter how much therapy i ve already done. and it just just hurt just hurt my whole soul, my whole body. a don lemon tonight exclusive, inside the jury room. it was kind of tough to get you guys to do this. you were concerned about your safety and your privacy and i understand why. but what do you want people to get out of this? what do you want people to get out of it?