helped a bit in that. what is this guy, under sodium pentothal? clarence, i don t get it. i don t even know why they admit it. what is the world they live? some people are tone-deaf to how they sound. his party is denying that photoo i.d. has anything to do with, when everyone knows the opposite. he kind of gave the game away, kind of like when lee atwater said we don t use the n word anymore, now we re more abstract. use words like school bussing or crime in the streets, blah blah blah. that s the same kind of thing happens here. but he s saying the mere word spreading in the black community, when people live in row houses and don t have driver s licenses, and people who get old and lives into their 90s they re not driving around in cars, and they get the word, because the republican effort out there, hey, there s this new requirement, you don t have the right paperwork, a lot of people, according to this guy,
injection. the drug concoction is made up of three different drugs. seven syringes are used. sodium pentothal renders the prisoner unconscious. pabalon paralyzes the muscles. potassium chloride stops the heart. there are times when i wanted them to execute me. maybe because the weight of dealing with the issue, it gets unbearable. i mean, you wanted to say, man, look, i quit. i m going to drop my appeals. i don t think there is any good way to have to take a life. the side bar to that, of course, is that the individual who s being put to death took a life. i look at it as just the general public or the state of alabama actually carrying out the execution. i just happen to be the tool in place to be able to do it.
alabama, the warden has to perform the execution by lethal injection. the drug concoction is made up of three different drugs. seven syringes are used. sodium pentothal renders the prisoner unconscious. pabalon paralyzes the muscles. potassium chloride stops the heart. there are times when i wanted them to execute me. maybe because the weight of dealing with the issue, it gets unbearable. i mean, you wanted to say, man, look, i quit. i m going to drop my appeals. i don t think there is any good way to have to take a life. the side bar to that, of course, is that the individual who s being put to death took a life. i look at it as just the general public or the state of alabama actually carrying out the execution.
up because you re not cool. kids have terrible experiences in high school. i would argue you put people under sodium pentothal and most would say they hated high school. i would agree. thank you. it s not the best years of your life. but in this case with the experience which he has called attention to be the reason for this kind of emotional horror story here or is it something very early in his life that probably caused this? it is probably something very early in his life, but, you know, typically it s the perfect storm of events whether it was a trauma in childhood and then bullying in high school and then feeling singled out when he became a police officer and then also we have his divorce in 2007, which was shortly after he became a police officer, you know, and then being fired in 2008. so he had a series of stressors and probably a series of traumas that created the perfect storm for him to have this break. and then to choose in his life to be a police officer, to join
the warden stands at this point to look back into the execution chamber. there s an intercom system that allows the warden to communicate with the commissioner for any last-minute stays. and once he s given the okay to proceed, then in the state of alabama, the warden has to perform the execution by lethal injection. the drug concoction is made up of three different drugs. seven syringes are used. sodium pentothal renders the prisoner unconscious. pabalon paralyzes the muscles. potassium chloride stops the heart. there are times when i wanted them to execute me. maybe because the weight of dealing with the issue, it gets unbearable. i mean, you wanted to say, man, look, i quit.