he knows that what yousay is tr. there s no way the judge is giving him the low end of the guideline much less probation. it s almost offensive in way. we proved all of this, talk about a slap on the wrist. probation, you have to talk to a guy once a month. you don t go to prison at all for this. that s not going to happen. that s why i think really when you argue to the judge he backed away from that and said guideline sentences are where it should be. that s what the legislature wants. no reference to fact offense this case but the law saying guideline sentences is where you should go. beyond the probation being put aside, even the guidelines, this judge believed, he said these aggravating factors apply. do we expect anything close to the guidelines. thing e inaggravating factor enable the judge to go well beyond the guidelines and the judge can double it. that s 30 years. that s how we got to the
0 we have all seen it. mr. floyd did not want to be in the backseat. that s it. that s the rub. it was the need to get him in that backseat no matter what. we all saw that once he was pulled out of that backseat, he ka calmed down even willingly went down to ground. i m going down. he said. he went down to ground, not fighting, not punching, and he was placed initially on his side. he s already land cuffed. he s placed on recovery position like he should be, beche s trying to breathe. quickly faced prone on the ground face down. mr. chauvin put his left knee on george floyd s neck. his right now on george floyd s back, face down on the pavermen. an officer came and sat on mr. floyd s waist area and had officer lane pull his feet down. you can see mr. floyd trying to pull his feet up. we are all going to fight to breathe. everybody knows that fear when you all of a sudden realize you re having trouble breathing. we want to survive. we know we have to breathe. there s an automatic reacti