is according to the fire chief they did not do any additional assessments of this patient it took at least 15 minutes from the moment they saw tyre nichols handcuffed, visibly beaten based on what we have seen, leaning against the police car to getting additional medical attention because they called that ambulance, but it didn t come for another 15 minutes. chris? thank you very much for that. we appreciate the update. also with us, trauma expert dr. shawn montgomery. doctor, you were not there to do an assessment. but when you look at the kinds of injuries sustained in a beating, in a kicking, and by our own assessment we looked very carefully at that tape from the moment the call was made to when there was an initial the emts arrived to the initial assessment, there was a lag time of about 17 minutes. in any critical care, traumatic situation, how important could 17 minutes be?
these are very difficult questions. and dr. sean montgomery, thank you for helping us to understand from a medical perspective what might have been happening here. and mark claxton, always so good to have your experience and expertise on the program. thank you, both, so much. meantime, just days after taking his re-election campaign on the road for the first time, nbc confirms that donald trump is facing a grand jury investigation into alleged hush money payments and his former fixer, michael cohen, tells msnbc this could be what derails it all. this investigation that was to be brought by alvin bragg s office, previously cy vance jr., is the most detrimental to him, his freedom, his livelihood, his business, et cetera because it is the easiest to prove. the checks are the checks. we know a lot. there s recordings which have been released. he s not in the same position where he can deny or lie the way
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