him the device was doing compressions at the time. you saw at some point the possibility of pulsice electrical activity, right? yes, we would pause to do a pulse check and it looked like a rhythm change and i was able to de defib that. just to be clear, i mean, when somebody is in the state that you are describing, are you looking for any opportunity to, you know, administer a shock or provide additional treatment that you might be able to? yes, he s a human being and i was trying to give him a second chance at life. ultimately were you able to generate a pulse or any positive change from that shock that was administered? sorry, could you repeat that, please. did anything change after that shock? did anything get better with mr. floyd? no. ultimately, when you arrived at the hospital, what did you do at that point? when we got to the hospital we provided a report to the staff with the information i had and the treatments rendered. what was mr. floyd
and was the lucas device giving compressions. the lucas device was giving compressions at the time. initially he was in asystole and you at some point saw on the monitor that there was the possibility of pulses electrical activity, is that right? correct. we would pause lucas, do a pulse check. it looked like a rhythm check with the pulses, and i elected to defibrillate that and he remained on his quote, unquote, dead state and we continued on with the cardiac arrest. and so just to be clear, i mean, when someone is in the state that you re describing, are you looking for any opportunity to administer a shock or provide additional treatment that you might be able to? yes. he s a human being and i was trying to give him a second chance at life. but ultimately were you able to generate a pulse or any positive change from that shock that was administered? sorry. can you repeat that, please? did anything change after that shock? did anything get better with mr.
people. martha: so is this a moment? is this a turning point in the dominance of big tech in our lives? many comparisons being made to this moment in 1994 which was the beginning of a major change a clamp down on big tobacco. watch this. i think each of you believe nicotine is not addictive but would like to have this for the record. i don t believe that nicotine and our products are addictive. i believe nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. martha: something, right? now the question is, does congress have the wherewithal, the guts, the votes to do what they have been promising the country that they would do for years and place new regulation on they can tech companies, facebook is the one front and center right now. emily compagno and the co host of outnumbered. you can see her on crimes that changed america. great to have you with us today. i want to take a look. i find this compariso
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