Malcolm Gladwell

And Lane is the one who brings up excited delirium, which you bring up as you see that as that. I think that's, there's where you and I agree. I think that's why he dies. He dies because of some combination of his drug use, his preexisting conditions, and the fact that he's in a position where he's in respiratory distress because he's prone, right? He's got weight on his...

And Lane is the one who brings up excited delirium, which you bring up as you see that as that. I think that's, there's where you and I agree. I think that's why he dies. He dies because of some combination of his drug use, his preexisting conditions, and the fact that he's in a position where he's in respiratory distress because he's prone, right? He's got weight on his...

Sometime on his neck and largely on his back and chest. And have you ever been, Ben, have you ever been in the exact position that Floyd was in? I had someone do that to me. It's really hard to breathe.

Sometime on his neck and largely on his back and chest. And have you ever been, Ben, have you ever been in the exact position that Floyd was in? I had someone do that to me. It's really hard to breathe.

Sometime on his neck and largely on his back and chest. And have you ever been, Ben, have you ever been in the exact position that Floyd was in? I had someone do that to me. It's really hard to breathe.

They're yelling. The people who are around are yelling for Chauvin to get off Floyd.

They're yelling. The people who are around are yelling for Chauvin to get off Floyd.

They're yelling. The people who are around are yelling for Chauvin to get off Floyd.

I think that's a travesty.

I think that's a travesty.

I think that's a travesty.

Yeah. Yeah, I did the second of, I did two-part series on the case, and the second part was essentially a defense of Thomas Lane. And I don't think that Thomas Lane deserved to go to prison. Thomas Lane, to my mind, is the only voice of reason at the scene. He's the one who says this man is not well. Thomas Lane's the one who calls 911.

Yeah. Yeah, I did the second of, I did two-part series on the case, and the second part was essentially a defense of Thomas Lane. And I don't think that Thomas Lane deserved to go to prison. Thomas Lane, to my mind, is the only voice of reason at the scene. He's the one who says this man is not well. Thomas Lane's the one who calls 911.

Yeah. Yeah, I did the second of, I did two-part series on the case, and the second part was essentially a defense of Thomas Lane. And I don't think that Thomas Lane deserved to go to prison. Thomas Lane, to my mind, is the only voice of reason at the scene. He's the one who says this man is not well. Thomas Lane's the one who calls 911.

And he calls 911 not just because Floyd has cut his mouth, but because he believes that he is suffering from excited delirium and that he's in a very vulnerable state. And then Lane says to... Chauvin repeatedly, this guy's not doing well. You got to get off him and you got to put him in the recovery position.

And he calls 911 not just because Floyd has cut his mouth, but because he believes that he is suffering from excited delirium and that he's in a very vulnerable state. And then Lane says to... Chauvin repeatedly, this guy's not doing well. You got to get off him and you got to put him in the recovery position.

And he calls 911 not just because Floyd has cut his mouth, but because he believes that he is suffering from excited delirium and that he's in a very vulnerable state. And then Lane says to... Chauvin repeatedly, this guy's not doing well. You got to get off him and you got to put him in the recovery position.

I would also point out that when you was making a distinction between these two, is he someone who was going to die because he had these preexisting issues or does he die because of uh, positional asphyxia, you know, the, what the cops did to him.

I would also point out that when you was making a distinction between these two, is he someone who was going to die because he had these preexisting issues or does he die because of uh, positional asphyxia, you know, the, what the cops did to him.

I would also point out that when you was making a distinction between these two, is he someone who was going to die because he had these preexisting issues or does he die because of uh, positional asphyxia, you know, the, what the cops did to him.