Malcolm Gladwell

And when Chauvin gets on the boy's neck, and the boy's whimpering like a 14-year-old would. You have kids, right? Yeah. The way that a kid would, who doesn't understand what's going on. Why is this man like beating me up with a flashlight and sitting on my neck because my mom's drunk? Well, it's, listen, again, this is heartbreaking. And the other thing was the other cops all file out of the room.

And when Chauvin gets on the boy's neck, and the boy's whimpering like a 14-year-old would. You have kids, right? Yeah. The way that a kid would, who doesn't understand what's going on. Why is this man like beating me up with a flashlight and sitting on my neck because my mom's drunk? Well, it's, listen, again, this is heartbreaking. And the other thing was the other cops all file out of the room.

And when Chauvin gets on the boy's neck, and the boy's whimpering like a 14-year-old would. You have kids, right? Yeah. The way that a kid would, who doesn't understand what's going on. Why is this man like beating me up with a flashlight and sitting on my neck because my mom's drunk? Well, it's, listen, again, this is heartbreaking. And the other thing was the other cops all file out of the room.

They can't take it. Like they know that Chauvin is a bad egg. Okay.

They can't take it. Like they know that Chauvin is a bad egg. Okay.

They can't take it. Like they know that Chauvin is a bad egg. Okay.

But in retrospect, it's a clue to the kind of police officer Derek Chauvin is.

But in retrospect, it's a clue to the kind of police officer Derek Chauvin is.

But in retrospect, it's a clue to the kind of police officer Derek Chauvin is.

The only significance of the John Pope video is that, and this points to a structural problem within the Minneapolis Police Department. No one seems to have watched that video until after the Chauvin case. But had someone watched it at the time, I think that there would have been serious questions raised about Chauvin's future on the Minneapolis Police Department.

The only significance of the John Pope video is that, and this points to a structural problem within the Minneapolis Police Department. No one seems to have watched that video until after the Chauvin case. But had someone watched it at the time, I think that there would have been serious questions raised about Chauvin's future on the Minneapolis Police Department.

The only significance of the John Pope video is that, and this points to a structural problem within the Minneapolis Police Department. No one seems to have watched that video until after the Chauvin case. But had someone watched it at the time, I think that there would have been serious questions raised about Chauvin's future on the Minneapolis Police Department.

And we would never have had George Floyd case because he wouldn't have been around to do it. I mean, so it does say, I do think that there is a management failure here where the reason we have these body cam cameras is that they do collect, you know, meaningful evidence about an officer's behavior and the situation in which they're operating. And that video is,

And we would never have had George Floyd case because he wouldn't have been around to do it. I mean, so it does say, I do think that there is a management failure here where the reason we have these body cam cameras is that they do collect, you know, meaningful evidence about an officer's behavior and the situation in which they're operating. And that video is,

And we would never have had George Floyd case because he wouldn't have been around to do it. I mean, so it does say, I do think that there is a management failure here where the reason we have these body cam cameras is that they do collect, you know, meaningful evidence about an officer's behavior and the situation in which they're operating. And that video is,

You know, the Floyd video is complicated. The John Poe video is not complicated. He's beating up a kid. Did you watch it, Ben?

You know, the Floyd video is complicated. The John Poe video is not complicated. He's beating up a kid. Did you watch it, Ben?

You know, the Floyd video is complicated. The John Poe video is not complicated. He's beating up a kid. Did you watch it, Ben?

Yeah, I know you like facts over feelings, but sometimes feelings tell us something important about a situation.

Yeah, I know you like facts over feelings, but sometimes feelings tell us something important about a situation.