Dennis Prager argues Derek Chauvin deserves a pardon, claiming he followed police training and that superior officers lied on the stand. Prager says the medical examiner falsified George Floyd's cause of death due to political pressure, and recommends the documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis" as evidence Chauvin was set up.
Uh, Ben Shapiro is writing about it now. Daily, uh, Matt Walsh is writing about it. I've been speaking about this for years, um, and others are starting to speak about it, uh, but I believe that, uh, uh, uh, uh, Derek Chauvin needs to be pardoned. I, I, I, I believe that and I've shared that for quite some time. Frankly, I shared that even before The Fall of Minneapolis documentary came out, and that just affirmed everything that I knew, even more so affirmed and confirmed everything that I knew. I had already been reading the reports. I had already read the handbook of the Minneapolis police officers, handbook, everything that Derek Chauvin was doing, he was legally, he could legally do, and frankly, he was trained to do, and his superior officers got on the stand and lied. The medical examiner did not tell the truth about George Floyd overdosing, more than likely because he was scared of the backlash, because Minneapolis is so left-wing. I mean, it's a very blue state. I know there's some conservatives out there, but it's a very deeply blue state and a bunch of left-wing radicals that are, uh, that are there. So anyway, that's something that if you want to kill DEI, if you want to blow it up, you blow it up in the left's face. Pardon Derek Chauvin. He deserves it. That guy is a political prisoner. If you don't believe me, I just encourage you to watch that documentary, The Fall of Minneapolis. And I, with almost certainty, believe you'll change your mind. That guy was set up. It was all about a narrative.
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