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Derek Chauvin

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Nov 13, 2026

Jamel JohnsonHOST
5:57
You know what I mean? Who knows who he's been in contact with? He probably knows who killed Prince.
Jamel JohnsonHOST
6:03
He'd probably be on the line with Derek Chauvin.
Daniel HartiganHOST
6:08
Oh, God.
Daniel HartiganHOST
6:10
It is pretty funny that they went from Kirk Cousins, drafted J.J. McCarthy... got Carson Wentz, got Kyler Murray, and then they were like, actually, let's go back to Kirk Cousins.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
104:24
I think we need more understanding.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
104:27
A defendant in Minnesota Republicans who held a moment of silence at their June 2026 convention for, ah, Jesus, Derek Chauvin, you know, the man who murdered George Floyd.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
104:42
He said, it's a sad day in the state of Minnesota when it's so-called news that hundreds of patriotic Minnesotans came together to peacefully and respectfully recognize a member of law enforcement.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
104:56
As Flavio notes, a total P.O.S. Yeah.
John ZmirakGUEST
15:32
Hitler.
John ZmirakGUEST
15:33
Wait, if I were Donald Trump, I would have said, well, Ross, I would like to ask you, have you forgiven Derek Chauvin for what happened to George Floyd? Have you forgiven all the people from the Nuremberg war trials? Do you feel warm, generous feelings towards them? Do you hope the best for all the people who do terrible wrongs for school shooters? Manufacturing happy, clappy feelings means absolutely nothing.
John ZmirakGUEST
16:03
It means zero.
John ZmirakGUEST
16:05
Douthat asked a theologically imprecise question and Trump gave a theologically imprecise answer here.
Adam CarterHOST
18:47
Royce White, of course, the Senate candidate.
Adam CarterHOST
18:50
Derek Chauvin.
Jordana GreenHOST
18:51
I mean, he's got to top the list.
Jordana GreenHOST
18:54
Derek Chauvin.
Jordana GreenHOST
18:54
Yeah.
Jordana GreenHOST
18:55
Martyr.
Adam CarterHOST
19:18
Royce White, of course, the Senate candidate.
Adam CarterHOST
19:21
Derek Chauvin.
Jordana GreenHOST
19:22
I mean, he's got to top the list.
Jordana GreenHOST
19:25
Derek Chauvin.
Jordana GreenHOST
19:25
Yeah.
Jordana GreenHOST
19:26
Murderer.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:22
There's no difference.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:24
You honestly, I mean, again, I mean, I talk about this stuff all the time, and I don't want to lapse into it, but Derek Chauvin got a fair trial? How'd that work? I mean, everybody now is saying that George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose, but he's still languishing in prison for the next 22 years.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:43
22 years for doing what? For doing what? He had his knee on the back of his neck, which, by the way, grab the back of your neck.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:50
You will have no problem breathing.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:55
Nothing.
Tom LaipplyHOST
8:56
Perfectly fine, right? And he had 95% oxygenation at the moment that he died, George Floyd.
Tom LaipplyHOST
9:02
Then how did Derek Chauvin even...
Tom LaipplyHOST
9:07
Injure him.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
3:42
Immediately after you were freaking rushed, thank God nothing happened to you, seriously? But we're not allowed to talk about George Floyd, and at the end of the day, he died of a freaking heart failure stop because of drugs.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
3:55
I'm sorry to, Derek Chauvin.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
3:57
Lots of them.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
3:58
Would never have met him.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
3:59
Think about this.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
4:01
George Floyd never meets Derek Chauvin.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
4:03
If George Floyd wasn't a scumbag to society, full stop.
Vinnie OshanaPANELIST
4:07
You don't even meet him.
Chase DavisHOST
2:21
He was one of the officers on scene May 25th in 2020 in the incident regarding George Floyd.
Chase DavisHOST
2:28
He was Derek Chauvin's partner.
Chase DavisHOST
2:30
And so I really wanted to hear from him about his conversion story, his testimony, how he came to know the Lord, but also about the surrounding circumstances.
Chase DavisHOST
2:39
that were going on back then and kind of get into his approach to what happened in Minneapolis that day and some of his background.
Chase DavisHOST
2:54
I wanted to kind of introduce you to the audience, and I wanted you to do that for yourself.
Chase DavisHOST
2:59
I'm sure a lot of people are familiar with what happened May 25th, 2026, and kind of the fallout and the capture by Black Lives Matter and other social activists and so-called social justice groups.
Chase DavisHOST
3:10
And so many people may be familiar with your partner, Derek Chauvin.
Chase DavisHOST
3:14
I don't know that many people are familiar with you.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
64:41
Right.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
64:41
And we went through this with like Derek Chauvin.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
64:45
Now, I think, as I said at the time, I think Derek Chauvin is the most common, uninteresting sort of man.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
64:57
Not a fallen hero, just a guy.
Heather HeyingHOST
65:00
The cop whose knee was on the neck of George Floyd when George Floyd died.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
65:05
But the point is, this is a guy who I think was doing more or less what his department trained him to do against somebody who was, yes, resisting arrest, who had done it before, who was sick, who was on drugs.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
65:18
The victim, the dead man had done it before.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
65:26
And the point is, Derek Chauvin was convicted because the public needed some red meat.
Golan RamrazHOST
14:00
Forget Lindsey Clancy is an interesting version of it.
Golan RamrazHOST
14:03
I think about Derek Chauvin.
Golan RamrazHOST
14:05
I think about what happened with George Floyd.
Golan RamrazHOST
14:06
Forget whether you think right, wrong, not whatever.

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