This is a quick layout of my thoughts post trial. It's a bit late due to some extenuating circumstances, but better late than never! Did you think Chauvin was guilty on all charges? Hope you enjoy.

Let me know what you think! If you have some ideas that I did not consider, I hope you'll reach out and we can discuss it.

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Week three is the last week of trial before the closing statements and jury deliberation. Once again, I discuss the important details that came out over the last week, what I thought about them, and how they might impact the outcome.

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In this episode, I take a look at what we learned during the second week of the Chauvin Trial. I point out the key takeaways and I highlight, what I believe, are challenges for the prosecution.

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During this episode, I break down the first week of the Chauvin trial and what it meant to me. I watched each day to gather my own thoughts and to uncover what I found to be the most significant details.

I will admit, after week 1 of the trial, my mindset on the outcome has changed, and I'd encourage anyone that disagrees with me or has more to add, to connect with me.

Question left to be answered

1. If police had taken quicker actions, would it have made a difference to the end result? I look forward to further testimony to figure this out.

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This episode was with William from unDunn Podcast. Putting a title on it was a challenge. We covered to much to label it. We'll also have a follow up on minimum wage very soon.

Some of the subjects we discussed were censorship, guns, media, the American dream, Trump and the derangement, Biden, Covid, and more.

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During this episode, I talk with Brandon, host of Starting Nowhere Podcast. We discuss biases in politics, censorship, the media, as well as diving into the black experience in relation to policing.

I really enjoyed talking with Brandon. We did not agree on everything, but he is a very bright guy with interesting insights that are worth listening to and reflecting on.

Questions we attempted to answer:

1. Are people allowing their biases to control their decision making and how it relates to censorship?

2. When looking at black America, what is the correct way to analyze it? Do we solely look at the statistics or is there a bigger story to be told?

Though these conversations can be difficult to have, often times, what is the most difficult is what is needed the most.

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During this episode I talk with Spencer Fisken about the up coming Derek Chauvin case and speculate on the possible outcomes.

We discuss the officer's actions, Floyd's behavior, Jury selection, the known evidence, police procedure, the autopsy findings, the media, and whether or not it can be a fair trial with such a high profile case.

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D.A. Michaels is a veteran, first responder, and author of the book Courageously Broken. During this episode, we discuss the motivations behind her book as well as her personal experiences in law enforcement and how that has shaped her perspective towards events over the last few years. For anyone who doubts first responders, their commitment to society, or the sacrifices they make, I highly recommend listening to this episode as well as getting a copy of her new book, Courageously Broken.

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