Topic: Andrew Baker

New court documents and depositions from prosecutor Amy Sweezy reveal that Hennepin County Medical Examiner Andrew Baker found no medical evidence of asphyxiation in the George Floyd case. The autopsy indicated that Floyd died from a fatal concentration of fentanyl and underlying health issues rather than strangulation. Prosecutors allegedly moved forward with murder charges against Derek Chauvin to satisfy public narrative and avoid career-ending backlash.

John Bowne reports on the influence of the Frankfurt School and Marxism on the American legal system. The report highlights handwritten notes from Dr. Andrew Baker indicating that George Floyd had 11 nanograms of fentanyl in his system, which could be classified as an overdose. The segment concludes that the Chauvin trial is a "tragic chapter" in the decline of America.