the process of the sixty's and some people said you know you might have some image but it was george michael bell as an artist and haven't got artists who spent much time much of his youth in america said i shouldn't make the mistake of confusing america in france that a fluid society like america can make those kind of cultural changes in a way that a hierarchical slow erotic society like france could switch needed that explosion to get to those cultural changes but as other people said you know there was one woman who i interviewed who are slightly older she did purses a bit in the movement against the war in algeria in the sixty's that while we were like so happy with all this stuff and we thought we were taking cultural hegemony capital was looking out for the main interests which was protecting their own interests solidify capitals and making the kind of concessions that don't really cost anything right that's right to keep capital ascott exactly you know i want to before we end you bring up. max turner the ego and its own. i think that's an important point you make it right because what hap

this case and say sean bell, eric gardner or michael brown, but from a legal standpoint, from a purely legal standpoint this case is radically different and that's because george floyd is already in handcuffs. that's going to change the way that this is looked at and the decision to use force and eventually deadly force in this situation and the type of technique that the officer used there is technically allowed by the minneapolis police department according to their use of force manual. he's allowed to put that knee on his neck. but the only way that you can do that according to the manual is if somebody is actively resisting arrest. you look at this video and i've talked to a lot of folks in law enforcement in the last day or so and they say under no way of watching this or looking at it or circumstance does the force that's used here, it all meets the standards that would apply for the minneapolis police department really in any police department. that's going a key thing that prosecutors can look at and perhaps more quickly make a determination on whether to charge or not. another thing that's going to be key they're, katy is the medical examine. we don't