lagenfeld, was there an answer you wanted to clarify. please do so. >> only to state that narcan, administering narcan to someone who potentially suffered a fentanyl overdose, once that individual is in cardiac arrest the administration of narcan would provide no benefit. >> at this point he was obviously in cardiac arrest. >> correct. >> you were asked questions just now about whether fentanyl works by causing someone to feel very sleepy. do you remember that discussion? >> yes. >> did the paramedics tell you that mr. floyd was ever asleep or sleepy or anything that sounds like sleep? >> the report that i received that was that the patient, mr. floyd, was unresponsive on their arrival and did not have a pulse, and so there was no report that he had been sleepy or difficult to arouse, per se. >> you were asked quite a number of questions about the carbon dioxide content in the blood gasses. first off, if a person is suffering from hypoxia which is oxygen deficiency is that an explanation for a heightened blood content in the blood? >> it

lagenfeld. they came in and they said they began resuscitative efforts and they introduced oxygen -- oxygen supply. they're manually breathing for him and re-oxygen rating his blood. so when you look at that piece of evidence. when you look at a piece of evidence like that, you have to compare it against all of the other evidence because you can't come in and say george floyd on one hand, george floyd died of asphyxiation, but he has a 98% oxygen level, right? his blood is oxygenated. then it stands to reason the opposite is true, as well. you can't come in and say i can conclusively prove that mr. floyd didn't have carbon monoxide in his blood because he had this high oxygen saturation. you test one statement against the evidence of other people and you compare it. that is what you as jurors are obligated to do and what i am asking you to do. compare the evidence against itself. test it. challenge it, compare it to the law, read their instructions in their entirety. start from the point of the