Devastating Anti-Death Penalty Argument
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9:45Now PlayingJimmy Dore gives an impassioned argument against capital punishment.
Extended excerpt of a discussion between Jimmy Dore, Bret Erlich, and Cenk Uygur about the death penalty.
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The debate revolves around a 2015 death sentence involving a lawyer Google searching lethal injection chemicals.
The Oklahoma deputy attorney general learned that potassium acetate was to be used in the September 30, 2015 execution of Richard Glossip instead of potassium chloride.
The Governor's general counsel issued instructions stating, “potassium chloride and potassium acetate were basically one in the same drug,” before advising the deputy attorney general to ‘Google it.”
Mullins told the deputy attorney general not to seek a stay of the execution writing, “It would look bad for the state of Oklahoma because potassium acetate had already been used in (Charles) Warner’s execution.”
The deputy attorney general did Google the drug and learned that potassium chloride and potassium acetate were not the same.
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