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Pulmonologist Doesn’t Believe Fentanyl Was Responsible For George Floyd’s Death | The ReidOut
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3:01Now PlayingDoctor Tobin, who said he watched videos of Floyd on the ground hundreds of times, countered the defense’s claim that drug use and underlying health conditions led to Floyd’s death. Aired on 04/08/2021.
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