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George Floyd's Brother: I Think Chauvin Should've Gotten The Maximum
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June 26, 2021
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10:14Now PlayingGeorge Floyd's brother says of Derek Chauvin sentencing that he 'should have gotten the maximum,' after the former Minneapolis police officer received 22 1/2 years for Floyd's murder. Philonise Floyd tells Joy Reid, 'You have to understand thatmy brother, he's dead... We cherished him.' Floyd family attorney Benjamin Crump also joins The ReidOut to discuss.
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