Did Charles Barkley get Draymond to admit he should have been ejected?

Green appeared to inadvertently admit to an ejectable offense in an interview with Barkley.

The problem is, two Flagrant 1s have the exact same ramifications as one Flagrant 2. Both instances result in an ejection and two flagrant points against the offending player.An [Flagrant 2] also results in the ejection of the player committing the foul .

And if Draymond was admitting to committing two Flagrant 1 fouls, he was admitting that he should be penalized with two flagrant points, which in this case was delivered as a Flagrant 2. The only difference between a Flagrant 1 and a 2 in the NBA rulebook is the addition of the word"excessive" for the latter, which two Flagrant 1s likely qualified for.

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