Amala Ekpunobi

And I think most of the people who are defending this kid do not have

the actual facts of what happened in this case.

They do not care about the actual facts that have happened in this case.

They are so moved by racial bias that that is dictating everything that they think and feel about this.

And they are a one track mind and tunnel visioned on the outcome that they want based off of their own bias.

And that's literally about it, because I don't know how you look at this case and and get confused as to what has taken place here, but maybe

Maybe the defense is going to come through and pull out some magical bit of footage or something that we had not heard, or we're going to see a part of this altercation that nobody's reported on yet that's going to shift things.

I highly doubt it.

Yeah, and you have to wonder what's going to be the response to this, whatever the verdict may be.

I have a feeling that if this is a guilty verdict, we're going to see some trouble, at least in the place where this trial is taking place.

And you're going to see a whole lot of people take to the streets in protest of that verdict.

And I'm trying to remind myself, Taylor, maybe you'll know, in the wake of Derek Chauvin's trial, where we go through all this, we get the guilty verdict,

What happened after that?

I'm trying to remember.

Were there mass protests and riots and shit?

I don't know.

Yeah.

I think people just accepted what took place.

Right.

Yeah.