Amala Ekpunobi

And I hope your support continues as we apply context to the comment because, you know, it's a fair, it is totally a fair question.

Yeah, that was a big part of this.

Many people gave pushback to the judge in this case for saying it was not going to be televised.

I don't know.

Like there's a, what do you think?

It's tough because in some cases you're like, oh, well, yeah, it would cancel out maybe some of the bullshit, crazy facts that people are putting out there.

And maybe the actual stark reality of witnesses talking about this or photos or things like that, that might wake people up.

And that's what I think people rely on when they say they want it to be televised and for people to see what happens.

But at the same time, just adding cameras adds a whole other type of person who's attracted to that element of this.

I don't know.

Maybe it would bring some of the reality back to it.

Maybe not.

Yeah, it's tough.

It's a tough call.

We try.

Thank you so much.

I appreciate that comment.

Oh, that's so sweet.

We're getting such mixed reactions to this one, which I anticipated.

Before we even got into this, I was like, I know we're going to be stepping in for this conversation, but thank you so much.