Clayton Eckart

I walk out of the courtroom.

I'm emotional.

I'm crying.

And I talked with my wife immediately, and I talked with Clayton, I think, right after that.

And Clayton was like the first line of defense.

He said, she's just delaying the inevitable.

She knows she's going to lose this.

You have to stay strong.

You cannot give up now.

You've come too far.

And my attorney said the same thing, and I was just upset with the court system that day and the justice system.

I said, I just want to go home and spend time with my family because that's what's going to make me happy right now.

And I feel for him because I've went through two years of my own.

And so it is really frustrating because you just want it to be done.

Laura thinks she's won today.

I don't see that at all as a win.

This was another unification of all of us to be together and to further be driven to see this through.

I'm like, all she did was light a fire.

And if you think that we're all just gonna go, oh, and we lost and we're gonna all like, no, I have a renewed sense of fire.

I know everyone that's here has a renewed sense of fire and we are winning.