Ira Glass

The judge, white guy.

So that's the scene.

And then he goes, in fact, you all better have a little visit and think about whether this is how you really want to proceed or something to that effect.

Because I'm here to tell you it's not.

And so there's this little recess.

And then when he comes back, he's hot.

He's upset.

And he just starts right into what he's upset about.

And he's like, there are very clear rules in this court about having demonstratives in the courtroom.

Right.

You know, bringing any prop with you to the courtroom and also about what you're wearing in the courtroom.

And this attorney I have just realized is wearing a shirt.

Yeah.

And indeed, this attorney is wearing a shirt, just wearing a blazer over it that I happened to see earlier in the bathroom.

So I saw it up close.

It's kind of checkered.

It's these little squares, you know, smaller than a cigarette packet.

Of civil rights leaders.

Martin Luther King is on there.

And it's kind of iconic images of the civil rights movement.