Mark Bowden

They want to get to the point, OK?

The people who are guilty will seem to spend a lot more time trying to get to the point and will never really get to the point.

And the point here is, if he's been wrongly accused of a horrific crime, the point is, as you say, I'm coming to get...

Everybody who accuses me of that and they will they will suffer the consequences of wrongly accusing me.

I guarantee that that's what we should hear from somebody innocent.

anger is the head is straight on the chin goes down okay the the the eyebrows come in the top lip tightens and it's very very focused directly at the audience here it's more oblique and look at that lovely back i mean it was hard to watch him because there seemed to be such a gorgeous background

Yeah, I would be like, I'm turning my phone on right now.

I don't care where I am.

I'm looking down that phone, okay?

I'm telling everybody that this didn't happen, and anybody who says it does, they will be sued in court to with an inch of the money that they have, okay?

Yes.

Yeah, it's all too considered, all too considered.

Also notice the gestures as well.

When somebody's angry, they'll tend to come up here to what I call the passion plane.

They'll tend to be up in their chest area.

He's a little bit lower.

He's purposely being considered.

He wants to come across as authentic, truthful, calm, assertive, but again, still oblique with the head.

There's a mismatch there.

I don't like the look of this at all.