Matt Walsh

They're using the immigration question as a proxy to figure out the political affiliation of the jurors.

And the defense team is doing that because they understand that Democrats are the party of social unrest and revolutionary activism and anti-white racism.

Democrats are lockstep in everything they do.

They want to promote the narrative that whites are the oppressor and blacks are the victims.

And in this case, that means they'd vote to acquit for obvious reasons.

As for the black juror who openly admitted that he wouldn't put a black defendant in prison, at least he was honest.

The typical black juror who's racially biased doesn't go around admitting it.

But the statistics here are pretty clear on this point.

There have been plenty of studies on this, and we'll throw some of them up on the screen right now.

Black juries are roughly 30% less likely to find a black defendant guilty as compared to a white defendant, and black juries are 300% more likely to find a white criminal guilty.

That's how we got the O.J.

Simpson verdict.

And if Carmelo Anthony's defense team manages to select a juror who thinks like this, then they're guaranteed a hung jury at a minimum.

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