Megyn Kelly

If you commit a murder, you go away for life, period.

That's it.

That's the penalty you get in Nebraska.

You take somebody's life,

In a murder, you're going away for life.

A life for a life.

That's how it works.

He is so lucky that he got only 35 years and could be eligible for parole in 17.

He could get out of jail at age 34 with time served.

You got your whole life ahead of you, which is more than we can say for poor Austin Metcalf.

But putting that to the side, it is a lie that this was an all white jury.

This is a lie being spun by race hustlers who want to stoke up racial animus in the wake of this totally just verdict.

There were no black people on the jury, but it wasn't all white.

Oh, by the way, why were there no black people on the jury?

Because we had black jurors testifying.

I'll give you an example of potential black jurors testifying things like this quote.

I don't know if I'd feel right putting a brother in jail.

Yes, you will be dismissed from the jury every single time for that kind of nonsense, sir.

That's why we had no black people on the jury.

It wasn't because the prosecution was biased or didn't like black people or didn't think black people could come to a sane, just verdict.