Wayne Hsiung

I'm going to ask you a few questions to follow up on what Mr. Christensen asked you.

Is that all right?

Whenever he starts questioning a witness, you see him kind of sneaking in little details about the conditions of the farm.

Basically trying to get them to just describe what was in the video.

It's also true that among those thousands of pigs, many of those piglets end up dying before they reach slaughter, correct?

And then... Wayne tries again.

But Wayne does the same thing again.

Another objection.

And if animals at Smithfield do have injuries or disease, they are often discarded, correct?

Wayne just keeps doing this.

And piglets are discarded into dumpsters.

Presumably these piglets are not sold for meat, correct?

Wayne's obviously getting nowhere.

And not just the judge.

He's either, you know, really full of himself, hopelessly outmatched, or both.

You know, we talked to a few of the jurors.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And they said at this point, it didn't even seem like Wayne was acting like a real lawyer.

He's an activist.