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I'd like to say something about that Chauvin trial that I haven't heard anybody say directly, so let me say it. The judge was really good, in my opinion, just the parts we could see. And I didn't see much pushback from anybody else. I think, you know, there was the Dershowitz observation that maybe he should have done more to keep the jurors away from the news. But really, how do you keep these jurors away from the news? They had a year of the news before they even got selected. Nothing changed after that point. So they were already tainted. There was no way to have a fair election or a fair trial.
But I think the judge did a good job in a difficult trial. I would also say that the attorneys both did good jobs. I think t
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he defense and the prosecution were both on their game. So at least we can take some comfort in that. Take some comfort in the fact that all the professionals — and I think even the jury, we'll talk about that — I think they were serious people doing pretty good work. And when you see that in public, you forget to call it out sometimes because we like to focus on what went wro
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