about the importance of the decision that they're making. but i don't necessarily think that he needs to let them know that. i mean, you talked about pressure on this jury. there is absolutely pressure on this jury. they understand the importance of what they're doing. they understand that the country in the world is watching and they've already indicated that they were willing to be there. so i think just the appreciation for their time reminding them that they too are extraordinarily important to this process. this process can happen without these alternative being there in order to make sure that we're protecting this problem process in the event that something happens to one of the other jurors. the defendant, donald trump, has been seen turning around, looking at prospective jurors during the selection process there is also, of course, intense press coverage. one dismissed juror called the experience of that trial a bit intimidating. so what instructions do you think might still be given to the jurors? whether it be before