killed four little black girls in sunday school that morning. a few days ago, we learned the sentence for the convicted murderers who chased down and killed 25-year-old ahmaud arbery back in 2020. the mcmichaels were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. while william roddy bryan was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of patrol. we also learned ahmaud arbery's family rejected a plea deal in a federal civil rights case against ahmaud's killers. which is set to begin in a few weeks. why is it important to see this case go on? and how important is this specific case in the historic perspective of criminal justice? you have a unique experience there and could give us a view. >> well, al, i think this is very important, and just as a side note, yesterday i attended