in the crowd. lawrence: okay. lawrence: one final tour, teaming up as foreigner is ducted into the rock-and-roll hall of fame, they will joan us just ahead. ainsley: final hour sta starting steve: hunter biden live going into court in 15 know minutes. whether or not he will take the stand. show of support for hunter, his father s brother james is there and hpresident s sister valerie is there. ainsley: do you think he will take the standpoint? brian: i think he will, he walked into there press conference. lawrence: correct me if i m wrong, brian, james biden not only his uncle, he is his business partner. brian: yes, who is accused of lying. ainsley: he would have to take cross-examination. steve: it would be brutal. brian: open the laptop. rick, what are we see something we are waiting on the arrivals, it is black s.u.v.s, defendant, hunter biden, his aunt and uncle, and we re waiting to see if first lady jill biden will be here. president biden i
we therefore unanimously find that the sentence of life in prisonment without the possibility of parole should be imposed upon david bell. signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot. at this time, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, you are excused from your duties on this jury. and you are no longer under sequestration. thank you so much for your service. all rise. even with the news that he ll spend the rest of his life locked up, bell says he views it as a victory of sorts. when i was sitting in the courtroom, i almost died. like i almost was sentenced to death. it just gave me an adrenaline rush for real. hike i don t know, it was funny for real. why funny? that sounds scary. because the prosecutors were just so thirsty just basically trying to kill me. they probably mad, oh, we didn t get him. but now i m still alive so what can they do, man? what can they do? i m still alive.
signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot. at this time, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, you are excused from your duties on this jury. and you are no longer under sequestration. thank you so much for your service. all rise. even with the news that he ll spend the rest of his life locked up, bell says he views it as a victory of sorts. when i was sitting in the courtroom, i almost died. like i almost was sentenced to death. it just gave me an adrenaline rush for real. like i don t know, it was funny for real. why funny? that sounds scary. because the prosecutors were just so thirsty just basically trying to kill me. they probably mad, oh, we didn t get him. but now i m still alive so what can they do, man? what can they do?
he will now return to court to find out his sentence. the best case is 25 years to life. worst case, the death penalty. all rise. i think they might give me 30 to life. i don t want to say 25 to live and jinx it. we are back on the record for the jury trial of the state of ohio versus david bell. i m really not sure what he s going to be sentenced to, but i do hope and pray that it s not the dead penalty. because i don t wish that on anyone. we the jury being duly empanelled and sworn do they reby find that the aggravating circumstances the defendant was found guilty of committing does not outweigh the mitigating factors presented in this case by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. we therefore unanimously find that the sentence of life in prisonment without the possibility of parole should be imposed upon david bell. signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot.
imposed upon david bell. signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot. at this time, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, you are excused from your duties on this jury. and you are no longer under sequestration. thank you so much for your service. all rise. even with the news that he ll spend the rest of his life locked up, bell says he views it as a victory of sorts. when i was sitting in the courtroom, i almost died. like i almost was sentenced to death. it just gave me an adrenaline rush for real. like, i don t know, it was funny for real. why funny? that sounds scary. because the prosecutors were just so thirsty just basically trying to kill me. they probably mad, oh, we didn t get him. but now i m still alive so what can they do, man? what can they do? i m still alive.