control, courteous, kept the jury properly focussed. did not inject himself into the case. the prosecutor was meticulous, right to the point, let the facts speak for themselves and the defense lawyer, i think, especially the one who laura was speaking about who made the toenails comment, look, that comment should live with that lawyer in infamy. it is a mark of shame, and i want people to understand, at a criminal trial, lawyers say things that are controversial, explosive, close to the line, i have never heard anything that far over the line and that inappropriate. we have a few seconds left, alexis, your final thoughts. you know, again, i hope that the outcome brought relief and comfort to the community and his family. he s not going to be back for thanksgiving. and i know that sits heavily with them, but i m hopeful that that community can move forward. laura coates, alexis, elie thank you so much, i appreciate all of your insight walking us
schedule and see how that works with my schedule up in chatham county and the schedule here in glen county. i ll get back to everybody about some dates and see what works with respect to dates. that should give everybody an opportunity to put together whatever evidence may be shown in aggravation from the state or mitigation from the defense. hopefully we ll get to that in the next couple weeks. again, i ll make sure counsel knows what those dates are. that addresses the open matter, then, before the court. anything from the state before we adjourn? nothing further from the state, your honor. from travis mcmichael? no, your honor. from greg mcmichael? no, your honor. and from mr. bryan? no, your honor. the defendants are asked to remain in the custody of the sheriff and we are adjourned. thank you. there you have it, the breaking news, the verdict in the ahmaud arbery murder trial. all three defendants found
old, has been here every day of jury selection and every day of trial. where s she at? she s over there. so let s thank that shero, miss polite. god bless. it s people like her why we got justice. all right. we ve been listening to very passionate, stirring speeches there from ahmaud arbery s parents as well as from their supporters and their lawyers, their legal team as well as the prosecutor of the case. and, sara, i just think so much of it harkens back to what you and ryan were talking about, all of the obstacles that this family faced in the case, including no one being charged,
virtually every person who s ever convicted at a criminal trial does appeal. you have the right to appeal. i will say there are some times when i see a trial and i think they could have one or two or three significant issues for appeal. i do not see that here at all. i can t think of a single major significant substantiative decision that went against the defense lawyers that will be enough to change these verdicts on appeal. go ahead, page. he s right. it s hard to win an appeal in georgia. a murder case goes directly to our state supreme court. there s not an intermediate appeals court. i think the lawyers here will probably focus on the judge limiting some of the evidence they could bring in, the probation, the mental health status. i do not think that s going to be sufficient to overturn the verdict. i do believe that s what they will focus on. it s so interesting because you heard, eric, that ahmaud arbery s family, and reverend al sharpton who was there supporting them, and
use language and precisely. failing to solve the problems we need to solve instead of obsessing over how we talk about those problems in the first place. it s what i call blowing woke smoke. avoiding true accountability for actual policy failures we should be talking about instead. trace: blowing woke smoke. the video them smashing. we forget california has decriminalized anything less than $950 and theft. vikek ramaswamy, great to have you on. good to see you. sandra: thank you. jurors in the ahmaud arbery murder trial delivered and the fate of three white men for a second day in brunswick, georgia. comes as the nearly all-white jury, the source of contention. the 25-year-old black jogger scaling, viewed by many as an act of racial violence. steve harrigan is near the courthouse. i m being told that a verdict has been reached. sandra there is