homicide on counts one, two, three, and four, intentional homicide. guilty. live f from the waukesha, wisconsin, courtroom is his reaction to that and of course outside people waiting to here. six people died that day and dozens more injured. what they were trying to say or what he s been trying to say representing himself, crying in front of the jurors during his 50 minute closing argument was to consider whether the car could have malfunctioned during the incident last november. he wanted them to consider the impact that the negative press has had on his family. meanwhile you ve got the families of the victims and what they ve gone through too. he didn t talk about that. this case, of course, happening at a christmas parade. was very jarring last holiday season. at the full-time, there was a lot of question about whether or not what would his motive be? we didn t really find that out this trial, but the jurors heard what they needed to hear, the judge continues to read th
victims, victim s families, it includes his blue collar worker and median voter in pennsylvania doesn t have a college education and appreciates family and worked hard to put food on the table and this is a person who in name only represents them but by his policies and his votes has done anything but lift up those people. when he says remember, look who s in prison, it s your grandmother or grandfather, that s the victim s relatives. the grandmother is the one mourning the person stabbed 17 time on the streets of philadelphia, the 70-year-old woman coming back from a grocery store shot. these statistics go on and on but to us they are individuals, they are real stories, and he is the last person to carry those stories with him to the senate floor. lisa: i just wanted to add too a lot of focus has been on how bad fetterman was because he was awful but dr. oz did a really good job sean, you ve been the candidate i ve prepped