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blagojevich but could not get the entire jury to agree. the jury consisted of six women and six men. eight of them were white, three african-american, one asian-american, and he was the foreman. abc 7 talked to him tonight and joins us with his perspective. kathy and ron, 66-year-old james matsumoto called the blagojevich jury the ultimate american jury because of its diversity, thoughtfulness and professionalism. matsumoto is a former marine who spent most of his career as a videotape librarian. he said the jury of six men and six women were independent thinkers who took their oath, the law, and the judge s jury instructions very seriously. they asked if i would serve as foreman and i said i would. but i knew immediately it was the wrong decision. reporter: james matsumoto manages to maintain his sense of humor, despite 14 days of deliberations that yielded only one verdict on 28 counts. the 66-year-old northwest side resident said he knew at the end of last week that coming t