>> but alex, we know what's right and wrong. and we think about what serves the american people, what serves our audiences and readers. >> i think you want to allow context. i think it's important that we understand who these people are to the degree that it protects their anonymity. but you understand the area, the place from which they are coming. maybe how well-educated they are , what kind of jobs they are holding down. it helps give a perspective of how they might weigh in on this. granted, we have to wait for the full trial to play out and see what happens for the verdict and when they are doing jury deliberations, but i find it interesting. i would now like to stop it. i think we don't need to know anymore about who these people are, because my respect for them -- i'm going to give a little bit away what were talking about later. i mean, these jurors -- think about what they are sacrificing for this. what they are risking for this. their lives will probably never