front of you. and you can redirect to some other point. and bruce willis style, blow the sucker out of the sky. in america, we re good at blowing things up but not knowing where the pieces go. just deflect. yeah. here it comes. here s the moon. there s the main asteroid. and here s the dark mission. it deploys a little camera and slams into it. that will slow it down. you said this is about the size of the statue of liberty. yeah. slows it down and it falls into lower orbit around the main asteroid. it will throw it down by half a millimeter per second. that doesn t sound like much. but that accumulates. how do they know that s going to happen? we know the mass and we know the math. it will hit more miles per
up to the shooting. we ll see what the jury thinks about that. one thing that you know, and i just want to make sure that the audience understands, the arbery family doesn t have any lawyers in that courtroom. this isn t the arbery family against the the arbery family is the most well-lawyered family in america right now. hold on. counselor i don t know where you get that idea counselor. this case is the prosecution on behalf of the people. this is a crime against the community. this isn t about arberys versus mcmichael. this is arbery as a victim and the crime is against the state. the crime is against the community. the crime is against the law. hold on, chris. hold on now. you ve been watching the same trial i have. there are three very, very capable lawyers from the cobb county district attorney s office sitting there at counsel table. linda dunikoski has lit the courtroom on fire every opportunity she gets. paul orisa. they have all done an outstanding job.
court cases from the united states supreme court that we cited? why don t you that say that people why the opinion of supreme court justices counsel. doesn t matter in this case? because we think it does. counselor, saying a lot is not the same as saying something that matters. you can flood the zone. the interview doesn t end. we can agree on that. what i m saying is this. there is no supreme court case that says you can make a determination of who can be in the gallery watching the trial on the basis of race. you and i both know that. you said black pastors what i said you confused jesse jackson with al sharpton. and it seemed at a minimum a fit of ignorance and at maximum you making a race play in this trial. were you not doing that? chris, you can call me you can call me ignorant. you can call me anything you want. but i m here representing roddie bryan and i m going to defend my client to the best of my ability and i don t really care whether the
black pastors? millions of americans across this country are looking to you to understand these proceedings. why don t you take the time and actually help them? why don t you read the motions? why don t you read the supreme court cases from the united states supreme court that we cited? why don t you that say that people why the opinion of supreme court justices counsel. doesn t matter in this cause? because we think it does. counselor, saying a lot is not the same as saying something that matters. you can flood the zone. the interview doesn t end. we can agree on that. what i m saying is this. there is no supreme court case that says you can make a determination of who can be in the gallery watching the trial on the basis of race. you and i both know that. you said black pastors what i said you confused jesse jackson with al sharpton. and it seemed at a minimum a fit of ignorance and at maximum you making a race play in this trial. were you not doing
between the arbery family and the mcmichaels. i ve said all along that s not for me to decide, that s not for roddie bryan to decide. that s above our pay grade. we ve got 12 jurors here. we ve got a great diverse, very thoughtful attentive jury. you ve been watching them during the trial i m sure. they ve been taking notes. they ve been very diligent. they ve now got the evidence and they re going to deliberate. they re going to continue tomorrow. and you know, all we can do is hope and pray that they reach a true verdict. and i think that s all we can hope for from our criminal justice system and from these 12 fine men and women of glynn county. you ve got three problems. one, he was in one of the vehicles that was trying to stop arbery. it becomes what you and i know as a chain of battery. that he became part of the behavior that wound up leading up to the shooting. we ll see what the jury thinks about that. one thing that you know, and i just want to make sure that the audience u