you. i don t know if it s possible, but can i give her a hug please? please? yes. greg: in that court room, he was speaking for himself, not his family. there are people who think the last thing a killer deserves is forgiveness but it does make you think if this young man could forgive the killer of his brother, then perhaps forgiveness is possible for just about anything else. including all of the petty bullcrap going on today. people today are getting fired over halloween costumes and
pronouns. it s a lesson not just on forgiveness but the pettiness of our recent scalp hunting. this should be played every morning in schools and workplaces. imagine an h.r. department that showed that, or a social media company that would hire that young man for its board. it might be one solution for our grievance call sir two culture. diversity of forgiveness. brandt jean revealed a selflessness you may never see again. i was moved by this. i talked to a close friend of mine who was exactly opposite, like who are you to forgive? you can t speak for that. i was amazed by it. dana: it was his brother. if this is his view and his faith in his opinion, i think he probably has the most right to decide how he s going to deal
thoughts? juan: christian forgiveness is pretty strong stuff in the whole idea of forgiving those who trespass against you. it s written down. i am struck by the power of it, as you work, greg. i also think ten years, i was amazed at what a limited sentence she got. there were protests about it. when he stop of the good about it, you just hope it s reciprocal. i think in this country we have a lot of, especially in the court system, institutionalized racial issues and we have to deal with it. the culpability of that young man to see beyond it, go way beyond any racial thing and say you know what, in my christian faith, i want to forgive you and i want the best for you. that s why i say give your life to christ. it was amazing. greg: i think you re right. you raise a good point about the colorblindness of it and i m leaving the best for last, jesse. joy behar. would you like to listen to what she had to say?