It s going to be very interesting to see others works out. but i think that people have to understand that it s going to take forever to strike juries in these cases, as i said before. and these cases are not civil cases. they will go on for a very, very long time. i think it s also interesting, i had to tell, you laura, that i, i don t mean to talk about this, but everybody thinks and talks about pardons. and i have to say that in georgia, there is no such thing. there is no such thing as getting out of jail free. so i ve been watching what is happening in federal court, meadows, perhaps clark, trump will follow. because really you can t get pardoned. the governor no longer can do that. that was changed back in the 1940s. and you have to literally serve your sentence in georgia. in five years, it has to collapse before you can even ask for a pardon. so if they don t get removed, it s very interesting.
Man has in front of him. not to mention, of course, the big trial of trying to be the president of the united states yet again. have you ever seen anything close to this scope, this type of high profile nature for all of these cases? at such a high-profile defendant, judge hatch? it absolutely not, laura. i was just sitting here thinking, as you are going through all of those, that this is such a situation that we have never seen, ever, in this country. and so it is almost like a jigsaw puzzle, this case is gonna go over. and the reality is that any one of these cases, let s talk about the federal case, in d.c., in the fulton county case. those cases alone, particularly in fulton county, it will take weeks if not months to even find a jury. and we are seeing that in a richer case now in fulton county, so when you look at this calendar and you are trying to mesh all of these pieces together, the reality is
On. it s been a long, a long time coming. but i know change gonna come. oh, yes it will. can t hear that song without getting chills. laura, it s, especially today, especially in this week? today i should say, laura, is also the anniversary of the killing of emmett till. it is a really heavy week. but also, when you hear, that those words are just timeless. and we need it now. it s so poignant, i mean, honestly i m a huge fan of sam cook. i always have. been between twist the night, away all the way through the poignance at that. i always think about the malcolm x movie with spike lee, there is that famous scene where you have that sort of film q that spike lee does, and he is watching somebody move, and that s the song, but they re pulling him along