selection in this case. the lawyers were questioning them very intensively about, do you know anyone connected to ahmaud arbery, have you discussed his case in the community, have you read social media posts. so by the time they got to a pool of qualified jurors, people who said i know about the case, but i still have an open mind, it was 25% at that point african-american. so you still could have an almost representative jury of this community, which is about one-third african-american, but then the defense struck 11 out of 12 african-americans from the jury, because, presumably, they want a jury that looks like their clients. and here we have three white men who are accused of this murder and i think how you perceive this evidence is going to be critically important, and for the defense, this is the jury i think they wanted. it also sounds like you ve set the stage for a pretty good argument to have a change of
question for especially african-american women who is going to be representing me. i think one of the most fascinating parts of this campaign and we re in december now, so we ve moved obviously through the preliminary stages, and you know, it s race time. yeah. and at this point african-american women not only in south carolina, but across the country, have decided at least to this point that joe biden will be the person remittiremi representing them on stage. black voters are extremely pragmatic, yes, great, as reverend al said, yes, great, great, i m glad that there s somebody running that looks like me, but can they win? can they beat donald trump? can they forward what i think is best not only for the country but for my community. can they follow through on a lot