delays they aren t on account of any of your actions. to those in attendance as i explained to the defendants this can take some time so we ask for your patience, your continued patience, your continued civility in this case. we understand there may be some high emotions in this case but we ask that you continue to be patient with us. everyone involved wants this case to be concluded as quickly as possible. but it s important for you all to understand that the state as well as each one of these defendants have an absolute right to a fair trial. tyre nichols family was in the courtroom as well. his mother said that she wanted the officers to see her face. i feel very numb and i m waiting for this nightmare basically that i m going through right now, i m waiting for somebody to wake me up, right. i m really waiting for somebody to wake me up but i also know that s not going to happen, okay, i know my son is gone. i know i ll never see him again. i want each and every one o
photos taken of them and posted and shared on social media. here s a little more of what one student and also an aunt of a former student had to say. i m here because i ve been bully the every single day since i ve been at this school since the seventh grade. people in this room have made fun of me and i don t know why you re here. i ve been called slurs. had stuff thrown at me. why did it have to take a student taking her own life for us to hit rock bottom? it should have never gone there. rock bottom should have been the first time a student was bullied and should have been taken care of from that point on. we should be teaching our children tolerance and love and respect for everybody s differences. but, no, you all sit there silent. reporter: so you can just see the emotion and this was a meeting that lasted some time and some students also spoke about how the way they were bullied affected them
to speak out at school board meetings and when it comes to the sky, who many described as a terrorist, there silent. and this goes to the heart of the problem with the hate crime laws in the first place. any type of violent crimes a hate crime. it all depends on someone s intent on what they were thinking what they said. all of that has to be interpreted by prosecutors. when you have a case like this, and a perfect example is the rhetoric you have a person who clearly is a deeply bigoted person if you base it on his social media postings versus someone like kyle rittenhouse. you have the president of the united states calling the white supremacist and the doj has not gotten involved. it raises questions on how this is being administered. whether it is equally being administered under the law. our only recourse is to have
issue of moral relativism between someone like kim jong un and trump. easy to sit here and say that. why, why? do you think kim jong un is less moral than trump? oh my god. putin is aiding and abetting assad right now. on what topic? if you think that kim jong un and bashar al assad putin is the exact same thing? what i m saying is that i say that the two of them are backing off of war and i see trump provoking war. maria: greg, i feel like you have a lot of thoughts on this. greg: when i hear joy equate trump to kim jong un she reminds me of ava. that s a joke. maria: you all sat there silent. greg: she has ptsd president trump syndrome disorder. joy in her life. we need less joy in our