We did talk to one potential juror who was dismissed
. Not because she didn't feel she could be unbiased
, but because of work conflicts and she gave us
a real insight of what it was like to be
in that room and to come face to face with
her former president. Are you gonna keep that?
Oh, gosh, I might frame it and put
it on my wall. It was a little bit
surreal. You walked in and you felt like history
was happening, um, which was a really,
really cool sensation. Um, I, I really
, I, I wish I could have stayed for
the entire trial. Judge said you're excused. Um
, I, I glanced over at him again and
made eye contact with him and have no idea what
he thought, uh, at that moment. And
then I got down and left hilariously yesterday when walking
in my first thought when I saw him was,
oh, he looks exactly like he does on TV
. And you know, Andrew, I also asked
her to share her feelings about Donald Trump and she
said she wasn't a fan but superseding that is her
belief that everybody deserves a fair trial. And the
insight that she shared with me is that in that
room full of potential jurors, that feeling was the
same that everybody was there ready to perform a civic
duty and that a lot of them were trying to
be as fair and as unbiased as possible.