were civil, because that's the best that justice could uphold, but justice has delivered. i don't think there's many tears for people tonight, however many alex jones has, nobody is wasting their tears on that guy. >> you know, and you mentioned the tears but i think that is part of the point. the level of self-victimhood on the right, the way that these privileged men, most of whom are wealthy, well off, steve bannon, even though he dresses like a slob, he's actually very rich. he doesn't look like it, but he is. these men have made millions. alex jones is making something like $5 million a month torturing these families whose babies were killed. he thought it was fun and it was lucrative to torture them. now when he has to face the music, he's crying and expecting pity. bannon is like no one can hold me. someone can hold you, the yale. you're barely out in time to vote even if you have the right. they feel so sorry for themselves. talk a little bit about that. to me, that's what filtered out