um, to show that he is not a threat. right? he -- she said, you know, he had these baggy shorts and so the defendants could see the waistband and they could clearly see he didn't have a weapon, he didn't have a gun. he didn't even have a cell phone or a wallet, right? so that was -- that was really clever on her part. and last, but not least, she circled back to the most basic piece of evidence, which was that 9-1-1 call that you just played. which is, um, what is the emergency? a black man running down the street. i mean, mic drop, right? this is -- this is really just -- sums up what this case is all about and what we've seen through this trial. >> bakari, talk more about that moment, if you will, because this was the 9-1-1 call that gregory mcmichael made and we heard him in sara sidner's piece say, there is a black man running down the street, unquote. so, how much did that encapsulate what the prosecution was trying to prove here? >> you know, i think this puts ahmaud arbery in the long list of individuals, whose names we call out often and that's the