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The prosecutors have proved the case. 26 years, she is trained in this all the time, she is a trainer herself. there is a distinction between design, et cetera, with respect to the taser. she should have known better. she is getting convicted. the other size it was a honest mistake, we like her, jury nullification, which is allowing and executions the bail your and send her home. i think that's the fight and i think that's why we haven't heard boo today with respect to that case. >> that phrase loathe to convict, i think it's important for the audience to understand even though they may be loa...

They are on recess until monday. the jury wants to get it right. i have to say it is a very difficult thing when you look at the process of our system, you're looking at 12 people trying to get something right. we know the jury consists of six men, six women. we know that it has, what is it, two asians. it has eight whites and one woman. i think that's the math that comes to 12. african american woman, that is. you have different perspectives. whenever you ask 12 people to get into a room to come to accord, it's a very difficult thing. people on the one side very low to convict police officers...

I mean, obviously, there is that notion of jury nullification, sympathy towards the defendant. but, of course, tears have been shed for their son, daunte wright. so what was that like for them, if you know, to watch that moment? >> i don't think any family member left that room feeling like those tears were genuine and for the loss of daunte wright. more so than they were a reaction and tears or, you know, supposed tears really stemming more from, you know, kim potter's fear that she is going to be held accountable for her unlawful actions. >> so on that note of accountability, i mean, were yo...

That someone can just not show up to congress, not show up, we're talking about mark meadows. you can talk about him being chief of staff and executive privilege but he didn't bother to show up. they didn't made a decision on that. i don't have faith in the feds to go quickly or efficiently. i do know this, that the operative word of what you said was convict. and, you know, that is -- i mean, as a former prosecutor and i think glenn will back me up here, when i got a case and got the evidence to file, of course, i had to be confident of the guilt of the defendant. of course, i had to make sur...

Honest mistake, we like her, jury nullification, which is allowing and executions the bail your and send her home. i think that's the fight and i think that's why we haven't heard boo today with respect to that case. >> that phrase loathe to convict, i think it's important for the audience to understand even though they may be loathe to convict, maybe it's an easier case if the prosecution had to prove intent. but as you and i know, when it comes to these charges, intent is not what needs to be proved. there is not an lpt of either crime. it's about what was foreseeable, if you created an unre...