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Know, my wife. >> really? so when she said and she made the statement on the stand she was very sorry, buzz that the first time you had heard kim potter express that sorrow to you and your family? >> if you go back and listen to it, she didn't really express that sorrow to me and my family. it was -- to us it was more of a sorry that, you know, that it happened. and she never once said that she was sorry to the family or nothing like that. i didn't hear that. sorry. >> would that mean something to you? i mean obviously there's going to be sentencing in this case, and either one of you can jump...

That she was holding a gun and not a taser especially when she was gun-ready and held the gun for over six seconds. >> mr. wright, i see you shaking your head. i mean that idea, the idea of mistaking the firearm for a taser, what was your reaction when you saw kim potter crying on the stand inwhat was going through your mind? i know the nation was really thinking about you and your family and wondering what your reaction and feelings were in that moment. >> what was going through my mind, honestly, i just couldn't believe the fact that this lady would get on the stand and -- and cry with no te...

Sorry, and i just want to convey that, full stop. i'm very sorry what you're experiencing especially this time of year and what you're going through, sir. and of course there was celebration in the streets of minneapolis after this verdict was read, but i'd love for you to tell me what you were thinking when you heard this verdict of guilty on both counts, mr. wright? >> oh, man. what was i thinking? i was thinking, thank you, god. you know, it's been -- it's been months and months of waiting and praying, you know, wishing and praying for the best. so i was -- we were very happy. although it's...

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