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Protects american interests in american security. why the pga tour is doing this as opposed to one of those is when the largest questions of this issue. my personal opinion is that it benefits a small handful of people who are trying to sneak it through for their interests. >> we will be reading your column. sally jenkins, thank you so much, and for those of you who haven't read sal's credible profile on the friendship of tennis legends, chris everett and martina natural, ava do that today after the show is over, of course. it is one of the most powerful and well written pieces i have read all...

Said the saudis or any other sovereign government fund cannot buy more than 20% of the team. it's a reasonable rule. it protects american interests and american security. why the pga tour is doing this deal as opposed to one of those is one of the largest questions in this issue. my personal opinion is that it benefits a small handful of people who are trying to sneak it through for their interests. >> we will be reading your column, sally jenkins. thank you so much. for those of you who have not read her incredible profile on the friendship of tennis legends chris everett and -- do that today...

See what the perception was of the person at the time they used deadly force. if the jury agrees that he was acting reasonably in his mind when he thought he was going to suffer serious bodily injury, and it was reasonable for him to use deadly force, they will find him not guilty because of self-defense. if they disagree, he will be convicted of manslaughter. >> this case is so fascinating to people, and being so widely watched around the world in fact. and i talked to people in britain, they're gripped by it. it cuts to everything, doesn't it? it cuts to guns, to race, to society, to self-de...

Open. clearly nobody would send you to prison for that, this is a vastly different scenario, but it's the same test, you look to see what the perception was of the person at the time they used deadly force. if the jury agrees that he was acting reasonably in his mind when he thought he was going to suffer serious bodily injury, and it was reasonable for him to use deadly force, they will find him not guilty because of self-defense. if they disagree, he will be convicted of manslaughter. >> this case is so fascinating to people, and being so widely watched around the world in fact. and i talked...

If the jury agrees that he was acting rsonably in his mind when he thought he was going to suffer serious bodily injury, and it was reasonable for him to use deadly force, they will find him not guilty because of self-defense. if they disagree, he will be convicted of manslaughter. >> this case is so fascinating to people, and being so widely watched around the world in fact. and i talked to people in britain, they're gripped by it. it cuts to everything, doesn't it? it cuts to guns, to race, to society, to self-defense. so many pillars of american life colliding in one courtroom right now. wh...