0:00 [Music] so lawyers for glenn maxwell say this deserves a new trial after a juror told media that he used his own experience of being sexually abused to persuade other jurors who doubted witnesses oh oh that's what they did yeah wait what can you say one more time imagine i'm on a jury right yeah and before you get selected for a jury you're supposed to talk about if you have conflict of interest with what's going on yeah yeah so maybe they would ask questions like have you ever experienced sexual abuse and then you would say no i'm chill and then you get on the jury well this cat gets on the jury and then after the trial he's like hey you guys want to know how i swayed the jury i got sexually abused and i was telling everybody hey i got i went through this ████ so you better ████ go with me on on getting delaine guilty because and they felt like bad because they're like i like
0:50 this juror guy we're friends now and he made it personal he said that he shared detailed experiences he says quote i know what happened when i was sexually abused i remember the color of the carpet the walls some of it can be replayed by like a video um but i can't remember all the details but there are some things that run together that's like saying no fair you got them to empathize with what i did yeah bro what is this and so she's all like yes why ████ i was a pedophile and yes i sexually trafficked miners but that's not ████ fair you ████ manipulated the jury so that's so is the mistrial part the fact that he told someone he did that or the fact that he did it at all the fact that he did it all right so do that well i guess like he falsified his uh qualification to be in the jury right oh no no it's not about that you're right you would be right but you're
1:41 thinking a little deeper than i think what they want us to think right so they're they're saying that because he told the media he used his experiences to sway the jurors he tainted the jury pool because he wasn't supposed to tell he'd be neutral he was supposed to be neutral and he wasn't supposed to be using personal experience to to sway the jury so now that we're saying it's a mistrial validity of the trial so there could be mistrial she could this could be over right and that's the that's the actual thing that's going on and i'm tired of using the word conspiracy because it's not a conspiracy and if it's a mistrial does that mean they don't do they try her again or she's just no it'll be double jeopardy at that point right oh wait you mean um if she could be trialed for the same yeah because it's a mystery oh they throw out the case i think they don't have to do it all over yeah wait would they do it over i think if it's a mistrial you got yeah do it all over this is a pretty crazy
2:32 like case so i would imagine that they would have to do it again right or new jury pool because i don't know these legal rules right because i thought they would just throw it out after a mistrial the court may bring the individual back to trial later or the prosecution may choose to drop all charges if they drop charges this means in the law's eyes the trial never happened and the prosecution never bought charges against the defense oh that's what i thought so then they just throw the case out right yeah so when you go into the jury room they they make someone a four person they basically vote and go who's the leader yeah yeah that person i can't i just can't ████ imagine of course you're using personal ████ stories to sway the other people especially that's what exactly that's how it goes in the context of sexual assault a lot of people give pushback just because it's like a it's like the empathy thing like they don't really understand like the nuance and it they they do a lot of like victim blaming and ████ you know what i mean so like if someone is
3:22 giving their point of view or their experience is that so bad uh it depends on the concept right so like usually you're putting an objective like clause in there in order to make it like fair across like multiple boards so imagine a different scenario where it's like somebody's on trial um and then i'm up for jury duty and i get selected but i happen to be and the person is on trial is maybe like a african-american and i i'm secretly racist right so then when i go in there i choose to go in there because i'm hoping to make my case and sway regardless of the actual evidence in the case because i feel a certain like way so that technically is a mistrial or same thing with like uh people who get lobbied for like gun rights and stuff like that that go into it right like maybe they have an agenda that is um you know that they've been lobbied to by by you know nra or whatever in order to make sure our case
4:12 goes a certain way in those ones it's so clear that's a mistrial that shouldn't happen blah blah blah blah blah but in this one it's technically within the same clause but it's very different yeah it's just the other side of the semester because you would argue that personal experience is very different than personal interest would you say that's the gray area they could prove that this person was like i was molested and guess what revenge time ████ they lied on the prospective juror questionnaire deny being the victim of sexual abuse so that's perjury right oh so that's so that's what it is that's the technicality it gets ████ up so yeah so but wasn't this done purposefully ████ off right no yeah no dude cause you could plant a jury remember contain the jury this way you can you can purposely set it up so that you taint a jury this way and do we not believe that pedophiles are in control of a lot of ████ right now because we saw what happened to jeffrey epstein we see that colleen maxwell gets convicted five or
5:03 six counts right including the worst one which is trafficking a minor like right as young as four some of the victims are as young as 14 years old none of the people in the black book are getting prosecuted that's what blows my mind is because during the trial they actually released everybody in the black book you connect there's a there's a independent news uh channel like they're on instagram and all this stuff right um and they released all the names on the black i didn't have to be them why wasn't it cnn why wasn't it fox because they're all dirty damn right so why are they protecting pedophiles it's the ████ weirdest thing we pull up the list for people that don't know what is the importance of the black so who do they traffic the victims to who who wants to ████ kids right well the black book is basically a ledger of all the people who came to the island who flew on the plane like they they kept great records and then they wrote in all the people it's the
5:54 same ████ as like a ████ uh general ledger for a tax audit no of course yeah so it's basically that's what the black book is it's a guest list or anyone that's been on his plane why is the media protecting these people why why why isn't the media blasting out who the names are like i mean this is one of the craziest cases in history and for the most part not a lot of people are covering this case except for very like in the middle about the night that she was convicted five or six counts the two prison guards who fell asleep or whatever were distracted when jeffrey epstein quote unquote killed himself which we all don't think happened um they all got the charges dropped nobody cares it's almost like there's a quid pro quo hey you shut the ████ up for a certain amount of time when there's the height of all this stuff will make it all disappear and that's what's happening and thank goodness we're a legitimate news channel a joke lose news channel and no one takes us ████ seriously so we could talk about it and they'll be
6:44 like oh no one's gonna listen to them they're too crazy but we can actually openly talk about it do you think they can ████ talk about this ████ on cnn ████ no wish they had a special court case circumstance because knowing how sophisticated the organization is right it's so easy to plan a juror it's so easy to have the judge in their pocket or the prosecutor they need to like have some sort of like third party or like you know how like cops they have like internal affairs or there's just like a different uh like auditing group that can come in and specially treat this circumstance like a neutral third party yeah like playing by normal criminal rules when you know that their reach has already infiltrated the whole thing like it's just of course nothing's going to come out of it yeah high profile case with like leaders of america in the uk let's do the case in the u.s because my expected my what i expect is what's happening
7:36 this whole thing to just get brushed under the rug and thrown away that's really going on your way to create that mistrial because when you're a juror you don't have to tell anybody why you came to that decision yeah why would they go on media and ████ and they tell you the whole ████ time don't talk about the case you can't talk about for this long especially how high profile this is you're not even supposed to know who the ████ jerk why is it high profile you're talking about it's a high profile case because all these high profile people wanted to ████ on kids yeah that's what's crazy about it and it seems like they're protected and also too the the charges that are being filed against galen is only from like the early years of epstein and it's not even the later stuff where the actual real juicy stuff where he has hot ties with like higher government officials like they're not even going into that because there is a conflict of interest there and the judge ordered all of it sealed yeah the judge ordered all of it sealed because he thought it'd be indecent to
8:26 reveal all this to the public because it's just like it's like it's like pg-13 rated r yeah so it just was like i'm just trying to protect you guys from this gross ████ it's like nah we're all ████ meanwhile during the oj trial oj has to try the gloves on and then like how many times he stabbed nicole over and over and over and over and over again like on live television you could find pictures of the murder scene of oj on google images that's not indecent but yeah like what is it give me a break bro ridiculous it's insane because they don't want the public to actually make a little street view they don't want the public to make a decision is what it is so like you keep it under the rug uh and then they go oh anyone questioning it that's just a conspiracy theorist you know they're like oh those are rogan fans that are saying epstein didn't kill himself right they used cnn recently to try to uh make rogan seem like a crazy guy that takes uh horse pill
9:16 horse pill medicine or whatever right they're trying to d basically de-credit big credit yeah yeah his uh uh like he's yeah he's they try to discredit his thinking period so i'm like this is gonna happen like if you go down the list of people who are questioning stuff yeah you know what i'm mad about is is they never even give us hush money i mean like if they offered jk news to get like hey man here's here's some money to shut the ████ up i would have been like yes i play the game finally i'm like it'd be like cnn too but they never offered so ████ it dude i'm gonna go for it we'll get loud so you have to pay attachment that's it that's all we're trying to do here but no one actually cares and gives a ████ anyway that's the crazy part yeah it's wild man because i want to go go down the list and see like um them being investigated anyway we'll go to the next article it's about uh fifi bags
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