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at Dove.com forward slash Y2K. Well, Harvey, it's good to speak with you again.

Nice to hear your voice, Candace, and see you. How are you feeling?

Well, you know, it was a mixed up trial.

You know, we had jurors, you know, in the middle of the trial say they didn't want to be there.

And I mean, you know, towards the end of the trial, you know, it got very, very serious with one of the jurors and who

just said I won't be in the same room with the people who are making the decision

and you know I have spoken to five or six judges three or four close friends of

mine some I just know, and they have never experienced

what we experienced in the courtroom with three jurors complaining about the proceedings

as they were going on. Yeah, I was following that in the news, and obviously the jurors were

pretty explicit to the judge judge that they felt that there

was intimidation that some of them were being mistreated according to whether they were coming

on one side of the issue or the other. And so I was very surprised and I tweeted actually out on

X. I don't see how they can't say this is declared this an immediate mistrial. And they didn't.

They didn't declared an immediate mistrial. And they didn't. They didn't

declared an immediate mistrial. Well, we wanted it declared a mistrial. Arthur Iodala, my head

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