Is there anything else happening in today's proceedings that you think are a big impact when it comes to the trial later on in the summer?

I think a ton of what's happened today is going to have a lot of impact, but I think the court's really weighing everything carefully.

It's going to give us some really big decisions here in the next few weeks.

Okay, and of course, Ryan will be with us throughout this process as he has been from the beginning.

We're also, of course, following Lori.

So some of those major heavy duty decisions, the autism spectrum, really that would come

into consideration during the death penalty phase if, in fact, Brian Kohlberger gets convicted and they go for the death penalty.

The defense would argue that he shouldn't get the death penalty because of the autism spectrum disorder.

Apparently, the judge has ruled on that and doesn't believe that that should come into play. The other thing was

the investigative genetic genealogy. And as I said earlier, that part of this case is perhaps

the most powerful part of this case for the prosecution. And the defense doesn't like the way

that the touch DNA was collected or utilizing

investigative genealogy. And there is not much case law on this because this is a relatively

new technology. So when a lab takes a minute, really tiny, tiny piece of evidence, and they're able, due to the technology that's available to them now, stretch that, compound it, make it a larger piece of DNA, is that affecting the DNA in any way that would change the identity of who it belonged to.

And apparently the law says no.

But many of these investigative genealogical sites have their own guidelines about how things or whether even law enforcement can utilize

their site. And these are some of the arguments that the defense is making. I think there is not

a chance in the world that Judge Stephen Hippler will throw out the DNA. I think there is

zero chance. So I think that the

defense has to recognize that that is in fact going to go forward, absolutely 100%. As far as the

language they talk about, the language that they can use, calling him a murder or a psychopath,

a lunatic, whatever language,

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