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Last week, I was on vacation.

I was poolside in Mexico.

I was drinking margaritas.

You know what else I was doing?

I was watching the cross-examination of Alec Murdoch, not Alex Murdoch, however you say his name. And they tried to change the way his name was pronounced for whatever reason, as though it would just make the association with this horrible person somehow completely different. So I sat poolside and I was transfixed because I was looking at this guy and his dead shark

eyes and the snot running out of his nose.

And I was like, holy hell, he is so guilty.

And I would love to be one of those objective people who's like, yes, let us be rational, let us weigh all the facts,

let us be completely removed from the situation. So we are not invested in either side and we're

very unemotional and listening to facts and information and data and processing all of it,

which is fine. I would like to

think that I'm that kind of person, but in reality, I am not. Because once I get at my head that

someone is absolutely guilty, that's all I can see. I just, I look at his dead shark eyes,

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