Today we got to hear Bankman Freedom Classical Sound by the government and Vichol you were

in the courtroom for it. What do you make of how that went?

What I was in the courtroom to see a kind of new Sam Bankman Freedom. Today his answers

were short, they were sharp and I don't know would be the way I would sum it up. I think

that was just his general tone in response to the prosecution's questions.

Yeah, there was a lot of questions that the lead prosecutor Danielle Sassun directed

to a Bankman Freedom asking him about statements he made to media, messages he posted on social

media, and he kept in different versions saying, I don't recall, I don't know. And to me it

was, you know, quite shocking especially for, you know, some of the information they

presented to him where he was saying, you know, I really don't remember how this came

to be. Yeah, I mean, to the point that she, the prosecutor Danielle Sassun would pull

up an article where he had been quoted or an interview he had done. And she would say

to Bankman Freedom, did you say this? And he would essentially say, I don't recall.

And it's there in black and white. Yeah. And so I mean, I think it was a very different

image of Bankman Freedom than we saw without the jury present, but still one that I think

may not be convincing to a jury. They're going to have to sit there and assess Bankman Freedom's

credibility based off of his testimony in court. Like they told you, I don't know, like

how are the jurors reacting to all this? I mean, they were just trying to keep up, honestly,

with the barrage of questions that was coming at Bankman Freedom from the prosecutor Sassun.

And then the barrages of, I don't know or I don't recall from Bankman Freedom, it was

very tense. And I have no idea what opinion they're going to be taking away at the end of

this. It's not over. We still have more to come tomorrow. But I mean, I didn't predict

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