Welcome to the conversationsations that Matter Podcast. My name is John Harris. We're going to talk a little bit today about the verdict that was reached yesterday in the Derek Chauvin case. I'm trying to line up someone who has

followed this more closely than I have, who will be able to give probably some better analysis than myself who also

has law enforcement background.

So stay tuned.

Hopefully I'll be able to book that guest later in the week but I did want to give you

some preliminary thoughts because I know everyone is talking about it today

and to me this is actually pretty simple but we're gonna go over that and then we're going to talk a

little bit about the statement that was put out by Dallas Theological

Seminary. Now I think it's back in January. It's been a while and I heard about it at the time and it was

on my list of things to look at and I finally looked at it yesterday and I thought you know I've

never really said anything about Dallas Theological Seminary I keep hearing things over over the years really about how they're going towards the

over the years really about how they're going towards the progressive left

but I've never done a deep dive or anything like that so I don't even know that

I need to did this statement alone to me is enough to say yeah they're

they're woke, they're going that direction. So we're going to talk about that a little bit as well and

just I want to remind some of you maybe it'll be review for some of

you but we're going to talk about corporate apologies or what I think would be a

more appropriate term weaponized apologies so let's get started. Let's talk about the

Chauvin trial and the verdict which was reached yesterday in that.

Some of my reservations in this have to do with the fact that the jury was not sequestered,

meaning they weren't, they could still see what was happening on the media, they could still

what was happening on the media they could look at their phone they could see

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