You ever step back from a case you're watching or really anything in life and just go,

wait a second, let me just take a broader overlook here. Let's do the 10,000 foot overlook of what

this all looks like. Sometimes when you do that, you get a different perspective. Sometimes you're just really close to things and really into kind of only microscopically

seeing in this stretch of your view, because that's what you're focused on, that you lose

sight of all of that, everything else, so that when you see it way far out, you're like,

wait a second.

I'm over here.

This kind of feels right, but I see it that way. Maybe I should look at this differently. I'm not here to try and sway anyone one way or another on the case of Karen

Reid. You are all entitled to your own

opinions. I'm just going to break down some facts of the case in chronological order of what you

would have to believe if the story of John O'Keefe getting beat up in the house is correct.

This has actually nothing to do with Karen Reed.

Because that whole story, I don't think it is anything to do with what happened that night.

I don't think it even happened,

especially what we're about to go through.

But you can still believe Karen Reid is innocent or that Karen Reid didn't hit him

or that there is a reasonable doubt

that Karen Reid killed John O'Keefe

without believing any of this.

You can. You can.

You can still support Karen Reed without believing that land.

That land's very divisive if you haven't seen by now.

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