. >>> the man who drove an suv into the waukesha christmas parade was found guilty today of six counts of intentional homicide. 40-year-old darrell brooks now faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison, but the horrific waukesha attack has now also become a hammer for republicans trying to portray democratic senate nominee mandela barnes as weak on crime. >> when criminals are released because bail is set dangerously low. >> tragedy in waukesha, an suv plows through the city's christmas parade. >> six people were killed and dozens more injured. >> brooks was freed from jail on $1,000 bail. >> mandela barnes wants to end cash bail completely. he wrote the bill. barnes still wants to end cash bail today. mandela barnes, not just a democrat. >> every time i see the footage of that parade, i take my kids to the christmas parades all the times, unbelievable to see. the milwaukee d.a. said last year brooks was given low bail as a result of human error. a 2021 cnn fact check has found bail reform is not clearly linked to a recent spike in crime. we're back now to discuss this with john mill

♪ ♪ just happened and who you're looking at is darryl brooks, he's been representing hims in the waukeshasin, christmas parade massacre basically. he drove his car through a group of 68 people. look i said, he was representing himself and pretty much has been a dramatic and emotional character throughout this entire thing but right now he's been found guilty of first degree homicide on counts one, two, three, and four, intentional homicide. guilty. live f from the waukesha, wisconsin, courtroom is his reaction to that and of course outside people waiting to here. six people died that day and dozens more injured. what they were trying to say or what he's been trying to say representing himself, crying in front of the jurors during his 50 minute closing argument was to consider whether the car could have malfunctioned during the incident last november. he wanted them to consider the impact that the negative press has had on his family. meanwhile you've got the families of the victims and what they've gone through too. he didn't talk about that. this case, of course, happening at a christmas

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but the horrific waukesha attack, has also become a hammer for republicans, trying to replace mandelanes as weak on crime. >> when criminals are released because bail is set dangerously low. >> tragedy in waukesha, an suv plows through the cities christmas parade. >> six people were killed, dozens more injured. >> brooks was freed from jail on $1,000 bail. >> mandela barnes wants to end cash bail, completely. he wrote the bill. barnes still wants to end cash bail, today. mandela barnes, not just a democrat. >> every time i see the footage of that, it's unbelievable. >> i take my kids to the because of trades all the time, it's unbelievable to say he. >> the milwaukee da said that that brooks was given a low bill as a result of human error. and in 2021 fact-check found that bill reform is not, clearly linked to a recent spike in crime. -- discusses with john miller, congressman mondaire jones, and ron brownstein. gentlemen, it goes without saying, there is the specific car and tragedy of what happened at that parade. there is the larger issue as well regarding the way in which this not

the driver who intentionally drove into that holiday parade in waukesha, wisconsin. you'll remember that scene almost a year ago, just before thanksgiving, when that suv appeared, barrelling into the crowd, killing six people and injuring more than 60 others. the driver, darrell brooks, acting as his own attorney, hiding his face in his hands as the verdict was read. the youngest victim, just 8 years old, the oldest, 81. tonight, darrell brooks convicted on 76 separate charges and what one of the grieving families brought to the courtroom. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: it was the horror just days before thanksgiving. a driver barrelling through crowds as families celebrated at a christmas parade. killing six, injuring dozens. tonight, guilty on all counts for the man accused. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, darrell e. brooks, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide. >> reporter: among those who were killed in waukesha, wisconsin, 8-year-old jackson sparks, and members of the dancing grannies, who had performed for years.

but the system in waukesha should be on trial. the sce question that viewers should ask is why is this man no court, he is in court because two weeks before he mowed down 6 people and killed them, two weeks before that, he mowed down his girlfriend. and he was let out on a $1,000 cash bond this is what they thought. and then when they went to the d.a. and presented this after he killed 6 people, all of the d.a. could say, well this was human error. human error my butt. 6 people are dead. and this clown, is on trial, representing himself, and you have said and i agree, if the jury is out over 30 minutes i'm go stock surprised. this -- going to be surprised this man will be found guilty. trey: you raised an interesting point, i'm been stunned at number of people who contacted me, saying he must be incompetent and insane, no, he is a typical defendant, we see this all of the time but not on television, is there any danger a jury will say, well, you know, i know he did it, but he didn't have a lawyer. juries may not know why he doesn'

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[cheers and applause] and i live in waukesha county.ay it cannot be done, if we can't get it done in waukesha county, we can't get it dumped all across the state of wisconsin. [cheers and applause] i love wisconsin. my roots run deep. my mom grew up on a dairy farm outside richmond center, where she went to a one-room school house eighth grade. that is how rule she grew up. i am raising my two kids here, 13 and 15. the 15-year-old is learning how to drive. it is terrifying. [laughter] and now i know i'm my mother had that imaginary brake pedal on the passenger side of the car when i was 15. i am just saying, if you seek us in waukesha county, give us a wide berth he is learning. why did i want to run for lieutenant governor? why was this important to me? because i could think of nothing more important to our day-to-day lives than reelecting governor eaters this november. -- governor evers this november. [cheers and applause] this man has invested in us over $1 billion in small businesses and family farms, over $1.5 million in job traini

brooks is accused of killing six people ages 8 to 81 by judging his suv through waukesha's christmasle. thanks, matt. turn it over to attorney mark geragos, is this lunatic trying to get a mistrial, marc? >> well, there is six people who are dead here and that's why normally i would laugh at the idea -- i think i told one of your producers there has been many a time i wanted to build my own fort so that i couldn't be in range of the judge. but, you know, it's not really a laughing matter. is he either in the throws of a debilitating mental illness or just, you know, completely out of it to begin with. and. >> jesse: or is he a jerk. >> or he could just be a 14-carat as and that's another alternative. this judge has the patience of job. it's hard to believe that she has put up with him. i know judges back in the old days i know judges who would have put a taser devise on him and tased him every time he did one of these things. >> jesse: can you still do that. can you tase a guy that acts like this or is that frowned upon in 2022. >> no. that's -- 2022 you can't do it. there was a judg

brooks, charged with killing six people in the waukesha christmas parade, got underway, after getting out of jail on bail. raising the issue of which pretrial defendant should be kept behind bars. a bill introduced in congress last year discourages states from making the payment of money a condition for pretrial defendants to be released from jail. detailing how defendants with access to money can buy their way out of jail while poor defendants remain locked up. would you agree that conditions for keeping a defendant locked up should be based on whether the defendant is a threat to public safety, and/or likely to appear back in court and not the ability to pay bail? >> i really appreciate this question. it's been sensationalized and mischaracterized. i supported bail reform. under my plan, dangerous people don't get to buy their way out of people. senator johnson may have not encountered a problem he couldn't buy his way out of. but that is not the reality for a majority of people in this state. what has come to light is how people have been fortunately used -- unfortunately used the

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when box drove his vehicle into the dozens gathered in waukesha last november for its annual holidayand today's jury verdict. josh? >> reporter: yeah, this verdict, the culmination of one of the more unusual trials we've seen in recent years, the defendant here representing himself. he originally had an attorney. he fired that attorney and withdrew an original insanity defense and that set in motion this nearly three-week trial where we saw the defendant often combative with witnesses, with the judge, interrupting the judge, very often. at times she actually removed him to a separate courtroom when he became particularly combative and disruptive but last night what we heard were the closing arguments in the case and saw somewhat of a different defendant, you didn't see the bombast. we saw him very emotional. he appealed to the jury to make the right decision saying that he did not intend to drive through this crowd, of course, the state's case all along was that this was intentional. that prosecutors stood up and gave a very forceful response to his claim. watch. >> when you drive th

that, let's go to waukesha. >> good afternoon, good evening. we want to start with the topic of marijuana legislation. this news is coming out yesterday that president biden is pardoning thousands of americans convicted of session of marijuana under federal law. he says it is a dramatic step towards decriminalizing the drug and addressing charging -- changing practices that affect people of color. what is your position on the federal legalization of marijuana. ron: i want to thank the wisconsin broadcast association and public tv station for hosting this. i want to think the premise for participating. i hope the questions will be fair and balanced. and focused on the issues that impact wisconsinites. we have good discussion on inflation, record gas prices, skyrocketing crime and open borders and the flood of illegal drugs. talk about drugs. marijuana. i think it should be a state-by-state decision. i think the only thing on federal basis does make any cases where marijuana is legal. so these marijuana companies have mountains of cash which lead

six men, women, and child he killed. [ screams ] after he drove his suv into a christmas parade in waukesha last november. more than 60 others were injured. >> mr. brooks, you're interrupting me. >> reporter: during the trial, brooks represented himself. >> your life is not on the line, mine is! >> reporter: at times clashing with the judge and even stripping off his prison garb. >> we had video evidence of his behavior all up and down that crime scene. >> reporter: with victims' families by her side, the district attorney said they're satisfied the jury held brooks accountable after just three hours of deliberations. what do you think about the length of time that the jury took to deliberate? >> we think the verdict was fair. the timing was spot on. >> the medical stuff isn't over. >> reporter: ryan cokie's 12-year-old niece has undergone several surgeries since she was struck by brooks. what do you think this decision will mean for the healing of families like yours and other families? >> i think it's a huge step forward. you know, i think this gives everybody an opportunity to have some

he was found on six charges, deliberately crashing into a crowd in the city of waukesha near milwaukeeany is now planning to legalize cannabis. up to 30 grams of cannabis for personal consumption will be made legal. the government also will introduce a special consumption tax and a program. germany legalized cnabis for limited medicinal purposes in 2017. we turn now to the story of a british nigerian artist who is using gold to tell the story of african women. the artist is painting portraits of women in the diaspora with gold from africa, to help on the journey. >> meeting for the portrait for her first time. the giant painting is constructed using 24 karat gold. it is one of several portraits on display in london, centered around the stories of african diaspora women. >> it feels like me meeting myself, and it is important for us to see ourselves in the diaspora, to show not only are we african, but we represent all of that. >> the artist behind the work is a british nigerian painter, poet, and musician. >> what links all of the people that i have painted is the fact that they have a

host: back to the badger state, keith in waukesha, republican. good morning.ood morning, jon, good morning, governor. i have been a supporter of the young america's foundation when your predecessor was leading the organization. i think he is doing a great job. governor, i think you have done a great job in that organization. as someone who is 69 years old and born and raised in wisconsin, i think you have been the finest governor the state has ever had, especially in my lifetime. i want to say, keep up the good work. i saw your sons last night at the waukesha county lincoln-reagan-trump's dinner, and it was a phenomenal night, and you were missed. keep up the phenomenal work with why af -- yaf. guest: thank you for the nice comments. the larger context with the young america's foundation -- yaf.org. if you've got a young person in your life, it anyone right of center often feels intimidated and overwhelmed on our college campuses, as they tried to do a lot of that, in wisconsin, as other words rightly remember. we were have lectures, like when we will have com

after he drove his suv into a christmas parade in waukesha, last november. more than 60 others were injured. >> mr. brooks, you are interrupting me. >> during the trial brooks representing ed himself. >> your life is not on the line, mine is. >> at times clashing with the judge, and even stripping off his prison gash. >> we have video graph evidence of his behavior all up an down that crime scene. >> today with victims families by her side, district attorney sue opper said they're satisfied the jury held brooks accountable after just three hours of deliberations. what do you think about the length of time that the jury took to deliberate. >> we think the verdict was fair, the timing was spot on. >> the medical stuff isn't over. >> ryan kohnke 12 year old niece jessalyn torres has undergone several surgeries since she was struck. >> what do you think the verdict will mean to families like yours. >> i think it is a huge step forward. i think this gives everybody an opportunity to have some sort of closure. >> kohnke says he and his family have had trouble slee

one of the things i talk about in the book, justice corrupted is is the the waukesha christmas parade murderer and the george soros d . a's that let violent criminals go . and in that instance, we just li saw the waukesha christmas parade murderengr convicted thit this week. if you look at what happened there, this was a guy violent criminal, had been in and out of jail, in and out of jail. he was arrested for trying toomn run down a woman with his car , a red suv. he tried to murder her. he went to jail to george soros to let him go with a thousandth$ dollar bail. baila slap on the wrist. and just days later, that homicidal maniac drove that suve into a parade, murderingttle old dancdren, murdering little old ladies, the dancing grannies. coungran is happening all over the country and it is an incredible threat to safety i and security. people in every state in add seerica want their families to be safe. and look, i think in a additiond to the senate and house, i think we're going to win some governor's races. i think lee zeldin is going toor be the governor ofnew yo new york state b

the six reported tornadoes in southern wisconsin today from waukesha to milwaukee, not a lot of damage and no injuries, but we have to watch that line as it moves across the great lakes. the energy expanding into the mid south. arkansas, northern mississippi, into the tennessee valley. nashville, you've gotten it. this will kind of congeal and get its way into the northeast tomorrow. i-95 is going to get clobbered through new york city, 7:00, 8:00. new england through the morning hours on friday. that's where we expect to see some flooding. david? >> certainly a mess of an evening commute this time tomorrow night. rob, our thanks to you. >>> we turn now to the news tonight in the war in ukraine. who vladimir putin has arrested for the explosion of that key bridge linking russia to crimea. several russians among those under arrest. and tonight, air raid sirens sounding across the country for a third straight day now. the devastating images right here tonight. a family rescued from the rubble of their home destroyed in a russian attack. first you can see the little girl pulled out. then

wisconsin man accused of intentionally ramming his suv into a crowd during a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, last year, leaving six people dead. 40-year-old darrell brooks has and found guilty of six counts of first-degree homicide in dozens of counts of endangerment for the attack. brooks, who has no legal training, represented himself during the trial. he clashed with the judge during the proceedings. >> i am a lot of things. murderer is not one of them. >> he doesn't stop. he keeps going. >> prosecutors maintain that brooks intentionally plowed his suv into the crowd after an altercation with his ex-girlfriend. sentencing will be discussed on monday. [ music ] >>> demonstrations continue in iran 40 days after the death of martha amini . students at the university in tehran have been holding vigils in her honor. she died while in custody of iran's morality police for wearing an improper head covering. her death has sparked outrage within the country and around the world. a group of demonstrators took over the streets of downtown tehran today . they blocked traffic while chantin

. >> reporter: among those who were killed in waukesha, wisconsin, 8-year-old jackson sparks, and members of the dancing grannies, who had performed for years. the conviction justice for some, but today there was outright fury from other family members left behind. >> burn in hell! >> reporter: others finding some comfort in the conviction. virginia sorenson was a member of the dancing grannies. today, her son came to court with a necklace bearing her ashes. >> she told me to take my mom with us for the sentencing, so -- she was with us today. >> reporter: the trial at times had been bizarre, with brooks who had first pleaded not guilty because of mental disease. just before trial, he withdrew his plea, deciding to represent himself. >> i'm not angry at all. >> reporter: the wounds are far from healed in a town that has celebrated christmas with an annual parade of love and community. so many injured and unable to comprehend what had happened. david, the killer faces a mandatory life sentence on each homicide count. a judge will soon set a hearing where victims and family members have mak

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they should switch judges and move the florida judge to waukesha and send the other one down to florida to keep things in line. robert: someone get that man an ice cream cone. tucker is next. i am watters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we start the week by doing something we rarely do. bombarding you with political clichies. mid-terms are always a referendum on the party in power. that's true this year too. this year they are more than that -- in just 22 days americans will have the chance to render judgment on the moral atrocities our leadership class committed over 2 years. shameless lying, stupidity and incompetence and the unfairness and the vicious racism to the majority of the american population. all which have amount to attacks on democracy itself. if you believed in democracy you would not act like this. the question is: is anyone ever going to be punished for it? that's on the ballot for november. the template for success is just run against joe biden. there may be people who feel sorry for him but nobody can argue

prosecutors, he is put millions and inn in terms of elected radical who let violent criminals go and waukeshae murder, h me went in and out with left wing soros p prosecutor kept letting him go it is dangerous, i try to connect it to a threat direct, you know you talk about marxist a lot, this book goes to critical race theory and ketanji brown jackson, i was at harvard law school can ketanji brown jackson i bring readers into origins of critical race theory it is marxist. and soros prosecutors are marxist, they say one way turn mine your criminal justice system is takeover roll of prosecutor and refuse to lock up criminals, that danger is pro found. you and i, neither one of us top see a republican department of justice or a democrat department of justice, we want one that followed law fairly and impartially it walks through cross fire hurricane and obama doj targeted donald trump, fab gated documented and engaged in a percent cusion with hillary clinton party -- persecution with hillary clinton party. last time i went on this show my last book, one vote away, if shot to number one on amazon

and this is a reality in wisconsin because we set here on this couch when waukesha happened appeared men and women died and dozens injured because a man was convicted of something days prior of a crime and released a thousand dollars bail and wreak havoc in wisconsin community. this is not a commercial but reality in wisconsin. >> harris: all right, we will move on. up next, you may remember this video of the activists who ran on the field on monday night football and tackled by two defenders. well, this guy has filed a police report i'm thinking about suing the football players. now, remember we didn't know what he was carrying were aware he was going but he was headed for the bench. stay close. ♪ ♪ ♪ you see that? that's when i realized i'm ready to start my own place. yeah, i'm really excited. alright, that sounds great. so i'm making plans for right now. ♪ like going back to my roots and opening my own restaurant. ♪ start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront c

not to mention the fact we had one guy who got out on no cash bail and ran through the waukesha parade killed people on christmas eve. barnes went on russia today after the dallas police officers were gunned down in dallas and praised blm and called for defunding police on putin's television channel. he praised iran after khomeini who killed over 1,000 troops, praised blm and called for defunding the police. you can't make it up. this is what republicans are running against. these guys are insane with what they are trying to do in this country. >> sean: good news for republicans. they are trending in the right direction across the country. an exclusive new poll from insider advantage shows herschel walker gaining in the state of georgia. down by just 2, to the radical ralphael warnock. another poll came out yesterday. them tied at 44-44. another insider poll from pennsylvania showed dr. oz and john fetterman a dead heat. tied for the first time. republicans surging in new york, new hampshire and florida and oregon and nevada and michigan. and wisconsin and also in the state of arizona.

trial has been crazy, the suspect charge of the deadly attack on last year's christmas parade in waukeshasconsin continues to aggressively argue with the judge, disrespected the court to where he had to be removed again, joining as former prosecutor current defense attorney david bruno, thank you for joining the program. we have been following this case he continues to disrespect the court he does not understand criminal procedure or basic fundamentals in the courtroom. he has not turned over his witness list, he has not said if he's going to testify or not but he did say this in his opening statement he said it was not planned or intentional, what you make of it. >> we can to excerpts all night from this trial. it should be a key study on why someone should not represent themselves. there's an old adage he who represents himself has a fool for a client and it's no different for darrell brooks right here. it is a complete dumpster fire. in the judge and the prosecutor right now what they're doing there trying to save the conviction because we all know how this is coming out. his behavior

returning the verdict in the trial of a man killing six people by plowing his suv into the crowd at a waukesha christmas parade. >> we the jury find the defendant darryl e. brooks guilty of first degree intentional homicide. >> brooks was found guilty on all six counts of intentional homicide. he represented himself in court and was combative throughout the trial. each homicide charge carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> secretary of state an tow any blinken said russian president vladimir putin is aware of what happened if he fires a nuclear bomb. >> translator: risk of conflict in the world as a whole as well as at the regional level remains very high. new risks and challenges that lead to security are emerging. this is a consequence of the aggravation of the geopolitical confrontation. >> cnn's claire sebastian hearing from a top russian diplomat about the use of nuclear weapons. what's he saying? >> this is the ambassador refusing anything he might have seen russia ramp up thinly veiled. the defense minister calling multiple russian counterparts to warn them. the west worries russia migh

prosecutors said he intentionally drove his suv into the parade at waukesha. he struck more than 60 people killing 6 of them but less than two weeks earlier brooks was released on bail in a case where he was accused of running over a woman who claimed he had had a child with him. >>> still to come, a day at a mitt missouri theme park turned into a nightmare when this train ran off the tracks. the latest on the injuries just ahead. >>> plus, the white house says russia may be advising iran on how to crack down on protestors as thousands went to ma masha amini's grave site. >>> the latest forecast for the u.s. why umbrellas are highly recommended in the coming days. >>> dry weather has been a big problem across the united states. by a flip of the u.s., namely the central region and south central seeing wet weather in the coming days. a lot of this is essential coming up inin a few minutes. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you gethe services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com sas y

if you look at what happened this week in the waukesha shooter, this guy was arrested for trying to runan with his car, a red s.u.v. he tried to murder her. he went to jail. a george soros d.a. let hem go with $1,000 bail, a slap on the wrist. days later, that homicidal maniac drove that s.u.v. in to a parade murdering children, murdering little old ladies, the dancing grannies. this is happening all over the country and it's an incredible threat to safety and security. people in every state in america want their families to be safe. i think in addition to the senate and house, i think we're going to win some governors races. i think lee zeldin will be the governor of new york state. even bright blue new york is fed up with left-wing democrats who have cashless bail and let violent criminals go. the first responsibility of government is to keep us safe and the democrats have abandoned that responsibility. >> sean: your book could not be any more timely. thanks, senator. wait till you see what pennsylvania voter said to circle back jen psaki. we'll show you that and check in with tammy b

♪ ♪ just happened and who you're looking at is darryl brooks, he's been representing hims in the waukeshatmas parade massacre basically. he drove his car through a group of 68 people. look i said, he was representing himself and pretty much has been a dramatic and emotional character throughout this entire thing but right now he's been

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so last night we tore into waukesha christmas parade killer darrell brooks for his ridiculous behaviortrial. he has taken off his clothes and changed his name and fighting withens withs, lawyers, even the judge. we said someone has to put a stop to it. and do you know what? someone did. judge jennifer darr row must have been watching the show last night. because she tossed brooks out of court this morning after another outburst. watch. >> yes. >> just one? >> two. >> mr. brooks, you are advised to stop with the commentary. >> no i'm going to say what i want to say. >> you called this witness. i'm going to take a break right now and excuse the jury and this witness. >> all rise. >> what she is doing is judicial misconduct. it's judicial misconduct. >> mr. brooks, please stop. >> there ain't no please nothing. >> you are disruptive. >> find some reason to say someone is being disruptive because they want the truth to be out there. man, quit it. you are supposed to be the judge. >> mr. brooks, i'm advising you that continued interruptions will result new your right to be present in this c

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the suspect in the waukesha christmas day parade attack is removed from the courtroom for the seconda row. watch. >> this i realize it may very well be related to your claim to be a sovereign citizen and. >> sovereign. >> he has interrupted. take him to the next courtroom. >> darrell brooks interrupted yesterday's proceeding more than a dozen times before he was by the drug. accused of driving sufficient through a christmas tree last november leaving six people dead. democrat senate candidate tim ryan is once again trying to distance himself from the president while out on the campaign trail in ohio. >> i'm guessing you are not inviting the president to join you here in the campaign trail any time soon? >> no. i am not. and i'm really not inviting anybody. j.d. has to invite to everybody prop him up, look, brother, you are in a competition. you are in a race. stand on your own two feet. >> high profile senate race between congressman ryan and g.o.p. nominee j.d. vance will play a key role in determining the balance of power in congress. and did you hear about this out of nyu? new yor

seven the third week of the deadly waukesha christmas parade trial that defended the suv to the suv to the christmas parade any and fireworks on friday. >> the defendant, seated at the table. >> a lacquered reflect i did not identify the name nor do i know anybody by that name. >> how would you characterize it as a hit and run crash if you never investigate what you heard? >> because i heard a crash on the driver ran. >> would be fair to say that the alleged defendant you identified on the record for the court. [inaudible] precooked you have shaved your head, yes. >> he is threatening to throw and break items. >> doesn't look like i am 160 pounds? >> objection precooked grounds? what's irrelevant his appearance today just like his hairs and today. this is charged with killing six people and injuring dozens more in that tragedy. he has made the choice to represent himself in the courtroom. criminal defense attorney brian claypool joins me now live to help us break down what is thus far been a fairly bizarre trial. thanks so much for being here. brooks had previously pleaded not guilty b