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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and one juror who was dismissed in the Trump trial
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She said some news that the news media was kind of not expecting
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so this particular juror was interviewed by the media after she was dismissed and
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She talked about Donald Trump in a way that I didn't expect to hear the people in New York City talk about him
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And I'll tell you why I'm from New Jersey I was born and raised maybe 15 minutes from the heart of New York City. I know
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New Yorkers, I know their politics generally speaking, but it's a reminder that individuals are individuals for instance
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Republican in New Jersey, you know So individuals are still individuals and I couldn't glean exactly what way this woman leaned politically
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But her impression of Donald Trump I think that stunned a lot of people in the media who really were looking maybe for a takedown of Trump and didn't get that
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I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you
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Take care, everybody What was that like answering questions Including some about Donald Trump as he is sitting 30 feet from you. It was odd
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It it was such an interesting Experience because it's I had never seen him in person before, you know, and you you see
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someone blown up so larger than life on the media for so many years
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To see them in person is very jarring And you get the sense that it's like oh, this is just another guy
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And also he sees me talking about him, which is bizarre. Did you make eye contact with him? Yes
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Yeah At what point? What was that? I believe right before I started to read off that the
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Questionnaire and right after I finished before I got up to go when I was just get it added another level of nervousness
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Or tension that you felt with him sitting there I Think so
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It it it made the whole thing feel more real in a way
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Because I guess when you're on any jury, it's you have elements of that person's future in your hands
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So whether it was Trump or whether it was some Stranger off the street in Manhattan who I had never heard of before
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If if you commit to sitting on the jury You can change that person's life forever
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