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The trial concludes with a diverse jury—including five Black and four Hispanic members—finding Amber Guyger guilty of murder. The hosts discuss the significance of having a Black female judge, Tammy Kemp, and a Black female police chief, Renee Hall, involved in the process. They compare the public reaction to the OJ Simpson verdict, noting how such cases become "sporting events" for the media.
The hosts critique Judge Tammy Kemp for coming off the bench to hug Amber Guyger and gifting her a personal Bible. They also highlight a Black female bailiff who was seen stroking Guyger's hair. Mo argues these actions were "buffoonish" and highly inappropriate for officers of the court, noting the painful imagery of Black officials consoling a convicted white murderer. They describe the situation as a "kick in the nuts" to those who sought strict justice.
