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Defense Attorney Doesn’t Like Black Pastors Sitting With Ahmaud Arbery’s Family
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4:24Now PlayingThe trial continues for the three white men accused of chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick, Georgia in February 2020.
Defense attorney Kevin Gough says while Rev. Al Sharpton is OK, he doesn’t want any more Black pastors or prominent figures, such as Jesse Jackson, to sit with the victim’s family in court during the trial, because their presence can influence jurors. Race continues to take center stage at the trial as Gough appears to be very comfortable in making his comments, a notion that speaks to where we are in the South. BNC justice correspondent Candace Kelly joins “Start Your Day” host Mike Hill to “try and make sense” of Gough’s comments and discuss a four-hour taped deposition from Larry English, the owner of the home Arbery was seen walking around before he was killed.
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