Understanding the Rigged System

The transcript discusses the perceived flaws in the justice system, particularly focusing on the issues of jury selection and the lack of diversity among jurors. It highlights concerns about the fairness of trials and the influence of systemic biases, drawing parallels between rigged elections and jury selections.

What does the speaker imply about the racing system?

• It is efficient.

• It is well-regulated.

• It is fair and just.

• It lacks good cops.

What is the speaker's opinion on the first day?

• It was a fair process.

• It was uneventful.

• It involved rigged jury selection.

• It was well-organized.

According to the speaker, what is similar to a rigged jury selection?

• A fair trial.

• A rigged election.

• A public debate.

• A sports event.

Who does the speaker believe should be part of the jury?

• People from different countries.

• People of his peers.

• Only legal experts.

• Randomly selected individuals.

What issue does the speaker highlight about the jury composition?

• It is randomly selected.

• It is predominantly white.

• It lacks white people.

• It is too diverse.