Interview with Helen Prejean Ahead of Richard Glossip Execution

The transcript discusses the overdue justice for Glossop, highlighting the classic state-level rhetoric when executing someone. It questions the involvement of outsiders and celebrities in such cases, emphasizing the steadfastness of the law. The Oklahoma governor's decision to proceed with an execution is mentioned, along with a personal expression of anger over the impending execution of Richard.

What was described as 'long overdue' in the context of justice?

What was the governor's stance on proceeding with the execution?