Look, 20 years from now when you wake up in your cell, and you look at yourself in your dented tin mirror, here’s what you’re gonna see. Someone you don’t recognize, who made the wrong decision when he had the chance to save himself.

Jury selection isn’t about selection. It’s about getting rid of your nightmares.

Trevor, after 9/11, two things happened. You started calling guys “Abdul Fazul,” and Homeland Security started putting up cameras everywhere. You didn’t go home.

It’s like having a nuclear arsenal. You don’t want to use it, but if the other side knows you got it, they tend to come to the table sooner.

They come up with their story, we come up with ours. The jury gets to decide which they like best. Now, the good news is we get to hear what their story is first before we have to tell them ours. So we keep our mouths shut until we know what they’re doing.