"I’m inclined to think that someone removed from the podcast circuit has more objectivity."
I was going to make the same point yesterday. The Markel family attorney has been involved in the case since 2014 and likely has more information than anyone (attorney or not) in the YouTube circuit. I’d also bet he completely filters out all the ridiculous narratives that have no legal basis – I can give multiple examples of those. I’ve pointed out numerous times that the commentary on YouTube is very one-sided, with at least 90% of the coverage lacking objectivity. Why is this? One main reason is that channel hosts know their audience, and their audience doesn’t want to hear opinions like Orin Snyder’s. If confronted with Orin’s statement, they’ll go into spin control or try to rationalize it to soften its impact. This is no different from what mainstream media has done for decades. Regardless of anyone’s political affiliation, when a major political event occurs, a left-leaning channel and a right-leaning channel will have completely different takes on it. I caught the replay of AA Legal’s show yesterday with Professor Jo. Judy completely downplayed Orin Snyder’s statement. This is how she’s programmed to think and react when faced with news of this nature. It’s not a knock on Judy, I enjoy her show, but her biases are clear to me. I’d love to hear Carl’s non-objective opinion on Orin Snyder’s statement.