Trial of the Chicago 18

I think it's important to tell those stories because that's the point of having the sort of character and conviction to do a thing like that where you are. It still manages to be honest about it and not like super saccharin or unrealistic or corny, like a Sorkin movie. So I appreciate that they decided to tell a story that is triumphant, but is also grounded in the sense that yeah, he paid a cost to do thisBecause he's up against insurmountable forces. Like he got a victory, but he lost he lost his career.