Jacob Wells

In this engaging discussion, Jacob Wells, the Christian founder of GiveSendGo, dives into the controversial fundraising campaigns surrounding Shiloh Hendrix, a mom caught using racial slurs, and Karmelo Anthony, a teen facing murder charges. Alongside Marc Lamont-Hill, they explore the racial divisions these cases highlight in America. The conversation challenges notions of free speech, accountability, and moral complexities in an age of social media outrage, revealing the tangled web of ethics in today’s charged political climate.

In this discussion, Andrew Branca, an attorney specializing in self-defense law, Richard Hy, a Buffalo detective and YouTuber, and Jacob Wells, co-founder of a fundraising platform, delve into the complex legalities surrounding the Carmelo Anthony case. They explore the nuances of self-defense laws and the challenges posed by public perception and jury selection in high-profile trials. The trio tackles media influence, societal pressures, and the implications of fundraising for controversial legal battles, shedding light on the intersections of law, ethics, and public sentiment.