Walsh Claims Black Jurors 30 Percent Less Likely to Convict Black Defendants

What was said

"Black juries are roughly 30% less likely to find a Black defendant guilty as compared to a white defendant, and Black juries are 300% more likely to find a white criminal guilty. That's how we got the O.J. Simpson verdict."

Matt Walsh cited statistical studies claiming significant racial bias in jury decisions, arguing that eliminating Black jurors may be necessary for fair trials in racially charged cases. He connected this assertion to the O.J. Simpson acquittal and stated that diversity mandates undermine rule of law by creating tribal justice rather than impartial verdicts.