Here I Paraphrase A Seek Of Justice And Invent The Word Elucidatic

In Trial By Media "Talk Show Murder" on Netflix I heard someone say the following statement which gained my respect since he is a seeker of justice.  Here is what he has to say:

"I'm not gonna try to talk to you for two and half hours (me paraphrasing: I just wanted a moment to spill all that I care for in front of you, my approach is humble) I don't know if I could stand here for two and a half hours.  But I am going to do this.  I am going to talk to you about what this case is all about, and (he gives a head nod thus indicating absolute direct focus) I'm gonna talk to you about justice.  Justice in this case (his voice gets deeper, his style enters an aggressive mode) would involve Jonathan Schmitz sitting in this courtroom.  (as a closing statement that helps define the entirety of his elucidatic [I invented this word, the original was elucidate] type of argument) that would be justice.  

*Another participant states "excuse me."  (Thus implying that they want to chime in, participate, comment, or otherwise have an impact on his argument in some outwardly recognized fashion.*    

I describe his next statement saying "See, it took 60 seconds." As being done after what I describe his expression as a really loud gasp thus indicating that he is seemingly about to bring down a hammer.

"See, it took 60 seconds."-(this seeker of justice) 

[I honestly don't know his name and I felt as if I shouldn't admit it which seems to be an evil so I'll interject now that I don't know his name.]

[me paraphrasing: in tone, he thus said "I've really had enough."]-(29:01)