 Absolutely. They're going to argue that Baldwin was there as an actor and that movie sets are just different. And as an actor, all he was focused on was acting. It was the armorer for the movie who loaded the gun. It was a props master who handed the gun to Baldwin. He was focused purely on the mindset of his character and was using the gun as the character would have. Now, it's important to remember that while we're all watching the trial, both the prosecution and the defense are making all of their arguments to an audience of 16. It's going to come down to those jurors to decide what happens to Baldwin's