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You Know That Epic Courtroom Speech You’ve Always Fantasized About Giving? Someone Did.

This speech comes from an episode of Boston Legal (of all places) that first aired in 2006. The incredible closing argument touches on everything from Abu Ghraib to the criminalization of protest in America. You don’t want to miss this one.

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Mansur Gidfar

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