He does not need his eyes to feel the anger in the room, and he stands before it. Not unrepentant, as that would imply he recognizes some of his crimes in the future, but steady.
He knows his is the steadiness that will, apparently, calcify into the steadiness of the man he has seen on far too many holoscreens. He knows he keeps that same bearing, he knows the height is already there, and so is much of it. Fifty, sixty years are the difference.
So he stands before that anger, and chooses not to judge. That is not what he is there for, no matter his frustrations and his questions and his concerns. Instead, he regards the Senator of Alderaan -a peaceful world, one he remembers visiting once, a beautiful one- and merely observes.
"And what would you do about it?" He asks, his tone even. "There is no legal framework to deal with someone in my position."
He is aware he sounds curious. Cold, clinical. He is aware that he is not making his case. But the alternative is breathing into that same anger, and letting his frustration show, and that will help nobody.
"I have not yet committed those crimes. I am being kept on Coruscant, away from the frontlines. What else would you do, Bail Organa? I know the law, and so do you."
And there is little to do but get over it. And get things done.