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Speech yesterday in florida from the attorney general of the united states saying the law essentially is an abomination. republicans control both houses of the legislature and the governorship in your state. what do you think becomes of all of this pressure? >> i think the pressure, it makes us at least discuss it. i filed a bill that amended stand your ground and even senator simmons who served on the governors panel, he even filed a bill with some of the recommendations, they didnt hear any bi...

Thats precisely why prosecutors demonize defendants because if you make them subhuman or inhuman or not likable, then jurors do not want to help them and will not go out of their way. to me this is exactly what you expect afterward. i real feel for this woman. in her heart of hearts she did exactly what they were supposed to do, they went through the evidence, they read the law, they did exactly what a conscientious juror was supposed to do in this case and she should be applauded for doing her ...

Testify -- waived his fifth amendment, those two should be disbarred frankly. >> oh, come on. >> for the nonsense that theyre spouting. those two prosecutors are an abomination. >> come on. >> sunny? >> youre going to tell me that a prosecutor should be out there saying a defendant should have the courage to testify? have they looked at the fifth amendment recently? >> ill take it a step further. the prosecutor tonight, one of them at least when they were asked describe -- use one word to descri...

System is not a just system. and one of the most damaging, damaging to the fabric of the nation and damaging to the reform is that we now have people saying, trayvon martin was convicted. not george zimmerman was acquitted because there was not sufficient proof but that trayvon martin was convicted of a crime. >> right. there was this incredible -- i have to say that i have -- i have actually tried very hard throughout the trial to kind of give the defense the benefit of the doubt, as human bein...

Damaging to the fabric of the nation and damaging to the reform is that we now have people saying, trayvon martin was convicted. not george zimmerman was acquitted because there was not sufficient proof but that trayvon martin was convicted of a crime. >> right. there was this incredible -- i have to say that i have -- i have actually tried very hard throughout the trial to kind of give the defense the benefit of the doubt, as human beings because they are -- i have a lot of respect for defense ...

Case was handled early on, the way it was turned into a racial event when seemingly, and now positively, it wasnt. when a special prosecutor is brought in when there doesnt seem to be any reason why -- you know, wolfinger, the sitting prosecutor, had plenty of chances to handle this case. they were ready to go forward and we had a grand jury set. so when a special prosecutor comes in and waives the grand jury and then files charges that most good legal analysts, including alan dershowitz says, t...

Tragedy but at the same time, this to me was an abomination. i just didnt understand what they thought was being accomplished. sunny says that the jury was captivated. okay, the jury was captivated. maybe they were captivated by what is this guy on because i dont understand why hes yelling at us. >> danny, do you think it was effective, the theater of it? >> hes maximizing what he has. the skittles and iced tea. they arent an element of the crime. they shouldnt have anything to do with the case ...

Understand how this was masterful. if anything, it was comical in a bizarre way. i mean, yes, there is a dead 17-year-old and everybody regrets that and thats a tragedy but at the same time, this to me was an abomination. i just didnt understand what they thought was being accomplished. sunny says that the jury was captivated. okay, the jury was captivated. maybe they were captivated by what is this guy on because i dont understand why hes yelling at us. >> danny, do you think it was effective, ...

Understand how this was masterful. if anything, it was comical in a bizarre way. yes, there is a dead 17-year-old, and everybody regrets that. thats a tragedy. but at the same time, this to me was an abomination. i didnt understand what they thought was being accomplished. sunny says the jury was captivated. okay, the jury was captivated. maybe they were captivated by what is this guy on. i dont understand why hes yelling at us. >> danny, do you think it was effective? >> there were a lot of the...

Now positively, it wasnt. when a special prosecutor is brought in. when there doesnt seem to be any reason why, you know, the sitting prosecutor had perfect opportunity to handle this case. matter of fact, ive deposed three of his assistants who were busting their butts on this case. so they were ready to go forward. and we had a grand jury set. when a special prosecutor comes in, then waves the grand jury, then files charges that most good legal analysts, including allen dirsowitz say thats an ...