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Sit down. i am invited him for a beer any time he would like to come down and sit down at the peb. right around the corner from the senate, we have a beer. >> im running for re-election in new jersey. i really dont have time for that at the moment. you know, i mean, if i find myself down in washington, i will certainly look him up. but i dont suspect i will be there any time soon. >> bill: all right here now greg gutfeld and bernard mcguirk. christie can get a bit nasty. i thought paul was a sin...

The response that went back to the jury was vague. it was basically like, we cant guide you, but if you have any specific questions let us know. and now were hearing from the specific juror that she did not understand that specific instruction. in fact, her own statements were, shes saying it had to be intentional. thats incorrect. its 100% incorrect. the manslaughter instruction says an intentional act that procured the death of another individual. so the fact that he intentionally shot the gun...

Guide you, but if you have any specific questions, let us know. and now were hearing from the specific juror that she did not understand that specific instruction. in fact, her own statements were she saying it had to be intentional. thats incorrect. it 100% completely incorrect. the manslaughter instruction says an intentional act that procured the death of another individual. so the fact that he intentionally shot the gun, that is the act that caused the death of trayvon martin. so, you know, ...

So, again, this falls back on the prosecution for not clearly showing and taking the elements of the crime and arguing what facts pertained to which element. >> jeffrey, you know that this woman that spoke to abc news, this juror, she is fully aware if she had held firmly, there would have been a hung jury and the prosecution presumably would have had to start from scratch. >> yes, thats what she says. i would like to raise another possibility. these jurors were sequestered. they didnt know what...

The united states in the name of national security. we had japanese americans interned in camps under the name of national security. that was upheld by the supreme court. so it is dangerous when we start justifying the curtailment of personal proivacy in the name o national security. i think theres one proposal worth mentioning thats in the senate. senate richard blumenthal, a democrat from connecticut, who used to be a law enforcement man himself says lets have an advocate for the people in the...

>> i was surprised. there really wasnt any arguing. and there was a lot of comradery, you know, while we were together. and, you know, might have been some things -- maybe a little bit here and there but nothing -- there was no really bickering or arguing going on. >> were there times you were just drained and said, i cant do this anymore and picked each other up? >> no, no. i think we -- i say, no. we never got the sense anybody was drained and couldnt do it but i think we always knew that ever...

Fidel castro in cuba. sean penn talking how fantastic he is and what a great regime he has. when you put a sexy picture after young islamist terrorist own the cover of "rolling stone," youre sending a message. they dont have him in the hospital. dont have him doing a perp walk. they have him looking incredibly sexy and young and glamorous. the message, maybe he was a misguided youth who had a dysfunctional family. there are always making excuses for the anti-americannism, bill. that is you see o...

Everyone agrees is a tragedy, and its one day at a time. >> the police department there, as you say, has been under fire. the former police chief was essentially fired. but what those who defend the police have been arguing is there wasnt enough to proceed with a prosecution that would result in conviction. thats what one of the detectives expressed when it came to murder two charges and what the chief of police says. did they feel any vindication with this verdict? not that they are happy about...

Three straight hours, weaving in the different media items that he used, sometimes a chart, sometimes a power point, sometimes a cardboard cut-out. he held their attention but he was more arguing to the intellectual aspects of what these jurors need to do. >> and, paul callan, the question is, you know, it was compelling as a speaker and he had all of his props and he was using his hands, he was using the cardboard, i guess the question is did he string it together in an effective way that makes...

And she wants to move with the son to germany. >> schaeffer, a korean adopted by a dutch family, said he had outstanding charges in germany, that could have led to a two-year sentence if he followed his wife into the country. after arguing, he stabbed her numerous times. >> three times in the neck. two times in the back. two, three, the total was ten stabs with a big knife. >> how big? >> kitchen knife. >> in the middle of the interview, something unusual happened. >> were in the middle of this ...