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New york city. tell me what youre feeling is about how we approach that now under the current administratio administration, and what, if anything needs to change gimmick >> the thing that needs to change, the one dynamic that needs to change his political correctness. stop the political correctness. the reality is you are not racial profiling when you are looking for terrorists. your criminal profiling. thats what youre doing. you are looking for certain people that do certain things that associ...

Kat. this gets into a delicate balance between public safety and civil liberties because some people can say that what you are describing sounds like profiling. as an attorney, criminal profiling is an effective tool. but racial is a whole nother thing. its unconstitutional. new talk about targeting people on the basis of religion, how do you feel about that? >> kat: i dont feel great about it. we need to think about, before we make policy changes from an emotional place. this is a very emotiona...

Have-nots having put themselves there. thats a story that we not only see from the right wing but we oftentimes see coming out of popular culture as well. >> that is that otherizing. we were talking about violence. this newfound interest in black on black crime. oreilly loves to play the violence card. lets take listen. >> the problem in the violence in this country isnt generated by whites. it is generated primarily by blacks. the culture that we have in this country does lead to criminal profi...

The judicial system is biased but i believe those who apply the law and interpret the law often are biased. and i think thats what you may have seen in this instance. clearly, beyond a reasonable doubt is a very high threshold to meet, especially if the only witness you have is the person who pulled the trigger. i think we have to find a better way of making sure that profiling stops in this country. we also have to find a way to keep people like mr. zimmerman from having guns. we need to make c...

Much do you think it was an obstacle for the prosecution, they would say profiling, not saying racial profiling, is that something you think the prosecution would have run with more as a legal strategy? >> no. why would you do that with an all-white jury? that would make no sense. any time you start to make race an issue in a case like this, it tends to divide people for whatever reason and doesnt give the case to stand on its merits. i think they charged it correctly. george zimmerman believed ...

Females, many of whom were mothers, mostly all kcaucasian, do you think this was a jury the prosecution, in hindsight, should have gone a different direction with? >> well, i think they should have and i think they tried. a couple of times they tried to excuse a couple witnesses and they were unable to do so. this was a jury made for the defense. even though a lot of people thought there was mothers on it. at the end of the day, i didnt see that. i thought george zimmermans effort at trying to p...

Well as robertson. >> whenever you make race in a case like this, it tends to divide people for whatever reason and doesnt give the case a chance to stand on its merits. i think they charged him correctly. george zimmerman believed trayvon was part of the element burglarizing this complex and thats why he chose to follow him. and so that type -- the criminal profiling was the issue in this case. >> im not angry at the media. i think the media has to do a better job when you have people injecting...

Things. that trayvon martin was a [ bleep ] punk, and he was [ bleep ] and he wasnt going to get away this time. >> mr. davis, he spoke of criminal profiling, not racial profiling. but is that really the unsaid word in that courtroom? is that the implication of what the prosecution is saying? >> well, as i said before, counselor, and thank you again for having me today, that race is immutable. we see it. in fact, you see it as we look at the television, at the panel here today with the diversity...

Called a chavez vista taking the lead. this is possibly a fake account. who would expect anything less from snowden. no, no official or verifiable reaction. experts in criminal profiling say that after being holed up now and isolated for some two weeks in a heavily guarded room in a moscow airport hotel, snowden was probably feeling like his reality was about to crash down on him. stateless, powerless, feeling not like the hero he expected to become. going from no options to three options, even ...

And we also feel as if the government has kind of figured out that happy medium of where to draw the line with my privacy, and how much we need to fight terrorism at the same time. >> okay. what about this scenario, because we now know that the fbi, a meeting with the owners of phantom fireworks, and training staff in screening, and to, you know, say if something is a bit odd in terms of a customer wanting to purchase an unusual amount of fireworks. would you see that as a new infringement on yo...