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From my previous answer, they are not paying attention to facts. you said pursued, which is a key word, that comp come -- that comes from benjamin crump, the state never proved that he continued to follow. any reference to george following trayvon martin, catching up to and confronting him is conjecture to format and errors. >> the truth is we do not know. >> no, we do know. >> you know what your brother told you. >> in your country, we may not know, and we may be subject to continual conjecture...

Catching up to and confronting him is conjecture to format and errors. >> the truth is we do not know. >> no, we do know. >> you know what your brother told you. >> in your country, we may not know, and we may be subject to continual conjecture to the end of time. >> no, i respect the verdict of any jury, that is how you respond to these things. you know about my view about this from the start. i respect the jury. i will ask you this, if the situation was reversed and if you were the brother of ...

Human level to whats happened tonight after all the stress, the strain thats built up over the last year or so? >> i -- how do i feel on a personal level? i think i have learned to kind of insulate myself to have very thick skin to exchanges or to being -- george will speak for himself one day but until hes able to, i spoke for my family. and i think ive had to as much as ive tried to help my family, make sense out of this, ive had to rely on them to make sense out of all of this for all of thei...

Out the gun and killed your brother dead, how do you feel on a human level and emotional level about that? >> two things, that is tragic. and if trayvon were my brother and he was the one armed and legally armed and you know, able to carry that firearm in a legal way, and my brother blind sided him by breaking his nose and pummeling him into concrete and continued to punch him. i would find and the jury has found that unfortunately he had the greater hand in his own demise, which was causing by ...

At the evidence with a considerably amount of care. they will let the chips fall where they may and i dont think they are going to be focused on the public reaction. i think they will be focused, as they should be, on the evidence. >> marc lamont hill, do you agree with that? >> yeah, i think they will be focused on facts and biases and interp tapgretations and their emotions will weigh in on it. >> six women, five of them mothers some of the stuff today from rebuttal directly aimed at that fact...

Remember and one which also invites -- >> he talked about the shootings in chicago. he talked about the young lady who was shot in chicago and killed. this was after trayvon martin. his wife talked about the young lady as well in chicago who -- >> it elevates -- it elevates the status of it, you know, it reminds one of presidents that spoke about civil rights cases. >> yeah. listen, and just -- i have to play devils advocate here because when the president talked about that, he said -- when he t...

Because of the enemies that spitzer made on wall street and scott stringer is a popular manhattan borough president. it will be interesting to see how that goes because while we can all sit around here and i think you did a great job, halperin did a great job, joe did a great job of asking those questions and finally revealing those layers kind of pulling back the onion layers, but still, you know -- >> thomas is quick. >> the voters may forgive but the enemies wont. >> its the ken lagowns of th...

Witness? >> you know, thats possible. the prosecution may not have called him because his testimony is mixed. i think the defense made a big blunder today calling this witness. on a human level, it just looks mean-spirited to call this innocent, grieving father to the stand and make him relive this. and on a legal strategy level, he did not help them. just before him, they had two police witnesses who said when he was asked is it trayvon martin on the 911 call that he had said no. why didnt the ...

Different direction, mostly satirical, and it wouldnt be the same kind of show than with someone like james gandolfini who was a mob villain and was if a mob role in therapy but took it totally seriously. it was somewhat funny, but he played tony as a person who had a history and reacted to things on a human level, and that really made a great deal of difference. >> now, he seemed at times to go from delightful and adorable to horrifying, sometimes just within a minute, which was very jarring an...

Planet. as theyve come to understand it thus far in their life on the pages of this book. i want them to read something and say i know that experience, you know, ive had that. i know what hes talking about. and to be able to connect on that kind of a human level with my writing. but the fake noble answer, ill give it anyway, would have been, i want people to understand afghanistan better. i happen to hope they do. but its not the reason why i sit down to write. but i fully understand that fictio...