we don t really know. but what we do know is the interview notes that we ve been given really forces us to accept whoever wrote it version of what happened. we don t know exactly what was said. we take somebody else s synthesis of that. and that s troubling. you have been enmeshed in a legal battle to compel document production from two of the people that are at the center of this, bridget anne kelly, of course, who wrote the infamous time for traffic problems in ft. lee, if there s anyone that knows the motive, it s her. you would think. and bill stepien, who s a campaign manager and adviser to governor christie, who s since been fired. the two of them have contested that on fifth amendment grounds. a court recently found in their favor. what is the next step and where do you go from here? well, the judge ruled three things. she said that the subpoena was overbrought. so we can clearly narrow the scope of the subpoena and that might work. the judge also said that the committ
am i correct, by the taxpayers of new jersey? by the taxpayers of the state of new jersey. so it s really questionable what the true mission here was. was the mission here to defend the governor s office or was the mission here to get at the truth at any price? we don t really know. but what we do know is the interview notes that we ve been given really forces us to accept whoever wrote it version of what happened. we don t know exactly what was said. we take somebody else s synthesis of that. and that s troubling. you have been enmeshed in a legal battle to compel document production from two of the people that are at the center of this, bridget anne kelly, of course, who wrote the infamous time for traffic problems in ft. lee, if there s anyone that knows the motive, it s her. you would think. and bill stepien, who s a
administration. why not? there are no significant support for the arguments that are made in the entire report. he s the man who the christie interview notes. if there s a transcript the committee ought to see the transcript of the interview. so we hear a lot of conclusions, we hear a lot of summary, but we don t see any support for that. when you said today that you would like to see those interview transcripts and in fact that you will subpoena them under the subpoena power that you have in the legislature, what did you make of the response from mr. mastro, and do you think you re going to get those documents? i certainly hope we will, but i was disappointed by the response. the governor started this whole process when this issue first
co-chair of the legislative panel that s been investigating these lane closures from the start. mr. wisniewski, thank you for being here. good to be here, rachel. you said you re not satisfied essentially with this report on behalf of the christie administration. why not? there are no significant support for the arguments that are made in the entire report. so the report talks about summary testimony that was given, but there s no footnotes. there s no reference point to what was actually said. we re asked to take randy mastro s summary of an interview he had and take it at face value. the committee ought to see the interview notes. if there s a transcript the committee ought to see the transcript of the interview. so we hear a lot of conclusions, we hear a lot of summary, but we don t see any support for that. when you said today that you would like to see those interview transcripts and in fact that you will subpoena them under the subpoena power that you have in the legislat
trayvon martin was shot and killed, could be a key piece of evidence. he had a closed fracture of his nose, two black eyes, two cuts to the back of his head in a minor back injury. i want to go to martin savidge covering the story for us. with all these new details and developments does it help zimmerman s argument he was in fact standing his ground they killed trayvon martin in self-defense? reporter: it depends on who you talk to. here s the way it breaks down. this information coming from the prosecution, the special prosecutor angela corey, they had to provide the basics of their investigation over to the defense so that s why we re starting to see this information come out this week. two reports caught her eye, the autopsy report on trayvon martin and that s the one you re referring to that says bruising on the hands of trayvon martin that would seem to support the defense s claim that george zimmerman says that trayvon martin came up to him, punched him in the nose, k