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Theyre not supposed to pay attention to things like that. she stirred them up into believing if no conviction is reached in this case their moment has somehow been lost. >> well, heres the thing, i believe in the jury system and law and justice and i believe the cops get a fair trial. baltimore has over 600,000 residents. right? to assume that marilyn mosby managed to poison all of the residents seems to be hard to believe. >> it is a smaller jury pool than that. >> true. but look at -- >> peopl...

You can believe fully in the criminal justice and say its too volatile to be charged in the city of baltimore and -- excuse me -- and a skyrocketing murder rate in the wake of this case. that one is for mark. go ahead, mark. >> well, i think the evidence is already in. it was called a riot. and i think the evidence is already in by ms. mosbys statements and the evidence here is for any jury if theyre going to look at this case, really by the law, and richard seems to be big on the law, there is ...

About their role. i think she clearly has a love for the limelight but as far as like eliminating her from the prosecution, no, i disagree with people saying this shows she cant be fair. she has a job to seek justice and she does that determining whether or not to bring charges supporting by the law and the evidence. once she made that determination, i dont have a problem with her standing up there and saying things like im going to seek justice for freddie gray. she made a presumption of seekin...

I havent talked to all day because of the -- going on. only person i talked to was homicide and same story im calling you all i told them. >> oh. back with me now are arthur and mark. the problem is through the magic of videotape produced from the prosecutor to the defgsense the guys on tape saying all the stuff "the washington post" reported he said to the homicide investigators. namely they put me in that van. it sounded like freddie gray was trying to hurt himself and banging his head and que...

>> shes put on the officers. doesnt matter -- >> listen. the other question is -- the other question is the -- >> dont question my experience mark. first. >> who want on too badly. we have seen evidence in this case that there is a movement afoot in baltimore among some to get registered immediately to be called up on the rolls to get on this jury so that they can and i quote get that conviction. richard, thats a problem. >> im sorry once again. the fookt that people register to vote should caus...

Could be key to the case. hes the man sitting in the same police van as freddie gray in the last leg of the trip to the police hq. and while his testimony is likely to become a major part of this trial there are serious questions about which side will benefit after mr. allen takes the stand. this is a man who seemed to change his story in a critical way. listen to what allen says when a reporter asks about his original account to the cops. >> now, the story is according to a newspaper report "th...

In baltimore? >> not a chance. and not a chance for all the same reasons and not only ms. mosby but the riots but the attitude of the mayor, the attitude of the general public and just remember that anybody that gets on a jury for these six officers theyll be a rock star when they send him to the gallows and if they acquitted them or found that there was a mistrial there wasnt enough evidence they will be scorned or worse by the very people that there are neighbors, relatives and friends. >> ric...

They have to prove her failure to call an ambulance to come respond to him at that moment caused his death, his ultimate death and called at that moment there was an ambulance at police hq. five minutes made all the difference in terms of life and death? >> theres that point. >> i agree. >> her own lawyer questioning whether she had the interaction theyre claiming. who will prove she did say and hear the things theyre alleging. >> shes a church goer. shes a volunteer. for, you know, communities ...

Our constitution then you should believe -- >> you can believe in all those things mark you could never have a change of venue because the judge ordered it doesnt believe in the justice system and thats bs richard. you can believe fully in the criminal justice and say its too volatile to be charged in the city of baltimore and -- excuse me -- and a skyrocketing murder rate in the wake of this case. that one is for mark. go ahead, mark. >> well i think the evidence is already in. it was called a ...

Because of the -- going on. only person i talked to was homicide and same story im calling you all i told them. >> oh. back with me now are arthur and mark. the problem is through the magic of videotape produced from the prosecutor to the defense, the guys on tape saying all the stuff "the washington post" reported he said to the homicide investigators. namely, they put me in that van. it sounded like freddie gray was trying to hurt himself and banging his head and questioning why did they put m...