it s not as if the very day you re handed it by hr, voila, you pick health care. it takes time. i think people who really need it are going to get it. the optimism corner. joy reed. okay. after the break, the city of detroit heads to court to prove it is eligible for what would be the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. we ll talk 911 in the 313. that s next on now. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one s around, it does make a sound? ohhh.ohhh.oh boy! i m falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh.ugh. little help here.
because they have to be brought up to speed first on what happened and how they did it before they can come up with solutions. this may be a couple months. coming out every day would not be good for the president. so i think he needs to say something, we re on this, he a appointed somebody. that guy can do briefings every day for the tech press. look like he s cracking the whip periodically. joy, i guess i just wonder, can this get resolved without a delay in the individual mandate, and can the white house how do they negotiate the politics of that? of course. listen, i think people are forgetting the affordable care act itself, the actual insurance, would not kick in until january. it s not as if you couldn t get on the website october 1st, you now can never, ever get affordable care. you are still and most people, including in the massachusetts example, shopped up until the last minute and didn t choose until the last minute. even when we have the opportunity when we get heal
thegrio.com joy reed, and bernie began with these words a teenager is dead. he is dead through no fault of his own. he is dead because another man made assumptions and he acted on those assumptions. he presented the case today of george zimmerman as a profiler, and then as a liar. i m sorry. i was just listening to the judge as he was continuing to talk there for just a moment. listen, his style inle courtroom in closing argument is to ask a lot of questions, to leave questions hanging in the air. we will see when the jury renders its verdict if that was an effective style. usual will i what prosecutors do is drive home 9 case, tell the jury their version of events, how it all happened, how this would be murder beyond a
we re joined by joy reed, karen desoto and michael eric dyson. fundamentally profiles this young man, and then alleges he s an outright liar. what was your performance? his performance was great given the facts of this case. now you have the law, now questions and assumptions, and secondhand differences is not
the shooting. he said the men over ruled the homicide investigator s recommendation that zimmerman be charged with manslaughter. in response wolfinger released a statement today saying he s, quote, outraged by the outright lies contained in that letter. joining me now is managing editor of thegrio.com joy reed and ken padowitz, former homicide prosecutor. thanks for joining me. joanne, let s start with the letter the attorney for trayvon s family sent to the department of justice. what was this meeting that he s referring to? right. so today the attorney for trayvon martin s family sent a number to the justice department saying there are a number of things they want to look into. they want to look at the investigation of the case by police, what they did. they want to look into reports we have had from an anonymous source that wolfinger, the state