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January-ish. >> of 2012, meaning that his account was on hiatus in 2011. >> the end of 2011. >> okay. so during that approximate year, give or take a few months he was involved with your facility and grappling, did he go from a 0.5 to what rating would you give him on your scale? >> maybe a one. >> why so little progress? >> well, its not that he made such little progress, its a tremendous amount of work. you know, i mean, its really easy to get the concept that somebody joins up to golds gym an...

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Response? >> emotional. understandingly. i let him listen first. >> oim sorry? >> i let him listen first before i asked anything. >> okay. and what did you ask him? >> i believe my words were, is that your sons voice in the background, or i think i said it a little differently than that. i inquired as if that was, in fact, his son yelling for help. >> and what was his response? >> he -- it was more of a verbal and nonverbal. he looked away and under his breath, as i interpret it, said no. >> did...

That he uses that we have to bleep out every time they go over it, that he called trayvon martin, who was a stranger to him, an a-hole, an fing punk. just watching him walk down the street. i think that clearly demonstrates some animosity and the defense tries to minimize that by saying well, thats just how people talk, people use profanity. on the other side in the defense favor is the fact that george zimmerman is very calm throughout as he talks and so he doesnt sound like hes raising his voi...

>> for more on the trial, were joined by msnbc legal analyst, lisa bloom, alex ferrer, a former florida kirk it is court judge and myrna white, a former criminal defense attorney. i want to get in a moment to what went on with trayvon martins father and his testimony. but lets first talk about the toxicology, as we just heard from craig. lisa, i presume that this will be billed as a victory for the prosecution, because now that evidence comes in. wouldnt pot more instinctively maybe somebody see...

Activists than the mubarak regime had in 30 years. and remember that morsi shortly after his election, he gave himself -- he declared he had dictatorial power, unrestrained by the judiciary or the parliament. so if you have a democratically elected government that is disbanding the democracy, you have something unexpected and thats why i think we have a lot of lawyers in the state department, and their job is to find a way around the rigid law that we have. or to actually amendment it. because i...

House, most people react like, oh, no, something has happened. their son or loved one is dno longer among them. >> its extreme grief. that is typical. >> and the word no is like, i cant believe it, like hes dead. >> objection, your honor. that would be speculation. >> its based upon what his experience has been, so in that regard, ill allow it. >> right? its normal when youre telling them about the death of a loved one, people say, no, you know, like i cant believe it, that kind of stuff. >> it ...

Administration to take a more hands-on approach to what happened in egypt than it did two and a half years ago. when mubarak was ousted. but how much influence does the u.s. really have? howard fineman "huffington post" and msnbc political analyst. joel ruben is former egypt desk officer at the state department. mr. ruben, youre the perfect person to ask about this coup question and significance of the lack of funding if all of a sudden it gets cut. how should this play itself out? >> well, mich...

The lauer 911 call that you looked at mr. martin and asked if that was the voice of his son screaming in the background, correct? >> it was the most graphic, yes, sir. >> all right. and it was right at that precise time because you wanted to know what he thought of the voice on that tape, didnt you? >> objection, leading question. >> what was the purpose of asking him? >> to clarify that it was, in fact -- if it was or if it wasnt his sons voice. >> right, because that was significant to your in...

Hes in the middle of a police department. but you could see that he was upset, of course. >> and as you indicated, even while you were doing it, even from a distance away, it was hard for you to listen to that, correct? >> yes, and i had already heard it. >> and i think youve already stated you felt awful for him, correct? >> i cant imagine having to go through that because i have children, and i couldnt imagine. >> thank you, maam. >> thank you. any redirect? >> as sad as it was, both for you t...