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What they can and can't do when they subdue someone. ceo of global security group and former nypd group and former secret service agent, dan bongi bongino. you don't believe this was a choke hold, correct? >> it was called a ka -- carotid restraint. >> this this case, you say this was a carotid restraint? it was the neck compression as well as the back compression. >> you wouldn't say, i can't
Will, in this case at least, because we have the evidence. there's a 14 minute tape by eric garner's friend who spent a lot of that day with him. i don't know how, what the grand jury was looking at that they could not bring a charge. >> when you see these protesters out and we show one of the side screen with the protesters in the city, does that inspire you? >> oh, yes. i was telling you earlier, last tuesday night, i call my wife tanya watching you, cnn, and you had the helicopter shots. they're blocking fdr. they go to times square. i said, tanya, i'm going up there. i got on my bike. 49th...
Within their right to do. >> alexander field, appreciate your reporting. we monitor the protests throughout the hour. bring our legal analyst in. jeffrey toobin and mark garygo. when you heard the grand jury was not moving forward with the indictment, what did you think? >> i immediately thought of ferguson and i was stunned, quite frankly. as a native new yorker, i just didn't think that this would happen in new york. i am still stunned. >> this happened in new york many times in the past. >> it has and i thought for some reason it would be different now given the zimmerman case, given the jo...
Many times. the cops get a benefit that nobody else gets. anybody else, you have a dead body, you arrest first and ask questions later. a million dollar bail, a preliminary. you don't get the benefit of a prosecutor becoming like mccull lock did in front of a grand jury. this whole system turned the grand jury on its head. originally, the grand jury was here as a bull work against excessive government interference. it slowly evolved and for the last 100 years, the grand jury is nothing but a rubber stamp for the prosecution. a bare bones case, get them to indict and then don't mess around with...