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A document dump than have everything else and the one sorting through it than having the prosecutor sort through and thinking what i should have. so i'm all in favor for expansive document dump that's a little bit not to be facetious like hillary clinton going through emails and deciding what we should see or not. the prosecution dump everything on the defense. >> let them dump it all. what you are going to find the defense attorney is doing is going through every bit of this. they are looking for some nugget that will be exculpatory or help their clients. and i think that there is probably a ...

Win a fight. the decision that that was not relevant was confounding to me. and frustrating. >> i wonder how many prosecutors -- every day in the courtroom is the fight whether the prosecutors are withholding information. all the stuff that defendants -- not just your client. that's such an important piece, if exculpatory information is withhold from the defendant, it's one of the most egregious errors. >> it's across the board, it's not subject to the discovery rules in florida or any other specific state. it's guaranteed by the constitution. exculpatory evidence must be provided by the prose...

On this. why? we know that there is a lawsuit pending against another network right now as it relates to an accusation that somebody seemingly has a admitted editing a tape that really between change the initial impression that the country had on this particular case. that's significant. >> let's talk, mark, about the justice department and possibly bringing charges against george zimmerman. and what the naacp has said they would like them to look into further. is that possible, could that possibly happen, and what would he face if that does happen? >> all things are possible. is it probable, ...

When you talk about that video reenactment. sunny hostin said it best. juries love that type of evidence. they love that type of information because they're seeing this basically play out from start to finish. what you're seeing from the prosecution side, they're worried that that could bias and that could influence jurors as they head back to make that decision. also, when it comes to the information in trayvon martin's phone, which is still unclear what is in there, prosecutors don't want that evidence in. defense attorneys saying, hey, you had this evidence a long time ago. you made it hard...

>> just wait one second because mark o'mara has been listening to this and actually does want to say something by way of response. mark, you're still with me. you want something to say? >> very briefly, a year ago i had a conversation with ben crump and i told him i need to be very careful putting trayvon martin on such a high pedestal because it's really a 17-year-old that comes to the table with whatever he came with, and now a year later they suggest what we did to put out the evidence that the family and mr. crump was aware of for the whole past year, they knew who their son is, they know ...