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Puerto ricoen, i think they are trying to ever race play a part in this trial. >> back with our panel, paul henderson, mark c. this woman and her husband had a book agent and shopping around about her experiencing today. she said they are not proceeding with that and has no intent with trying to proceed to get a book deal. >> every question you asked her, she answered with the defense version. every question, yes i believe the cartoon. yes, i believed -- no, he was not profiling -- >> cartoon -- >> she liked that. i don't know if that's because she actually did feel that way or once you vote n...

If three are wall flowers and three individuals, it evers a huge difference. >> that's interesting. paul, you found that, as well? >> i found that, as well. i wanted to say one thing, i think it's interesting she rejects the concept of race because watching the trial i saw race being introduced and heard race when they talk about the neighbors that broke in, they talked about race. introduction or the attempt to bring in text messages that were false, all eluded to stereo types that were negative and i feel all of that had to do with race. >> of course. >> i never heard race addressed adequate...

He should have done what he did except for the things that he did before. >> you mean he shouldn't have gotten out of the car, he shouldn't have pursued trayvon martin but in the final analysis and struggle -- >> when the end came to the end -- >> he was justified? >> hes justified in shooting trayvon martin. >> i'm back with the panel. paul, what stands out to you as you listen to this juror? >> the fact she starts off with saying that testimony from the actual defendant would not have made a difference and i've been doing this a long time. i don't think i've ever heard a juror saying that be...

It wasn't against the law. >> that's exactly what happened. >> you're saying maybe it wasn't right getting out of that car but it wasn't against the law? >> exactly. he started the ball rolling. he could have avoid the the whole situation by staying in the car, but he wanted to do good. i think he had good in his heard. he just went overboard. >> good in his heart he just went overboard. that's what she believes. i'm joined by our panel. paul, it is so interesting how this juror and i assume the others, as well, felt they knew what was in george zimmerman's heart. >> i agree. i mean, there is ...