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Said f-ing punks or frankly, as i think when you listen to the audio, it sounds likely that he actually says f-ing coons, there is a degree of animus. and if he used the latter epithet, clear racial animus that should not -- that should if anything predispose you against zimmerman. it doesn't mean that you necessarily convict him. but at least you have a sense that this is a person who was motivated, at least initially, with ill intent. let's see how the events unfolded and whether or not there was anything that occurred that may have justified his use of force. but you don't start out with sy...

of the puzzle so you can decide for yourself based on the evidence what happened that night. today a leegd forensic audio expert listened to george zimmerman's 911 call and weighed in on whether zimmerman uttered a racial slur when he got out of his suv to follow martin i.'s only 1.6 seconds of audio. but it's important because the federal government is investigating this as a possible hate crime. the audio could be a major piece of evidence. the fbi is certainly treating it that way doing their own analysis of the tape. before we go further, a warning about the language. if you want...

Analyzed what i heard, too, i didn't hear it the first time. but i certainly went back and listened to it several times now and that's what i hear. i think that the racial overtones are prevalent throughout this entire case, beginning with some statement that's the neighborhood has made which are significant to me in what a lot of the neighbors have said is, yes, that's what we do. we look for young black men to be criminals on this property. and that's exactly what george zimmerman did that night. treyvon was not a criminal. he was a kid walking home from a convenience store with a pack of sk...

Black twice in that video. so, to me, you know, that last bit where what i hear is f-ing coons is very significant. we can no longer ignore that this was a racially motivated crime. >> congresswoman brown, i've studied police cover-ups in the past. and i have written about them. and when i heard that tape today, and when i interpreted it the way that attorney rand interpreted it, i believe that what we have here is evidence of a police cover-up. this is not conclusive legal proof of a police cover-up. but this is evidence that the police, that local police department never wanted anyone to hea...

Homeless had to be hospitalized. >> now, jasmine rand, that video has been making the rounds now in florida because the interesting thing is that that crime scene was supervised by the same officer who supervised the scene of the killing of treyvon martin. and he did not move for any charges against the person who we saw do that in that video. >> right. i actually got a call from my office while we were on break and there is something in the story that we need to correct. my office has been analyzing the tapes even as i've been on air. and i know that the version that we heard tonight, it appe...