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witt." we have developing news to share from florida. george zimmerman could walk free on bond at any time now as he awaits trial for second-degree murder. and new fallout from those surprise moments at his bond hearing. we heard from zimmerman for the first time as he took the stand and addressed trayvon martin's parents. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the los of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little younger than ament. and i did not know if he was armedç or not. >> alexis is here with me now with a good morning to you. i'm curious how trayvon marti...

and i did not know if he was armedç or not. >> alexis is here with me now with a good morning to you. i'm curious how trayvon martin's family reacted to zimmerman's statement. the apology, if you will. >> yes, trayvon's parents were upset with the apology, but the very low bond, in their opinion, they believe the judge set. the attorney for the family said they were devastated that at least a million dollars was not asked for bond. and they felt the statement was essentially self-serving. they said that the parents were expecting him to apologize long before this moment. he could h...

>> i was at a private high school and to me it was embarrassing. i'm always working super hard. did i not feel empowered by serving my classmates. >> i would also ask you the question, did you find it useful to get the money? is there a reason why you were doing it? >> joining me now, and he said there was a reason why he was doing it. but joining me is michael crowley. former journalist jill zuckman and fred yang. welcome, all. michael crowley, let me start with you. newt gingrich having that thrown back in his face. by the way, it was supposed to be a speech on social security. it took him 3...

The whole thing gets overturned and i'm going to come back, fred. yesterday the white house came up with new mandate language. i was sort of mocking it this morning and reminded by the friends over at the health insurance plans, they said, hey, we had this phraseology back in 2009. >> i think better late than never. this is the start of health care, which ever way the court decides as part of the 2012 dialogue. >> the day it happens -- there is this debate and it's sort of an interesting, raging debate is a wrong way to describe it but it's a heated debate. how much will an overturn impact the...

it, too. where did it come from? how did it spread so fast? and what was it responding to? our deep dive into politics ahead. good morning from washington. this is the daily rundown. i'm chuck todd. we're a long way from knowing whether the supreme court will throw out the health insurance mandate. court won't rule until june. they take a secret vote this week to see where they are. but as if the stakes weren't high enough already, the justices seem to agree that if it does, most of the law, if it strikes down the mandate, most of the law should go to the mandate. >> once you cut the...