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To get power. if you're an israeli voter, why should you believe anything bennett sayshe? just broke his word blatantly. >> i think the two men got together. they looked each other in the eye. they realized they could trust each other. while there were political foes for many years, they had to put both of them, had to put the interest of the state of israel out of their own personal interest. . that is the definition of leadership. >> let's talk about some of the other things, george that, bennett has said in the past. you reportedly said to the national security advisors, i kill lots of arab...

Eye. they realized they could trust each other. while there were political foes for many years, they had to put both of them, had to put the interest of the state of israel out of their own personal interest. that is the definition of leadership. >> let's talk about some of the other things, george that, bennett has said in the past. you reportedly said to the national security advisors, i kill lots of arabs in my life. and there is no problem with that. you told a legislators life luf, when you were still swinging from trees, we had a jewish state here. that is far right racist rhetoric, is i...

The jury selection in retrospect you begin to wonder in the voir dire they shouldn't have been able to tease out something about these jurors as prosecutors that indicated almost a sympathy for the defendant and certainly -- >> when you heard the juror who has spoken out about talking about george this, george that, we didn't know much about trayvon martin, but george, george. i found that very uncomfortable. >> and seemed to emotionally be relating more to the defendant. >> connected to him because he was much more from her world than she perceived trayvon martin and rachel jeantel. >> this c...

Credibility. >> and if the jury rules out what you've gone for, it's harder to come down. >> you're asking them to say i've argued a and b, reject a but embrace b. but your credibility is shot, because a, which was your more powerful argument, didn't work. remember, initially there was no charge at all. this was a murky, as powerful as the emotions are because of an innocent young man shot dead, as a legal matter it was always a tough case. they overreached a bit and that probably hurt them. the other issue is the jury selection. i'm not sure it's an art, but the jury selection in retrospect y...

Hit him. >> so you think based on the testimony you heard, you believe that trayvon martin was the aggressor? >> i think the roles changed. i think -- i think george got in a little bit too deep, which he shouldn't have been there, but trayvon decided that he wasn't going to let him scare him and get the one over up on him or something, and i think trayvon got mad and attacked him. >> do you feel like you know for sure what happened in the altercation? and did the other jurors feel for sure that they knew what happened? >> nobody knew exactly what happened. i mean, it started at one point and ...