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but in an nfl locker room. it is definitely not a place for the pc police. there are certainly vulgar things that are always said, but it's the norm. you have 63 guys on a team. when you have a break, there is a lot of teams, the mundane things in the middle of the season. guys are tired, you know, training camp, you've had a couple months under your belt. you are looking for any type of entertainment, usually at another teammate's ex'ens. >> it's how women handle things. we don't always have the best tact either. we commune indicate openly and talk about things to death. i will admit to that. is this guy, jonathan martin is he allowed to say i'm at my breaking point, i'm done, even if nobody, his professed friend incognito didn't know his comments were hurting him. >> that's a great question. i think underpinning this whole thing is the assumption you are
>> hollering like her life was in danger. when they heard the hollers, they said, man, a chill went through their body. >> she is expected to recover from her stab wounds. that's the good news. criminal defense attorney drew is here. so now the cousin, the sheriff's department said he shouldn't be charged. he's not going to be charged. this is justified. what do you think. >> this is amazing because we have spent so much time talking about stand your ground. so many people have said what about good old self-defense, or in this matter, defense of a third person? louisiana law is very clear. if ms. arseneau could have justifiably defended herself, if she was in fear of death or serious bodily injury, which she was because she was about to be killed, a third person can come in and defend her. the law is so clear in louisiana. those of us in the southeast are very aware of the laws.
not allowed to be a certain way. let's get jonathan martin out of his shell. maybe his shell is his personality. right? you know, when a quarterback doesn't have a strong arm, you design short ethrows for him. when a linebacker can't go up the middle. what about a guy whose personality is i don't like to pay for you going to strip clubs and being fined for it. my job is to block terrell suggs. does this make me better at blocking terrell suggs. maybe the nfl is wasting assets on jonathan martin if you drive him out of the league based on making him conform to this ideal of masculinity of some people. >> we were talking about the teammates that have spoken out on the miami dolphins have all spoken out if support of richie incognito, these guys were seen as best friends. richie was a best friend of his. what support for jonathan
and if incognito didn't know that it was hurting his friend, you know, to me, it's like you should know that as a friend. >> i'm just curious, because when you look at all the vulgar things that he said in his text messages, okay, i mean, when you were in the locker room, let's say during one of your super bowl moments, okay, did white players ever come up to you or do you think they would ever think of coming up to you, saying, hey, n-word, this is coming from a place of love. i'm going to slap your mother. i'm deg to kill you. were you ever talked to like that, dwight? >> well, no, i was never talked to like that or spoken to anyone like that. but what we have to understand is that this new generation communicate differently. and the boundaries are changing. and what was accepted or what wasn't accepted when i was playing and what is accepted now are two different things.
and i think this new generation, they're expressing themselves differently, and those boundaries are changing, whether it's through art, through the spoken word, or through their music as well. so it's a little bit confusing as we look as bystanders and get information third-hand, but only the two of them really know for sure. but i'm telling you, when you had over 1100 text messages in the last 18 months, and then after leaving the team, you're expressing your gratitude and adilation for a teammate after winning a game, i don't think there's someone, if i didn't like and didn't have a good relationship with, and after a win, after i left the team, i wouldn't be -- that would be the last person i text.