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Of the person's race. typically that will be done if there's some contemporaneous statements that i shot him because blank, but those are relatively rare. it's going to have to be circumstantial. again, i stress, there must be an underlying crime for there to be a hate crime. >> so apparently in the police complaint, he allegedly told officers the way i look at it, that's another piece of trash off the street. then you have this jailhouse interview where he says it doesn't make a difference whether he was black or white. will this jailhouse interview hurt or help his case? >> as a general rule...

Too many lives across this country on a daily basis. we should ask ourselves, as individuals and as a society, how we can prevent future tragedies like this. as citizens, that's a job for all of us. that's the way to honor trayvon martin. jonathan capehart? >> i think what the president said was pitch perfect. you know, i guess unlike everyone around the table, i've been following and reporting on this story from almost the very beginning. i've read all the police reports. i've watched the re-enactments. i've, you know, listened to the jailhouse interviews, i read everything that came out vora...

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>> back inside the birthplace of timothy mcvai, new york, he was already looking to work a hometown angle to get to the heart of who this guy rlg was. >> i made it my job to find out who he was. it's not every day that an american terrorist comes from your backyard. >> by the wonder of 1999, four years after the bombing, timothy mcvai had been tried, convict and sentenced to death. the looming execution sparked a mad sprint from media agencies around the world to try to get an exclusive interview. >> in 1999 he sent me a letter saying, lou, i've considered a lot of print journalists wanting to...

>> everybody was, was like stunned. you know, i was crying, and andy i remember took me in his arms. you know, he felt sorry for me at that stage, and i don't think that it had totally sunk in to everybody. mark was standing there, in shock, and i said, look, you know, i just -- i don't know what else to tell you. >> steve fischman is the reporter who conducted the jailhouse interviews with bernard madoff for new york magazines and joins us now. i've read the article in detailed fashion. the overwhelming sense i get is not a man who is full of repentance or remorse but someone trying to rewrit...