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Manafort, the former trump campaign chairman, he was found guilty of eight felony counts, financial crimes, tax evasion, bank fraud. on twitter, though, this morning the president tweeted this. and i'll read it to you. "i feel very badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice" and the word justice is in quotes. "took a 12-year-old tax case among other things-a plied tremendous pressure on him and unlike michael cohen he refused to break, make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a brave man." it sounds like the president is setting the stage for a pardon. >> it cert...

>> and gretchen, remind us of your personal story. did you try to tell someone, anyone, at fox what was happening? >> well, you also worked there, alisyn, and you can probably better say than i. because the other way in which we choose to silence women is through settlements. and that was the end result for me. i was not given the option of going to an open jury process. this is what people don't know about the way in which our country has decided to resolve sexual harassment. forceds arbitration within companies to keep the women silent and let the perpetrator stay on the job, or settlements ...

That 12 people, african-american and white, very diverse men and women chosen from our voters list tried to sit down and make a decision but could not come to a unanimous verdict. clearly there are people that sat on the jury that felt that officer porter was guilty and then others felt he wasn't. so basically we go pretty much to square one. >> what is the feeling? the feeling is dissatisfaction. you can say this is how the process works and we had a process. people had presumed this was a slam dunk case. did they have false expectations going in and what is the correct assessment that people...

There is a big mixing gap 2, did you do it? unlike where you have a smoking gun, there is no smoking gun evidence to resolve that. >> in baltimore, this is such a polarizing case but so much national attention. when you look at the job of seating a jury, how difficult will it be? >> i think it's very hard. this jury will not be that different from every other jury. the question is can you put everything you heard and put that aside. can do you that fairly? they eliminate certain people and try to get through that process. people who go through the full jury process, you should respond to your ...

Stuff and say, i don't see it. >> i believe it's biased. i definitely believe there's a bias in the system and so those that are making it to become part of the jury, aren't necessarily the people that represent our communities. and so we want to see a change in that. >> what do you want to see? >> we want to see a change -- we want our people to be part of the jury process. but oftentimes we have to go to work. we get screened rather quickly and we're not part of the actual -- >> who is we, by the way? >> the people that are affected by these policies. that's who we are we are impacted by the...