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Kind of imagery to say he was normal, and then, his 20s came around and as happens so often with young men and schizophrenia set in. >> if i'm the prosecutor, megyn, look he is smart, he is uncanning like a fox. he knows he can use these things. he probably researched. i wouldn't be surprise even research on insanity defense when cops bo through his computer. if he has all the things in line that is the argument he can make. he didn't know, megyn when he went into the theater whether he was going to live or die. if he is so smart i bet he thought through a insanity defense because there is no ...

To do. this is why the defense needs it. insanity defense at least gets death, get the death penalty off the table, prosecutor, if you will. i as a prosecutor wouldn't take that that is what i think mark would argue. megyn: mark, they will have to prove, if you assert the insanity defense you're arguing he did not know right from wrong at the time he committed the acts. then it becomes a the state's burden to prove that he did. how hard is that for a prosecutor under circumstances like this where most people look at this guy and say he is clearly nuts? >> right. let me first add one part to th...

History may use the insanity defense when he goes to trial. do you see the behavior in court? that he planned it well in advance and classmates say he was at the top of graduate of his neuroscience class, some are questioning whether that argument really stands a chance. joining me fox news legal analyst, lis wiehl and former defense attorney. mark iglar. thanks for joining me. what else is going to use as his defense, right? doesn't take a genius to predict he will go with the insanity defense. lis, juries don't like it. sometimes it works. john hinckley, jr.. >> andrea yates in the second ch...

I don't know how you're going to sit there and do that. >> how did i get through my son being murdered and the person walk for 44 days? >> i know but you're going to have to relive this through this trial. >> well, i believe in the judicial system and i believe that he will get his day in court, and he will complete his case. gregg: mark iglar is a former prosecutor, ket sullivan is a defense attorney. mark, under florida's stand your ground law, zimmerman can seek dismissal of all of the charges in advance by going before a judge to claim that he didn't instigate the fight an feared for his l...

The victim here and zimmerman was the aggressor. what do you think? >> gregg, i hope that there's more than what we already know, because if we're going based on just what's already out in the public domain, it's not enough for second degree murder, let alone manslaughter. gregg: and that's the question to both of you. you suspect they'll plead this down to manslaughter? >> which may be why the prosecutor went for second degree murder as opposed to manslaughter to begin with. >> i would say yes, only if the number of years that a company has a plea offer with a reduction on manslaughter is rea...