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Right into the middle of it. and it's -- it appears -- certainly from a prosecutor standpoint -- remember this is all in the context at least in my mind of the comey firing, which smacks of obstruction of justice -- is they're looking at a piece of puzzle that in and of itself putting out a false statement to the press is not illegal. but it is a -- it helps a prosecutor weave a narrative of a story >> that's right. >> that the government -- the trump administration does not want to get out. be and it helps explain a lot of their conduct. >> and jeremy about jay sekulow who is now hanging out ...

The streets. >> from a prosecutor standpoint, mr. parks how would you prove that the injury took place and was inflicted by police officers? i mean proving that even with the videotape is still going to be pretty hard if they all have the same testimony, isn't it? >> not necessarily. i've had similar cases to this. where a person has suffered an injury on takedown. you will detect whether or not there is bruising to some part of his neck or head, that may have had a shifting effect that would have caused this type of injury. so right now, we don't have any of the medical records. you don't kno...

You go -- what is the art of pursuing a deal with the feds? what goes into that? >> i think everybody understands that the first guy or gal out of the courthouse gets the best deal. unless and until as a lawyer you think your client is in serious legal jeopardy, you don't want to play that card. if and when you believe that your guy or gal is in serious legal difficulty, you make the call. you sit down and you offer them what they think they need. but in a situation like this, these are top flight criminal lawyers, and i think we made that point last week. the guys who had been involved in thi...

That's the primary focus of the investigation going forward. >> kimberly: dana, they have these witness statements, find out and piece together what happened. >> dana: i have a question for you. during neil cavuto's hour, they had the press conference the police department in one of the things they said is that we know from trace that he didn't have identification, so they might not know who he is. how long is it before, apprehending somebody and questioning them. what is the thinking from a prosecutor standpoint if you are doing an investigation? how much time do you want to wait before you g...