his gun, it was the gun. did he say anything? you said he was talking a lot about the gun. did he notice the gun? he said you re going to die tonight [ bleep ]. and took one hand off of my mouth, and i felt it going down my chest toward my belt and my holster and that s when i i didn t have anymore time. do you think he acted more out of a conscious thought? i know these events happen very quick quickly. do you remember consciously thinking i have to grab my gun, or did you just do it? was there a conscious thought that went through your head, that you thought you were going to die and you had to get your weapon and fire? i d love to give you an answer. you don t know? it just happened so quickly. there was an eyewitness out from the very beginning that, in fact, did tell the police the night of the shooting that he saw trayvon on top of you and
good to see up. good to see you, sean. interview, very specific answers, not sure that george zimmerman will take the stand. i thought the interview the great. the questions were great. real critical issues, that he danced a little around. the conscious thought he had before he pulled the gun. when you said to him, what were you thinking? did you feel had you consciously felt your life was in danger and you pulled the gun? and he admitted he was dazed. just had his cement beaten into the cement. broken nose, deep pain. that s very true. one question. if it ever sees the light of day in court that prosecutor will zero in and say, of course, i thought i was in danger. of course, sean. who says your prosecution will play the interview in court. they took statements from him that night. i don t know how many. we ll find out how many they
screaming. that was my voice, absolutely. your voice? yes, sir. and the police heard 14 screams, you were screaming that loud? yes, sir. and you sawyou said to the p that he put his hand over your mouth. you think to silence you from screaming? yes, sir. i believe he from what the investigators told me, he knew that i was talking to the police, and i was yelling so that i i believe that the police officer was there, and they just couldn t find me, so i was yelling in the hopes that they were in the vicinity and would come when they heard me yelling. do you remember when you yourself reached for your weapon? do you remember that moment? yes, sir. tell us about that. at that point, i realized that it wasn t my gun, it wasn t
testimony. the blood would go back. they brought up that today, very smart. that is true. you have to assume every drop of blood after he got punched. the prosecution is relying on those questions to kind of raise a doubt about we are getting into minutia. look at the testimony of the one eyewitness. straddling trayvon straddling zimmerman, the mma style, fists going down, screams coming from zimmerman. the key issue about that today. the witness said, hey, i heard those cries coming from the lighter-skinned individual on the ground. that is zimmerman. he s the one saying i yelled for help. i was scared, yelling for help. that s when i reached for my gun and i agree with pete. classic self-defense. classic self-defense. and mr. good gave this compelling testimony. ground and pound as if it were
straight ahead. when did he first see the gun? after we were on the ground, we were shimmied after he was on top of me, and it made my jacket rise up. he on top of me, saw it on my right side. find someone who caa futuristic dash board display. bring future guy back. watch him build a tft display like nothing you ve ever seen. get him to explain exactly what that is. the thin film transistor display. [ male announcer ] mmm, maybe not. just show it. customize the dash, give it park assist. the fuel efficiency flower thing. send future guy home, his work here is done. destroy time machine. win some awards, send in brady. that s how you do it. easy.