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If he'd given a satisfactory answer to my bin laden question. i made clear he hadn't. at wasn't point senator specter asked why cuba didn't have free and fair election. and he replied oh you mean like you had in the year 2,000. he fully understood that anyone running for president needed to court florida, and to do so meant appealing to the then monolithic cuban american voters. and he acknowledged how the embargo was a unifier among his people. he criticized the embargo and claimed he wanted it dismantled but i wasn't so sure. i believe then and still posit that it provided him with a ready a...

Seconds or so before the shooting, was he trying to protect himself from that gun? is that what the struggle was about? that at some point this defendant had the gun? the defendant claims at the very end right before, unfortunately, he had to shoot the victim that the victim grabbed the gun, unfortunately, for him, the truth comes out. and it refutes what the defendant said. we recall the testimony in terms of the dna. there wasn't any on the gun. recall what he told his best friend what the defendant told him. not like a month later, that same evening, meaning the morning after when he picked...

He inadvertently let out he was aware of that street because he let out that was a lie that he told the police so that it would justify why he is following, why he is profiling, why he is tracking a young man. and, again, this is a closeup of where this happened right here. obviously very well familiar with it. and we've got some more exhibits for that. we had the 911 call and ms. lauer, she didn't see anything. she stayed inside, i think at some point in that phone call, she's telling her husband to be -- i think they're married now, jeremy, you know, get away from the window, do something, d...

Recess. let me bring in our panel, lisa bloom, let me start off with you. we're 52 minutes thereabout into the closing arguments from the prosecution at this point. what stands out to you? >> well, he has a particular style, which is asking a lot of questions of the jury and asking them to put it together rather than making more declarative definitive statements saying this is what the evidence show. we'll see if that plays with the jury or not. he's clearly made a big point thus far of the lack of blood on trayvon martin's hands, the lack of blood under his fingernails. and he is clearly stan...

And he, the defendant, made sure that other person couldn't come into this courtroom and tell you what happened. he, the defendant, silenced trayvon martin. but i would submit to you even in silence his body provides evidence as to this defendant's guilt. why do i say that? because from dna, from lack of blood, other stuff, his body speaks to you. it even in death that -- and it proves to you that this defendant is lying about what happened. do you recall one of the things we talked about at some point with one of the witnesses? i think it was dr. demayo, very impressive, distinguished doctor ...