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ideas that he can act on, with congress or administratively to help create jobs. >> this is a day where we receive some news which is not encouraging. jobless claims are up in this country, again, consumer confidence has shown the third straight month of decline. a record not matched since 2008 n face of that we're surprised that the president has not met with his jobs counsel in six months. >> this is time for 106 fund-raisers. how do you explain that to the 47 million americans in poverty? and to 26 million americans unand under employed?. >> if four years from now and mitt romney were president he were out doing something calling campaigning for reelection, and you know it.

>> sean: 106 fund-raisers. >> if american people are so upset about the numbers how come i'm not seeing huge percentage points from mitt homy? i'm seeing 46, 44. 47, 46. >> sean: they outnumber democrats by nine points. >> can you imagine if john mccain won the presidency? what would be happening this labor day? leslie marshal, oliver washington was signed about joblessness wrrx are the jobs you'd be going nuts with john mccain. because it's your guy, you roll over and play dead because you realize is is theorst presidential job performance since 1939. you still there like a stooge from the left pretending this gu is doing a good job. you know behind cute eye balls of yours this zbi not getting the job done. >> flattery ain't going toget you somewhere tonight it's nothe president's job

to create job >> oh,ea ry? it was gege bush's, wasn'tn't it? >> why doesn't mitt romney and rich guys ask some of your friends to create jobs? >> president said he's do that. remember the president of the jobsounsel? and i think office depot is better than solyndra. and every week or two, fox news reports on more solar energy company goesing out of business because you're trying to do it from the stop down, not bottom up. our friend and yours mitt romney had a 75% success rate in creating private sector jobs. >> and your guy outsources jobs and spends billions overseas and is presiding over worst economic performance in

60 years, take responsibility, quick blaming someone eels i'm not blaming someone else and it's not my responsibility. we haven't if we had a hick in the white house we'd have more job autos you're talking about hillary. >> wait a minute. sexist comment. >> and we've got a chick, we've got blue eyes. >> they're green. he's pointing his finger. >> sean: fwhu is important. there are fewer americans working. this is what is not funny he had the house and senate two years. he had his agenda adopted. his stimulus, budgis and plan, everything he wanted and he said he predicted this would be 5.6 unemployment. here is the plan. for those people that are suffering in this country today? >> i am not saying the president doesn't have certain

responsibilities but i'm saying that i don't hear a plan, alternative better. >> and that there is a plan you find unacceptable. >> what jobs have republicans created they promised to create? is that what this tea party said? where are they? >> there is for years and years, you side had it two years, at no point have we had control of the republicans and hairy reid blocked everything. >> so there is -- tell me something. if the bush tax credit do create jobs where are the jobs? where are the jobs? it's simple. >> he began against the bush plan and implemented another plan. there are fewer americans working and $5 trillion in debt. billy cunningham i'll ask you, is america better off than it

was four years and $5 trillion ago? >> fox news did a poll. something in the range of 65% of the american people think we're on the wrong track. and your guy said that this is going to be one term. if i don't get this solved in one term, one term proposition. >> what would a second term carter term look like? it would like like this. this is jimmy carter. >> and i disagree. 65% if you're going to use that. and why aren't we seeing huge numbers in favor of mitt romney. >> admit it they outpolled democrats by nine points, if you look at every indicator in that poll you had the president down by almost double digits. >> and hang on a second.

how do you make the case that he deserves four more years? if upside down and he promised he'd cut the did he have it? half? do you do you get there? >> this is about in november. and there is democrats, i did not say that. >> yes. what has he done to indicate he zeefshs a second? >> what? and show me where he can say we're get better. >> he we have passage of the affordable care act. >> there is american entrepreneurs -- . >> most hasn't been implemented yet. >> the fear of hire nug employees is strong. all new taxes and middle class he promised won't happen. american business owners are stunned with what is coming their way. >> in november it's going to

be -- democrats voting for obama. republicans going to vote for romney. we're talking about 50 prgs of the swing vote. >> every poll shows inds abandoned the president. >> and then, we swront a race so close as this. i think... >> what happened to the approval rating close to 40%? he's in trouble. >> hey, look. i'm not saying i'm going to vegas. i'm confident the president is very, very close. >> we've got to take a break. >> what has he done to deserve reelection? >> i feel he offers a better plan for american people. because i don't feel goitsing to -- . >> what has he done? >> it isn't going to take us four years to get out. >> sean: he told us it was going to be a one term proposition. >> stay right there. more and still ahead tonight on the president's attacks on governor romney and his time at bain capitol. sit costing him in the polls?

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put your best foot forward. >> sean: and we continue with radio and television host bill

cunningham, fox news contributor leslie marshall also on radio and tv. we have fox news .com story. and the usda is now encouraging food stamp programs to promote the elderly by using parties and games. here is what it is. a series of guides currently posted on their website that promotes food stamp programs. here is my question -- if we now in american history are are at the highest point of government assistance ever. the highest point ever. isn't the way back to a balanced budget and lower deficits by encouraging an economy where people work and not food stamp parties? >> so you want to send grandma to work? >> no, and i don't want to throw grandma over the cliff and i don't want dirty air and water and i care about kids with down's syndrome and autism to use every obama. don't you want to encourage

jobs and free market and opportunity and investment and isn't this administration moving in the other direction? >> even though i'm a liberal don't faint i'm not a huge believer in the systemic problem that we do have of generational dependence on programs. years ago, former president bill clinton and former governor of wisconsin tommy thompson had a welfare to work program. >> obama gutted that, too. >> i don't agree with the president 100% and i'm sure you don't agree with mitt romney or george bush 100%. and the same for food stamps. i think it is abominable. >> 47% in america. >> we have almost 9 million americans on disability. 88,000 people got on disability last month. only 65,000 jobs created. we have a food stamp president. a disability president. an illegal migration president. a president with home ownership

at its historical lows. a president under a black african american president and i'm proud to have someone of color in the white house. the average net worth of the average adult african american is $6,000. we have 40% of black kids unemployed. if there was a white president with that record al sharpton, jesse jackson would be marching. >> i'm not going there with color. this is not an issue of color. when it comes to immigration it is not quite frankly any president's fault. it is the business owner's hiring them and that is who we need to go after first and foremost. he is second of all, this president gets in trouble from the hispanic population and other democrats and liberals because he has deported more illegal immigrants. >> he is nodding. right now, obama can nod about what is going to happen. >> more people from disability. >> they go from unemployment to disability. >> a number of veterans that have come home from iraq and

afghanistan. >> not all on disability. >> sean: a last question for bill cunningham. if the unemployment rate in the african american youth community is 40%. 11% in the hispanic community. in the african american community at a 27 year high. why when you look at demographics do you think that mitt romney can get some of this vote that is traditionally been a part of the democrats. >> george bush lost 89% of the black vote and did pretty good. it is 95% because we are irish catholic. if an irish catholic was in the white house we would vote for that guy. i get he will get 95% but not going to have the turnout of 13.5 or 14%. more like 11 or 12 because of gay marriage. there is thousands of black ministers that don't like the gay marriage thing. >> sean: have to leave it here. good to see you both. thank you. >> we are going to work with her. needs to go for a little rehab. >> on the government's dime?

>> of course. you are a liberal, you want it for free. >> sean: my interview with george zimmerman caught everyone's attention. a whole new installment of media mash immediating media bias. and then frank luntz cuts through the poll numbers and mitt romney seems to be edging outside the president in terms of recent polls. frank will tell us why mitt is [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if we took the nissan altima and reimagined nearly everything in it? gave it greater horsepower and best in class 38 mpg highway... ...advanced headlights... ...and zero gravity seats? yeah, that would be cool. ♪ introducing the completely reimagined nissan altima. it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪

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>> sean: and last night on this very pro-am the country heard for the first time george zimmerman the man that is charged with second-degree murder for the shooting death of trayvon martin. there are few parts from the sit down interview with zimmerman causing quite a stir. especially one clip in particular. watch this. >> is there anything you regret? did you regret getting out of the car to follow trayvon that night? >> no, sir. >> do you regret that you had a gun that night? >> no, sir. >> do you feel you wouldn't be here for this interview if you didn't have that gun? >> no, sir. >> sean: you feel you would not be here? >> i feel that it was all god's plan and for me to second guess it or judge it. >> sean: is there anything you

might do differently in retrospect now that the time has passed a little bit? >> no, is, sir. >> sean: trayvon martin's parents responded to what george zimmerman's parents told me. >> i don't understand what he was thinking by saying it was gods it plan that he murdered our child and i don't understand what god he worships because it is not the seam god that i worship. >> sabrina. >> and why would god have him to kill an unarmed teenager? just makes no sense. >> what plan is it by -- i mean that is just -- that is a heartless to say that was god's plan that he took our child's life. >> sean: and joining me with reaction is one of the martin family attorneys daryl parks. welcome back to the program. thank you for being with us. >> good afternoon. >> sean: and i notice that the media did run with that particular phrase god's plan. if you listen to the entire quote what he said before that

i was asking him if he thought he would be here meaning on earth and he said no, sir. he said he didn't think he would be here and gives an explanation. in context, does it sound different to you? he also talked about praying for the martin family every day. >> you can't take the two statements together. i think for him to inject god's plan into the situation certainly was not in god's plan for an unarmed teenager to be killed in this situation. that is what made it so difficult for them that he kind of tries to downplay it as being god's plan when it was is his action that took trayvon's life. >> sean: before he said god's plan i i asked him do you think he would be here. no, sir,, what he is saying is he thought he would be dead. >> anyway, regardless of that it goes back to the fact that had he stayed in the car none of this ever happens. he takes it upon himself. one of the problems that

trayvon's parents had about this situation george never takes responsibility for his action. when you ask him about does he regret having a gun, getting out of the car. he doesn't regret any of that. those are things that he did. so those are the things that brought about what happened later that night. >> sean: let me go back and george zimmerman giving his version last night in this interview with a lot of detail of what he says happened and how trayvon confronted him and struck him and immediately broke his nose. i want you to -- let me remind you about this part of the interview you from last night. >> and you said to him i don't have a problem. >> yes, sir. >> sean: you reach for your phone. >> i reached for it assaying no, i don't have a problem. >> sean: and at that point you just got hit. >> he was ready with an arm's length from me. >> sean: and was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose? >> yes, sir.

>> sean: and you went immediately to the ground. >> i don't remember if i went immediately to the ground or he pushed me on the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> sean: you said you wanted to stop him from hitting your head on the cement. is that what you told police? >> yes, sir. >> sean: after that next hit what happened next? >> he started bashing my head into the concrete sidewalk. i was -- as soon as he broke my nose i started yelling for help. i was disoriented and he started slamming my head into the concrete. >> sean: which is where the lassations came from? >> yes, serrations you said it was like your head was about to explode. >> yes, sir. he continued to punch me in the head. >> sean: how many times would you estimate that he punched you? >> several. more than a dozen. >> sean: i wasn't there. you weren't there.

what do you make of his version of the events that night? >> well, i understand his explanation but i think that we have to always go back to the fact that had he stayed in the car. and we have to also remember that mr. zimmerman is in a vehicle and he is traveling. trayvon is a pedestrian and he is walking, right. they are two different speeds going on here. and so if he never gets out of the vehicle they never have this encounter so for him to make trayvon out to be the perpetrator, i don't buy it. >> sean: let me ask you this in terms of getting a guilty verdict in this case, and that listening to his version, looking at the injuries he incurred, he did have a broken nose. he did have lacerations in the back of his head. just evidence that we know. there might be other evidence that many coulds up that has not been made public at this point. there was the one eyewitness from the night that saided that he did see trayvon on top of

mr. zimmerman. and that he was punching him. how do you -- with all that we do know up to this point, there may be more evidence and more information coming out but with all of that put together how do you get a second-degree murder conviction? bring me to how you get there? tell me what you would argue? >> first of all, you you have to ar argue when saw trayvon he called him a punk for whatever reason and that is without knowing anything about him and without him seeing him doing anything wrong. all those things play a part of him profiling him. and so he follows trayvon. >> sean: he said he was talking to the dispatcher. >> he was talking to the dispatcher but it all goes to his mindset. the one thing about george zimmerman he never likes to talk about all of the events that happened prior to the alter kateion. those things are important because it goes to his intent and mindset and most importantly, though, it is basic evidence that george zimmerman is now allowed to

frame himself recorded real time. >> sean: it is not illegal to get out of the car or if you think somebody is suspicious. whether he was right or wrong in the case. i go back to the one eyewitness that said he saw trayvon on top of mr. zimmerman. the injuries that we know that took place including the broken nose. he is now consistently to the police and others give than same story about what happened that night and the next day where he reenacted it. bring me from that point evidence before a jury and then he tells the story about the gun. how do you get a guilty verdict if in fact he is claiming that trayvon attacked him, confronted him and struck him first? how do you get there? >> i think most reasonable people would see when they hear this case is that trayvon was doing nothing wrong. and he was confronted by george zimmerman. he got out of his truck and confronted him. trayvon, one, did nothing whatsoever. he was provoked. and so when trayvon is followed

he doesn't know this guy at all. and this guy is looking at him and in a suspicious way. so any one especially once he realizes is this guy is armed for him to fight for his life. you you hear him talking about his nose was broken. he is fighting a man with a 9-millimeter. >> sean: but the eyewitness said that trayvon was on top of him. >> he should have been on top of him. if this guy was stalking him and this guy is armed he should have been beating him. >> sean: even if he was walking -- even if he he was walking back to his car and if it is -- i don't know what happened. i wasn't there. but the eyewitness said if in fact george zimmerman what he is saying is true and trayvon confronted him and came up to him you don't think that is problematic in terms of getting a conviction? >> i don't think that is problematic for this reason. and we can sit here and try to listen to george zimmerman's

statement but the great thing that we have in the case is the 911 audio where the tells the dispatcher he is following the person. that will be up to a tryer of fact to decide whether they believe that or not. >> sean: thanks for coming back on the program. we appreciate it. >> sean: still ahead, more on the zimmerman interview you with kimberly guilfoyle and peter johnson, jr. coming up next, media bias has never been worse. the most outrageous examples coming up. and frank luntz breaks down the latest poll numbers and latest poll numbers and campaign ads and there are [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day,

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president of the media research center brent bozell. this week is great. mitt romney goes to speak to the naacp. and he gets booed and then gets a standing ovation. what is interesting is afterwards they -- liberals claim that he wanted to get booed. >> i don't make it up. >> he wanted the boos. he is taking those boos to his fundraiser with dick cheney in wyoming. he puts boos in the overhead bin carrying them out there and he is so proud of them. >> what he is saying to the base is that he was talking to a room full of willie hortons and that is what he was trying to do in the same way that this willie horton industry was used as you know earlier in the political history. our troubled political history as evidenced by the fact that his the immediate reaction from the grand dragon of radio by whom i mean rush limbaugh tracked that. >> wow. >> i have used this line before but he does speak for the

people among the conservatives who wish for a return to the good 'ole days of jim crow. he was doing it in a very passive aggressive way. >> besides the typical nbc news gratuitous shot at any conservative, he wanted to get booed? >> sean hannity, this story is real life evidence that this goes beyond run of the mill cynical liberal journalism. there are journalists who really do eat wild mushrooms before they go on the air. how do we explain this one? this is out of control stuff. if mitt romney had not gone to this he would have been attacked by the very he same journalists as being a racist and that is why he didn't go. when goes, he is attacked as being somebody who is a racist who wants to use it against them. the guy can't win in this. this is the same media who say nothing that barack obama himself doesn't go to this thing. yes, he got a standing ovation.

you want hear that in any report. >> sean: my all time favorite. of course, it comes from nbc news, once again. mr. thrill up the leg, spine, entire body chris matthews. i bet you didn't know this but there are perfect people and this is one perfect person walking this earth right now. guess who? >> he has raced his family right and fought to the harvard law review and becomes head of the harvard review. everything he has done is cheap as a whistle. never done anything wrong. the perfect father and perfect husband and perfect american and all they did was trash the guy. >> sean: you can't make this up. poor chris. i mean what -- where does this come from? >> chris matthews is right, barack obama is clean as a whistle if you listen to chris matthews because he and all of his buddies refuse to report anything negative about him. >> sean: nbc news.

>> he makes the point that you and i have been making for months about the campaign. when it comes to tony resco or jeremiah wright they refuse to cover it and he is clean as a whistle. when it comes to the corruption going on in washington they refuse to cover it. therefore, he is as clean as a whistle. if you are not going to cover anything negative, of course, he is clean as a whistle. >> sean: when i call the president the anointed one that is what i mean. those that think not that big a deal. brent, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, buddy. >> sean: coming up, mitt romney leads president obama in the polls despite attempts by democrats to distort his record. we will check in with pollster frank luntz and he tells us why the attacks are not swaying you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn

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president for the next four years and if that election were in fact held today that man would be former massachusetts governor mitt romney. "new york times"cbs news poll shows that romney opened up a two-point lead over the president. this is the first time that he has been on top since early january. in other words, it appears the president's releaptless smear campaign against the governor is simply not working. in fact, it could in fact be backfiring. the survey also shows that obama's approval rating dropped four points to 44%. that is one of the lowest numbers on record. if you think all of this is good news for republicans, consider this. only 25% of those polled were republicans. 2 32% called themselves democrats. here to break down the numbers and much more the pollster and man himself fox news contributor frank luntz. all the polls are out sampling democrats by 7,, 9 points. does that make that even more traumatic. >> i'm not even looking at the national numbers sean. i'm looking at ohio, colorado,

nevada. your viewers know not to look at the broad. doesn't matter what is going on in california and new york. >> sean: the approval rating matters. >> follow the state by states and what is going on in the states. ohio is a mess. voters don't want to watch. they are afraid to turn on the tv sets because they may see another political ad. >> sean: let's show you the busy president ad as they call this. watch this. >> is there any reason we haven't met publicly? >> the president has got a lot of his plate. ♪ >> so there is no reason they haven't met publicly? >> no, there is no specific reason except the president obviously has got a lot on his plate. >> sean: jobs council zero. the. >> the fact is important but here is the problem. the anxiety is so great and the anger is so deep and emotional

nobody wants to laugh and that almost pokes fun at the president for not doing what he should have done. it would be far more effective if that was somber. >> sean: use it serious. >> and people are suffering. >> because they are and no jokes about the campaign because nobody finds it funny. >> sean: let me run this romney these hands ad as they call this. roll this. >> if you have been successful you didn't get there on your own. you didn't get there on your own. i'm always struck by people who think wow, it must be because i was just so smart. >> hard work and a little bit of luck we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? >> we are the solution, not the problem. it is time we had somebody who believes in us. somebody who believes achievement should be rewarded and not punished. >> to say that steve jobs didn't build apple, that henry ford didn't build ford motors is insulting to every

entrepreneur and builder in america. >> i have been critical of many of the ads and that is one of the best ads you have shown on the show since the beginning of the campaign. >> sean: why? >> the man who is working with his hands says to the president stop demonizing us. and the reason why it is so powerful that unites employer and employee. unites white collar and blue collar. middle class and working class. people in america i hope i can say this feel like they are busting their ass now and sending more money to washington that ends up getting sent to china and europe. the stimulus makes people angry. that is the first ad that a worker a hard working american says enough is enough. >> sean: that is what you said about bain and to go to people whose jobs were saved. one other thing on the outsourcing issue which fundamentally was the whole point of the bain attack and class warfare aspect of it was

the issue of outsourcing. then we find out 29 billion stimulus dollars went to finland and denmark and canada and mexico. >> the obama administration is going to criticize romney because he he cost a few thousand jobs in certain area. romney is going to criticize obama for costing a few million jobs. >> sean: and do you think this has been a net positive for the president to go on the attack? caimans followed by bain. i think it will continue throughout the campaign because the president can't articulate a vision or talk about the past. >> until that ad, yes. with that ad in ohio it made a difference. >> sean: so frank luntz we have 110. don't want to make a prediction. >> go to luntz global .com. sign up. >> sean: and frank may yell he at you as he prepares you for the focus group. do you or do you not yell at

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we have all this evidence. the state attorney is going to see this interview as a gift when they go to cross examine george zimmerman. >> sean: that was one of other attorneys for trayvon martin's parents this morning on fox and friends. fox news learnd that the florida state prosecutor entered my interview with george zimmerman into discovery. will his sitdown with me help or hurt his case? here to respond, fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. the cohost for the five, kimberly guilfoyle, former prosecutor yourself. i was watching that interview and you are cohosting on fox and friends this morning. >> absolutely. and the e-mail reaction that i got in response to what we were talking about is that it was an overwhelmingly positive interview and congratulations on the interview. it was a great get. in terms of helping the case of george zimmerman i think it is a net-net positive. depicted him as not a racist

monster but as a person of introspection and maybe even a person of spirituality and a person who is standing by his actions but understands the need to apologize to the family. we also came to underand it as a result of this interview things we never heard in the mainstream media. he alleges that he was being suffocated and his head was being banged repeatedly and that the victim trayvon martin attempted after suffocating him to move his hand down his body to his wh holstered firearm in order to kill him. >> sean: the first eyewitness in the case the night of the shooting, kimberly said to police he witnessed it was trayvon on top of george zimmerman and described exactly what george said in terms of taking the head and beating and pounding. >> we are getting a real glimpse into what the trial will be and the witness testimony. you can have thousands of

trials that go by where the defendant doesn't take the stand but you what you got there was george zimmerman on the stand with you asking the questions. you brought up everything about what happened that night and asked the questions about the precippent eyewitness to the crime and you confronted him on those details and he gave answers and that is why the prosecutor ran to the courtroom to enter this into discovery into evidence. >> sean: you had an interesting theory as we were talking earlier. you think this was done almost for p.r. purposes. >> sure, done to intimidate the defense in the case to say to the defense listen you think you had a good night in getting your story out to a jury pool and telling america that your client is a person of some introspection and not a maniacal killer, we think it is great for us. but i think kimberly will tell you and i heard her talking about it earlier on "the five." maybe it gets into evidence. maybe it doesn't. maybe he testifies.

maybe he doesn't testify. who knows. >> sean: what fascinated me is what was picked up on by the media when used the term god's will and that seemed to be isolated. a little different coverage on fox and friends to your coverage this morning when also said i pray for his parents every night. i think peter is right in suggesting there is an element of spirituality here. >> absolutely. and i think he made it very clear that he felt that he had no other choice but to act in the way he did to save his own life which is classic self-defense which a jury can then find him not guilty of the crime but regrets the ultimate outcome of the loss of a life so tried to articulate that and showed a more human side tan we have already seen repeatedly in the press and mainstream media that depicted him as a monster and child killer. >> use the one line isolated. >> and it is not what people are saying because i read the question and the answer that he gave and i'm not so sure he understood the question that was being asked when he gave

the response that he gave. he is a not a spine meister or professional communicator. a person that has some values in terms of religion. when is talking about god's plan in an inarticulate way he is talking about a a complex theo logical theory that is in the islam and judaic and christian religions a notion of devine la law and divine providence. i don't think he is speaking of it as a just fection or he is a cold blooded -- >> god's will. that is how the media tried to portray the aspect of it but it is not compatible with i pray for them every day. >> that is the negative of giving an inkjet view but there are positives -- an interview. there are positives as well. i learned because i never focused on it he passed a lie

detector test two or three times. a computerized voice analysis. we see a picture that we have never seen before and i think to his lawyer's credit he said listen hannity is going to give me a fair shot. he will have some tough questions and you did and you asked some tough questions that may not put him in a good light going forward but at the same time americans got to see unvarnished a story of one man thrust into a situation and how he responded and see how we respond. >> sean: let me ask you one last question as a former prosecutor. the eyewitness, nobody saw the actual moment of the shooting. >> right. >> sean: there were witnesses and we to have injuries compatible with the story that the eyewitness gave and what george zimmerman specifically said. how does a prosecution get to a guilty verdict, second-degree murder, when you have a story that is consistent, you have a witness that sees trayvon on top of him, injuries kistent with it. how do they get the conviction?

>> the physical evidence and forensic evidence corresponds with the eyewitness testimony given after the incident and with the statements that george zimmerman has given and certainly the one he gave last night. they have to say to the jury this guy is not believable and lacks credibility. and point out any inconsistent statements to impeach him. >> sean: does that get them to a guilty verdict? >> i think it will be challenging based on what we learned and heard last night in the interview i think the case got a lot better for george zimmerman. >> more than reasonable doubt was created last night and i think the only thing that none of us doubt is that all of these folks need our prayers that trayvon martin family and george zimmerman because it is a terrible tragedy. >> that is what i believe. >> for both sides. >> sean: when i said that one time i was criticized it could have been a terrible misunderstanding. a mindset