go to trayvon martin, this recent michael dunn verdicts.ws very clearly that veneer of great florida, the palm trees and beaches is starting to erode away under a correction system that is misplaced and that puts people in adult prisons, young people in adult prisons. when we say florida never loved us, when we say america never loved us, it's quite clear to us, and it has been quite clear to us that we live in a state that doesn't care about us. and so it's important that when we lay out our case against a state of florida that the state of florida understands that we have a common understanding, that we live in a state that has caused our education system to hemorrhage. we arrest more kids and put them in adult prisons than any other state. and so when tourists come here and they go to disney world and see a place where dreams come true, that's basically the only place in florida where that happens. and so florida never loved us. america never loved us is our clear proclamation that we have an understanding that we live in a state that sh

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what's so painful about the trayvon martin case and the reason why the michael dunn trial is getting so much attention, is not just because of the tragic loss of these two individual teenagers, but because if the roles had been reversed justice might look very different. we as a society simply do not trust the model inscribed in the threshold of the supreme court equal justice under the law is anything more than a sick twisted joke. if you're a wall street banker you'll get atreated one way and if you're a black kid in florida, you'll be treated another. the senior editor at the new republic joins me now. a rich kid who hires a fancy attorney has a better chance of getting off. that's the way justice in this country really does work. >> yeah. if you look at the case i write about in the piece. a kid in texas who took his father's pickup truck, killed four people while driving drunk and hired two very fancy defense attorneys, and they hire an expert witness who came up with this notorious defense, he did no time, he got sentenced to ten years probation. i read about another case ten y

to address the jury's deadlock of the first-degree murder charge of the man who killed davis, michael dunn, the bill gained momentum in response to a third stand your ground case out of florida. that of marissa alexander, a woman with no criminal record who fired what she says was a warning shot near her allegedly abusive husband and his children in 2010. but alexander was charged by the florida state attorney angela corey with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. her lawyers mounted a stand your ground defense insisting alexander thought her life was in danger. a judge rejected that defense and she was sentenced to 20 years in prison. alexander had since been granted a retrial, after a court found the judge gave the jury improper instructions. now angela corey's office is looking to put her away for 60 years. marissa alexander's case is being used to still florida's expansion of stand your ground, but stand your ground didn't provide justice to marissa alexander the first time, what makes us think a small legislative fix will make any difference the next time? joining

. >>> michael dunn was found guilty of first degree murder in a florida courtroom today in the killing unarmed black 17-year-old jordan davis. >> the state of florida versus michael david dunn verdict we the jury find the defendant guilty of first degree murder as charged in the indictment. >> this was the second trial for dunn who argued with a group of teenagers including davis over loud music they were playing from their car at a gas station. dunn testified that davis threatened him and pulled out what he thought was a gun. dunn then fired ten shots into the teen's car ultimately getting out of his own car and down on one knee to continue not chuting as the teens' car fled. then dunn drove to a motel where he and his fiancee ate pizza, no one called 911. there was no gun found in the car and no witnesses reported seeing a trial. the first jury was hung. that jury did convict him on three counts of attempted second-degree murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle. today's verdict comes on the retrial. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jorda

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> michael dunn shot and killed jordan davisflorida parking lot after an argument over loud music. >> you thought everybody in the car was a thug or a gangster, right? >> after the behavior, yes, i did. >> you didn't call 911? >> i didn't call police until the following morning. >> you called the pizza man, right? >> we'll have the latest on the trial and dunn's stand your grounds self-defense argument while we await a verdict, stick around. >>> i think that the problem we have is an opportunity gap. not an income equality gap. and i think that one of the big discussions in conversations over the course of the next two years in national politics is going to be, do you want mediocrity or do you want greatness? you want income equality? that's mediocrity. everybody can have an equal meet yoker salary. that's what we can afford. or do you want the opportunity for greatness? >> new jersey governor chris christie speaking yesterday at the economic club of chicago, doing two things simultaneously, touting the free market as an opportu

we've been saying this since the michael dunn verdict that there's nothing that has changed in the stateida. there's nothing new. the videos that are now coming out, there's been video of children being assaulted. there are stories in miami gardens of rampant stop and frisk. so this is not a new story for us. it should come as no surprise that a police department is now finding that some of its members are in the ranks of the kkk. something that many young people and people of color have felt when they encounter an officer, they're encountering someone that hates them every single day. it's really no surprise to us when we hear a story like this come out because it's been very obvious and apparent to us. but it's in times like these that we don't worry so much about the ones pictured in the hoods, but the ones who are not. the ones who are gunning down people like israel hernandez in miami, the ones that are pulling over thousands of kids in miami gardens. the ones that shot up a man 40 times in an open field in popolk county, florida. it's those people a lot harder to see and a lot hard

florida who was with friends at a gas station playing rap music and a guy that pulled in named michael dunnided that, somehow, he felt threatened and he thought he saw a barrel of a gun and he shot and killed jordan davis. and another young man lost for a ridiculous reason. >> a remarkable story. it was a gas station incident in which the alleged killer said that he told him to turn their music down. he, the alleged killer's white, young men in the car pumping hip-hop music. anyone at a gas station has seen exactly this interaction go down exactly this way. it ended with the alleged shooter saying that jordan davis, he saw a gun, he shot and killed. there was no gun in the car, we should establish. >> no gun, nothing. >> he, now, he attempted to use stand your ground. now he's being prosecuted for murder, so we will see how this bears out. richard kim, overcovered, undercovered. >> my overcovered story is the pope. chris, i know you are a big fan -- >> i'm getting slaughtered out here. >> it's great to hear religious leaders condemn the tyranny of unfettered capitalism, but it is still at t

. >>> michael dunn shot and killed jordan davis in a florida parking lot after an argument over loud music. >> you thought everybody in the car was a thug or a gangster, right? >> after the behavior, yes, i did. >> you didn't call 911? >> i didn't call police until the following morning. >> you called the pizza man, right? >> we'll have the latest on the trial and dunn's stand your grounds self-defense argument while we await a verdict, stick around. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. the next time you rent a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's the next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just 15 minutes? [ chuckles ] [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote is crazy. with esurance, 7½ minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. but we're not s

. >> i want to play harry dunn and michael fanone.one was the capitol officer who was dragged into the crowd. he was surrounded by the crowd. someone said, kill him with his own gun. he managed to sort of make his way back to safety, after a few other members of the crowd sort of intervened on his behalf and he was able to go back. michael fanone and harry dunn, is also a capitol police officer, were actually lobbying on this. and -- and meeting kevin mccarthy. talking about how they -- they wanted this to be taken seriously. it meant a lot to them, obviously. and i want to play for you, what they had to say. >> meaning -- meaningful discussion. i won't go too much into what was said. we did ask for some commitments to take the special-select committee seriously. i think we, all, want the same thing, ultimately. but how we go about getting it, i guess, is where the -- the hiccup is. >> in a lot of ways, this experience has been incredibly isolating. i'm sure harry experiences some similar feelings. but i mean, i -- i don't think i cou

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and are continuing to stand up for the truth of our democracy, officer harry dunn, officer daniel hodges, former officer michael fanone, sergeant african nino gonell, officer caroline edwards, who really, really moved us all last night. these guys are heroes. in an era where we are seeing police really not always stand up and do the right thing, especially in places like eovaldi, they did the right thing. thank you, bomani. that is tonight the reidout, all in with chris hayes starts right now. t,>> tonight on all in. >> aware of the rioters chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment. quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> the january six committee tells the world, donald trump led the attempted coup. >> i told him that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time. and it was a great, grave disservice for the country. >> i respect attorney general barr. so, i accepted what he was saying. >> tonight, congressman jamie raskin on the big, new things we learned on night one. and what they say about donald trump's consciousness of guilt.