mr. shkreli.l be the big issue as we get into the trial. >> mature making chefrns to the fact that he loves to actually get on his in house camera and talk for hours at a time even when he's not supposed to be talking about his case you know, the judge said it's okay for you to know about this -- about mr. shkreli. but do you think it's possible, professor coffee, that can you find a juror that doesn't know this is the guy who raised the prices on all these drugs on this drug and as a result he's really seen as the bad boy of pharma if you were defending this guy, what do you do >> well, i think can you probably find jurors who don't know about it. he's not quite the same household word that mr. trump is but they may hear about him as it goes on jurors if they're not sequesters talk to their familiar lishgs friends. and they'll hear about what's going on in the press or what's going on in tweets i think there shkreli is very ill advised if he sebdz onds ou tweets about his case. >> how much should

mr. shkreli. people are dying. >> think you've done anything wrong? >> on the advice of counsel?h amendment privilege. >> reporter: he has seemingly enjoyed the attention. he posted hours of video on youtube. ranging from rants to investment advice. hi >> reporter: and he recordedly purcha reportedly purchased the only one copy of a wu-tang album. >> the guy taking shots at me. it's not easy to be on the receiving end of those things without jumping back. >> but you're not hip-hop. you're a financial guy. >> it doesn't matter. >> reporter: all right. so, his reputation continues to proceed him. he has denied all of the charges against him. his attorney, benjamin brafman, declined to give comment to us for our report this morning. we expect the jurors to get back in -- the potential jurors to be interviewed today. if they can seat this panel, matt and hoda, it will take six weeks for this trial to finish. >> thomas roberts in new york for us on this case. thanks very much. >>> now, to the rapid expansion of online giant amazon. it already commands 33% of ecommerce market. as we to

mr. brafman >> all right, that was meg outside the brooklyn courthouse. obviously trying to speak to martin shkreli as well as his attorney the reason why there's so many questions surrounding whether martin would p continue speaking is because he showed up unexpectedly in a press overflow room and started talking to reporters, effectively criticize ing the coverage of their trial. meg? >> i'm still here. >> all right so, what, we missed the top mart of that. did mr. brafman say anything about the trial? >> no, he didn't say anything about the trial. what we asked him about was how he felt about shkreli coming in to talk to reporters in the middle of the trial today. he said if shkreli took his advice, he wouldn't be talking to reporters anymore, but trying to talk over him saying he can do whatever hemts. really the first time i've seen ben brafman express real frustration with his client f. martin list ps to him, he won't do that anymore. but he's still clearly trying to talk over him. even just now. >> it's karen. seems like lewjust looking fromh outside that he seems to be treating this like it

mr. modi's statement at 5:15 new york time, vonnie. don't miss it. ofnie: coming up, the trial martin shkreli begins today.g may seal his fate with the prosecution. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie quinn are and this is bloomberg markets. former hedge fund manager martin foreli in the court today securities fraud. it seems that the notorious boy" may have made things worse by meeting with the fbi without his lawyer, giving the fbi more than they had actually done. reporter for legal enforcement, when he o'kelly, joins us. it is fascinating. he went to the fbi and officially bragged he had done nothing wrong, but of course, that gave the fbi evidence. reporter: yeah, i think he gave some ammunition. as happens, sometimes he thought that he was under investigation for insider trading and he went i and and a clean white you shouldn't. but that was not what the fbi were looking into. -- but he would in and explained why he shouldn't. he essentially defrauded investors by taking money from the hedge fund and making them whole, but he went into this remarkably wi