alexander bradley would be the star witness of the case. >> alexander bradley was always described asrnandez's right hand guy. >> it was a lot like many of the other men in aaron hernandez's life. he's a drug dealer. he has a criminal background, and he knew aaron from the old neighborhood, and the two of them liked to party together the basic theory of the case involved alexander bradley testifying that while they were in the bath, one of the deceased bumped into aaron and spilled a drink on aaron. >> and as a result of that spilled drink aaron went into a rage he was agitated. >> i mean, it just it was heightened. we left right away. >> that was a motive that aaron felt insulted and slighted and he just went off if somebody he felt disrespected him. >> uh insulted him in some kind of way when things didn't go his way, he could become angry. >> what happened next? >> i rolled the window down, reclined the seat and he leaned. he leaned across me and extended his body out the window with the firearm in his hand he was like, what's up now? >> and he started firing shots car when the sho

alexander bradley testified that neely had mental health breakdowns, including delusions, that the wrapper to proxy cooler was using him to change the world and he heard the devil's voice. any found synthetic marijuana in his system that this is where alvin bragg's focus is prosecuting a brave man who risked his own life for others. frankly when you think about how bad things are the new york subway right now, it is a shining light is crumbling crime-ridden subway system. and when he is not targeting the city's heroes for prosecution, alvin bragg is trying to imprison president trump. >> in regards to president-elect trump sent sentencing, do you want a sentencing before or after his term? we have significant competing with constitutional issues. the office of the presidency and the obligations that come with that on the one hand. on the other hand, the jury has spoken and rendered a guilty for. >> laura: when any of you out there ain't close go on passing the bar is difficult, remember alvin bragg to both. he funnels the cities into these baseless prosecution in the real violent criminals

alexander bradley a forensic psychiatrist for the defense testified that neely had mental health breakdownscluding delusions that the rapper tupac shakur using him to change the world and he heard the devil's voice. the toxicology found synthetic marijuana in his system. this is where alvin bragg's focus is. prosecuting a brave man who risked his own life for others. and frankly, when you think about it, how bad things are in the new york subway right now. like a shining light. in this crumbling crime-ridden subway system. and when he is not targeting city's heroes for prosecution, al village bragg is trying to, of course, imprison president trump. >> in regards to the president-elect trump's sentencing do you want a sentence to be rendered before inauguration or would you rather it come after his term? >> we have significant competing constitutional issues. the office of the presidency and all the obligations that come with that on the one hand, and the other hand the sanctity of a jury voice. a jury ha that has spoken and rendered a guilty verdict. >> laura: fully of you out there think l