we have angela corey who is known as a prosecutor who really takes no prisoners.cism in due val county, she is known to be a strong nra supporter, like the governor who appointed her, and they have not been supported generally by the community which seemly is now somewhat embracing them, one has to ask were there political questions being brought up. i think that's something of why dershowitz was alluding to why were not all sides given and why did she go ahead and make the charging decision rather than allowing that to go to a grand jury. i brought up the issue in my piece about very simply. if you've got a skon servetive nra supporting gorner and you have a prosecutor appointed by him and you had a grand jury scheduled to go with an experienced prosecutor whose office was on the case from the beginning, why were they removed and why did a grand jury not be allowed to sit? were people asementing, the governor attempting to curry favor with a voting block that otherwise might have have been supporting him? i don't know. it's legitimate to ask questions, and being

special prosecutor angela corey released six recorded jailhouse phone calls. during the conversations the couple talks about their love for each other, confidence in their attorney and buying bulletproof vests. >> i want you wearing one. second of all. >> reporter: prosecutors say the recordings also reveal zimmerman providing his wife with detailed instructions on how to access a bank account and move money from one account to other. they allege the couple was transferred donations from an internet called and discussing in code calling paypal peter pan and never discussing how much they had. >> take the ten out first and keep it in your pocket and then at the institution see yo if you can put ten into hers right away and see if she can take that ten out and put it in the box there. >> reporter: prosecutors say when they talk about tens, the zimmermans are actually discussing $10,000 and despite telling the judge they were broke, the zimmermans actually had access to at least $130,000 when bond was set. that bond was revoked and zimmerman was sent back to jail

. >> right, because then of course you had angela corey replace the prosecutor and go around the grandy. some say she was worried the grand jury wouldn't move to charge. >> that's right. and i should say the prior prosecutor hasn't been terminated. he's still around but he was taken off the zimmerman case. corey decides not to use a grand jury, which is her right. and now two key officials are gone. and we don't know why. there's going to be an interesting back story to this. >> bill lee has been terminated. >>> "outfront" next, new evidence from iran, new satellite information. is there a cover-up? >>> and grover norquist going to congress to put his anti-tax pledge. but things have really changed for grover. why not try someplace different every morning? get two times the points on dining in restaurants with chase sapphire preferred. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development come

. >> right, because then of course you had angela corey replace the prosecutor and go around the grandury. some say she was worried the grand jury wouldn't move to charge. >> that's right. and i should say the prior prosecutor hasn't been terminated. he's still around but he was taken off the zimmerman case. corey decides not to use a grand jury, which is her right. and now two key officials are gone. and we don't know why. there's going to be an interesting back story to this. >> bill lee has been terminated. >>> "outfront" next, new evidence from iran, new satellite information. is there a cover-up? >>> and grover norquist going to congress to put his anti-tax pledge. but things have really changed for grover. [ male announcer ] count the number of buttons in your car. now count the number of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? introducing cue in the all-new cadillac xts. the simplicity of a tablet has come to your car. ♪ the all-new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. progressive saved me money on my car insurance for doing the

. >> special prosecutor angela corey released that video as well as statements from the sanford police which the lead detective says zimmerman could have diffused the situation. saying, quote, on at least two occasions, george martin zimmerman failed to identify himself as a concerned resident or a neighborhood watch member to trayvon benjamin martin. benjamin, let me ask you about that video. because what stood out to me, hearing that, when you know, you're talking about someone acting in self defense. i have a broken nose. she said i could use stitches. but she'd rather not put them in. as long as i didn't mess with my head. 'cause the skin was already healing nicely. between, we have to rely on stuff we haven't seen. it says he only has a likely broken nose. seems like every day the bandages get bigger. >> should we have any question about what is being released? what the media and the public are allowed to see? because this is coming from the special prosecutor's office. >> well, we know that in a case such as this things are going to be orchestrated. they're going to be brought ou

. >> special prosecutor angela corey released that video as well as written statements from the sanfordepartment in which the lead detective says zimmerman could have diffused the situation. saying, quote, on at least two occasions, george martin zimmerman failed to identify himself as a concerned resident or a neighborhood watch member to trayvon benjamin martin. benjamin, let me ask you about that video. because what stood out to me, hearing that, when you know, you're talking about someone act the in self-defense afraid of their life. he says i have a broken nose, she assuming referring to a nurse. i could use stitches, didn't want to put them in as long as i didn't mess with my head because the skin is already healing nicely. this is the day after. >> right, and erin, if he had life-threatening injuries, why didn't he go to the hospital? and we're still waiting to see the x-rays of this alleged fractured nose. again, we have to rely on stuff we haven't cbs. we want to see the medical records. it says he only has a likely broken nose. seems like every day the bandages get bigger. >>

it the original local district attorney who ultimately was replaced by the special prosecutor, angela coreywas the original district state attorney. mr. norman wolfinger. that very night, the night of the incident, the investigator at the scene and chief lee when he arrived thought that, in fact, that it was not appropriate to arrest him. george zimmerman made a claim of self-defense. known wanted to -- nobody wanted to start that speedy trial clock ticking. but about two weeks later the sanford police department presented the evidence to mr. wolfinger's office with a charging recommendation, and state attorney wolfinger told them, no, we're not going to charge him. megyn: so do you think at the end of the day this was politics, they needed a fall guy for sanford -- >> you bet. yes, ma'am. megyn: and chief lee -- >> yes, ma'am. megyn: what's the story behind chief lee? the last time we heard you, you went to the mattresses as they say in "the godfather," saying people don't understand who we're dealing with here. >> yeah. i still would do the same thing. chief lee's a 30-year career law enf

angela corey is not happy with certain critics who have blasted her handling of george zimmerman's prosecution pared on "america live" twice. allen dershowitz, the famed criminal defense lawyer and harvard law professor says miss cory called up harvard slaw school and threatened to sue the university and mr. dershowitz during what he described as a 40-minute rant dershowitz made about this case, comments like this. you are saying if anybody should be criminally charged, it is the prosecutors, why? >> first of all, anybody who is involved in a shooting should be investigated and perhaps there should be charged against zimmerman. so let's put that aside. but this affidavit submitted by the prosecutor in the florida case is a crime. it's a crime. if she in fact knew about abc news' pictures of the bloody head of zimmerman and failed to include that in the affidavit this this affidavit is not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. megyn: can the special prosecutor sue allen dershowitz and harvard law school for liable and slander? or is this a case of sour grapes. mark eiglarsh and

angela corey threatening to sue harvard law school over some comments by attorney alan dershowitz whocution in several appearances including two on this broadcast. you are now saying that if anybody should be criminally charged in this case it is the prosecutors. why? >> well, first of all, anybody who is involved in a shooting should be investigated and perhaps there should be charges against zimmerman. so let's put that aside for a second. but this affidavit submitted by the prosecutor in the florida cases, is a crime. it's a crime. if she in fact knew about abc news's pictures of the bloody head of zimmerman, and, failed to include that in the affidavit, this affidavit is not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> gregg jarrett, more in our new york newsroom. >> reporter: dershowitz is famous for winning big legal cases. brutal for candor. quote. i would welcome a lawsuit from corey. it would give me a chance to prove what an you have a thul thing she did. corey made it public with a splash any news conference. dershowitz found hit thin and irresponsible. there wa