this is like the duke lacrosse case. there was no evidence what so ever to support any of the contentions the media made or the faculty at duke. this is the same thing. i had a story today, judicial watch, got ahold of documents from justice. the freedom of information, and there's a community relations service, part of doj, which, by it's name, is supposed to go down and help facilitate community peace, coming together and so forth. these people, from the doj, were down sponsoring rallies prior to this trial. sponsoring people getting together a bust protestors in sanford, florida. the doj was invested in this being seen as racism and unfairness and unjustness against this kid trayvon martin and they can't let go of it and that's why there's wall to wall coverage. this trial, i don't even think should be taking place. i don't even think there's a case here. >> rush, do you think this wouldn't be a national story if the president wouldn't have weighed in and if eric holder wouldn't have made such a big deal out of it and

duke lacrosse. the crown heights riots.case -- pigment is your piggy bank if you are a race merchant. this is rare case. this one -- trayvon martin case is a rare one compared to the thousands of homicides that occur every year. protest is legitimate. if you perceive it justice. should not be reflective of society as a whole. this is rare. >> also, i have been trying to think about why is it this case that was the trigger point? you have the gang violence across america. 50% high school graduation rate for african-americans in most urban centers including like chicago, las vegas, 50%, do you have -- if you don't have a high school diploma, you are like -- your likelihood of being unemployed goes way up. 40% youth unemployment in washington, d.c., for african-american youth. why aren't those issues the ones that could be -- trigger to actually get something done that could change -- >> exactly. >> why is it okay then for trayvon to call zimmerman a creepy ass cracker? do you think that's very nice? >> i don't think -- >> tha

. >> sean: you compared it to the duke lacrosse case. media got that wrong, too. >> yeah.ame people. >> sean: many of the same people what's from us stralgt to me. i don't think this case, you tell me if i am right, would have even been brought if not for the media and activism the fact that it fit into narrative white america constantly oppressing black america. they will grab at anything even if they don't have a fully certified white person good enough. we got george zimmerman and it's like so many cases i tell or stories i tell in my cases in my book mugged, racial demagoguery from the 70s to obama. this would happen all the time where you get the confirmation photos first confirmation photos of the alleged victim and just ugly, ugly stories of alleged white racism, you know, here in new york, this is not a jim crow state then, you know, six months later reading the newspaper on page a 18 the truth. the black man was mugging the cop. it turns out no one did put white paint shoe polish. it was a hate crime to get into a new school. the way liberals tell us the truth of

the duke lacrosse case was another example. let's talk about the president of the united states. he would like like trayvon. his only reaction to the verdict is, well, let's talk about gun control. >> the first comment, i really think that he also bought hook, line and sinker, although he's got the best research in the univer universe, because if he had bought that hook, line and sinker and he had looked at the real pictures of george zimmerman and trayvon martin, i don't think he ever would have made that comment. having done that and us ooed the power of his office for that purpose, he had an opportunity when the verdict came down to rebalance things, to say a jury heard this and they decided it and he is an innocent man who used self-defense. let's take this lesson and move forward. gun control needs to be revisited. george zimmerman used that gun properly after waiting 45 seconds. why not acknowledge that? >> what was your reaction, don? >> george zimmerman acted in lawful self-defense. he did what he had the absolute right to do to save his own life, and he did. this wasn't

. >> you compare it to the duke lacrosse case. why?oh, they need this fake case of how racist america is out to try and rape and measuurder bla people. we have to go back two books. th we have a society where people are not equal before the law. a pecking order based on race, back to the old southern code. george zimmerman, eighth black, half peruvian, but he counts as a black hispanic. now, keep that in mind as willi congress considers to bring in others of different races. >> you mentioned cnn, they called him white hispanic. ap calls him a self-proclaimed hispanic. >> we saw his parents in the trial. >> well, i'm a self-proclaimed african-american, so i want extra rights here. >> would you have said that about obama? i guess i want to get it right. his mother was white. wise guy. his father was part black and his mother was white. >> part kenyan. the other network coverage on this. it is as if even the lawyers on the other networks and they talk differently when they come on your show by the way. if they think what has to be shown i