mark fuhrman? fuhrman isn't credible and may even be criminal. >> did you go back to the crime scene? >> no. >> did you do any more observations? >> bailey wants to know if he planted evidence at the scene. >> did you wipe a glove in the bronco, detective fuhrman? >> no. >> you did not? >> no. >> but some of the jurors like david aldana believe fuhrman was up to no good. did you ever for a moment believe that the police wanted to frame o.j. simpson? >> frame him? i think that was in fuhrman's mind. >> but why would fuhrman want to frame o.j. simpson? simple, says the defense team. fuhrman is a racist. >> why did it become so much about race? >> it's amazing because o.j. simpson was as white a black person as you can imagine. he lived a white life, lived in a white neighborhood. >> married to a white woman. >> married to a white woman, working for a major car company. he was not part of the african-american community to speak of, but i think that many african-americans could identify with the police

. >>> plus, bo dietl and mark fuhrman react. >>> the pastor who called out al sharpton to his face is here with reaction. >> i thought it was at it's best. >> i heard your call for no justice no peace. >>> a new e-mail that marilyn mosby ordered the cops to crack down on the place where freddie gray was arrested. >> there's a creepy thing out there that bothers me. >> jerry seinfeld sounds off on political correctness. >>> welcome to "hannity" the attorney for the officer spoke out earlier today about his client's resignation in the aftermath of the out of control pool party in texas. watch this. >> eric's actions at the craig ranch neighborhood were only an attempt to investigate the report of violent assaults. his purpose was to interview as many persons as bauble to determine who was involved. he believed that those who fled were possible suspects. he was not targeting minorities. in fact he also detained a white female who you do not see on the video. his efforts to gather information was hampered by some teenagers who were instructing others to defy police instructions. >> the vi

that he met with top economic advisors in the white house including larry summers as well as jason fuhrmanson has since left the administration. these guy day in and day out crafting policy. this notion on the eve of a supreme court ruling that mr. gruber was not an architect of obamacare clearly with these emails is proven i don't wrong. >> no one likes to say lie. there really aren't any consequences. what are the consequences for this? american people just -- i mean, they are the victims of the deceit. i mean, the transparency is that the person people can know and make good decisions. they are just deseatsful. nancy pelosi saying she didn't know who he was. she quoted him by name. not going to get into the correspondence he had by congress. congress is not subjected to the freedom of information act requirement. do see him acting very much in-depth with white house officials and we know from the "new york times" they reported that he was drafting specific details of legislation with congress back in 2009, 2010. >> this is a town of no consequence? >> there could be a consequence in a c

ask fuhrman.e tax reform we never have time. >> my bad. let's talk about verifone. they had a weak china number. i say you have to overlook china. if you listen to their call, they are humble about china and how they screwed up. the visa tie-up they are both significant and being undervalued. people don't understand how powerful visa is. don't write off verifone. they have tie-ins with a lot of retailers. in the end, the register is a war everyone has to play. i think to write-off them is foolish. i like the actions in the fins being leadership and oil turning around. what will happen today we've got the big bad event over with. greece has pushed off. we have a window people say that's over with. we can focus on the stocks that have come down and focus on american pharoah. >> we'll see. you'll be there to see it. before you do that you have a show tonight. what have you got? >> tonight is my single best health care name. right now that they will not be independent a year from now. i'm talking abou

. >>> plus, bo dietl and mark fuhrman react. >>> the pastor who called out al sharpton to his face ist it's best. >> i heard your call for no justice no peace. >>> a new e-mail that marilyn mosby ordered the cops to crack down on the place where freddie gray was arrested. >> there's a creepy thing out there that bothers

mark fuhrman is a fox news contributor and former lapd homicide detective. andell brown is a civil rights attorney. thank you both for being here. so mark let's start with how we were teasing the segment. in baltimore they had over 50 deaths. 47 of those have been of african-americans since freddie gray was arrested. and not one was at the hands of a police officer. and there are no protests. there is no al sharpton. there is no one rioting in the streets over it. it's only the freddie gray incident in baltimore that led to all that. >> well it's not politically advantageous for them to riot about blacks killing blacks. this is business as usual in a lot of these communities. i mean the gang members are shooting other gang members and drug dealers are shooting other drug dealers and there's fights going on. and that's the dynamics that exist in a lot of these places all over the country. but what is missing now is the motivation and the morale that's necessary for these officers many of whom work these areas by choice to actually go in and actually aggressiv

bill: here is mark fuhrman trying to piece it together. >> what i don't like is him drawing his weapon you look at the back ground instead of the officer or the young girl on the ground. you see a middle class community with mantured lawns and people and kid dressed nicely. we are not talking about a hotbed of crime activity there. bill: he has put on administrative leave? you would agree that's the right decision? >> we don't want to judge this officer by two minutes of his life. if he had no other problems, is this one with bad day in his career? we'll have to let the police chief decide that. bill: a local radio personality was reacting to some other scenes we have seen in different parts of the country listen to this. >> the whole thing with this racial stigma, i don't believe that privilege came out there with the intent of throwing a 14-year-old girl down and starting this. this is not ferguson, this is not baltimore this is not trayvonichael brown or eric garner or anything else. this an out of control pool party. that's it. bill: boston has taken great pains to be sensitive to

let's bring in jason fuhrman, from chairman of the white house council of economic advisors thanksing thanks for having me. >> give me the official status on today's jobs reports. >> you know you have to feel good about these numbers. as you said the best numbers so far this year. we try to take a longer look. over the last two years, the economy has added more than five million jobs. that's the best we've done in the two-year period since 2000. it shows that some of the bump wes had there look increasingly like they were due to the weather port shutdowns, a bunch of temporary factors and this is really the underlying strong trend of the u.s. economy. >> what about the average hourly wage? it only rose 2.3%. is that strong enough? how can that change? >> in this past month they were up 0.3%, that's a bit faster than the average had been running recently so you do see some signs of faster wage growth. but you're asking the right question. how can we make that even better? trade is one way because export jobs pay up to 18% more. putting more pressure on the economy through steps like in