now because of media coverage, he's a household name. >> jose baez. >> jose baez. >> jose baez. >> casey the recommendation of a cell mate three years ago. >> jose baez and the defense team were immersed in one of the most contentious trials of the 21st century. steve helling wrote about the story in "people" magazine. >> he wasn't used to dealing with the media. >> if the media would microanalyze anyone's family, they can certainly come up with more than that. please stay away from mine, by the way. >> he thought all of the stories that would be out there would be a little more pro casey than they were. he had to learn how to deal with the media that he felt had burned him and i think at some point he realized, you know what i can't talk to the media anymore because they all think that my client is guilty. >> i've been involved in a number of high-profile media cases, phil spector, jason williams. i have never, ever seen the kind of venom that was being spewed at jose baez. in my opinion, it was just appalling and a lot of it was coming from the public and driven by the local media. and

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jose baez goes on the record tonight with greta. good evening, everybody. i'm martha mccallum in tonight for greta van sustern. first tonight we head to the campaign trail where mitt romney -- breaking news this evening -- making some very bold moves, starting with bolstering his communications team. governor romney and his inner circle recently coming under fire from conservative critics. tonight "the washington post" is reporting that governor romney now plans to add some seasoned veterans is the term they are using to the messaging team. also tonight, reports that governor romney is considering a major foreign policy offensive that would take him to five countries this summer. so big things bubble nothing the romney campaign. this will be enough to quiet those who say that he's not been bold enough, specific enough, in his campaign so far? good to have you with us tonight, senator. welcome. good to have you here. >> thank you, martha. >> just a little while ago it started crossing the wires in news stories that the romney campaign decided they were going

while anthony keeps a low-profile her former defense attorney, jose baez, who became well known from al is speaking out. it is an interview that you will only see here. baez grosek with greta van sustern about his new book "presumed guilty" and the murder case that gripped the country. >> greta: your job is not to decide guilt or innocence, but to effectively represent a client. i didn't believe her. i didn't believe the story that she had nothing to do with it. did you believe her? >> are you referring to early on or eventually -- >> greta: no, no. whether she was, you know, directly responsible for the death of her child. i never believed it, the denials. >> well, you know, when she told me what happened, because of the prior liars, i wasn't so quick to jump on board. so what i made the determination at that point in time is, look, i'm dealing -- or right now i've got the client of the boy who cried wolf, and i've got to -- if i'm going to either put her on the stand or go in this direction for her defense, i'm going to have to corroborate it. i literally made the decision, this is

jose baez, what? >> get me a jury trial.t someone who are holding bible study in their own home. you can do what you want, granted provided it's not illegal. how do you get a search warrant based on traffic? >> what about a building permit? >> you got a building permit to convert it to a game room. >> if it's your home -- >> he has six children, you know, and i'm certain that if you have a multipurpose room, sometimes you may use it for bible study, sometimes you may use it for games, sometimes you may use it for bible study games. >> they thought he was running a church, right, because the traffic congestion outside of his house was so bad that they were alerted to something other than bible study for your family. >> anybody who has children and those children have friends and you have a lot of come and go, anybody that's got that kind of extended family -- >> there's a great solution here to this tough call this guy ought to get you to represent him and you could get him off for free. you could get him off because you can

so we know and we've confirmed with two different sources jb is jose baez. we with know he's trying to get on the case. zimmerman goes on to talk to his buddy and says you should e-mail s. h. and his e-mail address is his last name at a certain domain. we figured out what the code was. this morning i called an absolute rock solid source asking someone who is as close to you as possible if mr. hannity's e-mail address is his last name at this domain and it is. there it was, sean hannity. >> cenk: oh, wow. >> if you listen to this tape, you'll hear them talking about this e-mail address. >> cenk: okay, let's listen to that... >> cenk: so michael they put out a statement at fox news saying sean hannity has never offered to pay any legal fees or any fee associated with george zimmerman. if fox news says it, it must be true. but in this case, is it also possible that zimmerman misunderstood what hannity was saying or extrapolated when he shouldn't have, et cetera? >> look, sean has every right to offer to pay for george's legal defense fund if that's what he want

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casey anthony's attorney jose baez is who is talking. it was one year ago yesterday that casey anthony was acquitted of killing her daughter caylee. >> baez appeared on the record to talk with greta van susteren about his new book and he told get what he thought of casey's story. >> when she told me what happened, because of the prior lies, i wasn't so quick to jump on board. so what i made the determination at that point in time is look, i'm dealing or right now, i've got the client of the boy who cried wolf. and i've got to -- if i'm going to either put her on the stand or go in this direction as -- for her defense, i'm going to have to corroborate it and i literally made the decision this is a situation where if i can't corroborate what she's saying, it's useless to me because it won't stand up against cross-examination. so you don't really get into that -- you know, i still had that defense lawyer hat on and i've always had it on so you don't get into that situation where you're believing or not believing. it doesn't matter what i bel

pam bonti and jose baez and legal analyst peter johnson, jr. i turn to you.t into this a little bit with greta to set the stage. you read this law. there are some unique qualities here that people need to know about. >> it's very important and positive topsy-turvy in the law. if in fact the defendant says i'm insane the burden shifts to the prosecution to prove that he is sane, but at the same time the prosecution hands are going to be tied by case law and recent cases in the state of colorado. they will not be able to get their own psychiatric examinations of this defendant. so the defendant saying, i'm insane, i should be determined to be not guilty but perhaps the prosecution you can't do your own psychiatric evaluation, not at all. >> sean: jose you are great defense attorney. from your perspective and looking at it from my perspective as a non-lawyer, they really don't have any choice. we know who did this. that is not in dispute here. do they have any other defense bie besides that? >> other than insanity i would think not. if you look at this case, it'

jose baez joins me now.orning. >> so many people will look at this and say why would this attorney write a book. why? >> after the verdict came out, i thought more people would understand the jury's decision and instead, they began to criticize it and i think there were so many facts and so many stories out there that were incorrect and so many facts that weren't unknown to the public so it's something that after a long amount of reflection, i talked to casey about and she allowed me to do it. >> so why would the majority of the american public get this case wrong? >> well, because the jury got it right and people should try to understand that the jury was the only group of people that saw the evidence without the outside influence of the media because they were sequestered and without the pressure of the outside so casey didn't have a suitcase of money that we dropped off at the jurors' houses. they looked at this evidence, they weren't friends of hers and even though they wanted to find her guilty because

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we're talking to casey anthony's former attorney, jose baez.most watch and talked about trials of our time. "starting point" begins right now. ♪ >> that's from my playlist, a news junkie. welcome, good morning, with us on the panel. we have marsha blackburn, republican from tennessee, jose baez also has his new book out "presumed guilty" and the senior adviser to president clinton and writer for new yorker.com. welcome to all of you. a busy monday morning and we're starting this morning with the president and his plans to resurrect this discussion over the bush tax cuts. the president will be surrounded by working class americans later today when he speaks in the white house rose garden. he's going to be calling for an extension of tax cuts only for people earning $250,000 a year or less. >> so the president is totally committed to getting rid of the tax cut for those making $250,000 or above. >> let's make progress on our spending by doing away with tax cuts for people that quite frankly don't need them and that haven't worked and have them pa

jose baez writes in his new book presumed guilty, casey anthony, the inside story that prosecutors offered anthony a plea deal but anthony adamantly insisted she had nothing to do with the toddler's dpesmght baez dropped the bomb shell about evidence discovered on anthony's family computer. >> on the day that caylee died, someone on the anthony home computer ran searches for full prove suffocation, basically suicide related searches that were done an hour after george anthony said she left her home. >> baez didn't talk about what anthony is doing now or how often he talks to her. >>> a fish so big it's literally off the charts. why the man who caught the fish couldn't get an accurate heed on how big it was. >> plus, a new test to see how healthy your newborn baby is, this one less envaisive. >> many options at the itunes store for your weather apps. we have an outstanding weather page. it's all available when we're not on air. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a

is releasing a retrospective on the case in "presumed guilty: casey anthony: the inside story," jose baez claims anthony had serious mental health issues that detectives should have realized would cause her to lie. >>> in washington the national park service will hold a dress rehearsal for the national fourth concert from the national mall. among those appearing, tony award winner matthew broderick and conductor john williams. >>> and today actor tom cruise turns 50. happy birthday. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. the best friends of a graduate student who was mauled by two chimps gives an update on his condition. >> and "america's got talent" judge howie mandel will be live in studio to highlight his favorite performances from the season. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm veronica de la cr

last summer through his attorney, they are providing no comment, the anthony family, regarding jose baez's new book. rick: pretty explosive stuff. what about casey anthony? what does baez say about her? she remains pretty much in hiding? >> reporter: baez doesn't communicate with her regularly anymore. he only writes about his involvement in the trial. she does remain in hiding reportedly living in the west palm beach area serving her check fraud probation which ends in five weeks. she remains one of the most hated women in america according to polling and that still disturbs jose baez. >> i'm concerned when a person is found not guilty in a court of law and justice is serve and and not respected. i'm powerless to sit back and how all this happened. if injustice can happen to casey anthony it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: essentially she remains in hiding unemployed and her other attorney, cheney mason doesn't think she will ever get a job because in his words, who will hire her now? rick: phil keating in miami. phil, thanks. martha: there are new developments this morning just into "

one year ago this week, anthony walked out of a florida courthouse with attorney jose baez.r in the death of her 2-year-old daughter. anthony has not been seen in public since. she's described as prisoner of her own people. i asked him about cindy anthony's frantic 911 call describing the smell of a dead body in casey's car. >> when we heard the 911 call, we heard it just like everyone else. evaluated it. and -- the first thing that you hear when you listen to that is -- this does not look good. especially for our client. but once you listen a little closer, there is a point where george walks into the home and cindy tells him that caylee had been missing for a month. and his first -- his first and natural reaction, i guess, was dead silence. and all of -- the testimony that occurred that night from law enforcement testified that the only two calm people in the house were george and casey. and everyone -- cindy was just basically hysterical. >> what do you take from that? >> well, you know, it is a subjective thing. however, if -- it were my granddaughter and she were missin

a man who helped her win her freedom, jose baez, her former attorney. question to start with. how much money did you get for this? >> well, if it becomes a number one best-seller, i think once i -- >> a lot. >> once i add up the calculations, i'll probably make $4 an hour on this case. >> that's what everybody says. what does casey anthony do with herself these days? >> well, i stopped representing her in january. it's been a while since we've been in close contact, so she's -- like i write in the book, she's a prisoner in her own free do. she's not brazen enough to go out to the mall or do things like that. she's basically in hiding and unable to get back into general population. >> without specifics, in florida? >> yes. she's in florida. >> and what about this notion of her checking herself out online, seeing how the image is playing? what do you think? >> i don't know if they're completely being accurate with the reporting of that, but i can imagine -- i could certainly -- i don't see that as a question for a young 20-something-year-old girl who's lo

. >> jose baez, would you have allowed the bathtub to be admitted before kathleen sabio's drowning? >> inl it would i think it wou for drama and effect. doesn't mean they can't bring in something for closing arguments. >> what about kathleen's staples you believe they should be excluded? >> i do. i do. to not be able to cross examine them i think it's unreliable here say. to make up a roy for one specific case is wrong. >> chef lien os says he expects an acquittal in this case. again, if the injure rear gets the information available to them. that's it for us ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for watching. i want to thank all of our guests tonight. i hope you are enjoying your summer. start a summer vacation haven't had one in a long time. thank you very much. >> goold morning everyone. hope you had a fantastic weekend. i am heather nauert. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it's july 16th. thanks for watching fox and friends first. >> there is a massive search underway in the state of iowa for two young cousins who vanished friday. hundreds of volunteers gathering last night but no

also vaulting her attorney, jose baez. infamous trial. and he joins us this morning to discuss it all. hard to believe, jose, it was a year ago today. i want to go back to that moment. all rise, you're waiting for that moment. what are you feeling? >> after that first not guilty verdict, i reached over and squeezed casey's hand. it was a death penalty case. all i was concentrating on was saving her life. after the second not guilty verdict came, i squeezed it even daughter. by the third one, i may have cracked a bone at that point. >> here's this book. you call it bombshell evidence, never before revealed. and computer searches on the anthony family computer the day that caylee died. what is the evidence exactly? >> on the day that caylee died, someone ran searches for full-proof suffocation and the suffocation pit. they were searches a little more than an hour after they left the home. this has never been disclosed, ever. this is along with several things in my book, never came up in discovery. some of our experts found it

why jose baez is pointing the finger at police in all of this.n: good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. stick around important topic whether it's important to sit down with your family every night. you have no doubt heard the study that that helps teenagers. it helps kids. >> do you? >> alisyn: i do. i believe the study. now they may be debunk. >> clayton: really? now just ignore them? >> dave: a big fan of the family dinner. we begin with extreme family afox newsaalert. -- at least 46 people have died. cities like st. louis, milwaukee, minneapolis, chicago. all experiencing triple digit temperature readings for days on end. >> alisyn: to make matters worse nearly half a million people in west virginia, virginia, maryland and ohio are still without power and airconditioning after last week's storms. >> clayton: for more on this we will go to fox news chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with more on this. we were joking earlier in the show that the heat causes people to have aggression and all sorts of other emotion. >> alisyn: it's true t

. >> jose baez, would you have allowed the bathtub to be admitted before kathleen sabio's drowning?>> inl it would i think it wou for drama and effect. doesn't mean they can't bring in something for closing arguments. >> what about kathleen's staples you believe they should be excluded? >> i do. i do. to not be able to cross examine them i think it's unreliable here say. to make up a roy for one specific case is wrong. >> chef lien os says he expects an acquittal in this case. again, if the injure rear gets the information available to them. that's it for us ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for watching. i want to thank all of our guests tonight. i hope you are enjoying your summer. start a summer vacation haven't had one in a long time. thank you very much. thank you very much. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal without bidding. pick one with a pool, a gym, a great guest rating. >>and save big. >>thanks negotiator. wherever you are. y

jose baez goes on the record tonight with greta. good evening, everybody.m in tonight for greta van sustern. first tonight we head to the campaign trail where mitt romney -- breaking news this evening -- making some very bold moves, starting with bolstering his communications team. governor romney and his inner circle recently coming under fire from conservative critics. tonight "the washington post" is reporting that governor romney now plans to add some seasoned veterans is the term they are using to the messaging team. also tonight, reports that governor romney is considering a major foreign policy offensive that would take him to five countries this summer. so big things bubble nothing the romney campaign. this will be enough to quiet those who say that he's not been bold enough,pe

her attorney jose baez was on "fox and friends" earlier and said this. >> the jury got it right.at i hope the public could say okay, she has had her day in court. allow the verdict to stand. i hope that casey can find a way to mourn and get on with her life. and make something of it. i hope that she can contribute something. and i have a feeling she will. >> kimberly: i think that is very doubtful. "people" magazine says casey remembers her daughter with a grim momento. a necklace containing her ashes. the necklace was a gift from her mom. evidently they reconciled though casey accused her parents of abuse and implied they were involved in the 20-year-old's murder in her trial. you can't really make this up. >> dana: tragic from the beginning to the end and continues to be. still, we don't know what happened to the little girl. that is the real shame an injustice of all of this. also that she is wearing the necklace. >> bob: the shame and injustice is the attorney who is writing a book about this. ripping off a system and trying to make money. like that show -- >> kimberly: didn'

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now her former attorney, jose baez is telling all. he has a book.morning. don't forget you can watch cnn live on your computer while at work, head to cnn.com/tv. >> sounds good. i sat in that courtroom every single day of that. >> as much as was written and said, i have a thousand questions still. >> i think america has a thousand questions about that girl. >> i think so. >> rightfully so. here today, gone tomorrow, coming up, the ceo canned after a couple of hours, just a few hours for a lot of millions. why you are not supposed to grieve for the man who lost a job so fast. [ man ] ever year, sophia and i use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thank youpoints to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. rewarding you, every step of the way. redeem the points you've earned to

that attorney, jose baez, authored a new book "presumed guilty," giving us a look at a very unexpected victory. jose joins me live. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> here come the questions. first of all, casey's life right now, is there any sense of normalcy there? i mean, does she go to the grocery store? does she go out and about? what is it like for her daily? >> well, as i write in the book, the last chapter is a prisoner in her own freedom. that's basically what casey is right now. she's not brazen enough to go out to the mall or the shopping -- to go shopping at public's or anything like that. you know, she basically is in a new prison, and that is a prison of seclusion. >> yeah. does she have friends? does she reach out to you? do you serve almost like a friend to her now? >> well, you know, i keep in contact with her about as much as i do with any other previous client. there's no -- my job ended after the acquittal, and, you know, i of course, like many other people, are concerned for her, and she does have people who care about her. >> one of those being her mother, wh

tod today's best advice, here what jose baez has to say about making emotional decisions, something thatdvice. 54.5 minutes after the hour. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> we wrap things up as always with best advice. >> today with jose baez, casey anthony's defense attorney. listen to this. >> best advice i've ever received was don't make an important decision when you're emotional. i think if you sit on things for 24 hours you can really think things clearly and think things through and that's always the best advice. and it's certainly the best i've ever gotten. >> i think it is. >> i like that. >> i wonder how much advice he gave casey anthony. >> but not doing things when she's emotional. >> she made some bad decisions when she was talking to the police that first time around for sure. >> that's "e

do you think we learned what jose baez said if you're found not guilty, you can never truly recover, and that's something we could all suffer from? is that the big takeaway from this trial, jen? >> i think he makes a good point, there has to be respect for justice, for our system and, listen, she did earn an acquittal. but at the same time what we have learned is that juries are wildly unpredictable. and i agree with baez. had i been her defense attorney and they had offered that 13-year plea deal, i would have been begging her to take it because despite the fact the prosecution's case had holes, there was plenty to convict her. jenna: doug, what's your takeaway? what did we learn her? >> we've learned that prosecutors shouldn't be swinging to the fences and committing to a theory they can't prove. notice i didn't say that didn't happen, they couldn't prove it. interestingly enough, i'll defend the prosecutors in the sense that the body had decomposed badly over a long period of time, and they felt the defendant and those around her were responsible for that, so why should they benef