we're back with seema iyer, joseph haynes davis, kendall coffey, and dana swickle.t seem like they're playing a little good cop/bad cop, or this is a question of witness we like, witness we're not so keen on? >> you know, i think that's possible. i think that don west had a job. i think he tried to do what he could. did he seem a little bit aggressive? i'm sure he was. but he was trying to get the point across that most people i think could be missing at this point because they're focusing so much on everyone's demeanor. no one really knows what happened when they confronted each other. no one knows who threw the first blow. no one knows how it escalated. nobody knows. and no one can say that. and i think that's a very important point. and i think probably by the time he was questioning her at that moment, he probably just got so frustrated and was just wanting to pound that one point home. she didn't know if trayvon threw the first punch. she didn't know if it was zimmerman who did. she didn't know. and so what seemed to be aggressive might not have been. and then

we're back with iyer, joseph haynes davis, kendall coffey.it seem like they're maying a little good cop/bad cop, or this is a question of witness we like, witness we're not so keen on? >> you know, i think that's possible. i think that don west had a job. i think he tried to do what he could. did he seem a little bit aggressive? i'm sure he was. but he was trying to get the point across that most people i think could be missing at this point because they're focusing so much on everyone's demeanor. no one really knows what happened when they confronted each other. no one knows who threw the first blow. no one knows how it escalated. nobody knows. and no one can say that. and i think that's a very important point. and i think probably by the time he was questioning her at that moment, he probably just got so frustrated and was just wanting to pound that one point home. she didn't know if trayvon threw the first punch. she didn't know if it was zimmerman who did. she didn't know. and so what seemed to be aggressive might not have been. and then

and we are still joined by kendall coffey, joseph haynes davis, and seema, my homegirl who is hangingstudio. seema, i want to go back to you, because i do think that the prosecution has been effective in the sense that they have minimized the injuries to george zimmerman despite those photos. but as you said, what the defense has countered with is essentially a witness who wasn't really strongly making the point that the prosecution wanted. >> right, but bernie did a great job though, because after o'mara finished his initial cross, and i thought oh my god, these injuries so sound so much worse than they are, then bernie took it right back and what the strongest point that mr. de la rionda, i should show respect, made was if there were signs of serious injury, george zimmerman would have come back. insurance or not, you and i both know there are plenty of hospitals across this country, like the point that you were making earlier. if he had been so gravely injured, which is another point that mr. de la rionda made, he would have sought medical treatment immediately. >> and kendall, i w