. >> with me is mark fuhrman. former lapd detective. you are in the manifesto, not as a good guy. >> no, i'm not. but i'm in a fairly good grouping. i'm in the same sentence as chief darrell gates. to be frank i think my mention in the manifesto s more of a drive-by his tore arery of lapd through his eyes and nothing more. >> judge jeanine: in the manifesto, mark, and i know you have read it but the genesis for his anger seems to stem from his belief that he was fired from the los angeles police department for reporting police brutality. is there any -- i mean he says he was fired because he was a whistle blower. what do you think of that? >> well, i think that he had a board of rights and when you have a board of rights you a civilian on the board of rights as well as two staff officer is from the department so you do have a checks and balance. the evidence was presented. the suspect that was supposedly brutalized is a schizophrenic. there was no independent witt he necessary and so it -- witness and so it came down to a push or shove

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>> so i talked to mark fuhrman during the the break.ple of points didn't get on the air everybody says her bladder was empty, that proves she was actually using the toilet like we claimed as opposed to hiding in there. and mark points out as a former homicide detective when you get shot that can happen involuntarily when you die or when you're dying. so, that's one point and another thing he said even in south africa not justified shooting at just noises in your house even if you think it's an intruder and the law doesn't allow that, may have a case even if his story is true. anyway, two points. >> megyn: and the academy awards this sunday and celebrity share the limelight, asking the cast of an oscar nominated film the case of a pakistani doctor who helped to track down bin laden. >> this is an elaborate attempt to get hollywood to talk about the doctor who got access to bin laden's compound in pakistan to the cia and he got left behind by the u.s. after the navy seals killed bin laden and he's been tortured and tossed into jail for he

someone named in the alleged shooters manifesto, former detective mark fuhrman, you see what is going on and they've got the two mile radius, where do you see this going? >> well, when i read the manifesto, i see somebody that spent a lot of time. 's got a lot of of anger and rage and he's certainly planned this and festered for almost four years before he implemented it. you can't tell if he's trying to pull law enforcement exactly where they wants them or he's doubling back ab having them waste their time and search efforts while he's on the road getting away. it could be anything, but they can't take any chances. >> do you think it's possible, maybe thinking deeper than i should. maybe he planned to put the car right where it is, and that he's got a stock pile of firearms somewhere nearby? is that a possibility? obviously police have been concerned. >> i don't think you're thinking too much at all, sean, in fact, i think that would be a probability. to think that he would actually dispose of his truck and have a lot of heavy weapons and ammunition he'd have to take out on his back

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let's bring in mark fuhrman, a fox news contributor.t to read this portion of the manifesto to you. in it the suspect says that he was the recipient of racial slurs when he worked for the lapd. he brings up rodney king and he mentions you. here is that portion of the manifesto. the department has not changed from the darrell gets and mark fuhrman days. those officers are still employed and have all been promoted to command staff and supervisory positions. i will correct this error. are you aware that an officer seen on the rodney king videotape striking mr. king multiple times with a baton on 3-3-91 is still employed pie the lapd and is now a captain on the police department? mark, your response? >> well when you look at this. i mean the manifesto shows that he has turned psychototic and quite possibly had some kind o mental issue to begin with. but when you hear his rantings in this manifesto he is striking out in all directions. he is not just specifically targeting one thing, one person, one issue, one race, one attitude, it's everyt

joining me now is someone named in that manifesto, former lapd detective mark fuhrman. mark, one of the things as we watch this now, maybe this was detonated. this guy is clearly five steps ahead in terms what for him is a game and the killing of this the people. how concerning is that for you? >> i think you're right. the first thing i thought when we heard about that vehicle, an incendiary device. they probably felt that at the on set, but you have to go through the motions because you have a community and clear the location. dorner absolutely counts on this. five steps ahead now, but i think when we really realize that he'll be up against people that are more trained than him, both in the military and the police department, and he's going to be up against people that are prepared and similarly armed, and it's not going to be a good outcome for him once that happens. >> sean: but potentially, mark, it could take a long time. he has the tactics, the weaponry. he has the training. what if he went underground for a period of time? is that something that could happen? >> w

in minutes mark fuhrman will be here as well. a fascinating take how we got to this point and how the media may have unnecessarily fueled this guy's fire. he's here live in moments. growing right now an efforts to block the president's pick of treasury secretary. and some are saying jack lew of deliberate deception, took him to task over how he manages his own finance, a bonus of nearly a million dollars from citigroup, the bonus after you, the taxpayers, gave citi a 45 billion dollar bailout. why were we giving this guy a million dollar bonus for running the company to the point where we needed to bail them out? that's one of the questions that mr. lew is dealing with. plus the would-be treasury secretary took questions have he had investments in the cayman islands where people try to typically go to avoid paying certain taxes. listen. >> why is the investment-- >> senator, i don't know why it was organized i wasn't involved in setting up the fund. >> did you pay taxes on that investment. i reported all income related to that in

. >> two words, mark fuhrman. those were just racial ephitats. >> then the defendant got acquitted. >> but there, you didn't have a guy who shot someone four times at point blank range. that is the key fact in this case. and you know, the attempt to make it into something more complicated is obviously what the defense is going to do here. but this is a woman who was killed in cold blood and that's going to be the key fact in this case. and we know who did it. >> i think even the fact that you've got a judge here and that's generally, we have the baseball bat rule in my office. if you wave jury in a case like this, you get a baseball bat between the eyes. you never want a judge deciding a case like this. >> we'd have another trial. >> exactly. >> clearly, i think he has more than a plausible defense. i will go out on a limb. you've got me on tape. i will speculate and say, i think this magistrate gives him bail. i think the questions he was asking are indicative that he will give him bail and i think that, the pros

simpson trial in that case mark fuhrman, in this case, that man, hilton botha. he said he was only made aware of the charges after his admittedly so-so testimony on the stand. >> shepard: that is generous. jonathan hunt, thank you. the blade runner case has a new lead investigator since the former detective in charge is accused of attempted murder himself. but the new investigator says that will have no impact on the court case as it moves forward. nothing. our fox legal analyst no affect? >> it obviously will have effect. here's the effect. not going to affect the facts but will affect the way the court and ultimately the jury views the facts in the case. i mean, after just three days of testimony, and what is a bail hearing -- not a criminal trial, not a prosecution yet, just a bail hearing d' -- the whole focus of the case has shifted from what pistorius is alleged e did. that's a disaster for the state. when the judge starts second-guessing the government in the first presentation the government is making. second problem for the state. detective botha was th

this department has not changed from the darrell gates and mark fuhrman days.tion. i will correct this error. that is the universal excuse for everything according to cop killing to this protestors. this guy was a flat out loser who was fired for lying. he was clearly frustrated by his own personal failures but the willingness to take the claim someone was racist. society should draw a clear line violence is not acceptable. >> a lot of these protestors saying the lapd and other law enforcement did not want christopher dorner to come out alive and the police chief threw in tear gas that was a more mild form and he ended up putting a bullet in his own brain from everything we are hearing. so from the law enforcement side they followed protocol. >> and to your point about, they are glows go over this. the protestors are saying, violence are one side but we do support his manifesto. they are gloss go over the fact killing innocent people and an elderly person and a wife who wasn't involved and had nothing to do with the work with the lapd and didn't even know who d

>> mark fuhrman. >> and those were just racial epithets. >> you didn't have a guy who shot someone four times at point-blank range. that is the key fact in this case and the attempt to make it into something more complicated is obviously what the defense is going to do here, but this is a woman who was killed in cold blood and that's the key fact in this case. >> i really don't -- i don't think we're -- i think even the fact you have a judge here and that's generally -- we have the baseball bat rule in my office. if you waive jury in a case like this, would you get a baseball bat between the eyes, you never want a judge deciding a case like this. >> exactly. >> clearly, i think he has more than a plausible defense. will go out on a limb and speculate and say this magistrate gives him bail. some of the questions he was asking are indicative that he will give him bail, and i think that the prosecution has a tough row to hoe on this case. >> south africa is a different country than the united states. they have different rules and so any sort of categorical predictions about the south afric

and mark fuhrman joins us with more on the tactic. and i guess they couldn't go better assuming that charred body is that of christopher dorner, right? >> absolutely. that's christopher dorner. they probably already know that, but they're actually doing some forensics to corroborate it. the department of defense has dental records and they can get a copy of that. the forensic dentist can look at it in a matter of moments and x-rays and compare fillings and it's done. but let's just move on with the tactic. it couldn't have gone better for the s.w.a.t. team as they had a lot of pressure to get this done before dark, darkness would have given the suspect an advantage and it would have been a disadvantage for so many police officers involved in the tactical operation, and it just makes things a little bit more confusing. everything went very well and it was a happy ending. >> mark, we're going to play for the viewers in a moment, the comments, the discussion about from the couple who were tied up and bound by christopher dorner. they act

former officer, mark fuhrman. i assume you don't know him.some politicians and famous people. you don't know him, right? >> i don't know him at all, greta. of course, he came on the department, 10 years after i left the department. i think it was more of a -- it's kind of like a drive-by name that you attach to some kind of history of the lapd or los angeles, much as many of the other names. so i don't think it was a specific target name. it was more of a -- a little historical rage. >> do you know this area where his burned-out truck has been found? we don't know that he is necessarily up there? we know he was down, trying to commandeer a boat last night. do you know the where -- the area where his car has been found? >> do i know the area -- not -- not -- that well. but i have been in that area before. but this is not an unintentional act. cars do not catch on fire by themselves. he drove the vehicle there. he is not there. the vehicle was set on fire. it was meant to be found. and that's how i would view it until i was convinced otherwise.

the former police chief as well as mark fuhrman who knows the l.a.p.d. very well about what strategic or calculated move you make next. they all kind of concurred with the theme that you really don't want to see this go into the nighttime. so you have got about an hour and 25 or 30 minutes of daylight left then you start getting into the nighttime hours where all of a sudden the scenario changes a little bit. not to say that the l.a.p.d. doesn't have time on their side because they certainly do. they believe and are confident they have this place surrounded and have the fire power to do whatever they have to do. remember, christopher dorner said in this manifesto that he did not think he would come out of this alive. there are a number of police officers around that perimeter who, if he makes a move, would make that a reality. they were calling for more swat teams about an hour and a half ago. l.a.p.d. teams who, as far as we understand were not on scene were at the ready down at san bernardino airport. and they needed more swat teams. so it's likely tho

mark fuhrman is a former l.a.p.d. homicide detective. mark, great to see you this morning. good morning. >> thank you, jamie. jamie: mark, first of all, there had to be security cameras there. so say there's video that shows exactly what happens, what can you read into that to tell whether or not he thought it was a prowler or he knew his girlfriend was in there? >> well, jamie in, i mean just on face value, and we're not there to look at this, you have a very affluent neighborhood, a very rich resident that has admittedly security systems. he claims a burglar came in. there is no forced entry. i suspect there is no evidence of anybody outside the residence coming in on the security system. then he claims a burglar, he startles a burglar and the burglar hides in the bathroom. i have got some bad news for the suspect in this case. burglars don't hide in the bathroom. when they are startled they get out of the house. then he shoots through the door. it is ludicrous at best. jamie: also when you look at the evidence in the case, and we know she was shot many times, there was a

. >> and the investigator seems to be playing the role of mark fuhrman. they have highlighted a case of 2009 where he fired at seven people in a minivan. that case reinstated we found out last night. why this tactic and does that influence a case? as we heard from nic robertson, it's a forensics case. >> true. even though these are true charges, you have to believe the prosecution had to be aware of the investigator's background. they made the choice to have him be the lead investigator as opposed to anyone else. so it somehow affects the judgment in the case and may affect how they have charged the case. it certainly is not a good fact. how bad remains to be seen. the question in this case largely will be the forensics. but coming back to the affidavit, why did they do that? we can't look at that from the perspective of a u.s. lawyer. they did it to specifically avoid him having to testify, be subject to cross examination, which all of which would have been available for the trial -- >> so he doesn't have to answer any questions? >> this is critical beca

this, which they're supporting this department, quote, has not changed from the darryl gates and mark fuhrmanicers are still employed and have all promoted to command stat and supervisory position. i will correct this error. of course he goes on to say that he's going to exact terror on the los angeles police department. i mean, he was going to hunt individuals down and kill them. >> anna: it's people who had nothing to do with lapd. >> tucker: literally killed a woman who happened to be married to someone who's father was in the lapd, but the point was, this guy was a loser, fired from the los angeles police department for lying. and by the way, a cop who lies is not something you want. it's terrifying. >> anna: and goes on and on and the people protesting even a survival video game out there for the last hours christopher dorner spent on this earth. a song you can find on youtube entitled el massa policea, the cop killer. . >> tucker: written for him. and the police giving in on principle, we'll look into the allegations of racism in the lapd. basically he they bowed to his demand and so we