mr. delarianda. the answer was, you want that, too, correct?i asked you, did you in fact say that, you said, i did not say that, correct? >> yes, sir. >> now in the break before we reconvened you've -- we have actually played that recording for you, have we not? >> yes, sir. >> and we played that particular portion where mr. delarianda said, did trayvon martin ever say that the guy got out of the car. did you hear that? >> yes, sir. >> and you heard your answer as well, correct? >> yes, sir. >> and, in fact -- and, in fact, your answer was to mr. delarianda's question, you want that, too, wasn't it? >> yes, sir. >> nothing further. thank you, judge. >> thanks very much. redirect? >> may it please the court. let's get first things out of the play. the bald headed dude for purposes of the record, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> i've got one of those last names that most people can't pronounce and so anyway, i'm curious, you grew up, i guess, in a haitian family? >> yes, sir. >> your mother speaks creole or haitian? >> creole, yes, sir. >> okay.

mr. delarianda said in reference to trayvon martin saying creepy ass cracker and using the "n" word, that people like -- people speak like that in your culture. did you hear that? >> yes, sir. >> well, what culture is that, where people describe other people as creepy ass crackers? >> pervert. >> i'm sorry? >> a pervert. >> do you understand what i mean by the culture? the culture that you were raised in? the culture that you live in. >> the area i was raised in you trying to say? >> right. i'll say it this way. do people that you live around and with call white people creepy ass crackers? >> not creepy but crack, yeah. >> so the creepy is the pervert part that you were talking about? >> yeah. >> so forget that for a second. you're saying that in the culture that you live in, in your community people call -- people there call white people crackers? >> yes, sir. >> and do they use the "n" word regularly? >> yes, sir. >> and you're saying so did trayvon martin? trayvon martin referred to white people as crackers, correct? >> i don't recall, sir. >> okay. thank you. nothing else. >> any redi