mr. horn? mr. horn? >> they just stole something. i'm going out the window.ot letting them get away with it. they stole something. >> i don't want you going outside, mr. horn. >> here goes, buddy. you hear the shotgun clicking and i'm going. >> don't go outside. >> no! you're dead! [ gunshots ] >> well, john nichols, that's pretty graphic. that's a live account on the 911 tape of two men who were caught burglarizing a house but killed and gunned down dead by a civilian who decided to use this law, and he was defended in court on the basis of this law. john? >> absolutely. necessary. you're going to find cases like this in places across the country. there was a case in wisconsin where -- >> how does he say he was defending himself? let's get back to the law and how it's used. stand your ground means if you're in danger of somebody beating you up or you're in danger of your life because somebody is coming at you, beating you up, threatening you with a gun and you're outside your home. how does this relate when he went after him? >> there are several variations

mr. horn [ bleep ], they just stole something out of the house. >> i don't want you to going outside of the house. >> here it goes buddy, you hear the shotgun clicking, and i'm going out. >> don't go outside. >> hello. you're dead. >> well, john nickels, that was pr pretty graphic. that the live account of a 911 tape on two men who were caught burglarized and gunned down and killed dead by a civilian who decided to use this law and he was defended in court on the basis off this law. john? >> absolutely. you will find -- yes. you will find cases like this in places across the country. there is a case in wisconsin and where -- >> how can he say he was defending himself. just a moment, back to the law and how it is used. stand your ground means if you are in danger of somebody is coming at you and you are in danger of your life and threatening you or with a gun outside of your home, and how does that relate to how he went after them? >> well, the issue here is that there are several variations on

they have a bag of something. >> i don't want you going outside, mr. horn.n clicking? i'm going. >> don't go outside. >> hello, you're dead. [ gunshots ] >> wow, john nichols, that is graphic. that is a live taping of two men who were gunning down by a civilian that decided to use this law, and he defended in court with this law? >> yes, and you will find cases like this in places across the country. >> how did he say he was defending himself. let's get back to the law and how it's used. stand your ground means if you're in danger of somebody beating you up, or you're in danger for your life because someone is coming at you and threatening you or whatever, how does this relate when he went after them? >> the issue sheer there are several variations on stand your ground laws. there is a castle doctrine law that suggest you can protect your property right out to the sidewalk. stand your ground is more something that takes it out into the streets. the bottom line on this, chris, is the interpretation goes to the gunman. the person with the gun can say i felt th

mr. horn? mr. horn? >> goddamn it, they just stole something. i ain't let them get away with this.mething. they got a bag of something. >> i don't want you going outside. >> well, here it goes, buddy. you hear the shotgun clicking and i'm going. >> don't go outside. >> hello. you're dead. >> joe horn killed two men 30-year-old diego or tez and hernando torres. they decided not to charge his. his defense was he feared for his life. and there's what might be the most shocking stand your ground case from florida. the grace of graceton garcia. the details are as follows mr. garcia caught a man named paid grow roteto in the process of stealing the radio out of his car. he grabbed a knife and chased him and said the would-be chief swung a bag of radios at him and he stabbed and killed the man he caught trying to steal his car radio. quote, garcia did not call police or 911 but went home and fell asleep. he later sold two of the car radios and hid the knife. he sold two of the stolen radios and hid the knife he used to stab and kill someone he chased down. circuit judge beth bloom quoted

. >> mr. horn, do not go out the house. >> you're going to get yourself shot when you go outside with the gun. >> you're dead. >> joe horn was told 14 times to stay inside his house. instead he ignored instructions, went outside and shot two men to death. he was the judge, jury and execution ner and he got off scot-free. fox news treated him as a hero. >> when your life is on the line and you take a human life, i wanted to live. okay. i will not was going to let those two men kill me. i can assure you if they had got to me, they'd have killed me. >> bill can say there's no reason to cover the trayvon martin case but joe horn proves him wrong. as long as these stand your ground laws are on the books americans have the right to kill other americans without being physically threatened. we've seen it. bill o' reilly seems to understand the florida stand your ground law is bad. at fox news, he has the access to marco rubio and powerful decision makers who designed the law. when will these people will be

. >> mr. horn, i want you to listen to me carefully, okay.ncer is coming out there and i don't want you to go inside that house. and i don't want you to have that gun in your hand when those officers are poking around there. >> i understand that. but i have a right to protect myself, too, sir, do you understand that? and the laws have been changed in this country. you know it and i know it. i have a right to protect myself. and a shotgun is a legal weapon. >> there it goes. you hear the shotgun click and i'm going. >> don't go outside. >> boom, you're dead. >> both of those men were killed. joe horn was not even arrested. or he was arrested briefly and then let go. >> so a year after that happened, he was cleared by a grand jury. so he definitely got off. >> it's absolutely relevant that these men were black. so in texas, you know, if the color of their skin didn't criminalize then, then they were complicatedized by their imgags status. >> the nra and alec, have they partnered before? >> oh, this is no anomaly. the nra is a long standing memb

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mr. president, we had the potential of creating another 1 million jobs. so if we fail today to cut off debate and we don't have a path forward, which i hornings you know, the leers will figure out, if w abandon this 2 boy 8 millin jobs are at stake. let's look at some other charts of u unemployment. mr. president, you know as well as anyone in your state -- and i know moo my state -- that construction workers have been hit very, very hard. the national unemployment rate is 8.3%. we're very hopeful it's on the downtake. but the construction industry rate is 17.7%. it could be even worse in some areas. it is an average. so we're talking about here about if we add to the unemployment in the construction industry, we're looking at a total crisis, a total disaster, because right now we have 1.48 million construction workers out of work, and if we fail to do this bill, we're adding another $1another.8 million. this could be a depression for the construction workers. it doesn't stop there. the industry is feeling feelin. we have a chart that talks about the thousands of businesses. i don't know you're away of this, but there are over 11,000 transportation constru