>> carol, i sat down for more than an hour. and it was pretty fascinating to hear from these prosecutors. going behind the scenes, trying to get into their minds. the trial strategy, why they made decisions, and how they defended themselves. now, one thing that i wanted to find out, and this is a self-defense case, and 99 times out of 100 in a self-defense case the defendant takes the stand. that didn't happen in this case because prosecutors played george zimmerman's statements for the jury. so he never had to testify, never be cross-examined. and that was one of the questions i asked them about. take a listen. >> you know, we're stuck with the evidence we have. we would -- >> are you being nice right now? >> well, no. it's the truth. we don't get to pick our winc . witnesses. we've got to deal with what we have. >> there was a wealth of hard cold physical evidence, dna and everything else, that showed that george zimmerman lied in his statements to the police. >> there was no sort of