thoughts? clearly not because you insulted me in what i like to call my office. these guys are allowed to do this, and i am allowed to think they are a bunch of a-holes. furthermore, people who don t live in miami, everybody hates the 1972 dolphins. it was the easiest schedule in the league that year. they celebrate every time an undefeated team gets defeated with champagne and throwing it in everyone s face. one thing i am upset about, per mercury morris went. i loathe him out of all of them. he is the running back and openly cheers when another team is undefeated. i wanted mercury morris not to go so i could hate him more. i don t where my dan hampton jersey anymore. he was part of the chicago bears. we didn t go because of the challenger disaster. now about two years ago president obama, a bears fan, nicely decided to honor the team. but dan hampton had a problem with it and cooperate be bothered to go.
jake, new york was voted the most arrogant and the rudest. is that because people who are not from new york are just jealous a-holes? absolutely. to be honest i was shocked to find out there was other states beyond new york or california. they don t do any show business in those other states and i don t care. buck, texas came in first for the state people would like to see kicked out of the union. is it wise to mess with texas? i am told 245 is a bad thing to do. you don t mess with texas. th is a business insider poll. business insider with a lot of finance guys so watch msnbc. yes, i said. it that s why you get a skewed thing with the hatred toward texas. they nailed massachusetts. when you are on a date with a girl in massachusetts she said we will ride in your car and we will maybe have some popcorn afterwards. it is over. a southern accent adds three
what would be the story you would tell a federal jury? what story would you say? what would be your scenario of what happened? i think george zimmerman placed, you know, 46 calls throughout a short period of time reporting that black men were suspicious in the neighborhood. he got out of that car, saying these f-ing a-holes always get away. he followed trayvon martin with a loaded gun and that loaded gun when he pulled the trigger, the thick that pulled the trigger was his hate in his heart for african-american people. we heard the defense say it over and over. wait a minute. let s get back to the incident. you said he carried a loaded gun. was he carrying it or was it in his holster? you said he was carrying. you said he was carrying it. what i meant is he was carrying it on his person. you said he had the intention of shooting. this would be your case, it s important you make it clear. he went out with the intention of killing a black man? i don t think he got out of the
unnecessarily or inordinately influential on other juries. my husband says the law is thus and therefore it must be. and rather than asking for the judge to explain or re-explain the law, they rely on the juror who says, well, my husband is a lawyer, and therefore the law must be thus and so. so that s one problem. but the most important problem for me, it must have been frustrating and disappointing for the prosecutors is the extent to which all of her sympathies apparently allayed with george zimmerman and none with trayvon martin. and that means that you would have to regard the presentation to have been at least with respect to this jury utterly ineffective. if you can have a situation in which someone uses a an epithet to describe, you know, these a-holes always get away, right. and whether you believe he
throughout a short period of time reporting that black men were suspicious in the neighborhood. he got out of that car, saying these f-ing a-holes always get away. he followed trayvon martin with a loaded gun and that loaded gun when he pulled the trigger, the thick that pulled the trigger was his hate in his heart for african-american people. we heard the defense say it over and over. wait a minute. let s get back to the incident. you said he carried a loaded gun. was he carrying it or was it in his holster? you said he was carrying. you said he was carrying it. what i meant is he was carrying it on his person. you said he had the intention of shooting. this would be your case, it s important you make it clear. he went out with the intention of killing a black man? i don t think he got out of the car, saying i m going to go kill a black man tonight. i think that he followed trayvon martin because he was black. i think he assumed he was committing criminal activity because he w