information you need to have a fundamentally fair trial? if you do, we want to keep this thing on track, and we can deal with any allegations more specifically of prosecutorial misconduct after the trial. meanwhile, the day has come. let s go to trial. the day has come, but we re still seeing a lot of that battle for public opinion. you have trayvon martin s parents asking for calm, george zimmerm zimmerman s brother as well saying his family has had threats. they re concerned for him in receiving a fair trial as they put it. but the jurors are there. they are filling out these questionnaires. how do you find a jury and we ask this all the time with high-profile cases, that don t have strong opinions, especially in a tight-knit community. you re not going to find jurors that are completely unaware of this case. most of them have probably followed it closely. the key thing is to find jurors that have an open mind and will
government resistance. if that s all that comes out on this entire debate, is that a win for the white house? i think anything is a win for the white house after ignoring this issue four years straight and under the bush administration. if any kind of legislation will be a win because there s been so little done on it over the past 10, 15, 20 years. as we mentioned earlier. president obama will be making gun control at least part of the state of the union address on tuesday. earlier this morning you reported that a constituent there of illinois congresswoman whose son was shot to death last year will be a guest at the state of the union address. what s with the thinking here? do we think that personal appeals like this, do they work? it could, because part of what we re talking about here is the battle for public opinion to push some lawmakers over the edge and to supporting something if not the background check measure and the assault weapons. so democrats are teach trying to
we don t know where the crime was. but we know that trayvon martin was just skit temperatures skittles and ice tea, so it is unbelievable to take spots. fraser: we do not know, people are trying to persuade if i support martin on this hand, or zimmerman on this hand i try to win the battle for public opinion. judge napolitano: so a jury trial under a judge with neutral rules fair to both sides. the system will start working at 6:00 tonight and it should have started working 44 days ago. shepard: that is the fault of who? judge napolitano: the police. shepard: one investigators said manslaughter, and they didn t do it. go to the website of the orlando newspaper, a lot of interesting stuff all of which is confirmed. thank you, gentleman.
journal taking a controversial position. a deadlock over the nation s detd debt. the search for a grand bargain looking more illusive. face to face negotiations between the white house and capitol hill but not sitting at the table over 24 hours, after a week of meetings there has been a lost talking and very little action. now, the two sides are making their cases in the battle for public opinion. molly henneberg is live in washington with more on that. molly the president is pushing more of his you give a little, i give a little message today. what can you tell us? republicans aren t buying it. what the president said in his radio address he is willing to include cuts or reforms to entitlement programs, it s part of debt negotiations he said doesn t quote make folks in my party to happy he believes gop should go along with certain tax
debate this weekend. with an august 2 deadly fast approaching, there is no sign of a deal after a week with lots of talk but little action, it s actually been nearly a day since the two sides even sat down face-to-face. now obama is taking his case directly to the people hoping to win that battle for public opinion. molly henneberg is live in washington with more. what is the president s pitch to the public today? hi, heather. in his weekly radio and internet address, the president said, quote, we re all in this together. and that everyone has to, quote, play their part and share the sacrifice to reduce the deficit. the president is insisting that some tax hikes need to be in a final deal. as well as cuts in federal spending and reforms to entitlement programs, like social security and medicare. the truth is, we can t solve our deficit without cutting spending, but you also can t solve it by asking the