sean: welcome back to the special george zimmerman audience edition of hannity. i will give you my theory of what happened. i think that this was a tragedy. you have a lot of crimes in this neighborhood and george zimmerman is part of a community watch. he sees somebody he doesn t recognize walking near a home, thinks he is suspicious and i think he has a reasonable a reasonable thought is though says going into that. trayvon martin buying skittles. walking close to the house why? because it is raining pretty hard that night. there the two shall meet and there are questions we will never know. answers to questions we will never know like why did trayvon bunch george zimmerman and break his nose with that first shot? it became a tragedy but i don t think a crime, especially because of the position that the eyewitness puts trayvon on top of george zimmerman. how many of you think that s plausible? how many don t?
to from the previous experience in his own neighborhood, and as de la rionda was pointing out, slamming the bag of skittles on to the table inside the courtroom, talking about when trayvon martin was at 7-eleven. he says all this 17-year-old kid was doing was buying skittles. he said he wasn t even stealing them. he paid for them with money. wearing a hoodie. the clerk doesn t think he is suspicious. the clerk is not in fear of this guy. but yet when he gets to the neighborhood, george zimmerman, cop wannabe, profiled him, followed him, got involved, and ultimately took a 17-year-old s life, which, as bernie de la rionda at the beginning of his two-hour closing argument said, we don t have this young man here anymore and it s through no fault of trayvon martin. it s because that man over there, the defense table, made assumptions and he was wrong. can and he killed a young man. stay with us. there was a dramatic skittles
the prosecution wants to patient him as a choir boy, minding his own business, buying skittles for his little brother. we have evidence the jurors will never see. here s a woman that he kept company with, who had total contempt for the justice system. that doesn t mean birds of a feather are flock together. you would be on the stand for me. that s a trained advocate for people. that s what i do every day. that s not what this young woman does. if you told me she had a rap sheet, i d agree. salient point. if the defense wants trayvon martin to be painted as a punk, that witness did the job for them. shepard: you wonder how fair that is? that s what i ve been reading about all day in different publications, without notice of conservative, liberal, except there is a cultural divide and there s been a cultural divide
but rahm emanuel s office, and part of this was going to be a diversion so they could caro out other terrorist acts. listen to what the prosecutor husband to say. specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stations. with destructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators other plans actions in the nato summit. and prosecutors also say they seized just a myriad of weapons, including a mortar, four completed molotov cocktails, some throwing stars, knives with brass knuckles on them and a hunting bow. the defense attorneys came out and said this was propaganda. they were infilt ralted by undercover agents and this was one big scam by police. what we have learned now, we believe it was a set-up, an entrapment to the highest degree, and it s sen sassationa by the police and the state to discredit the protesters to come here and nonviolently protest. we should know one thing, the defense
talks. here is what the president had to say as the summit got under way. this morning we re going to be spending a lot of time on economic issues. obviously the eurozone will be one topic. all of us are absolutely committed to making sure that both growth and stability and fiscal consolidation are part of an overall package all of us have to pursue. cnn s brianna keilar at camp david. the eurozone crisis entering year three. you can see watching the arrival of the leaders it is. it s top priority for them. that s right. we saw angela merkel arrive greeted by president obama. he basically asked her, fred, how are you doing. she kind of shrugged and he said you have a lot on your mind. it s tough. europe is at a crossroads. you heard president obama saying this morning in that sound bite there is sort of pushing what he thinks a solution may be for europe. that is as europe has done a lot of belt tightening, cutting government programs, it hasn t seen a lot of economic g