case more so than a grand jury. that s what people are up in arms about. you re a good attorney. you re never going to get a guilty verdict when you have eyewitnesses corroborating by the way, eric holder knew this from day one corroborating the officer s story, a, that he fought are for the gun, b, that he charged him with his head down like a football player. you ll never get a guilty verdict. you know that and i know that. here s the problem. what our country needs in this situation is what we have in trayvon martin. we had the public trial. we saw the evidence. we saw the trial for ourselves. everyone was okay. not guilty. right, but you can t decide it in private the way they ve done this case. that s the major problem. we need a public trial in michael brown s case. you already had one. and the grand jury i don t even think it should have gone to the grand jury. based on all the eyewitnesses. we just had the owner of this store on. i know you re representing the b
nobody from the st. louis rams read the evidence in this case. because if they did, i d have a hard time believing that any one could come to any other conclusion except the eyewitnesses corroborating officer wilson s story. well, you know, sean, maybe football players should understand what their lot in life is. they re playing a game. so stick with that. leave law enforcement and the legal stuff to people that actually know what they re doing. just keep it on the field and play your game. you had one of the football players come on here and it was last week when he talked to the kids, the community, telling the kids about violence. that s what we should get from football players into our inner cities, don t carry illegal guns and shoot little 5-year-old little girls, african-american, in the head. that s what they should be producing. they should be producing these commercials the lesson is don t rob a store, don t intimidate a clerk. and don t carry illegal guns. don t s
that has been saying all of these incendiary things, louis farrakhan, we ll talk about that next, as i read it in my view this case never should have been brought to the grand jury in the first place. politically i understand why it was. there would never be a jury convicting officer wilson in this case. with all the eyewitnesses corroborating his story. there were 12 very courageous people on that grand jury. and god bless each and every one of them. and i hoip they re protected from any harm that may come to them for doing their duty as american citizens. one last thing our system. go ahead. i m sorry. no, our system works. it isn t perfect. it s the best justice system we have. and we ve got to try to affirm it and hold up for praise the
beyond what you said. if a prosecutor in any city in america would have looked at this, they would have said there s not enough evidence to present to a grand jury. and there s no indictment. and if he did charge the officer and he went to trial, once the prosecution got done presenting their case there would be a motion to dismiss because they have not proved the prima facie case and it wouldn t even go it d be gone. and i guarantee you that nobody from the st. louis rams read the evidence in this case. because if they did, i d have a hard time believing that any one could come to any other conclusion except the eyewitnesses corroborating officer wilson s story. well, you know, sean, maybe football players should understand what their lot in life is. they re playing a game. so stick with that. leave law enforcement and the legal stuff to people that actually know what they re doing. just keep it on the field and play your game. you had one of the football players come on here
the white house, into his inner counsels for sober advice. you re not going to get it from him. and he apparently was there on the day they announced the new nominee for attorney general. it s just wrong to have a man with sharpton s background whoe according to new york times into such privileged councils. after reading the testimony of the eyewitnesses here, do you think anybody that is out there that has been saying all of these incendiary things, louis farrakhan, we ll talk about that next, as i read it in my view this case never should have been brought to the grand jury in the first place. politically i understand why it was. there would never be a jury convicting officer wilson in this case. with all the eyewitnesses corroborating his story.