extreme hub us are in what they were doing was that you didn t have to uncover it. right. they said it. explicit. we consider people of color, black people, indian people, we consider them inferior and that s why we treat them this way. in america, over time, we know the history, but over time, politicians realized that wasn t suitable. that wasn t acceptable in public. they learned how to code the language. they learned how to change it. people didn t hear the word hispanic or black. but they felt it. that is more powerful. instead of fighting racism, we have to profit exists. and also makes people who are racist feel better, right? i would say some of them don t feel they re racist. i think that s true. i didn t think about race. right. marjorie taylor green said that martin luther king were he alive today would be an america first republican.
post, the word missing means a lot of different things. the midterm elections are less than three weeks away. are we destined to send out more dna kits for dead children or can republicans be held accountable on gun safety? joining us now is david hall, gun safety advocate, former parkland student and mash for our lives. thank you for joining me tonight. thank you for having me on, alex. when i heard about the state of texas sending dna kits to parents, i the profound dispair that i felt and the horror that this could be their response to something like uvalde, i wonder, i mean, does it feel like to some degree officials are waving the white flag and saying we can expect that children will be put in harm s way and may or may not get executed in the classrooms? or do you think is hope here in terms of getting republicans onboard for gun safety?
b-29, hispanic or black. that was the description provided by observation. observation meaning people in the court. we ve learned about their background. some of them are mothers. one lives in a home where there is a gun. these things obviously come into play when you look at the jury, their backgrounds, and what might have hit a note with them, quite honestly. the prosecution or the defense. we re going to go back to sanford, in the meantime, where kerry sanders is standing by. you ve been doing incredible work including getting some of the first reaction from the martin family as well as the defense and prosecution there. reporter: well, the reaction after the final presentation, which was the rebuttal close by john guy from the state, i spoke to tracy martin, who is trayvon martin s father. i walked out with him. i just asked him, you know, how do you feel, how do you believe the state has done here? he said they did good, they meaning the prosecutors. he hit that refrain twice.
in 23 minutes when the market opens. one thing to remember here is that you ve got the stock market has been up a lot this year. the s&p, the dow, the nasdaq, all of them up double digits. if you look at your 401(k), carol, it s going it be positive. even after these two bad days and there s this feeling that people are starting to take money off the table and had a very good year and they re concerned what the fed is going to do when they stop supporting the economy probably some time into next year. you ll see this gut check where people are taking money off the table. christine romans reporting live from new york city, thank you. six women, six women, just women would decide the fate of george zimmerman and remember race could be a key factor to this case. five of thez women jurors are white. one is described as hispanic or black. opening statements now set for monday. also, today the judge will rule on a controversial voice analysis of the screams heard on this 911 call.
that female jurors are said to have more sympathy for the victim. the question is, who s the victim here? i don t think the female aspect of the jury is all that significant. the other significant part of this, and i think twitter blew up once it was revealed, the backgrounds of these jurors. hispanic or black, that s b-29. you have a white, married juror been white alternate, white married. the list goes on here. the bottom line, majority white with a hispanic or black juror b-29. again, i heard an analyst yesterday say, you know, listen, if this were more blacks on here, they were more apt to be sympathetic to a black victim as if, you know, people are incapable of understanding any other group other than their own. i ll pose that to you. if you were the attorney here and you are representing the state and you see the makeup of this, are you concerned because the alleged victim here in