Reach a verdict. And did declare a mistrial. Thanked the jury for their service and they were extraordinary. And emotional time in the courtroom, observers and producers cannot looked distressed when this was and would be clear. That doesnt mean he walks through. He will in fact try this case, bill cosby who turns 80 next month, presumably if the da follows up, and come back to this courthouse again for another trial. It was only 5 days, one week long, the deliberation took longer than that. And what they may have to do next time to make charges stick. The charges filed against bill cosby a mistrial has been declared, he wasnt found guilty on. Take a step back because the jury has gone back, asked the judge about a dozen questions and anything that stood out on so many questions, specifically if im not mistaken at one point they stopped the definition of reasonable doubt. You learn asking very specific questions. Reasonable doubt was one question. And which spoke to count 3 against bil
i m attorney gloria allred. the defense. let s go. one of the accusers of bill cosby i am attorney gloria allred. i represent 33 accusers to bill cosby, one of them is linda kirkpatrick who is with me today and making a statement. we have with us joel ellison. make a statement as well. this is my statement in reference to the mistrial. we never underestimate the blinding power.
we helped to overthrow the government of libya in 2011 and now targeting the government of syria. it s an interesting pattern when you think about it. in 2001, george w and the committed hawks he brought into our government with him including dick cheney talked of going after iraq, a big item on their agenda. it was the first item on their agenda and now looking back and what we re doing now, that s precisely what we re doing, going down the list. going from country to country, setting our sights on government after government, regime change after regime change. night after night, on worldwide television, this country of ours is out there taking sides with anyone who wants to bring down and islamic government. regime change in the islamic world has become our national pasttime. don t believe me? i recommend you stop, look and listen. next stop, iran. joining me is robin wright with the woodrow wilson center and david korn with mother jones. he is also a valued msnbc analyst.
we helped to overthrow the government of libya in 2011 and now targeting the government of syria. it s an interesting pattern when you think about it. in 2001, george w and the committed hawks he brought into our government with him including dick cheney talked of going after iraq, a big item on their agenda. it was the first item on their agenda and now looking back and what we re doing now, that s precisely what we re doing, going down the list. going from country to country, setting our sights on government after government, regime change after regime change. night after night, on worldwide television, this country of ours is out there taking sides with anyone who wants to bring down and islamic government. regime change in the islamic world has become our national pasttime. don t believe me? i recommend you stop, look and listen. next stop, iran. joining me is robin wright with the woodrow wilson center and david korn with mother jones. he is also a valued msnbc analyst.
0 shouldn t that be a relevant consideration or does the president decide when we go to war. almost 70% of the american public is skeptical about going in. we don t matter. it was interesting today that eric cantor put out a press release that said this is all of. this is terrible. he himself won t say what is to be done. they know what the polls are. they using this as a cudgel against the president. yesterday, ben rhoades, number two or three in the national security staff, i don t know what he is, has a conference call and announces we re going to an act of war against a government. while the president is doing lgbt events somewhere because he doesn t think it s important enough to do it himself. this is weird. we used to have debate over war. it s in the constitution. now we let some staff guy announce on a conference call we re committing an act of war. it is unusual, robin. politically, this is unusual. it may be unusual but remember, we re going in to a big meeting wit