rebuttal. we have faith jenkins and mark nejame. the defense started with this knock-knock joke. it fell flat. now he says this is all about self-defense. was he convincing? very good but i think the defense should have focused on a couple of key points. one of them is manslaughter. they focused a lot on second-degree murder and that s important but thaifr got to focus, he needed to focus on manslaughter because that s going to be the probability that the jury comes back with anything. i think that needed to be hammered a little bit more. i also think that a little bit of passion on some of the key points that he wanted to make. he was very folksy. i thought it was excellent with the pictures of the witnesses because it allowed people to be talked about who the jurors
at the last minute and go to a non-category one lesser included offense of third degree murder. that was silly and they wasted a lot of time and my friend don west nearly had a heart attack over there, but the judge did the right thing and it s over. let s listen to don west exploding over that particular moment. oh, my god, just when you thought this case couldn t get any more bizarre. the state is thinking third degree murder based on child abuse? is the court going to give this any serious contention or consideration? because if so, we have a lot of talking to do. i mean, it s pretty rich of him to talk about a bizarre state of affairs given he was the one that opened the proceedings with a knock knock joke. well, i m sure he ll live that down for a very long time. this case as far as don is concerned is going to be about that joke forever. but the bottom line is it was
categories two and three and what the state was trying to do today was, indeed, pretty bizarre to come in at the last minute and go to a non-category one lesser included offense of third degree murder. that was silly, and they wasted a lot of time and my friend don west nearly had a heart attack over there, but the judge did the right thing and it s over. let s listen to don west exploding over that particular moment. we got a clip of that. oh my god. just when i thought this case couldn t get any more bizarre, the state is seeking third degree murder based on child abuse? is the court going to give this any serious contention or consideration? because if so, we have a lot of talking to do. it s pretty rich of him to talk about a bizarre state of affairs, given he opened the proceedings with a knock knock joke. well, i m sure he ll live
referee of the empire. ted has seen some, diana has seen a lot of it, i trust you guys judgment. i love this guy, west. i didn t come out of blocks real hot on him, because he came out andly to a knock knock joke, which really troubled me. is he a cool cat. doesn t raise his voice, not disrespectful. too bad for the judge. this guy s job is to zealously represent his client in the bounds of the law. if an ethical violation is the goal line, your heels should be on it the entire trial. and she ought to even if the lawyers are annoyed, she ought to, since the defendant s life is on the line, life in prison, they need to make a record when they object, they ought to be a record. look, i don t have any problem of anybody making a record, but you have to give respect and you have to get respect, and you have to respect the court. hold on, greta, there were times
ted has seen some, diana has seen a lot of it, i trust you guys judgment. i love this guy, west. i didn t come out of blocks real hot on him, because he came out andly to a knock knock joke, which really troubled me. is he a cool cat. doesn t raise his voice, not disrespectful. too bad for the judge. this guy s job is to zealously represent his client in the bounds of the law. if an ethical violation is the goal line, your heels should be on it the entire trial. and she ought to even if the lawyers are annoyed, she ought to, since the defendant s life is on the line, life in prison, they need to make a record when they object, they ought to be a record. look, i don t have any problem of anybody making a record, but you have to give respect and you have to get respect, and you have to respect the court. hold on, greta, there were times