for us? of course not. i have no idea what cnbc would do. i can t imagine they would surrender control of their editorial process to somebody else. the cause of that disaster of a debate that cnbc did, i do not know, and i cannot tell you. and i don t know what arrangement they had. but now we are going back. we are going to the natural place. we are going to the place where in previous cycles we have been where everybody has been, which is we put on debates. we invite candidates to attend. they will either attend or they will not attend, and we will be part of an iterative, collaborative not collaborative but certainly open process with these campaigns talking about what kind of debate we re going to have, and then we come to a conclusion and have a great debate, everybody watches and we hip pick a president. okay. all right. i m going to look forward to that. now, let s get on to you make it sound spectacular, and i though it will be. let s go now to the power index that you
that could happen. on road games his numbers are comparable. so he wasn t able to control the psi away from home. and he still is one of the great quarterbacks of all time. and the one thing we know super bowl xlix in arizona, there is no way those footballs were below 12.5 psi and he had a great game. brought the team back from ten points down and won it. so again, it will be in the eye of the be democraticholder. at some level the nfl has to like the fact that people are talking about the nfl. even when it s not about something good, we re talking about the nfl. we ll see, first four games though. mike florio great to talk with you. let s get on to other news arabia s foreign minister is dismissing the reports that it was a snub to the white house. the white house has said someone would meet with obama with for one-on-one talks to reassure gulf states about a possible nuclear deal with iran until the king abruptly withdrew.
those were the words in that defendant s head just moments before he pressed that pistol into trayvon martin s chest and pulled the trigger. and here is how the defense began today. knock knock. who s there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good. you re on the jury. nothing? that s funny. after what you folks have been through the last two or three weeks. let s get on to, however, the serious business of why we re here. joy reid, george zimmerman and any defendant in america deserves better than a knock-knock joke to begin his opening statement. yeah. i was really shocked.
who he didn t know. [ bleep ] punks. these [ bleep ]. they always get away. those were the words in that defendant s head just moments before he pressed that pistol into trayvon martin s chest and pulled the trigger. and here is how the defense began today. knock knock. who s there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good. you re on the jury. nothing? that s funny. after what you folks have been through the last two or three wee weeks. let s get on to, however, the serious business of why we re
for george zimmerman went second. initial part of his statement was objected to by the prosecution as it pertained to west s personal family. he then went on to tell this joke. knock-knock. who s there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good. you re on the jury. nothing? that s funny. after what you folks have been through the last two or three weeks? let s get on to, however, this serious business of why we re here. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom. lisa, thank you for being here. hi. that opening, huge contrast between the prosecution, which came in blazing, f-bombs from the start, very dramatic. the presentation was almost cinematic the way they kind of broke down what happened in those minutes between trayvon