george zimmerman? very well. would you consider him a best friend? best friend i ve ever had. part of the language [ bleep ] punks that is ill in spite? it is. casey anthony, the man in court with her joins me and divides america, issues of race, class, not trayvon martin, o.j. s simpson was acquitted. have we not learned anything. star jones who said you ll never get a perfect witness in any case, especially this one. i want to begin with day seven of the trial america is talking about and debating. mart mart martin is live. what is your overview of how today went? reporter: well exactly right.
no. any bruising injury? no. any laceration injuries? no. reporter: now the medical examiner actually spent a lot of time not talking about the victim in this particular case but the injuries to the defendant, that s george zimmerman. she said the injuries she saw, she never actually physical saw him, looking at photographs, d medical records, she said they looked insignificant and she really didn t believe his head was slammed onto the concrete as badly as zimmerman had said, which a was a key point for the defense. the other witness mark who was zimmerman s best friend. he wrote a book, the fact he claimed george zimmerman told him that trayvon had actually grabbed the gun. reporter: yeah, right, and we should point out it was him who encouraged zimmerman to buy that gun in the first place but you re right, in his testimony on the stand today he says
case. how do you see it playing out? i mean, obviously, florida has a particular set of laws, which are pretty supportive of what george zimmerman did. if you believe his version of events. well, how do i see it playing out? yeah. well, i think that i think this is a case for the defense to lose. i think the prosecution has an up-hill battle. i m not sure i could have filed this case had i been the prosecutor, whether there was political pressure to do so or not. we do have laws. we do have rules. and the right to self-defense is a law that kpils existed in thi country since the begin sglg we only have zimmerman s word for it true. that he was acting in self-defense. that s the problem. we only have zimmerman s word we can t hear from trayvon martin and him getting out of the vehicle, ignoring advice he s been given on the phone by the police to not follow him,
trying to refute flordia. the state is trying to refute a case that they cannot even prove. that is what is going on no, no, no, actually, no, that s not that s actually not is what is happening. the state is making a defense and the really they are making a case? let me finish let me let me finish the thought before you disagree. the fact of the matter is that george zimmerman got out of his car against police orders. not that s not a crime. excuse me, that is not a crime. that you re that s a factor the factor i m schismly responding no, no, no. you want to talk about the law or morals? okay, let me jump in. let me jump in. let me jump in. your argument let me ask you this, jane, let me ask you this jane. you mentioned you had children. if this had been one of your kids a bit older killed in these
said to say, convict him of anything but that s not the end of the case. she s only one witness and a lot of things she said no matter how arrogant she was, the fact of the matter is many of the things she said or seemed to be born out by the timeline of the events that happened. so, you know, the jury will have to wrestle with that. they are entitled to judge the credibility of a witness and give it whatever weight they want to. they can believe a witness in part or not at all, or everything they say and the judge will instruct them about that. so i m sure they would like to have had a better witness, but that s what they got. they didn t have the nuns. attorney, final question about your client, casey anthony, how is she doing these days? she s been through a tough time. we ve discussed that several times on the show before. well, of course, casey is still having to live in