testimony today and yesterday. and stressing in the court today about trayvon martin s mo mother during that interview, does that say she was either changing her statements to the police based on who on the family being present? well, she testified that she did. she testified that when she was talking to ben crump and the mom was there and when she was talking to mr. delirion and trayvon s mother next to her on the couch and tearing up and crying, she lighteninged up. you have to wonder why any law enforcement officer with 30 years experience would risk taking a statement from a witness in front of the deceased mother. you have to know that there will be some impact and as she testified today and yesterday. there was impact because she didn t say what she heard on the on the telephone. she actually went light. she sort of modified it herself, and we don t know to what extent
what is the fallout for the mid term elections. and our power play of the week. o mother s story of courage. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. the corruption trial of former illinois governor rod blagojevich finally ended this week. he was convicted on one count of making false statements to the fbi. but the jury could not reach a verdict on all the other charges. the governor joins us now from chicago for a sunday exclusive. governor, you were supposed to come here to washington today but instead you attended a convention in chicago called comiccon where you posed with superheros and charged $50 for an autograph and $80 for a photo. is there anything you won t do for a buck these days? well, i didn t really get any money for any of the photos i took because i took probably hundreds of them and couldn t bother to ask anybody for any
what is the fallout for the mid term elections. and our power play of the week. o mother s story of courage. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. the corruption trial of former illinois governor rod blagojevich finally ended this week. he was convicted on one count of making false statements to the fbi. but the jury could not reach a verdict on all the other charges. the governor joins us now from chicago for a sunday exclusive. governor, you were supposed to come here to washington today but instead you attended a convention in chicago called comiccon where you posed with superheros and charged $50 for an autograph and $80 for a photo. is there anything you won t do for a buck these days? well, i didn t really get any money for any of the photos i took because i took probably hundreds of them and couldn t bother to ask anybody for any