was told we were not covered by obama care, that he then decided not to have the last test the doctor asked him to have. wow. joining us now for some real talk, monica crowley, on-line opinion editor for the washington times and fox news contributor. amazing that you have a member of congress with such a personal story in front of jonathan gruber. he must have felt about this tall yesterday, and rightfully so. yeah. notice that he didn t interject. he had no comment after that because what is there to say after that kind of a story? you know, gretchen, i remember when the democrats were ramming obama care down the throats of the american people without a single republican vote, without any kind of public buy-in. i remember that democrat after democrat from chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, the president, they all said the more you get to know this, the will get to like it. the opposite has been true, and, in fact, it was never popular. as the american people have come to have really dir
her presentation here, by just being blatantly honest. like, like painfully honest in some cases. talking about the use of racial slurs, talking about, being very open about his use of drugs. to me, as somebody watching, you constantly you know, i m a journalist. i m constantly looking at people to see where they may be holding back or may be lying. i didn t get that sense. her attorney sat right here with her, he didn t interject. she just said whatever was on her mind. and that to me leads me to believe that a person is credible. the second thing, though, is what it points to about credibility and what the juror said earlier this evening is about how that can be problematic for justice. there s five white woman, one of the lady who s hispanic, or we re not entirely sure, but certainly no african-american was on that panel. that has to come into play.
a difference? i think it could have made a difference, but i think she made very interesting points. the first point that she made in her presentation here, by just being blatantly honest. like, like painfully honest in some cases. talking about the use of racial slurs, talking about, being very open about his use of drugs. to me, as somebody watching, you constantly you know, i m a journalist. i m cob constantly looking at people to see where they may be holding back or may be lying. i didn t get that sense. her attorney sat right here with her, he didn t interject. she just said whatever was on her mind. and that to me leads me to believe that a person is credible. the second thing, though, is what it points to about credibility and what the juror said earlier this evening is about how that can be problematic for justice. there s five white woman, one of the lady who s hispanic, or we re not entirely sure, but certainly no african-american was on that panel. that has to come in
the first point that she made in her presentation here, by just being blatantly honest. like, like painfully honest in some cases. talking about the use of racial slurs, talking about, being very open about his use of drugs. to me, as somebody watching, you constantly you know, i m a journalist. i m cob constantly looking at people to see where they may be holding back or may be lying. i didn t get that sense. her attorney sat right here with her, he didn t interject. she just said whatever was on her mind. and that to me leads me to believe that a person is credible. the second thing, though, is what it points to about credibility and what the juror said earlier this evening is about how that can be problematic for justice. there s five white woman, one of the lady who s hispanic, or
correct? yes. not necessarily i did this because of this reason or i did this and sort of super imposing the conversation he s having with non-emergency onto your conversation? no, not at that time. he was basically saying a rendition of what was going on? correct. just so the jury is clear about how long was this conversation between george zimmerman and you during this car ride? the drive from the sanford police department to near the intersection and lake mary boulevard which would have been about 14 minutes, 15 minutes. during that time was other things being discussed like whatever shelly was doing with him? she didn t interject. during this conversation he s telling you he s trying to keep an eye on trayvon martin however he can. that was his intent to keep