influence by the victim to say that she wants to bring a case against a celebrity. the jury did not believe that. you mentioned the read back testimony. always compelling. you look to see what are they asking for read back? where might they be on this case? i think that it was somebody was more so a holdout, one or two, that wanted to hear the testimony to make sure to go for a conviction in the case. that s what you do. say, wait a second. this testimony didn t seem that credible. are you sure? take another listen. this is what you recollect. do you have something different in your notes? they get that back. that s usually when they re very close to a verdict. that has been my experience trying cases, especially in this area. they are amongst the toughest cases and you have the bravest victims, women that come forward to say that they have been sexually assaulted. can you imagine being in a courtroom, sitting on the stand and having to talk about these most intimate details and the sh
go ahead. i can t let that go by. bob is the best of the best so i won t let you go with that one. maybe he is. maybe i shouldn t have taken that shot. make a long story short. do you think he knew the balls were deflated? well i don t think he did because if he said in his press conference that he didn t have anything to do with it and he didn t order or ask anybody to do it and that he plays by the rules, then i guess you know, look there s a lot of testimony that tom had given to the ted wells and the investigators and very much of it according to the agent is not included in this report. and don spoke on that extensively, tom brady s agent and he is wondering why all of that testimony didn t make it to the final report. all right, jim. we ll leave it right there. i didn t mean to put you on the spot. my best to bob, as well. when you have a cocktail with him later. joining me now with reaction is sport ss one nfl correspondent peter schrager and eric coleman,
i can t let that go by. bob is the best of the best so i won t let you go with that one. maybe he is. maybe i shouldn t have taken that shot. make a long story short. do you think he knew the balls were deflated? well i don t think he did because if he said in his press conference that he didn t have anything to do with it and he didn t order or ask anybody to do it and that he plays by the rules, then i guess you know, look there s a lot of testimony that tom had given to the ted wells and the investigators and very much of it according to the agent is not included in this report. and don spoke on that extensively, tom brady s agent and he is wondering why all of that testimony didn t make it to the final report. all right, jim. we ll leave it right there. i didn t mean to put you on the spot. my best to bob, as well. when you have a cocktail with him later. joining me now with reaction is sport ss one nfl correspondent peter schrager and eric coleman, former player.
and i said don t worry, andrea, you will be fine. patted her on the knee, and then came back and heard the rumbles in the courtroom about the testimony. and the law and order testimony. the sentencing phase was barely over before questions a rose about the part of dietz s testimony. word was spreading that the testimony didn t exist. suddenly, the defense had new hope. we were in the office looking at scripts, coming up with titles and a show that existed, and a woman that drowned the kids, and could find any. never did find this. susan o malley, one of the reporters, had written episodes, she put them in touch with the show s reporter, dick wolf. and he said i can guarantee
conference, and this will show you how important the latino vote will be in november. the polls show that president obama has a huge lead over mitt romney, and 66% to 24%. but here in florida the president is tight with his lead over romney where he trailed by 12 points. in romney s speech today and i want to bring in the panelists here, jim acosta who is inside, and we will go to him later, and juan carlos and also the executive president of naleo, and i want to start off with u you, juan carlos, first of all, anything surprising with the this speech? a lot of build-up and people want to bring something back home to the constituents. the tone. the tone on immigration, an is a different and different message. he recognizes the importance of latinos in the community, and what they provide to the economy and the businesses they create and the importance of the latino family and he says i do not want to separate the families and i want the u.s. citizens and residents to have t