walked away, she left his home. cosby, quite the opposite, goes into explicit detail of sexually what he says that he did together, and that at all times andrea constand consented, except one time he says he tried to touch her, she said no, and he stopped. he backed away. con stand had said that bill cosby gave her three pills, blue pills. cosby says that also, saying it was benadryl. and most importantly, he says she was never dizzy, woozy, unable to stand or inable to consent. he also says in his deposition that he never knew andrea constand to be untruthful. poppy, john? jean casarez, thank you. and a reminder to join jean for the cnn special report the case against cosby, airing tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. all right, the president set to speak soon in the rose garden, this after the testimony from former fbi chief james
commonwealth s case in this criminal trial against bill cosby, and this has really come to a pinnacle point of credibility. the juror saw andrea constand. she took the stand, she testified. she was quiet. she was thoughtful. she was very authentic in her answers. cross examination brought out inconsistencies. now, bill cosby has said publicly in a radio interview that he will not be testifying, but the jury is now in the middle of actually hearing bill cosby s words. his police statement in 2005, verbatim, the jury heard it, and now they re on to his 2005 deposition in the civil case. andrea constand and bill cosby say much of the same things, of when they got together, of when she went to his home, of when they were alone together, of the fire that was burning, of the cognac that she was drinking. but then they diverge at a very important point. she says that whenever he made an advance, she stopped it, she