academy has gone into the toughest crime district in the city. we featured it last week jie. and we mentor to those young people and we are physically there. that is a movement spreading from coast to coast. we have supported gun control legislation and the interview in harlem i am one of the founders of harlem week and it was sponsored by black people about the same issues. we may disagree then why wasn t it mentioned at the big rally? isn t it a seminole civil rights issue? stop and frisk? black on black violence. black on black crime is part of the social responsibility which reverend sharpton did mention. and in vague as part of the social contest you mentioned black on black we are dealing with it in our community and we have been dealing with it in our community. back to robert zimmerman. obviously you are not black and you don t come from that community. you have, however, experienced as you said the civil rights machinery. don t you think though ma
social problems that alcohol does and it shouldn t be a crime for adults to use it. you knew it would cause all kinds of all hell would break out when people realized what they were seeing. even though i believe don t get me wrong. i believe across the i d logical spectrum i would like to say i don t know anyone who hasn t tried pot. on the other hand it does have a conservative atmosphere of the people who dig nascar who tend to be from the great heartland. you knew it was going to be a bomb exploding in the social consciousness. you were pretty clever in your placement, weren t you? well, honestly i think nascar fans like anyone else in the country, they are smart and they can understand the facts when they see them, and they see that marijuana is safer than alcohol. we saw a lot of interviews with fans asking about the ad. of course they agree. 53% of americans think marijuana should be legal. it should be considered weirder or crazier if someone
stop and frisk is still necessary to keep even more guns off the street. geraldo? the grieving mothers should be getting more attention than they are. coming up, ladies and gentlemen, we will strip away the headlines to see if there is any substance in the new charges that there was a plot to kill princess diana. we will also find out who is behind the ad promoting marijuana during a nascar event. and there were a lot of trayvon martin posters at today s big washington rally. up next, a terrific panel that includes george zimmerman s brother. it debates what role if any race should play the way media reports on crime. we ll be right back. [ male announcer] surprise you re having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises?
apprehending him from the onset. it took 44 days of public pressure to make that happen. i accept the jury s verdict, but the fact of the matter is there was an injustice. with the lane situation, it is a horrific crime and a terrible sadness for that family and for that community. but the perpetrators have been apprehended. the system is working. they are not comparable cases in any shape what about the racial aspect. put aside the fact the prosecutor and the local cops felt because of stand your ground and because of the way the self-defense statute out is written in florida that they had no chance of conviction. i can say with confidence months before the verdict he would never be found guilty. was the black community supposed to be sigh lept when an unarmed black youth was killed was this community supposed to be silent? no every community everywhere in this planet protects its young. do you feel in the christopher lane case in oklahoma city where you had two two two of t
focusing on race when it fits their split split political agenda? i m sure martin does. it was labeled the civil rights case of the century. he is one of the few conservatives of the civil rights pioneers. reverend degraff is a fox news contributor. robert zimmerman, welcome. all of you, welcome. robert, you are on the wrong ends of the civil rights case of the century, the racial aspect of it was drummed up by the media and now many conservatives are playing tit for tat and they are talking about the black on white crime. how did it affect your family, robert? good to be with you all, gentlemen, and thanks for having me, geraldo. i think what is particularly disturbing and when you compare these situations with what happened in george s case with what is happening today when people are pointing out