joining me is jeffrey toobin and also mark geragos. were you surprised that she was on the stand again and will be there tomorrow. you were saying the defense should get her on there and get her off as quickly as possible. there may be a method to this madness. the more she is on there the more she resonates. i think it is a gender kind of a split. the longer she is up there the more she will turn off most males. i think there are women who can understand or at least appreciate what she is talking about. i actually would draw the opposite conclusion. i think it is possible that some jurors might have sympathy. women jurors are often very tough on women particularly in
i think there are women who can understand or at least appreciate what she is talking about. i actually would draw the opposite conclusion. i think it is possible that some jurors might have sympathy. women jurors are often very tough on women particularly in rape cases. i don t think it is necessarily men i agree. i think that s why they dressed her down and frumped her up. women are harder on women. there is a developing sense even in the beginning when she was on direct that women were starting to say i kind of understand that. you start to see that. her story is that she feared for her life and that is why she killed this guy. we haven t heard much about that fear. remember years ago with the murder out in california with the twinkie defense that people said was outrageous. it is the vehicle to get in the testimony so that the person gets some kind of empathy,
one of the women jurors said, we live here, it s in my face every day. i m sorry. she was dismissed. martha: we ll talk to you soon as all this moves forward. thanks. bill: good morning to you jenna, how are you doing. jenna: new developments out of colorado today, disturbing new details about the suspect in the movie theater murders and what was in his apartment. jon scott is back from the scene in aurora. he has reaction of the mainstream media to the shooting. we ll talk about that. ever thought about taken into your 401k early? one out of five of us is doing it. we ll tell you why it s not a good idea. is the u.s. doing more in syria than we might think? we ll have information on that coming up in the 12:00 hour. bill: we ll see you then thanksment today marks the first step toward implementing a
i think i said the stink eyes. you can t tell what a juror is thinking until you heard the verdict, but i don t think they proved the case, i think they had to show that he knew what the law was and meant to break it, and they didn t get there in my opinion, but i would say there are a couple of women jurors that have been putting the eye on you believe he is guilty of knowingly violating the law here? he consulted the the lawyers he consulted on the law were his old partner that does med-mal cases like what he used to do that has nothing to do with campaign finance. and the others who be asbestos cases in texas. so they didn t know anything
d.a. melinda on the case. i m skeptical the law was broken. how about the jury, stinky eyes. they don t like the lookses of john edward. i think i saw the stink eye. the stifrpg eye. yeah. you can t know what a jury thinks until the verdict. but they really today know that he knew what law was and meant to break it. they didn t get there in my opinion but i would say there are a couple of women jurors who have really been putting the eye on you believe he is guilty of knowingly violating the law here? well, he cop sulted the lawyers he consulted on the law were his old partner who does cases like he used to do, which has nothing to do with campaign finance. and fred barron and lisa blue,