i think when they re listening to george zimmerman, especially when they re watching him, they re really, really engaged. one juror today, i talked to her i talked about her before. her name s e-6, we refer to her as e-6. she s a woman who sits in the jury box. and she acts basically i couldn t really hear all the interviews. i couldn t hear all the recordings. what are we going to do about that? and judge nelson said you can take those into the deliberation room with you and listen to them then. so you have jurors that are really asking already for questions. yamic hechlt alcindor and faith jenkins, thanks for joining us tonight. thank you. thanks. coming up, the o reilly factor is in the rewrite again tonight because of the factor s coverage of the testimony of trayvon martin s friend, rachel jeantel, last week. and next, lady gaga s rewrite of the national anthem. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool,
they re going to get up and argue in summations he did that because he had nothing to hide, he only shot trayvon because that s what he had to do. and yamiche, as we go forward here, when you keep an eye on the jury, are there moments where you can tell they are more intensely engaged than others? i think when they re listening to george zimmerman, especially when they re watching him, they re really, really engaged. one juror today, i talked to her i talked about her before. her name s e-6, we refer to her as e-6. she s a woman who sits in the jury box. and she acts basically i couldn t really hear all the interviews. i couldn t hear all the recordings. what are we going to do about that? and judge nelson said you can take those into the deliberation room with you and listen to them then. so you have jurors that are really asking already for questions. yamic hechlt alcindor and faith jenkins, thanks for joining us tonight. thank you.