any part of their discussion, what do you make of that? >> i don't know how to reconcile it. i certainly believed that in observing the trial, kate, that race wasn't an element of the crime but of the elephant in the room. profiling is criminal, not necessarilily racial. in retrospect when i listened to juror b37 and listened to the feedback of people that observed the trial it seems that people with their own perceptions of race perhaps put that lens on when they were viewing the testimony and that makes race a very big part of it. >> would that have changed the legal analysis if juror b37 who said yes that was part of our deliberation. how would that have changed the legal analysis? >> for me it wouldn't have, i was looking at the evidence as a former prosecutor, looking at it neutrally. >> sunny hostin a lot more to talk about. >> absolutely. >> the trial ends and people are