0 enough -- firsts of all, racial profiling is not just, it's not legal. the new jersey state troopers got in trouble for profiling african-americans just because they had a particular identity of who was committing these crimes doesn't mean that all african-americans are guilty of robbing houses, but my legal mind says there's no evidence of racism. but i think what's going on in the black community is people are feeling that there's a heightened legal of fear of black men that's caused this. >> the media created this, if you'll remember, the media created white versus black. in all reality, zimmerman is hispanic and he's a white hispanic. >> a white hispanic and a self proclaimed hispanic. >> his mother is from peru. because this is something we can't do anymore, we can't say white versus black. because we're so much of a blended society. so media created this racial black man at the new jersey police department. >> after i have been brutally attacked here by the barrister. i believe that the evidence that was presented, i agree that there was -- the guy -- there was no evidence of racism. i agree with that. it wasn't brought in, it should have been. i agree with the jury's verdict. but that doesn't change the fact that what's going on in this country, that you suggest that people shouldn't react, black people shouldn't react? and then you take these few instances of violence in the demonstrations, when most of them were completely peaceful. >> bob and others who feel that -- he would have the same exacts rights of self-defense. that's what this case came down to legally in the state of florida, the prosecution has the burden to prove that george zimmerman was racist. what i found was that people are ignorant and are making statements about the case that didn't follow it didn't read the transcripts. >> 2 people who change america know the law and they have been told all of these arguments before. but if you go back to montgomery, people heard the same things, you have to look at the business, you have to look at the facts, the reality is this, this is not a legal question any longer, it's a justice question. we're not talking about the trial, we're talking about today. >> the jurors were -- >> we're not talking about the jurors. don't grin, stan. >> guys, one at a time. >> here's what people will try to do, status quo will change this subject. but the fact of the matter is, that americans are outraged and are going to do something about it. >> what does that mean? do what? >> change is coming, right now. we're going to change the fact that black young people are being -- >> what are you going to do? >> we're going to impact public policy. this has happened before. this is the 15th anniversary of the -- >> people are making the mistakes that know something about the facts. the protests here are not about that trayvon martin was killed. there's not a lot of protests going on. people are upset about the investigation. people are empanelled to -- what's wrong in this case. don't make george zimmerman a hero. i have heard people do that too, that's crazy. what needs to be done is those ridiculous laws in florida, the stand your ground laws need to be changed. but you can't put that on this case or this jury. >> there's a lot of conversations about the law in this case. the law is irrelevant to the race hustlers and political opportunists who have been plan fanning the flames of this case. what they have done is what the left has done for decades, which is that they need the division, they have divided us by race, class, gender, ethnic groups, age, they continue to do it because they need the divisions in order to divide and concur. it's not about bringing america together. it's about dividing us. >> we'll come back to our studio audience i promise in mere seconds. but first we're going to stop to remember the real reason we're here tonight, and we're going to talking about trayvon martin. the family attorney darrell parks will join me in the studio. and hundreds of rallies are expected tomorrow nationwide. that is still ahead. we're going to talk to someone who's attending and organize one of those rallies. of those rallies. i'm hannity. 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