And he knows what tests have been done, say, in march 2023, when he fell and had that concussion. and both would be relevant to determining what happened here. of course. and i should note, we actually haven t heard from senator mcconnell s office about whether or not he is met with a doctor tonight. but when he came back, he said that he felt light headed, that he had just stepped away from a moment. he did come back to that question and answer answer session, which is office noted, he did take questions, not just from manu raju, but from other reporters on other subjects. given the fact that he was able to come back and take those questions, what do you read into that? without being someone who has treated him? well, that whatever it was, it was transitory. and it doesn t appear, although, again, without data, it is hard to say. it doesn t appear to have left a permanent problem. but you need the studies before the history, and you need to conduct additional tests to be totally s
Bipartisan cooperation and a string of mcconnell was silent for 19 seconds before his colleague senator john barrasso a physician escorted him away. mcconnell returned to finish the press conference saying he felt light headed. let s bring in ali vitale now. what do we know about how mcconnell is doing? reporter: it was a scary moment and we were parsing through this in real time as we were trying to digest what happened. mcconnell told us he felt light headed. he went to his office and came back and was able to do a round of question and answer with reporters. during that exchange he said he was fine. he reiterated that in the halls
We ll get any kind of an answer to this is whether or not he saw a doctor and what exactly happened yesterday. again, the explanation we were given in real time after that incident is that he felt light headed. you see there too, as he was standing at the podium, he was gripping on to it, you watch his colleagues come to his aid and ask are you okay, do you want to keep talking to the press? it is important to note he came back and he does seem to be fine. ali vitali on capitol hill. thank you very much. up next, we ll break down the latest gdp report coming a day after the fed s decision to raise interest rates to the highest level in more than 20 years. we ll speak with congressman ro khanna about that. plus, the hearing about ufos on capitol hill. some pretty amazing discussions going on there. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. diaz-balart reports on msnbc.
could it have happened this way? yes. reporter: a key question for the jurors who was screaming on that 911 call moments before the fatal shot? witnesses on both sides said they could identify the voice. my son, george. i felt that inside of my heart, i said that is george. that s my son george. that s georgie. trayvon benjamin martin. my brother. my son. reporter: other questions the jury may end up debating who threw the first punch, how serious were zimmerman s injuries. even if you don t do enough to injure the brain significantly, you re going to have some stunning effect. he said that he felt light headed, had had a headache. he did complain of trauma to his head meaning he had had the lacerations. i apologize. other than that. and, again, the story that he told me of his head being struck against the ground. how would you characterize or classify the contusions, the severity of the contusions or abrasions to his face?