legal analyst danny cevallos. let s start with that case, the arbery case. tensions have been really high. this is a trial that s been watched around the nation, especially coming on the heels of the rittenhouse case. what do you expect from developments today? closing arguments, the defense is the underdog in that they have to make the case somehow that even after they got in their cars, their trucks, they chased ahmaud arbery. they had plenty of chances to turn off their pursuit. they still have to make the argument somehow to convince this jury they were acting in self-defense. it s a tough sell for the defense. look for the prosecution to hammer this home. all the opportunities these defendants had to change their mind and do something else, anything else. remind the viewers of the specific charges the men face. they face homicide murder charges. these are the most serious kinds of charges. and they are asserting
leaving the woman s hotel room a short time after she was killed. and police allegedly have a confession from him to the crime. now why are the reports he may be about to walk free without any trial? let many ask our panel. kimberly guilfoyle and jonna spilbor. how could that be? they have a signed confession. unbelievable. a signed confession and a plethora of dna and forensic evidence at the crime scene galore in that hotel room. he escaped and fled the scene, consciousness of guilt to go to chile. this case should have been filed immediately. and the investigators turned it over to the prosecutors for review to decide on the formal charges. the family of miss flores wants them to file straight up homicide murder charges while