Reporter sunday, president obama weighed in writing i know this case has eliciteded strong passions. And in the wake of the verdict, i know those passions may be running even higher, but we are a nation of laws and a jury has spoken. This afternoon, attorney general eric holder promised to keep looking into martins killing. The Justice Department shares your concerns. I share your concerns. Reporter tonight, George Zimmerman is said to be in hiding, according to attorney mark omara. Meantime you can as for Trayvon Martins parents, other than a tweet or two since the verdict, they have been largely out of public view. Brian . Ron mott in sanford, florida, starting us off tonight. More now on this notion of federal charges potentially against George Zimmerman. And in light of the trial just concluded, what those charges could be. Our justice correspondent, pete williams, here with us in our d. C. Newsroom with more on this presumably, we are talking about something in the category of a h
for ambition to get a title. if you jump on this train, because most people didn t want to be on it, this was the easiest way to get there. absolutely. absolutely. it s a fast ride to heaven. no question about that, in political terms. but i just disagree with this notion that these people people who go into work for donald trump are pulled in and therefore lose their sense of responsibility. right. and you know, i just don t think that s true. you know, even in the nixon days, there were people who were inside who were fighting for the old traditional standards of integrity, people like leonard garman and others. and you know, you have to make a separation. if you re working in a white house, your obligation is to the country and to the people of the country. it is not to your president. that s what you take your oath. and to let these people just sort of apologize and say, i got succeed into it, sorry, that doesn t work. hey, this is chris christie on his tour now. his new
was the easiest way to get there. absolutely. absolutely. it s a fast ride to heaven. no question about that, in political terms. but i just disagree with this notion that these people people who go into work for donald trump are pulled in and therefore lose their sense of responsibility. right. and you know, i just don t think that s true. you know, even in the nixon days, there were people who were inside who were fighting for the old traditional standards of integrity, people like leonard garman and others. and you know, you have to make a separation. if you re working in a white house, your obligation is to the country and to the people of the country. it is not to your president. that s what you take your oath. and to let these people just sort of apologize and say, i got succeed into it, sorry, that doesn t work. hey, this is chris christie on his tour now. his new book is called, let me finish. he says he was fired because of jared kushner. watch this. he s the one
but these things could be awfully ponderous things. if you had to listen to one, you might fall asleep several times. it would be good if you were trying to sleep at night, trying to read it. and so, nixon decided to have the best of both worlds. he started this practice of having two versions, a spoken version and a written version. they would the spoken version would be covered by stuff in the written version. the written version would be much more spelled out in detail. and it would be sort of a significant a sophisticated analysis of why the things he was asking for in the spoken message should be done. it worked well. he would take two written copies, hand one to the speaker of the house, one to the president of the senate. then he would deliver the address. it was i think a very helpful innovation. lee, i worked on one earlier. i was going to mention this but 20,000 words? it s a little overdone. i worked on one myself, one of the speeches delivered by the preside