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joining me with the reaction, our sirius xm radio host, and alexis mcgill johnson. you had an adorable baby girl. >> yes, i did. >> sean: that's very, very awesome. all right. you -- you were just telling me, prior to this, there is another case, stand your ground. >> right. this is the trevor duly case in florida, who is a black man who shot a white man during a fight. he's been charged with manslaughter that. case is going on this week. the hipockcracy here is what you pointed out. as a state senator, it was a 39-0 vote with one obstain for stand your ground and representative wilson was one of them. we can replay the last few appearances. what have i said? this is using the tragedy of trayvon martin's shooting, not letting due process play out and using it for political gain. they are trying to coalesce the black vote. they need to do this and there is a lot more to-- >>> you think this is connect to the election? >> absolutely! >> sean: of president obama. >> sean: rozlin, barack and the naacp said, what do we want? justice. when do we want it now? how do we get