Well, my intended question was that he talked with--Mr. Fuhrman in the course of these tapes talked about cover-ups, Men Against Women or how women reacted. He opened the door, your Honor. He talked about cover-ups and he tried to limit it to Miss Clark or Miss Lewis asking the question. There are many other cover-ups that took place and we have a right to bring that up. I didn't bring that up. You limited us and I didn't do it. I sat down.
I didn't bring that up. She unloaded on me, okay, and mentioned the word cover-up and I went back to it to clarify the fact that what she was talking about was I asked about recognition by the LAPD, that they recognized that female officers don't perform well in the field and that--and that--and that in Fuhrman's view the department covered that problem up. She unloaded that on me. That wasn't in direct response to a question. She unloaded that on me in front of the jury. She is their witness. It is obvious she is biased for the Defense. What am I to do? We have this highly inflammatory and volatile issue here in front of the jury. I'm trying to do my cross. She unloaded me. I tried to repair some of the damage. I did not go into the issue of cover-ups.
Your Honor, I resent that tone. I'm a man just like you are, your Honor. I resent that tone, your Honor. I resent that tone, your Honor.
I'm a man just like you are, your Honor. I resent that tone, your Honor. I resent that tone, your Honor.
She unloaded that on me in front of the jury. She is their witness. It is obvious she is biased for the Defense. What am I to do?
He opened the door, your Honor. He talked about cover-ups and he tried to limit it to Miss Clark or Miss Lewis asking the question. There are many other cover-ups that took place and we have a right to bring that up.