
This morning, "Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien" is live at 7am Eastern. Today, Soledad talks with panelists TheBlaze.com contributor Will Cain, comedian John Fugelsang and "Washington Watch" host Roland Martin. Today's stories include:
* Waiting game in Trayvon Martin case
* Another GSA official placed on leave in spending controversy
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[UPDATED 8:20am ET] Sgt. Stein's attorney Gary Kreep says if Stein loses his hearing on Friday, plan is to file with 9th Circuit Court.
[UPDATED 8:19am ET] Sgt. Stein's attorney Gary Kreep says Stein can't be discharged for what he wrote.
[UPDATED 8:16am ET] Marine Sergeant Gary Stein, who faces a less than honorable discharge for criticizing President Obama on Facebook, says his comments were made on a closed forum and only 3 people saw them.
[UPDATED 7:56am ET] Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) says meditation is the #1 issue for education. Soledad suggests creating a meditation room at CNN.
[UPDATED 7:42am ET] Rep. Farenthold on GSA conference videos "There's a difference between having fun and mocking."
[UPDATED 7:39am ET] Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX), member of House Oversight Committee and Transportation & Infrastructure Committees, discusses GSA videos. Says their jobs is to be saving government money. If they're laughing about spending, there's something amiss.


Watching CNN's @Soledad_OBrien and wondering if Mark Nejame is on drugs... Zimmerman can't work. But, hello, #Trayvon can't BREATHE! Bias.
Didn't premeditation occur when they asked Zimmerman to not follow #Trayvon?? Talking Point....Premeditation on Zimmerman's part in the #TrayvonMartin killing: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-771078