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>> well, i dont know. >> do you think that makes a difference now that we know he is mentally retarded? >> no, not at all. >> in this case, this is just a constellation of problems. >> even though the judges seem to be raising some serious questions, i came out of the argument feeling negative about our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart s...

>> not one photograph was taken where the hairs were supposed to be. does that make sense to you? >> well, i dont know. >> do you think that makes a difference now that we know he is mentally retarded? >> no, not at all. >> in this case, this is just a constellation of problems. >> even though the judges seem to be raising some serious questions, i came out of the argument feeling negative about our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hea...

Much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the sta...

Much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the sta...

>> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the state was reluctant to retry the case, knowing...

Argument feeling negative about our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, ...

Argument feeling negative about our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, ...

Much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the sta...

months. >> its another hammer blow to the struggling middle class families in america. >> what the numbers say about business with bet founder bob johnson and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. im candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." first today, mitt romney. gloria borger caught up with the nominee yesterday in indiana and he hit back on president obamas proposal to raise tax rates for people making over $250,000 a year. >> i think it would be an enormous mistake ...

business with b.e.t. founder bob johnson and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. im candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." first today, mitt romney. cnns gloria borger caught up with the republican presidential nominee yesterday in indiana, and he hit back on president obamas proposal to raise tax rates for people making over $250,000 a year. >> i think it would be an enormous mistake for us to raise taxes on anyone right now with the economy and the trouble its in. i...