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>> thanks. >> shannon: of course, to give folks context, when she was dean of harvard law school, kagan elected to ban military recruiters from the office of career services on campus because of her objection to dont ask dont tell, which shes been very clear about. pete, is it that one issue or others that concern her you about her relationship with the military? >> thats the key issue. she took an effort to block military recruiters from the harvard law school, most prestigious law school in th...

Is that the case? >> well, whats-- in actuality bp, like a lot of the oil companies have actually shielded themselves from the actual great majority of the cleanup process and refer it over to what is called. oil spill response organizations and those oil spill response organizations make the decisions about what kind of technologies are being used and how theyre being used. obviously, this doesnt relate to the capping of the pipe, but in the cleanup process they really turn that over to third p...

They massed this law, that somehow people would come out in drones to take advantage of the situation. and i was there basically to give a face to the average person that goes to college and incurs this type of burden. its not so much that were looking to go to school to get rich and live wealthy off of student loans, because thats just not the reality. the reality is that we borrow the money to go to school and i only took the amount that i needed to go. and then now its just an impossible situ...

It run. >> do you feel most people come to your institute when youre in crisis mode. >> yeah they do. they have the pressure of trying to earn money, where should my business be heading. its much more difficult to reinvent yourself when youre in that mode as opposed to when youre thinking on an annual basis and put your mini reinventions in place. >> do you think of it more often than not as a big reinvention of your company or a series of small things. >> here is the thing, i think the myth of ...

>> in actuality, there have been a lot of hang-ups and a great point al sharpton made. >> absolutely. i think this whole week, this four-day event, was his way of trying to deal with some of that. of course i think this is an annual event that reverend sharpton feels its one of his responsibility tolles get this information out to the community. and so in doing that he brought together about 100 leaders from politics, civil rights, entertainment to discuss inequalities in everything from health ...

>> there was lots of evidence that we had to present to free him. we had to actually prove to the judges that he was innocent, not just not guilty but innocent. we showed that there was some testing that was done in 1991, some evidence that was obtained from his truck that was reported to be blood. in actuality, it was not human blood. there were some witnesses who were very questionable, snitch testimony that we had to call into question. and we had to basically relive that night with the judge...

Serving 6,149 days. christine, gregs lawyer is here. shes director of the north carolina center for actual innocence. what freed him, christine? >> there was lots of evidence that we had to present to free him. we had to actually prove to the judges that he was innocent, not just not guilty but innocent. we showed that there was some testing that was done in 1991, some evidence that was obtained from his truck that was reported to be blood. in actuality, it was not human blood. there were some w...

Because in the constitution, it just says the government cant force to you buy anything. thats the challenge. >> its an issue of civil liberties. but, bill, in order for this to work, everyone needs to buy into it. >> bill: you know the government is telling you what to buy and what not to buy. you are on real shaky constitutional ground. >> but we pay for that. >> bill: i understand what you are saying economically but the constitution is the constitution. the government cant tell you what kind...

Because in the constitution, it just says the government cant force to you buy anything. thats the challenge. >> its an issue of civil liberties. but, bill, in order for this to work, everyone needs to buy into it. >> bill: you know the government is telling you what to buy and what not to buy. you are on real shaky constitutional ground. >> but we pay for that. >> bill: i understand what you are saying economically but the constitution is the constitution. the government cant tell you what kind...

Insisted on it in all of her hotels and thats why you should come and stay at her hotel. sort of a familiar stick, i know. but it worked for her in the 19 eighties. until it didnt. turns out, despite being a billionaire, despite not only the image of immense wealth, but the actuality of it, leona and her husband had engaged in a number of chiselling text cheats, including, having a whole bunch of renovations done at a vacation home in connecticut her private home it was renovations on that home ...