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>> martha: she says already on day one, there is corroboration of evidence of bribery and abuse of power and a violation of the presidential oath. what do you say? >> we have evidence that proves that the president is innocent. its the transcript itself. read it. the president has done nothing wrong. have to say, this is a weird moment in politics because the speaker of the house, and elected democrat, while they continue to push communism and socialism on the american people, whether it be with...

That those who are living in russia who arent guilty of any crimes who are as she said abiding by our laws and our values will not be touched by any of this she wants to protect u.k. values and show that this is only going to affect those violating what do you k. stands for how significant of a rift is this in relations between the u.k. and russia i mean this is unprecedented we havent seen anything like this in over a decade when theyve been young who was killed we really cant underestimate wha...

To you but legally as a former prosecutor, not a prosecutor in this country will go back and prosecute her for perjury. >> jesse: not telling the truth to some other attorneys. go ahead, ned. >> first of all, jesse. no normal america is going to have top secret emails on their computer. she knowingly forwarded and knowingly backed up the emails on her personal computer. this was intentional. you look at what the -- how the clintons and cronies acted. for them there was a different set of rules. ...

To you but legally as a former prosecutor, not a prosecutor in this country will go back and prosecute her for perjury. >> jesse: not telling the truth to some other attorneys. go ahead, ned. >> first of all, jesse. no normal america is going to have top secret emails on their computer. she knowingly forwarded and knowingly backed up the emails on her personal computer. this was intentional. you look at what the -- how the clintons and cronies acted. for them there was a different set of rules. ...

>> they said that if youll get him to confess, well spare him the death penalty, otherwise hes getting the death penalty. i marched right up to the jail. asked to talk to randy. >> im pacing back and forth in this holding cell, he came up to me. he goes, i talked to the prosecutor. ive talked to jack eckerty. >> i said, you know, they come up with hair, fiber, any type of trace evidence, theyre going to get you and youre going to get the death penalty. so if you did it, you need to let me know n...

With investigators. >> they said that if youll get him to confess, well spare him the death penalty, otherwise hes getting the death penalty. i marched right up to the jail. asked to talk to randy. >> im pacing back and forth in this holding cell, he came up to me. he goes, i talked to the prosecutor. ive talked to jack eckerty. >> i said theyre going to come up with hair, fiber, any type of trace evidence, theyre going to get you and youre going to get the death penalty. so if you did it, you n...

And number three, a jury in east central illinois, theyre going to give him the death penalty. >> that night, rory steidl met with investigators. >> they said that if youll get him to confess, well spare him the death penalty, otherwise hes getting the death penalty. i marched right up to the jail. asked to talk to randy. >> im pacing back and forth in this holding cell, he came up to me. he goes, i talked to the prosecutor. ive talked to jack hafferty. >> i said theyre going to come up with hai...

>> that night, rory steidel met with investigators. >> they said if you will get him to confess, well spare him the death penalty. otherwise, hes getting the death penalty. i marched right up to the jail, asked to talk to randy. >> im pacing back and forth and he came up to me and said ive talked to the prosecutor and jack ekkerly -- >> i said if they come up with hair, fiber, any type of trace evidence, theyre going to get you and youre going to get the death penalty. so if you did it, you need...

It should serve more new yorkers than just the very few, many of whom dont even necessarily pay. >> and we got 55 units. >> 90,000 applications for those units. >> argued his client has been in full and stable remission for two decades and is clinically ready to live full-time outside of a mental hospital. so im all for rehabilitation, but we are talking a lot, liz, about what happens to people who arent guilty of crimes who get killed and somehow this seems to be in very, very stark contrast. t...

Protect the system best by reopening the case when you have new evidence. but there are many people who believe no, no. you protect the system against all assault, and this is an assault on the criminal justice system. >> barry, let me ask you this, a philosophical thing. a lot of people have problem with a lot of decisions juries make and they believe, for example, a lot of people believe o.j. simpson was guilty of the murders in the first case and you were involved in that case and they figure...