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And support their argument. so, weve seen nel using it, relying on it to try and suggest that the only reasonable deduction that the judge can draw from that is that he must be lying, but we see the defense relying on some inconsistencies, saying, well, hang on a second. on a fundamental level, weve kept our story the same. the fact that small details shift and change in your mind over time is natural and a by-product of the fear and terror that a person would feel in that situation. and ultimat...

System in their car, more than a dozen people are dead, and gm knew all along, and you the taxpayer financed the whole shebang. need more perspective. listen to the families. >> driving the car was a game of russian roulette with my safety and that of my friends. the federal government failed to take action and drivers like me were kept in the dark. >> it is clear gm is only concerned with the bottom line and not the safety of our loved ones. >> oursons, sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers, wive...

>> your book, you and marks book talk about the chris christies chapter the most compelling and probably the most impactful on 2016 the reasons mitt romney did not select him as vice president. >> right. because stuff in the background that did not have to do with this bridge i think is also problematic. im with chuck on this. and lawrence. i think the problem with this scandal, even if he emerges legally impact and able to hold on to the governorship examine worsened fears. >> if you look at th...

All in their health plans. the affordable care act mandates they do so. the lead plaintiff in the case is hobby lobby. they have 500 arts and crafts stores with 13,000 employees. the lawyers argue before the court this week, their religious rights are being infringed upon with something that is against their conscience. no one is surprised the republicans in the texas legislature were sincere in their desire to restrict abortion. what might be surprising is how long they have cared so much about...

At least a minimum of the case for him to answer to. and therefore they compelled the defense team to proceed with the case. but i expect what they have realized all along that the case really rises and falls in cross examination of pistorius himself. i mean, after all he was the only person there that night. >> absolutely, and how long might he be on the stand? >> it is very difficult to tell. we -- certainly, longer than a day. i would imagine the number of days of cross examination becomes ve...

Apparently very safe environment. and theyre going to try to paint him as trigger happy, impulsive and someone who was prone to jealousy with regard to reeva steenkamp interacting with other men. in order to essentially dissuade the judge that it is a realistic possibility that he could possibly have mistakenly believed she was an intruder. >> what, in your opinion, was the most surprising part of the trial so far as far as what the defense played out? -- excuse me, the prosecution. >> well, i d...

Was an intruder, he wouldnt check on his girlfriend. this is the picture that is being portrayed to the world. so, im not saying crime is not an issue, but just hard to believe that he wouldnt check on the girlfriend. but if you think americans are obsess would the trial, in south a africa a 24-hour ballistic, prosecution, defense, people who are talking about this and what were seeing, pamela, really, is human drama at its most compelling. so, remains to be seen. this week were going to see mor...

Would have figured out a way to do well enough in school to graduate high school and probably would have had a college career playing basketball. and instead, hes spending his life in jail. >> few people can imagine a child killing a parent, but the evidence at the scene and evidence missing from the scene clearly showed what happened. >> forensics played a big role in this, but not in the normal sense. the lack of it, in some ways, was kind of compelling. >> its something he probably just thoug...

Say she has a mental disorder. now without any new evidence the very same judge who kept justina in state custody for more than a year is allowing her to go back to the hospital that allegedly messed up her diagnosis. supporters of the pelletiers say they believe the pressure was just too much. listen. >> with their new compelling evidence, i think the -- what is new and compelling is the spotlight shining on this case and exposing many of the inconsistencies that have happened here and have rea...

Say she has a mental disorder. now without any new evidence the very same judge who kept justina in state custody for more than a year is allowing her to go back to the hospital that allegedly messed up her diagnosis. supporters of the pelletiers say they believe the pressure was just too much. listen. >> with their new compelling evidence, i think the -- what is new and compelling is the spotlight shining on this case and exposing many of the inconsistencies that have happened here and have rea...