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I think this whole ensociety is close to insane. you want to suggest to me that the attorney general has a private meeting with former president clinton on an that paper this phoenix for, i think, 45 minutes and the current sitting president, barack obama, doesnt know about it? excuse me, just take the press coverage. do you think he woke up in the morning and looked at the "new york times" and looked at "the washington post" and didnt call over and say gee, loretta, what were you doing having a...

>> i was able to eliminate tom walker. i was able to eliminate john kenlein. >> reporter: so one name they hadnt quite been able to cross off their list seemed more and more important. >> clay starbuck was never eliminated as the suspect. >> reporter: clay starbuck, the ex-husband, and by now they had something else to consider -- a slew of unflattering tidbits from chanins family. >> he was constantly trying to belittle her and make her feel like she was inanimate. >> i always thought he was a ...

>> barbara was offered two more years of house arrest and eight years of probation. she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder. meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred, something shed always denied. >> youve got to remember i had the option to go to trial and take it. its just taking a chance for 12 to 14 -- >> other jurors who would hear a story about a control freak who very cleverly manipulated men to it ...

Thats the core issue, right? so the reality is that you have to be very sensitive to that. and to the extent that youre not sensitive to that and youre making yourself the victim, you have people, if you saw the r. kelly documentary, not crediting everything everyone said. hes presumed innocent until proven guilty. but they had real concerns, and they had very emotional concerns, and it was hard to disconnect from them when they stated their piece in terms of who he was. so if youre going to go ...

Hannity. let me play you a little part of that. >> i can tell you personally he said to me, at least a dozen times, that he made the decision on the payments and he didnt tell you. >> yeah. >> told me personally. >> he did. and he made the decision. and remember this, hes an attorney. whatever decision he makes, hes supposed to rely on an attorney to make a decision. >> natasha, is whats going on here, hes relying on the my lawyer made me do it defense. >> you know how sean hannity knows that is...

Trump specifically targets individuals its usually because hes worried about something, its not because hes coming from a position of strength, hes attacking adam schiff by name, hes worried about adam schiff. when he uses a term like presidential harassment that everybody else would call the rule of law or justice or checks and balances or whatever you want to call it, its because hes worried and he has reason to be worried. thats why it came up in the state of the union. i think the own lie ot...

Years of house arrest and eight years of probation she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred, something shed always denied. >> youve got to remember i had the option to go to trial and take it. its just taking a chance for 12 to 14 -- >> other jurors who would hear a story about a control freak who very cleverly manipulated men to it get them to do this awful thing. >...

And while i may have believed that barbara was a full participant in this, what i can prove is totally different. >> so you made an offer? >> we made an offer. >> barbara britton was offered two more years of house arrest and eight years of probation. she would avoid trial but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder, meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred. something she had always denied. >> youve got to remember, hi the option to...

Was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayeds killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and thats where the investigation began to lead us. thats where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearl...

Years of house arrest and eight years of probation. she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder. meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred, something shed always denied. >> youve got to remember i had the option to go to trial and take it. its just taking a chance for 12 to 14 -- >> other jurors who would hear a story about a control freak who very cleverly manipulated men to it get them to do this awful thing....