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>> yes, sir. >> what convinced you of that? >> to me it was unnecessary. >> you didnt think michael dunn had to kill jordan davis? >> i dont believe so. >> i really think hes guilty of murder, but not guilty as charged. >> first degree, you dont think hes guilty of first degree? >> i think he was guilty of second degree. i was honestly convinced that he was in self-defense until he chased the car down and starting shooting more. thats where my decision making process comes. well, even if initial...

Wanting to shoot everybody. i think that he made bad decisions. >> you still think hes guilty of murder, though. >> yes. i really think hes guilty of murder, but not guilty as charged. >> first degree. you dont think hes guilty of first degree? >> i think hes guilty of second degree. i was convinced. i was honestly convinced that he was in self-defense until he chased the car down and started shooting it more. thats where my decision-making process comes, well, even if initially you didnt have a...

Remember, it hasnt been enacted yet, and do you think it may never be? >> well see. the commissioner who was on greta van susteren last night brought this to light with a "wall street journal" column and doing media appearances. maybe this will put pressure and fcc chair said he is going to amend some of the study. it hasnt happened yet. it is just a field study that is supposed to happen this spring in south carolina. of course its voluntary although the fcc is a regulator so how voluntary coul...

The united states. im willing to die trying because i have children who need me. its not fair for me to not be a parent. thats a reality that far supersedes laws and drones and elect trified fences. >> i want to ask you a question about the mexican president and the mexican government getting involved in the issue of the keystone pipeline. thats interesting to me. as someone who has covered the white house in great detail, what is jamming the president? what effect does that have on the administ...

Diplomatic appoint manies. jenna: what do you think really characterizes lincolns foreign policy and who do you think embodies that philosophy today? >> well, the biggest thing, i think, that lincoln did is he was a master of patience, of knowing when to act and when not to act. he compared his decision making process to watching a pear on the tree. he said he would watch it, he would watch it, he would watch it and then pluck the pear. he would make his decision. thats just a really important s...

When you hear a black leader speak like that, whats it mean to you? >> it is severely disturbing. i wont call it disappointing, because i didnt expect anything different from justice thomas. he has had a long history of walking through doors and closing them behind him. he acknowledges no part that affirmative action played in his life but he wants to close the door for others. he suggested race doesnt matter, that race shouldnt matter or be a factor in any decision-making process. this ignores ...

Hillary also harbors a related trait that one source calls a bias for action which influences her decision making process. it can be seen in her approach to going after bin laden, her building of a coalition to 0 intervene in libya and she encourages her aides to innovate and improvise. she also felt in benghazi, the state department had to be there whatever the risks. thats going to be real fodder for her opponents. >> absolutely. weve talked to republicans. theres a quote in the book from shau...

Trait that one source calls a bias for action which influences her decision making process. it can be seen in her approach to going after bin laden, her building of a coalition to 0 intervene in libya and she encourages her aides to innovate and improvise. she also felt in benghazi, the state department had to be there whatever the risks. thats going to be real fodder for her opponents. >> absolutely. weve talked to republicans. theres a quote in the book from shaun spicer is, the republican nat...

>> whether its impeachment, whether its obamacare, its benghazi, mona, is that youre a veteran now of the obama white house. same question. how does she position herself as a candidate of the future? >> first, im not sure that anybody knows exactly what her decision making process is or what the timeline will be. >> right. >> but she clearly is in no rush to make a decision and frankly, why should she? shes got everything she needs to run a fantastically successful presidential campaign, star po...

Really spoke to me as an individual, not in his public role as ceo, he spoke to me ace father of three, fellow parent and someone who had read my piece about what the whole experience had been like for my family and i think, you know, he expressed his regret in a heartfelt manner. he -- he assure immediate that he never meant to hurt my family. >> yeah. >> and i -- i take him for his word. i accepted his apology. and i think we can all agree that weve all said things that we wish we could take b...