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Back in school and the principal apologized. >> he had performed this before. worked hard on routine. by the way you saw him dancing there. he is a good dancer. two gesture the principal doesnt like. yells at him. suspends him. doesnt talk to the parents first. this 9-year-old boy had gotten up in front of all his teachers, pierce to perform and pretty good dancer by the way. >> bill: remember when carlson said she was a chubby kid could speak to this. because i went to catholic school and suspe...

Back in school and the principal apologized. >> he had performed this before. worked hard on routine. by the way you saw him dancing there. he is a good dancer. two gesture the principal doesnt like. yells at him. suspends him. doesnt talk to the parents first. this 9-year-old boy had gotten up in front of all his teachers, pierce to perform and pretty good dancer by the way. >> bill: remember when carlson said she was a chubby kid could speak to this. because i went to catholic school and suspe...

In the missouri supreme court said this is a travis city of justice. this ridiculous you cant do this. >> bill: you believe its better for the child to go back to the illegal alien mom? >> listen, i dont know what kind of a life is he going to have. >> bill: mom wants to take the child back to mexico, correct? >> yes. >> bill: you believe its best for the child to do that? >> listen, it doesnt matter whether i think its better to be brought up in the united states or mexico. obviously im -- i le...

After a fight in his dorm, surveillance video caught morgan trying to clean up the blood. >> you could be a firsthand witness to an actual crime, but if you live by the convict code, you see nothing, you hear nothing, and you say nothing, and that was the case unfortunately with peaches. he was witness to a crime. but he wouldnt cop to it. >> morgan was moved to the segregation unit pending an investigation into his role in the fight. but he denied any involvement, even when confronted by deputy...

>> you could be a firsthand witness to an actual crime, but if you live by the convict code, you see nothing, you hear nothing, and you say nothing, and that was the case unfortunately with peaches. he was witness to a crime. but he wouldnt cop to it. >> morgan was moved to the segregation unit pending an investigation into his role in the fight. but he denied any involvement, even when confronted by deputy warden jodi brown. >> hey. >> they said i was involved, jodi, and i wasnt involved. >> ok...

>> they said i was involved, jodi, and i wasnt involved. >> but i told you we caught it all on video tape. >> but i wasnt in the fight or involved in the fight or nothing. >> you stood there. you watched them clean up the blood. >> no, i did not stand there and watch them clean up the blood. >> well, the video tape has a different take on it. the video doesnt like. you can clearly see peaches trying to clean up the aftermath of this crime. >> coming up -- >> i want to show you the video. >> okay...

Said, for a certain fear. but what about fears being labeled, and im talking about the questioner or the journalist being labeled a liberal, being labeled a conservative. that fear should not be there for a journalist. a question is a question is a question. >> well, thats true. and what happens when one is covering politics, almost anything you do that a candidate or his campaign doesnt like, they will try to hang a sign around you, which is uncompliment uncomplimentary. theyll say, oh, that qu...

>>guest: maybe big political trouble or legal trouble down the road but it is not an impeachable offense. look, for both sides of the aisle, we have to keep impeachable offenses to a high level. otherwise, high crimes and misdemeanors. >>neil: what is that? >>guest: lying under oath in a deposition, murder, robbery, high crimes and misdemeanors we as americans define that. it is not an executive decision this we think --. >>neil: and republicans could be leery because if they are technically rig...

Out, and then this is wrong, and he is in big trouble. >>guest: maybe big political trouble or legal trouble down the road but it is not an impeachable offense. look, for both sides of the aisle, we have to keep impeachable offenses to a high level. otherwise, high crimes and misdemeanors. >>neil: what is that? >>guest: lying under oath in a deposition, murder, robbery, high crimes and misdemeanors we as americans define that. it is not an executive decision this we think --. >>neil: and republi...

Some people say thats unconstitutional, but ill let that go for a minute. i just want to ask you from a practical standpoint, how would you enforce that? would you send the capitol police down to arrest him? >> if you had to. or youd instruct the justice t department to send the u.s. marshal. >> if you like that limited government idea of divided power, co-equal branches of government, newt gingrich has a new idea we should instead be a country where one branch of government has judges arrested ...