and i think doug jones spoke to that, finding common ground.d. a lot from his speech tonight, finding common ground, trying to work together across party lines. you know, there s not a lot of that going on in washington and he is going to try to do that. i think people in alabama wanted to do that. you are not of the mind that it s the sexual harassment that ruined this. there were polls in the early summer that showed it was a dead heat. i m not saying it didn t have anything to do with it but we were in a dead heat. we were down one point long before the washington post stories or allegations came out. it certainly didn t help, you know, moore has always had some trouble in the state.s it worked against almost against what people were looking for.d he is seen as divisive, he was seen as controversial, they didn t want more of that in washington. did you sense at any time that moore was not ready for a primetime player? i recall a radio interview where
do. they choose to sit there and listen so that the jury put as face to the victimize. steven hayes, this horrendous case in connecticut, let s get to the fact that we have a sentence it now. we do. we know more about this from the judge. why don t you break that news for us. sure. it was a very difficult day in the courtroom today. apparently dr. william petit gave his victim impact statement and i think this was the time that everyone wanted to hear from him and we heard that he has considered suicide, tone 23 any, and he s a doctor. he said he had no home, no children, no wife, really nothing to live for.d he s a do. he said he had no home, no children, no wife, really nothing to live for. he said he still suffers from headaches. he s lost part of his vision and it s difficult to practice medicine and he s been devastated. he described it as a time bomb