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Weve heard versions of this story for years. different characters and different states and deferent situations. >> sure. >> the fascinatyn thing about this is that the forensic evidence is at the very heart of the case. there wouldnt have been an indictment, much less a conviction, without the scientific evidence that -- >> of arson. >> of arson, that this was a set fire. this evidence, you wouldnt even have a trial today if you were to bring this evidence -- >> just to understand it a little b...

>> we have found that there is -- i havent found any fraudulent in the years that ive worked in elections. but also, too, the fraudulent comes in the event the ballot is returned from someone that shouldnt have voted on that ballot. there are several safeguards that have been in place so we can make sure it is the signatures are verified and they are the person that is supposed to vote. >> is there any correlation between those types of processes you described and whether or not a person voted i...

Conducted. >> mr. guesser wills other argument is he wants to protect against voter fraud. he talked about the threat of voter fraud as colorados new secretary of state. in your experience and what you know from voting in colorado, do voters who have been called inactive but get a ballot are they more likely to be fraudulent in their voting? >> we have found that there is -- i havent found any fraudulent in the years that ive worked in elections. but also, too, the fraudulent comes in the event ...

>> mr. gesslers other argument is he wants to protect against voter fraud. he talked about the threat of voter fraud as colorados new secretary of state. in your experience and what you know from voting in colorado, do voters who have been called inactive but get a ballot are they more likely to be fraudulent in their voting? >> we have found that there is -- i havent found any fraudulent in the years that ive worked in elections. but also, too, the fraudulent comes in the event the ballot is re...

Welcome back, everybody. it is a huge question, do vaccines play a role in causing autism? well, despite repeated medical studies that refute the theory, many continue to believe this they do. one of them is andrew wakefield. the british doctor initially raised alarms about autism and vaccines. while hes been forced out of his job, lost his medical license, and had his research declared fraudulent, he stands by his theory that vaccines are hazardous. in the fight against autism, is he a martyr o...

Self-control in an age of excess." heres what this author says about modern america -- life in this country has come to resemble a giant all-you can eat buffet, one that offers more calories, credit, sex, intoxicants, and just about anything else we can take to excess, than at any time in history. america is probably best described as the nation of borrow and spend. even if much of that lending was sanctioned by care will you see, fraudulent and duplicitous bankers, we still have to accept that ...

>> what were you thinking when you did that? >> i -- >> crazy? >> no. i didnt feel crazy. i just felt very unattractive. i didnt like who i was. i didnt like the way i looked. once again all of this stemming from youre not right, this is how you should be, youre not good enough this way, youre not worthy, you know, fraudulent, whatever the case is. and all of that is building and building and building accumulating to this point in my life. and that went on for a good while. >> did you ever feel ...

Mean, hed have to stop me. and -- >> what were you thinking when you did that? >> i -- >> crazy? >> no. i didnt feel crazy. i just felt very unattractive. i didnt like who i was. i didnt like the way i looked. once again all of this stemming from youre not right, this is how you should be, youre not good enough this way, youre not worthy, you know, fraudulent, whatever the case is. and all of that is building and building and building accumulating to this point in my life. and that went on for a...

>> yeah. >> like this. >> yeah. and the person that i was with, my ex-husband at the time, i mean, hed have to stop me. and -- >> what were you thinking when you did that? >> i -- >> crazy? >> no. i didnt feel crazy. i just felt very unattractive. i didnt like who i was. i didnt like the way i looked. once again all of this stemming from youre not right, this is how you should be, youre not good enough this way, youre not worthy, you know, fraudulent, whatever the case is. and all of that is bui...

Do. >> joining me now special investigations at the government accountability office and, greg, you guy didnt just interview some folks but talk to me about how this undercover investigation was inspected? >> what it is like to deal with the sales and we visited 15 colleges across the country and found fraudulent and deceptive and otherwise questionable information provided to our perspective bogus students in all cases. as you mentioned in your opening, the most troubling is that four colleges ...