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Fraternity nonsense, its kind of insane, frankly. >> shannon: it says a lot about our society. "the "miami times"" is calling this crackdown potentially racist, saying it represents yet another turn in miami beachs racist turn and its reputation as a party town, using coding language for large crowds of black and brown partygoers but is it racist, ben? >> i dont see what race has anything to do with crimes being committed and the police showing up. if you dont want the police to show up, then yo...

>> thats how hes going to spin this. >> he desperately wants to play the persecuted victim and i was watching that and i kept thinking about what nancy pelosi said about impeachment. were not going to let him seize that political weapon and play the victim because we want to do this through electoral means to deny him that weapon, and when you see him talking about the fact that he won x number of electoral votes, thats what policy is getting at. i talked to one house democrat who made a really ...

Payments to karen mcdougal, how that actually came about. and we can show that for you on screen. theres a part of one of the warrants, which clearly states that this came from, and we can see it here, during the course of the investigation, the u.s. attorneys office and the fbi have obtained evidence that cohen has already committed a criminal violation of the campaign finance laws. and i said this before that, they talked about how that came out of the effort by cohen to defraud multiple banks...

Should be a decision that the woman makes about her own body. [cheers] [. >> i trust her. so thats my answer. >> would you consider pardoning of trump if he took the presidency? >> no. this is why our justice system has lost so much legitimacy. we have a criminal justice system that treats you better if you are rich and guilty than if you are poor and innocent. there is a bunch of people im looking to pardon or being punished unjustly in this country. steve: one of the other things that cory boo...

I can be a completely different person. for my mom to be here after these times i put her through these things is just amazing to me. >> in fact, his mother is what makes cory youngman so well-known here. officer youngman works at the jail. >> whats it like for you, working in the same jail where your son is incarcerated? >> i dont think about it. i do my job, i go home. any parent of a drug addict, you sleep so much better when theyre in jail. is that horrible? but you do. theyre not out there ...

That hes being investigated on. he gets rid of his attorney general because he recused himself on the issues he was being investigated on. >> this is the problem that a lot of -- this is why our justice system has lost so much legitimacy. as brian stevenson says, weve got a justice system that treats you better if youre rich and guilty than poor and innocent. theres a whole lot of people who im looking to pardon who are being punished unfairly. there were more marijuana arrests in 2017 than all ...

We have the largest death penalty in the western hemisphere. not just the largest in the united states. 737 people. >> california has 7 -- more than 700 people -- >> 737 human beings on death row. the largest in the united states. 120 have died on death row -- >> without being executed. >> of suicides or natural causes including someone else just a week or so ago. whats remarkable, we spent $5 billion, weve executed 13 people, yet were still in a debate for good reason because we know that were ...

Homicide he has always maintained was nothing but an accident. innocent, he asserts, but the novelist in him knows full well the irresistible appeal of the storyline he says he got swept up in. >> sex, money, murder, my god! what more could you have? >> reporter: tonight, one of the most compelling mysteries weve ever covered as you havent heard it before. >> the people who believe in you will always believe in you. the people that dont never will. >> reporter: michael peterson in his own words....

Than 700 people -- >> 737 human beings on death row. the largest in the united states. 120 have died on death row. >> without being executed. >> without being executed. suicides or natural causes, including someone just a week or so ago. whats remarkable, we spend $5 billion. weve executed 13 people. spent $5 billion. and yet were still in a debate, for good reason, because we know that were putting people death that are innocent. we dont think that. we know that. we estimate by conservative est...

Approved a measure to fast track the death penalty. we have the largest death penalty in the western hemisphere. 737 people. >> california has 7 -- more than 700 people -- >> 737 human beings on death row. the largest in the united states. 120 have died on death row -- >> without being executed. >> of suicides or natural causes including someone else just a week or so ago. whats remarkable, we spent $5 billion, weve executed 13 people, yet were still in a debate for good reason because we know t...