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Releasing their respin and republicans releasing their spin and we are treated like children. we should be able to watch these interrogations and come to our own conclusions. what he would come voluntarily and then not for the second round his head-scratcher. >> katie: former congressman jason chaffetz suggested these two should be testifying side-by-side at the same table and it open a form so that we could find out what actually went on. >> melissa: he has been so maligned to this whole proces...

23 years for which he was sentenced. >> and then -- two years after robert went to prison, rosenfield opened the mail and found a letter from, of all people, rocky fugett. >> dear mr. rosenfield, i have some information about robert that i think can be awfully beneficial. you are welcome to come visit me. >> snail mail. rest assured, steve rosenfields drive to the prison was much quicker. >> coming up -- >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> that interrogation wi...

Call, and there she was. lauren nirider of northwesterns universitys innocent project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. nirider heard about roberts case and offered to help. >> what is really interesting -- >> and help us understand what happened to robert as we watch the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >>...

That effort to find the whole story, quashed it. intel gauges were shut down -- interrogations were shut down, documents kept secret. that was continued by president obama and by then-director comey. president obamas case, largely to accommodate his desire to see the iran nuclear deal passed. >> tucker: right. >> the reason were here, and our plea, the families plea to president trump, is to declassify the documents. there is no reason for thousands of documents that reveal both the saudi role a...

Story, quashed it. interrogations were shut down. documents have been kept secret. that was continued by president obama, and by then director comey. in president obamas case, largely to accommodate his desire to see the iran nuclear deal pass. >> thats right. >> and the reason we are here, and our plea, the familys plea to president trump, is to declassify the documents. there is no reason for thousands of documents that reveal both the saudi role and our own governments cover-up for 17 years t...

Clearly. my first question for this individual is, does he even have a motive we can discern? one other quick comment. theres talk about interrogations and interviews and comments that this individual isnt cooperating. thats different than saying he is not speaking. i would be interested in whether he is mumbling, screaming, whether he is saying things that are incoherent, whats his body language, are there suggestions that give us indications about his mental health, his mental state? motive co...

Days for hours at a time investigators, in essence, fed him certain key facts which he then repeated back. and when the investigation -- when the interrogation was all over, he seemed to have so little understanding of what happened that he said, can i go back to class now? i have an assignment due in sixth period. so they said the supreme court should take this case and look at the question of forced interrogations and what the rights are, especially for young people, minors and people with int...

Kim jong un has had his uncle executed, hes had his own brother murdered. this is not a nice regime. eric: yeah, talk a bit about prisons. we have some pictures of those. theyre called concentration camps, and there are even reports that if your grandfather defied the regime, defied kims grandfather, three generations of a family could be imprisoned for their whole lives in these political prisons? >> thats one of the most remarkable things. its not just individuals, but entire families are deta...

Frustrating investigation. rick was close to the answers he promised ericas grandmother. >> reporter: what kept you going during those times you felt you were hitting dead ends? >> a 2-year-old baby, erica hughes. >> reporter: the detective was ready to bring them in for tough questioning. rick had enough to arrest him, but wasnt ready, yet. he wanted more. both men from the walgreens video to play them off each other in dualing interrogations. now, he had them. you have been waiting and waiting...

Rob: the pre-staff thing. is there anything there or is it just smoked? judge napolitano: i dont know the answer to that. a lot of these interrogations were done in secret. republicans look at it and give their version and democrats give us their version. i love these. >> coming right back. . .