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Jean clemeskos testimony saying his criminal record and admitted drug use raised serious questions about his credibility. then theres the fact that even the prosecution couldnt deny, no fingerprints or dna from the defendants could be found at the crime scene. >> fingerprints and dna, theyre not a panacea to everything. >> by late january of 1998, the triple murder trial had lasted nearly eight months. theories, questions, and doubts hung in the courtroom as the jury finally deliberated. but the...

They make the nra look like theyre still in short pants and need a lesson or two. its a phenomenal thing. were not told about that. were distracted by flappers dancing on table tops. were distracted by an interest in the gangsters. in fact, this was the first culture war. they amassed this strange alliance so by the time prohibition went into effect there were progressives as well as conservatives supporting it for all sorts of reason. the naacp and the klu klux klan, and they all saw banning al...

The antisaloon league. they are the single greatest lobbying organization in the history of the united states. they make the nra look like theyre still in short pants and need a lesson or two. its a phenomenal thing. were not told about that. were distracted by flappers dancing on table tops. were distracted by an interest in the gangsters. in fact, this was the first culture war. they amassed this strange alliance so by the time prohibition went into effect there were progressives as well as co...

Dont have enough folks who are suffering who want to come and talk, because of the stigma to it. so first, let me ask you, why are there not enough psychiatrists in the army? why are there not enough psychiatrists available to the army? >> thats a national problem and youre going to have to ask the nation. i have a problem, because the rest of the nation has a problem. and we have a real deficit in behavioral health specialists in this country. we need more. i need more in the army. and the othe...

We as a nation -- not just the united states army, defense department -- have got to take on this issue of stigma, the stigma of folks not wanting to go get the help that they need. but ive got to tell you, candy, even after they reach out and get that help, of the 156 soldiers that committed suicide in the united states army last year, almost 50% of them had seen a behavioral health specialist. so it is not the panacea, because we just dont know enough about how the brain works. these soldiers ...

today, serving those who serve with the vice chief of staff of the army peter kror relly. veterans advocates with tim tats and paul rykofp. chairman of the senate veterans commit patty murray. >> paying for veterans is a cost of war. >> and an iraq veteran -- >> ive been told welcome home dozens of times. i met a vietnam vet who had never been told that once. im candy crowley and this is "state of the union." this afternoon president obama visits joplin, missouri, the town devastat...

1 in 10 of those returning from afghanistan or iraq have lost at least an arm or leg. 1 in 4 coming home with deal with issues like depression, substance abuse or homelessness. and 1 in 4 between the ages of 18 and 24 is employed. having done a job for their country most veterans find a way to cope, but many other need help in the business of living. today, serving those who serve with the vice chief of staff of the army, peter corelli. >> i want to fix it as fast as we can. >> veter...

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Lot. >> bill: thats a problem right. >> there i knew you would be pleased. >> bill: he would be. >> according to the dictates of paul, he should have done so much more in terms of the bank loans and in terms of the revitalization, the money. it should have been a bigger kick start. >> bill: he wasnt aggressive enough in managing the economy. >> thats right. >> bill: do you think is he a phony. >> i dont know yet. >> bill: how did you react when bin laden went down? >> i think that too many peopl...

More difficult by the human capitalism in the united states. >> what i hear you saying david and krista, see if you agree with this, is we have to differentiate between the skill sets we need and merely handing out college degrees. is this something you agree with? >> i absolutely agree, but i dont think education will be a panacea. i think that their is, for now, i think 20 or 30 or 40 years from now it will equal out, but thats a long time. i think for now there is just a limited number of tho...