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But an aide with that oversight committee said if thats the case, why cant vice-president mike pence help us with that information. he was, after all, in charge of the transition, anderson. >> jim, would it be normal for transition to do their own vetting? mike flynn was head of the defense intelligence agency. so, i mean, its clearly he had a security clearance before. i mean, would it really be incumbent on the transition team to kind of reassess everything, repolygraph the guy? >> that is the...

Deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes. here is what is changing. the definition of criminal aliens will expand to include things like drunk driving, shoplifting, and any violation of immigration law. experts say that is a wide knowledge that could technically apply to anyone who illegally cross the border. although, dhs and secretary john kelly emphasized there would be no mass roundups. there will be expedited removal, instead of waiting months or years for deportation cas...

But one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney. jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgment in this case. >> the way jim irvin saw it, the prosecutions case against bambi was a weak circumstantial one that hinged on a bunch of theories as to motive. >> what always bothered me about this case, when you look at the gunpowder residue, there was none on bambi. >> he said that one bit of hard evidence detectives thought they had against bambi, what they thought was blood on her boot, turned...

Brian pardo began raising questions about her husband darin. darin adamantly denied any involvement in the murders of his sons, and to prove it, he submitted to a polygraph test. >> the polygraph examiner worked with the police department. he came around the other side of the table and sat down. and he said, darin, you have utterly failed this examination. it looks to me like you perpetrated this crime. >> you were involved in the murder. >> i was not. >> you were. >> in what way? >> in what way...

Long trusted, begins the interview at 2:00 a.m., by which time robert has been awake 18 hours. >> never in that house. >> no. >> again and again. more than 70 times. >> start telling the truth. >> i am telling the truth. >> robert insists he is innocent. >> i have nothing to do with this. i swear to god. >> nine times, robert asks for a polygraph. >> i will take a polygraph test right now. i am being honest. i will take a polygraph test. i have said that how many times. officer snead, i was not ...

It wasnt being used. some of the refugees who are already here for instance had ties to asis leaders have failed a polygraph test. it was never seen during that process because of human error. they were summary -- trying to bet 70 people at once. to figure out what was going on. when you have tens of hundreds of millions of people around the world try to come to america which has always been the beckett beacon of economic liberty i wonder when we talk about democratic critics on this plan there ...

War torn situations. the la times reported that the federal government is having to go back through immigrants who have been vetted improperly. one of whom had isis connection. >> a lot of the people were on airplanes before the executive orders were issued. youre saying thats because were not sure about some of them and thats why, you know, people were caught midair, if you will? >> im saying our vetting process that we were told was so strict and so impressive, it turns out the process might h...

>> of course, we wanted to know why. was he the killer or was he not? >> the detective was determined to answer that question. so, he put the young man under surveillance, followed him to a local restaurant. >> and are you hidden somewhere in the restaurant? >> im kind of back in a corner, yeah. >> he watched the student have a few drinks, and when he left, the detective snagged the dirty beer mugs and sent them out for dna testing. the results would take weeks, leaving a town full of young peop...

Jamies boyfriend is invited to sit down for a polygraph test. >> failed the test. >> thats a bad sign for you, right? >> bad sign for him. >> when "dateline extra" continues. take one.

18 hours. >> never in that house. >> no. >> again and again. more than 70 times. >> start telling the truth. >> i am telling the truth. >> robert insists he is innocent. >> i have nothing to do with this. i swear to god. >> nine times, robert asks for a polygraph. >> i will take a polygraph test right now. i am being honest. i will take a polygraph test. i have said that how many times. officer snead, i was not there. i will take a polygraph test right now to prove to you that i was not there. >...