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Its all welfare. really? is that a fair comparison? joining us right now, retired navy seal and harvard graduate who is currently on the g.i. bill, scott taylor, who joins us. he is a member of the virginia house of delegates. thank you for joining us today from richmond. >> thanks for having me. im not retired. just out. >> okay. youre just out. we want your reaction. when you heard the president of the united states compare the g.i. bill to welfare. >> well, its quite offensive. certainly to t...

He didnt die because that. >> that someone didnt care. if they are dealing in heroin, they dont care. >> i dont think that is right. >> they are worst than drunk drivers, come on, professor. they are worst than drunk drivers if they are dealing heroin to addicts. >> this is a guy that would get his heroin no matter what. if he didnt get it in the country, he would get it out. this raises the big issue, if we should be decriminalize all these drugs. the idea of searching for a scapegoat, look. no...

Thats what this overlay was in the case. >> the police were not buying amandas story. it was hazy at best. was there opportunity? yes. but was there motive? >> giuliano is the kind of person who can come to a crime scene and see a beautiful english girl laying dead in a pool of blood and fantasize a four-way orgy. >> to him, the primary questions were obvious. did meredith die at the hands of amanda knox and her boyfriend? and how? as it turned out, the answers almost didnt matter. >> theres alw...

>> they were not buying amandas story. it was hazy at best. was there opportunity? yes. but was there motive? >> giuliano is the kind of person who can come to a crime scene and see a beautiful english girl laying dead in a pool of blood and fantasize a four-way orgy. >> to him, the primary questions were obvious. did meredith die at the hands of amanda knox and her boyfriend? and how? as it turned out, the answers almost didnt matter. >> theres always been this idea that theres just something m...

Our emergency personnel. >> the governor said hes not looking for a scapegoat and the buck stops with him, but he implied that he was not given accurate information from forecasters about how bad the storm would be. >> the death toll from the storm stands at ten, many of these in alabama, where the highways remain a mess this morning. these pictures from birmingham, where roads froze again overnight after much of the snow and ice that was there melted and refroze. officials continue to warn resi...

Continue to thaw out. this as georgias governor tries to alleviate criticism about his response to the souths snowpocalypse. >> i accept responsibility for the fact that we did not make preparation early enough to avoid these consequences. >> reporter: governor nathan deal came out strong on thursday. >> im not going to look for a scapegoat. im the governor. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: a sharp contrast to his role in the blame game the morning after the storm. >> the national weather se...

Responsibility. today, georgias governor first said it was unexpected. then he tried to suggest the forecasting was unclear. >> i did not mean to imply we didnt know something was coming. what i was referring to was, the national weather service had their modeling showing that the city of atlanta would not be the primary area where the storm would hit. which came out 12 full hours st, before it happened was plain to see. so today he was singing a different tune. >> i want to start out by apologi...

Good morning, george. >> reporter: kate, good morning. it is pressly 26 degrees in atlanta. its expected to get into the 50s. that is welcome news as the commute here gets back to normal. and we are hearing an apology from the states governor and a personal admission that he could have done more. this morning, the icy roads that froze atlanta to a standstill continued to thaw out. this, as georgias governor tries to alleviate criticism. >> i accept responsibility for the fact that we did not mak...

Didnt know something was coming. what i was referring to was, the national weather service had continually had their modeling showing that the city of atlanta would not be the primary area where the storm would hit. >> well, in fact, this forecast, which came out 12 full hours before things got bad was plain to see. so today he was singing a different tune. >> i want to start out by apologizing to those individuals who were stranded on our roadways, to those parents whose children were unable to...

>> they watched the sun set and they watched the sun rise. >> a major american city paralyzed. >> took us 13 hours to drive over here and then we ended up sleeping over there at the shell station in our car. >> cars abandoned on roads. drivers stranded in ice. children left to spend the night in their schools. luckier drivers found shelter taking cover overnight in the nearest grocery store or at home depot. >> what i was referring to was that the national weather service had continually had the...