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For 16 months and -- hes very very happy with the result, obviously. there is just a release that happen, an emotion release, endorphin release, adrenaline release. i think it will probably settle on him tonight when he is with his family and can actually realize that he doesnt need to come back to the courthouse tomorrow or ever again unless he wants to under his own free will. so i think he will be great. i think he is still worried and hopefully, everyone will respect the jurys verdict as the...

About what this verdict means to the nation and what it says? >> yeah. i dont believe i said it would send a message. criminal cases are about victims. a one-on-one confrontation. it was a determination about what that between those two individuals. i certainly didnt mean to characterize this as sending a message outside the courtroom. >> one more question. >> this question is about ben. since testifying in that pretrial hearing about discovery evidence, we understand that he was terminated. can...

Life after having suffered several traumas. >> hello, sir. a two-part question. with the l.a. times, the first part is, the prosecution raised this question about whether the outcome would be different if the races of the defendant and the victim were different. do you think it would have been different if george zimmerman was black? and the other part of my question was does he fear for his safety, surrounding his security? >> i think that things would have been different if george had been bla...

As you know now, and i think at the end of the day theres going to be two questions that are going to be asked. one is what are the questions to the tea party members inappropriate. the likely answer is they were not inappropriate. i think in any court of law and committee investigating will have to come to that conclusion because the questions that were asked were well established in law. the second question was singling out of the tea party and other members for greater screening. and in the l...

Unrelated charges is setting people into a state of panic. >> thats interesting. because i have not got an sense so far about whats happening inside that building. the second question then becomes, so if they are in a state of panic, what is the plan right now? what is the thinking inside the pentagon? because weve talked a lot to the activists trying to change the pentagon. weve talked to lawmakers. what is the thinking inside the pentagon about whether there is a problem and what to do about i...

Unrelated charges is setting people into a state of panic. >> thats interesting. because i have not got an sense so far about whats happening inside that building. the second question then becomes, so if they are in a state of panic, what is the plan right now? what is the thinking inside the pentagon? because weve talked a lot to the activists trying to change the pentagon. weve talked to lawmakers. what is the thinking inside the pentagon about whether there is a problem and what to do about i...

Unrelated charges is setting people into a state of panic. >> thats interesting. because i have not got an sense so far about whats happening inside that building. the second question then becomes, so if they are in a state of panic, what is the plan right now? what is the thinking inside the pentagon? because weve talked a lot to the activists trying to change the pentagon. weve talked to lawmakers. what is the thinking inside the pentagon about whether there is a problem and what to do about i...

But i think these scandals, especially the irs issue, has made even the leadership -- i spoke, for example, to senator rob portman of ohio yesterday whos considered by many to be a mild-mannered republican. a conservative but a mild-mannered one. he was racing the question about government accountability, about the, quote, incompetence of the administration. youre seeing the full spectrum of the party focusing on these issues. >> okay. you slightly preempted me. i read your piece in yt national ...

Usaa. we know what it means to serve. benghazi, the irs, the d.o.g. doj. you get the deal. here are todays top lines. the issa man cometh. >> i have to keep doing my job if the attorney general objects. >> this isnt always a pleasant experience. i dont frankly feel ive always been treated with a great deal of respect. >> mr. attorney general, youre not a good witness. a good witness answers the question asked. >> if you dont like me, thats one thing. i am the attorney general of the united sta...

With him just before the fire raising his insurance policy from $100,000 to $400,000. >> thats right. he took out a significant increase in the insurance and there was also an accident report that "the new yorker" discovered that talked about the fact that the nature of the fire didnt match up with the kind of -- kind of accidental arson -- nonarson, i should say, accidental fire that could have occurred. on the oversight committee, im so glad you showed some of those clips just now because peop...