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The facts. >> you outline it in your column, witnesses stated it was justified but repeatedly refused to give formal statements to law enforcement for fear of reprisal. witness 113 feared offering an account contrary to the narrative reported by the media that brown held his hands up in surrender even though she knew that wasnt the case. this is a situation in which those media folks who stoked the fires really did -- they did real damage here, bret. real damage. >> well, look, this is the thing...

Although there are some individuals who stated brown held his hands up in a sign of surrender their accounts do not support a prosecution. but he goes onto say as details throughout the report some of those accounts are inaccurate, inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence and inconsistent with the witnesss own prior statements and so on. he is trying to say you will not prevail. the standard is too high even in a civil matter, is it not, for you to overcome? >> well as you know in a ...

Individuals who stated brown held his hands up in a sign of surrender their accounts do not support a prosecution. but he goes onto say as details throughout the report some of those accounts are inaccurate, inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence and inconsistent with the witnesss own prior statements and so on. he is trying to say you will not prevail. the standard is too high even in a civil matter, is it not, for you to overcome? >> well as you know in a civil matter it is a les...

Individuals who stated brown held his hands up in a sign of surrender their accounts do not support a prosecution. but he goes onto say as details throughout the report some of those accounts are inaccurate, inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence and inconsistent with the witnesss own prior statements and so on. he is trying to say you will not prevail. the standard is too high even in a civil matter, is it not, for you to overcome? >> well as you know in a civil matter it is a les...

Want to give the uk security services the benefit of the doubt, especially because we all know how this story ended. >> i think it was a good daddy. thank you both. up next the roundtable go on the three stories today netanyahus address to congress, the weird torrie about hillary clintons e-mail and john boehners surrender of funding the homeland security. they cant do it. youre watching "hardball" the place for politics.

>> well he you know he did say that. and he heard the criticism of his. but if you go through that speech what were the tougher restrictions? basically, the tougher restrictions he was talking about are total surrender of any kind of even peaceful and monitored intrusively and constantly. nuclear program. and that what that means in effect is that there shall be no negotiations unless theres a complete and total capitulation on anything even monitored peaceful use of nuclear program in iran. so ...

To president obama and the minority party in the house and senate, the democrats. and he did it under a mushroom cloud of rhetoric in the house of representatives that he hoped would distract the world from his surrender. just before john boehners complete surrender to the president on funding for the department of homeland security he gave his party the biggest thrill in the house chamber since the haste time george w. bush delivered a believable state of the union address. whenever that was. j...

To president obama and the minority party in the house and senate, the democrats. and he did it under a mushroom cloud of rhetoric in the house of representatives that he hoped would distract the world from his surrender. just before john boehners complete surrender to the president on funding for the department of homeland security, he gave his party the biggest thrill in the house chamber since the haste time george w. bush delivered a believable state of the union address. whenever that was. ...

Washington city celebrates robert e. lees surrender with a grand illumination. candles burn in every window, public and private. fireworks and cannonba volleys proclaim victory. on april 13th, booth visits grovers theater and learns that a production of aladdin or his wonderful lamp is planned for the next night, april 14th, good friday, and that the president has been invited to attend. booth arranges for a ticket to the box adjoining the presidents and informs his co-conspirators that the plan...

Carriage accident in washington. >> william. >> mr. president. >> mr. lincoln. >> sir. >> frederick. is your father able to tolerate a friend? >> this way. >> sewards jaw is broken in two places and his right arm is fractured. so on april 9th, unaware of lees surrender, lincoln returns to washington to visit his injured secretary of state. >> i think we near ly, richmond is back in the arms. i walked her streets.