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Planned parent hood during the gop debate. lets play that. >> i dare hillary clinton, barack obama to watch these tapes, watch a fully-formed fetus on the table, its heartbeating and legs kicking while somebody says we have to keep it alive to harvest its brain? >> we have the wall street journal, we know, it often has been known to be conservative leaning, and what she is described is not in any of the videos released by the group. >> here is the deal, when you look at the videos, its these tes...

These are things the campaign cannot plan for or strategy for. even though shes not a carting. they dont know an investigation, you dont know where its going to go. this goes back to the sort of nightmares of their white house years where hillary clinton strongly argued against a special prosecutor. it was done over her objections and i think a lot of people around her would say i told you so, it was a land deal and what he ended up with impeachment on is something far from a lands deal in arkan...

Testimony youre about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> proceed. >> thank you, mrs. reinboldt, my name is michael metnick. and i am the attorney for randy steidl. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> why is it that youre here today? >> because there were some things that didnt -- werent truthful in the testimonies and -- >> were you there? at the rhoads house the night they were killed? >> no. >> thats when i was done with the s...

The argument that hes already been through some trials. every single person, over 150 people who have been exonerated, all went through some type of due process, but badly, or, you know, there was corruption, or there was misinformation, or there wasnt, the first trial was just completely thrown out, because it was so ridiculous. and then the second one got a little bit better representation, but no one really investigated. and of course if you dont have money, then that reflects the amount of h...

Mistake. nor do i think that the governor would want to make another innocent man die. the argument that hes lar been through some trials. every single person, over 150 people who have been exonerated, all went through some type of due process, but badly, or, you know, there was corruption, or there was misinformation, or there wasnt, the first trial was just completely thrown out, because it was so ridiculous. and then the second one got a little bit better representation, but no one really inv...

>> do you swear that the testimony youre about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> proceed. >> thank you, mrs. reinboldt, my name is michael metnick. and i am the attorney for randy steidl. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> why is it that youre here today? >> because there were some things that didnt -- werent truthful in the testimonies and -- >> were you there? at the rhoads house the night they were killed? >> no. >> thats w...

>> the turning leaf program attempts to assure that inmates with non-violent crimes dont come back to jail or escalate to more serious crimes. >> also confused. >> people that are the victims of crime want to know why. youll hear that come up in some of our testimonies youll hear. >> founded by amy barch, its the concept of restorative justice. >> its an approach that says its important to bring people together of the crime and for us to get together and see one another as people and build compa...

Michael callahan now knew the case against randy steidl was deeply flawed and needed to be reinvestigated. in the year 2000, he took his findings to his superiors. >> we went into the lieutenants office, very plush. she closes the door, and shes in uniform. she sits down behind her desk. >> callahan walked her through the evidence, the conflicting testimonies and the recantations. he even highlighted reports that the detectives had plied reinboldt and herrington with alcohol to shape their testi...

Michael callahan now knew the case against randy steidl was deeply flawed and needed to be reinvestigated. in the year 2000, he took his findings to his superiors. >> we went into lieutenant colonel harpers office. shes in uniform. she sits down behind his desk. >> callahan walked her through the flawed evidence, the competing testimonies and the recantations. he even highlighted reports that detectives parish and ekkerly had supplied alcohol to shape their testimony. >> she looked at us and sai...

And what they did once they got control of aig, they used aig as a back door bailout for many other institutions who borrowed money also and charged 2.5 and 3% against the 14%. then they sold off assets of aig and made $23 billion of profit. >> you had some sizable names testifying. ben bernanke testified. go through some of those testimonies for us and tell us what was really the most important in terms of dictating or getting judge wheeler to make this ruleing. >> well, i think that -- hank pa...