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Mike. the agency is peculiarly, the organization of the president. we do what the president wants. whether its droning under obama or doing enhanced interrogations under bush. if lawyers are going to write what somebody wants them to write, then even more they need to go back to school and learn a little bit of integrity. but the question is really, was it -- was it essential, a., and was it useful? when we were attacked in 9/11, the military had absolutely no plan to do anything in afghanistan ...

People can freelance and write articles for various organizations and coming from a place of advocacy and write to a preconceived conclusion, how do we hold people accountable and where were the editors? >> this was a failure on the part of the editors of the magazine. and one of the friends of jackie said she wanted to find the most sensational rape case to make a case of sexual assault is a problem on campus. the damage control pie rolling control is awful. and lenna dunnham, her publisher are...

>> we are also a nation of laws. >> america is a nation of laws, which means i, as the president, am obligated to enforce the law. >> were a nation of law, a nation of civil right. >> when praising our country, presidents love to invoke that we are a nation of law. john adams appears in the constitution that he helped write. it refers to a government of laws and not of men. i mean, for example, in egypt, the current military regime, just oversaw the reversal of former dictators conviction for th...

Nation built on the rule of law. >> we are a nation of laws and we must enforce our laws. >> we are also a nation of laws. >> america is a nation of laws, which means i, as the president, am obligated to enforce the law. >> were a nation of law, a nation of civil right. >> when praising our country, presidents love to invoke that we are a nation of law. john adams appears in the constitution that he helped write. it refers to a government of laws and not of men. i mean, for example, in egypt, th...

>> i spent a year living in the community to understand why people were killing lions. i knew that they were killing lions in retaliation for livestock that were killed, but there were other reasons. killing a lion brings a huge amount of prestige to the warriors. thats when it clicked. if we want to conserve wildlife, we have to include the communities that are living with the wildlife. i realized that maasai warriors would be the best protectors. they have a huge amount of respect in their com...

>> i spent a year living in the community to understand why people were killing lions. i knew that they were killing lions in retaliation for livestock that were killed, but there were other reasons. killing a lion brings a huge amount of prestige to the warriors. thats when it clicked. if we want to conserve wildlife, we have to include the communities that are living with the wildlife. i realized that maasai warriors would be the best protectors. they have a huge amount of respect in their com...

To even the water. >> i spent a year living in the community to understand why people were killing lions. i knew that they were killing lions in retaliation for livestock that were killed, but there were other reasons. cultural reasons. killing a lion brings a huge amount of prestige to the warriors. thats when it clicked. if we want to conserve wildlife, we have to include the communities that are living with the wildlife. i realized that maasai warriors would be the best protectors. they have ...

Share concerning the letter at this time? >> as an exercise in empathy and self-awareness, inmates seeking rehabilitation are encouraged to write, but not mail, letters of apology to their victims. at the age of 23, dale faulkner raped a woman and went to prison. at 42, he was paroled and started a new life. >> i was very fortunate there were people willing to help me and so i was able to get out, start a life, start with a good job and worked my way up. i got married, had a beautiful daughter, ...

They will place a paper on top of the other paper and write upon it, throw that one away and then just the indented message goes out. when we would find these indented messages in their paperwork, and they would hide it amongst their legal documents as well, then they would open up envelopes and do the ghostwriting on the inside of the envelope, reseal the envelope, place some insignificant communication inside the letter and send it out. >> officers in the mailroom review an average of 300 to 5...

But there is a more benign explanation. maybe donovan just appreciates that cops have one of the most difficult jobs in the world and so he cuts them some slack. its a very human reaction. joining me now for their perspectives are caleb mason, a former federal prosecutor and law enforcement and norm stamp, former chief of the seattle police department. norm stamper, your perspective on this relationship between police and prosecutors in situations like this? >> rites a difficult relationship. th...