>guest: it certainly is. she wasn't wearing anything terrible anyway. i have seen some terrible people wearing terrible stuff in wal-mart and there is nothing wrong with somebody taking picture and putting it up on the internet. you are in a public place, what did they expect? >>greg: and the woman would got her knickers in a bunch over this and said to a michigan television "if i take a picture of somebody in public they are if public, my argument is that you are in a wal-mart, we have no privacy rights." listen to me carefully: no, you don't. now, keith, you may take issue? Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
>guest: it certainly is. she wasn't wearing anything terrible anyway. i have seen some terrible people wearing terrible stuff in wal-mart and there is nothing wrong with somebody taking picture and putting it up on the internet. you are in a public place, what did they expect? >>greg: and the woman would got her knickers in a bunch over this and said to a michigan television "if i take a picture of somebody in public they are if public, my argument is that you are in a wal-mart, we have no privacy rights." listen to me carefully: no, you don't. now, keith, you may take issue? Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
>guest: it certainly is. she wasn't wearing anything terrible anyway. i have seen some terrible people wearing terrible stuff in wal-mart and there is nothing wrong with somebody taking picture and putting it up on the internet. you are in a public place, what did they expect? >>greg: and the woman would got her knickers in a bunch over this and said to a michigan television "if i take a picture of somebody in public they are if public, my argument is that you are in a wal-mart, we have no privacy rights." listen to me carefully: no, you don't. now, keith, you may take issue? Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
says "member of the trench coat mafia," but did people of the website break any laws. joining me are civil litigation attorney and trial attorney. this is no expectation of privacy in a public place and wal-mart is the most public of places. >>guest: it certainly is. she wasn't wearing anything terrible anyway. i have seen some terrible people wearing terrible stuff in wal-mart and there is nothing wrong with somebody taking picture and putting it up on the internet. you are in a public place, what did they expect? >>greg: and the woman would got her knickers in a bunch over this and said to a michigan television "if i take a picture of somebody in public they are if public, my argument is that you are in a wal-mart, we have no privacy rights." listen to me carefully: no, you don't. now, keith, you may take issue?