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Satisfactory louisiana. we overlooked issues of political correctness and not got at the real issue here and take people out of potential terrorists out of, you know, out of action. so, yeah, that is a real concern here. we can t let political correctness get in the way of things that might end up in the same sort of situation like we had at fort hood a couple of years ago. bill: you ll find in this show later tonight, leading u.s. senators believe it was exactly that. and you have to name it before you can fight it and that hasn t been done here. annmarie there is a hearing next week, the defense is really trying to push this trial off more and more. it may not even begin until the fall or even beyond, which will be three years since the shooting. work-place violence is how it was classified by the department of dense. why would they list it that way? again, i think this is an issue of partially political correctness and partially i think it s to be able to then say, well, you know, ....
Was martha: it sounded like a real picnic, by the way having her live with them. i couldn t imagine. mrs. young certainly didn t enjoy that moment. the point is is that the reason yes was doing it or is it because he was trying to move his campaign forward? that is the big issue here. we have to focus on that. there clearly is inappropriate motive, but was the money being used for campaign purposes to shut everyone up so martha: that is what the jury will have to decide. in a word will they find him guilty, annmarie? i don t think so. i like that, i agree with her. it s early, it s early, but i do agree with her. the question will be, should he have known what was going on. martha: we ll have you back to talk about that. bill. bill: breaking news, i want to take you down to grand prairie texas, near irving texas, a halfway point between dallas and fort worth. a woman called 911 that has led to a standoff inside of a home. she called 911 in the middle of the night, 3:00 in t ....
Checks. where are we with this annmarie? it s fascinating no question. the prosecution is clearly trying to painted wards as this awful, awful human being, so that the jury really dislikes him, has a visceral dislike for him, and it s not hard to do with the evidence that there is. the question is going to be, though, can they actually prove that he did know that the money was being used. so far we haven t seen that link yet. martha: the central issue here is whether or not they can prove to this jury that, yes, john edwards was, you know, using money from bunny melon and fred baron to cover up his affair but only because he wanted to save his family, wanted to protect the whole thing from elizabeth edwards his wife who was cancer-stricken and the money did not have anything to do with keeping that campaign going. richard, can they prove that? that s the point. the point here is you have to take the following off the table. take off the table that he s a sinner, unethical, immoral. ....
Tom, did police do the right thing? i think they did, gregg. i think they did their best to deal with a very difficult situation. i mean, can you imagine a more difficult situation for a police officer to have to deal with than an out of control six-year-old who is, you know, by all accounts ripping pictures off the principal s walls. she knocked over a bookcase. i mean she needed to be restrained not only to protect the school administrators and the police, but more importantly to protect the six-year-old from herself. and in this day and age who really wants to be put in a position where they have to put their hands-on anyone else s child, particularly a six-year-old. gregg: annmarie that is a great point. if you re a teacher, boy you ll get sued if you put your hands-on a kid. maybe the best thing to do is call police. it s a real problem. i think what it illustrates is that there are better ways that have to be found to deal with these kids. i think when you look at this child ....
Jamie: i knew you would bring that point up joey. not making light of it at all, but putting it in perspective. everybody wants to sue for everything but she had a bad day. annmarie what about theee most tphal distress. i know no one was injured but the two flight attendants. the flight attendant that went off on the intercom, we know that they can be sued for wrongful acts. do the folks on that plane have any claim for the trauma they must have experienced? i think that certainly the airlines is to some extent responsible. the question is what would the damages be? if it was only an hour and 20 minutes delay. none of them were injured in any way. whether they would have lasting next for what they went through. they might claim they are afraid to fly. in the big scheme of things the airline does have a opportunity responsibility and they have to look at who are their flight ....