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Said, we have to treat these people differently when they turn out to be mentally ill. clearly in this case, he was. we need to put them in a whole different category, treat them much more simple threatically, people are going to hate me for saying that. >> this gets to bedrock stuff about where we draw the line between an affirmative defense without being not guilty because of mental illness, when we see someone like lanza or the boys of columbine, but you're saying that different than -- >> i have spent so much time with a psychologist talking about these kind of people. i'll tell you one ki...

We need to put them in a whole different category, treat them much more simple threatically, people are going to hate me for saying that. >> this gets to bedrock stuff about where we draw the line between an affirmative defense without being not guilty because of mental illness, when we see someone like lanza or the boys of columbine, but you're saying that different than -- >> i have spent so much time with a psychologist talking about these kind of people. i'll tell you one kind of way, we don't know if this was in this case. where it's not necessarily that they don't understand what they're...

President obama issued a proclamation, ordering flags flown at half staff as a mark of respect to the victims of senseless acts of violence. >> such violence, such evil, is senseless. it's beyond reason. >> what exactly, i always wonder is the opposite of senseless violence, the kind of violence we can comprehend and make sense of. violence tied to some kind of ideological -- bashar assad gassing his own people. he was attempting to brutally win a civil war and punish everyone even remotely associated with the rebels. al qaeda -- seen as an act of war and mass murder executed by

>> such violence, such evil, is senseless. it's beyond reason. >> what exactly, i always wonder is the opposite of senseless violence, the kind of violence we can comprehend and make sense of. violence tied to some kind of ideological -- bashar assad gassing his own people. he was attempting to brutally win a civil war and punish everyone even remotely associated with the rebels. al qaeda -- seen as an act of war and mass murder executed by evil radicals who wanted to destroy america and make us citizens count. it had purpose as monstrous as that purpose was. when we encounter violence we

>> what exactly, i always wonder is the opposite of senseless violence, the kind of violence we can comprehend and make sense of. violence tied to some kind of ideological -- bashar assad gassing his own people. he was attempting to brutally win a civil war and punish everyone even remotely associated with the rebels. al qaeda -- seen as an act of war and mass murder executed by evil radicals who wanted to destroy america and make us citizens count. it had purpose as monstrous as that purpose was. when we encounter violence we ski as having a purpose, we