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I respect what mr. paynter said. no question that the answer was not complete. the question was broader but the question was not a model of clarity. log question that involved a recently released cnn story. should he have been a little more broad in his answer? absolutely. but i'm still not convinced there is a compelling case for perjury. he has recused himself. that's the right thing. he did it a bit belatedly because he waited for the meeting. >> martha: richard, do you believe there's a case for perjury? >> what i said is not telling the truth about your dealing with the russians is a good...

Understand the mother was tired. >> reporter: authorities said the incident didn't call for charges. >> we felt that it was an isolated incident. >> that brings us to today's blog question. we asked whether you thought the flight attendant did the right thing. brian said they should not have given the child back to the mom. she should be put in jail. parents should not slap children. lois said you never know when child abuse is real, so always assume it is. things can be stritenned out later. rose said she absolutely did the right thing. if this mom would slap her baby in such a public arena, ...

Panel about the release speaking. one doctor said he is expressing regret. the dean of the school of medicine at buckingham university in england says, "if i could have gone back in time i would have probably been more vague and tried to emphasize the statistical changes and not hard fact." vague, he says, not hard fact. so glad dean sikora helped in the relows of a cold--blooded kill we are such definitive medical calculation, just mound with unmore obvious flaw in an ongoing story of grave injustice. that brings us to today's blog question, four u.s. senators sent a letter to scott land's ...

Of a racially tainted speech went viral on the internet. the caucus wants sherrod to get her job back. the agriculture secretary is considering a second look. would sherrod take it? i asked her that question just a short time ago. >> you know, my first reaction was, i'm just not so sure. i don't know. i received a call this morning from the president of the naacp in douglas, georgia, where i made that speech, and he said, i just called you to say i wish you could consider, if they offer, going back. he said, i think you can do even more for us at this point. i hadn't looked at it in that light...

Scotland was sent home over a year ago with three months to live. scottish officials sent him home to lib bra to die, compassionate release they say. turns out he was sent home to live. the man who cheated 270 people out of their lives now cheating his own death. that brings us to today's blog question. do you think killers should ever be released on compassionate grounds. nate says this. compassion? where was his compassion for those individual lives? no, i don't believe it compassion for any murderer. from greg, convicted killers should be treated with the same compassion they had for their ...