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That somehow these were related. and i -- i just felt it from the minute i sat with him. >> what did he tell you? >> he looked at me and he said, "well, i'll talk to you, but i need to tell you that i'm the smartest guy in this room." and i -- i looked around and i said, "well, my wife tells me that every night. let's get started." >> but rothstein gave up nothing. so while he was still facing charges in the frozen body case, without other evidence, he was in the clear on the pizza bombing investigation. months passed. then the fbi's behavioral analysis unit came back with a preliminary profil...

For most of December 1920, Thomas Hynes, quartermaster of the Galway IRA, was in Queen’s College Galway - today's NUIG - hiding from Crown forces, sleeping on top of bookshelves, and assisting in the making of grenades.

Of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community, in businesses owned by women and people of color, in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. back in october 2016 army major matthew goldstein admitted on camera to executing a prisoner who had just been released from custody in afghanistan. >...

Spinning among troops for a long time which is that they feel the military is becoming overly lawyered, the military is becoming overly commanded by superiors who are here in washington and in virginia. this is pulling at the heartstring of that. that's what president trump's trying to do that, is right some of the balance. chris: jonah, one of these three men had already been convicted for ordering his troops to fire on two unarmed people. another one, matt goldstein, was facing trial for killing an alleged taliban bombmaker who had been released. president trump, though, to pick pup on what ...

I do not believe that lieutenant lorance was a war criminal. i do not believe he should have been sentenced to 20 years. there are real problems with his case and i am pleased that the commander-in-chief, the president, took a hard look at it. i sent a letter to ask him to do that some time ago. and that he issued this pardon. when you are out there in combat and i have had to make these type of snap decisions under tremendous pressure in just seconds. if you see people to your left and right being convicted as murderers. the default reaction becomes inaction and risk aversion. it's very dange...