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Is. sometimes it isn't. it depends who you're talking to. >> i agree. i was brought up that way and i think the majority of people do treat people that way. >> they should be. >> that's what the american dream is. >> it is not always that way. >> i don't know fits always that way. >> i think it is about the color of the skin. >> i ten to think more contextually the personality. that's not the norm in some areas. >> as much as we would like to say it is not about how you look. >> because of the color, they judge you. >> if it is not because of the color of the skin, it is how much money you hav...

Second phase was, is it such a cruel murder that the death penalty is justified? the jury again found yes. so now the final phase, which is where they look at the facts of the stabbing, the shooting, the near-decapitation of travis alexander, the victim here, in 2008. yes, it's especially cruel. let's look at the circumstances and see if there are any mitigating effects. you have aggravating and mitigating. aggravating is what it sounds like. these are things that make it even worse than other murders. what types of things? the way was done, the victim, the type of relationship, was this a par...

But to have the attorney general of the united states get up and focus on backlash against muslims, has there been backlash against muslims in the wake of boston? is this a time for the attorney general to be effectively scolding americans, not to be bigoted and not to be ignorant? >> megyn, the attorney general of the united states needs to do us all a favor. catch the terrorists. that's what he needs to be doing. catch the terrorists and don't allow individuals to be mirandized after only 16 hours of interrogation. an individual that we know had the bomb and put it next to an eight-year-old ...

Pressure cooker bomb. and ammonium nitrate. so he did a mixed bag using every aspect of his training. so when you see a case where you've got a bombing and a crowded public event, following the al qaeda narrative, you have to wonder, why did he go away for six months, and was that where he either trained, built the test bombs and/or fired them off to make sure they would function when he got home. that's not fact. those are questions. but it also fits in contextually with past history. >> yeah. john miller, great to have you on the show again. gloria, jeff, as well. at the top of the program, ...

And of course, though, contextually, they haven't dealt with the kind of depth of scandal and of understanding of what was going on that we have here. some argue that's because it didn't because of people like him. we'll have to see. >> there's a story in "the washington post" this morning, and i think it will gather traction as the day goes on. saying that pope francis, when he was archbishop, did not choose to deal almost in any way in sex abuse accusations going on. he didn't have the role where he deceived or turned his back or maybe didn't address it head-on. but it was not something he c...