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>> it was a -- and the second time, walk me through what you did. >> i threw it in with a soup. >> race told law enforcement, he doled out the poison, based on brigida weight. starting with one gram of thallium, late summer 2017. >> you thaw based off or wait, and what you read, one about one killer? >> basically. >> bob eta got sick, but you obviously didn't die, so we update the last time. he opted up to five grams. he thought i was going to do it. >> it should've been a lethal dose, but race didn't factor in his wife's will to live. >> all the doctors, the nurses, the detectives say, it's y...

Point blank said that's untrue. how big of an issue is it? >> it's an issue in the sense that, look, when you have the impression that it's a politically motivated firing, what was going to immunize that perception was the idea that there was a benign reason for it, that you had the backing of somebody who had credibility across different parties who was just confirmed two weeks ago, i think 96-4 by the snechlt you had somebody saying, well, there were justifiable reasons that were more recent than last july. they were because of the recent testimony he gave just about a week ago. then the pre...

Interviews. >> you have owned fancy yachts, fancy cars. >> yes. >> and underwater submersible. >> airplane. underwater airplane. >> i saw it. it's basically an airplane that flies under water. >> right. >> do you worry at all that you are divorced from reality? are you divorced from reality? >> i don't know if anybody can answer that. truthfully, i don't think so. >> wow. this is absurd talk. he is not alone. just last week, the ceo of aol cited two sick babies as the reason he needed to cut employees' 401(k)s. forget the fact that he makes $12 million a year. that didn't factor into his logic...

Permanent setup. now they're saying there's a large number of defaults at risk here because people may still have issues with these and may still end up losing their homes, which is just crazy to hear about. so through february, if you take a look at where we are through february, 170,000 borrowers got permanent modifications. more than 1.3 million, though, were in those trial modifications. and the treasury says that 40% of the homeowners in the program may redefault, and the reason for that is because the program didn't factor in the total borrower's debt. so at this point, kyra, neil barofs...