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Unless you are a total loon, you just don't. you can keep somebody indefinitely in some kind of facility? >> yes. in theory, as long as the judge keeps finding that the person poses a danger to him or herself or others. which has to be reviewed periodically. >> bill: all right. so you could keep, in theory, in any state in the union, somebody that you felt was a danger to the community, in some kind of lock down, without charging them with a crime? >> in theory, yes. >> bill: in theory. but it very rarely happens. >> correct. >> bill: we see with the stalkers and all of that. >> especially sin...

Unless you are a total loon, you just don't. you can keep somebody indefinitely in some kind of facility? >> yes. in theory, as long as the judge keeps finding that the person poses a danger to him or herself or others. which has to be reviewed periodically. >> bill: all right. so you could keep, in theory, in any state in the union, somebody that you felt was a danger to the community, in some kind of lock down, without charging them with a crime? >> in theory, yes. >> bill: in theory. but it very rarely happens. >> correct. >> bill: we see with the stalkers and all of that. >> especially sin...

Blocking policies that help working class americans. we're not civil. the hell we aren't. republicans have no business talking about civility and tone until they change the way they govern. >> so now become sesame street for potential assassins. the whole thing is out of control. it makes no sense. you are not getting any news. >> bill: here now to analyze alan colmes and monica crowley. this guy fuller is scary. >> involuntarily committed for a psych evaluation. the story has not covered except by the "new york post" and by you o'reilly. here is why. the fuller story throws off the entire lef...

Blocking policies that help working class americans. we're not civil. the hell we aren't. republicans have no business talking about civility and tone until they change the way they govern. >> so now become sesame street for potential assassins. the whole thing is out of control. it makes no sense. you are not getting any news. >> bill: here now to analyze alan colmes and monica crowley. this guy fuller is scary. >> involuntarily committed for a psych evaluation. the story has not covered except by the "new york post" and by you o'reilly. here is why. the fuller story throws off the entire lef...

Unless you are a total loon, you just don't. you can keep somebody indefinitely in some kind of facility? >> yes. in theory, as long as the judge keeps finding that the person poses a danger to him or herself or others. which has to be reviewed periodically. >> bill: all right. so you could keep, in theory, in any state in the union, somebody that you felt was a danger to the community, in some kind of lock down, without charging them with a crime? >> in theory, yes. >> bill: in theory. but it very rarely happens. >> correct. >> bill: we see with the stalkers and all of that. >> especially sin...