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In fact he was previously appointed by two democratic attorney general to investigate highly sensitive cases. a remember janet reno? she selected him to investigate corrupt law enforcement officials and their dealings with notorious gangster "whitey" bulger.co eric holder, he appointed him himself to leave the doj into enhanced interrogation techniques. the ongoing investigation into the origins of the witch hunt is not a political stunt.. it's a very real probe about real abuses of power. what happened and 2016 and beyond?? if this continues to happen, you don't have a constitution. you don't...

Is an investigator, long respected by both sides of the aisle. in fact he was previously appointed by two democratic attorney general to investigate highly sensitive cases. remember janet reno? she selected him to investigate corrupt law enforcement officials and their dealings with notorious gangster "whitey" bulger. eric holder, he appointed him himself to leave the ge doj into enhanced interrogation techniques. the ongoing investigation into the origins of the witch hunt is not a political stunt. it's a very real probe about real abuses of power. what happened and 2016 and beyond? if this c...

All of the problems and no real accountability to keep it moving. >> i hear you say maybe having a trial a year and a half from now. given that history you're describing here, what are the odds that there actually is a trial? >> well, you know, there have been several efforts to try to reach essentially a plea bargain in this case. because of what i mentioned at the outset about the aggressive interrogation techniques that were used on these five defendants, there are real questions about whether the death penalty really can be imposed after those sorts of techniques have been used, what role ...

All of the problems and no real accountability to keep it moving. >> i hear you say maybe having a trial a year and a half from now. given that history you're describing here, what are the odds that there actually is a trial? >> well, you know, there have been several efforts to try to reach essentially a plea bargain in this case. because of what i mentioned at the outset about the aggressive interrogation techniques that were used on these five defendants, there are real questions about whether the death penalty really can be imposed after those sorts of techniques have been used, what role ...

To prevent that very thing, police departments in many other countries banned or dispensed years ago with interrogation techniques still used in america. had the murder happened elsewhere, for example, here in the united kingdom, his probable that robert would still have been brought in for questioning, he was named as a suspect by others in the case. but the chances he would have been charged or even interviewed for very long, close to zero. >> the interview as it is on the recording would not be legal in the uk. and that evidence would not have been admitted at trial. >> this is andy griffit...