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into the park. but they'll need a lot more than football talent. told me what i need to do and how disciplined i need to be to reach way here's where. it's all at one time i was kind of slacking this school to post one for one you told me to put work in me to spin school and the rest will follow. you also need support and encourage mint which reese melson gets from his best friend and fellow football legend in santiago who's also well on his wife to start a. story that there's a guy called david santo and housing about eight years on it's like he's from like this or that like to know someone with and he's very good and i was just like yeah ok then they call us together one much one time and then it was
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not called because for whatever reason the state decided not call limb. arthur fleischmann an atf agent for the state of florida. signed an affidavit that zimmerman committed battery on him several years ago that case was in 2005 handled out of court. right now, they are, as you might imagine the objection came quickly from the defense. the defense argued essentially if the state wanted to go down this road, if they wanted to bring in a prior bad act, so to speak, that there would be other prior bad acts that he would then, mr. o'mara, would be forced to introduce as well. judge nelson admonished him for that. judge melson basically said -- judge nelson said, i trust that both you attorneys know what you're doing. let's not play that game here. right now, mr. mantie, he didn't
we just received within the last 45 minutes or so. i think you will probably hear a very different story from chairman issa who has come out with some statement. but as people start to dig into the report we might get a better sense of what went on here. let's remember there is also a report from congress, from the house oversight committee which seems to implicate the higher ups in the justice department a little bit more. so i think you will see some people understandably sceptical of an internal investigation vindicating the attorney general who is crowing about it. but i think it's too early to cast aspersions. it looks like mr. weinstein and melson will be held accountable for this horrible program that claimed hundreds of lives, including at least one border
and reassigned appropriately. this was low-level field officials whose superiors did not exercise the proper oversight and judgment and there is no evidence this was conducted, known and approved at the high levels of the justice department. this is confirming everything that i and the democrats have been saying for many months. this was a field operation that started under the bush administration. all these officials were employed by the bush administration. continued by the obama administration. they didn't have the proper oversight. megyn: melson he has been reassigned to work in the office of legal policy in the justice department. he's working in the justice department right now. >> now we have him leading up legal policy? this is absurd. julian, let, be realistic. you had the acting head of the
>> hopefully soon then we'll take the appropriate actions at that point. jay said that he disagreed with guns walking whether done in conjunction with the mexican government or not. so i will continue to points out this program of guns walking started under the bush administration. secondly. melson has testified repeatedly that he did not inform people higher up in the justice department that this program was ongoing. and as to the appropriate -- as to reassigning or firing which i think will probably occur with lower-level officials in the field office, the guys doing this without proper supervision, i think that will occur when you have a proper investigation by the inspector general. megyn: i have got to run. >> this did not go through the proper channels. >> it many amateur hour. megyn: all right, boys. always fun seeing you. thank you both. coming up.
and there has been a murder and guns connected to the murder of that border agent. and the fact that we have laws in this country that say guns are supposed to be sold according to the law. this was the government promoting the illegal sale of guns through third parties to get them across the border and the federal government ought to be in the business of abiding by the laws, not, not violating the laws. so who is responsible for our violating the laws, that person ought to be held responsible and quite frankly ought to be fired and maybe even further. jenna: how high, how high do you think it goes? >> well i don't know but because of mr. melson's testimony, for the first time we've learned a couple things that we didn't know before. number one, the fbi and the drug enforcement people are involved in this as well as atf people and we --. jenna: senator, sorry to interrupt, really quick here on that with the fbi being involved, we told our
viewers 2,000 guns were sold to various minor criminals. was the fbi involved at all in screening who actually got those guns? >> all i can say at this point is, they knew about the operation, fast and furious. then the last thing we learned from mr. melson was, that people really high up in the justice department, how high we adopt know for sure, knew about this. and, and, at that point, you know, it took us two or three months to find out any of this information. but we don't have all of our questions answered. jenna: senator, i have only about 30 seconds here. obviously the gun smuggling, border issues, they're big issues for our country. i have limited time but what do we do now? what's next here? >> thank god we have got congressman issa in the house of representatives. he has subpoena power. i don't have that in the senate. he will call in people from our embassy in mexico city, american people to find out what they know about it because we think they have a