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National intelligence all right? i says there is no evidence of iran actually building a nuclear weapon, all right? but, in senate testimony, clapper says we continue to assess iran, keeping open the option to develop nuclear weapons. all right? we do not know if iran will eventually build -- okay, there he is. so, it's not what paul says. it's clapper says he doesn't know. however, many, many other people, including masad, ohio would trust more, the israeli secret service says this close. so does the u.n. paul will never see that point he wins the dumbest things of the week. if iranians do ge...

Facility which only houses juvenile offenders. >> most are here for 6 to 12 months tops. so i think that takes on a different dynamic with someone like paul who is already 12 and knows and recognizes the fact that he's essentially going to have to grow up and go through puberty in a correctional facility. the juvenile facility is the one best prepared to help him through that kind of growth. >> it's for precisely these reasons that paul and his lawyer, monica foster, continue to fight to keep him in the juvenile system. >> we are trying to go to the indiana supreme court to get an appeal so i ...

That's just not the case with him. he's kind of a little guy. even for his age he's kind of a little guy. it's hard for somebody that age to imagine. >> had you ever been in juvenile? >> no. this was my first time. >> gingrich's age and lack of criminal record caught the attention of monica foster, an indianapolis attorney who's taken on his case pro bono. she's fighting to keep him in a juvenile facility. >> he's never had a juvenile referral. never a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. to trea...

Have happened. >> my name is paul and i'm 17 years old and i'm incarcerated at wabash correctional facility. i started marijuana at the age of 7. i personally think i became an alcoholic. i only drank hard liquor at 13 and when i turned 14 we were just partying all the time. when they sentenced me to 36 years, really, i was speakless. i just looked in you awe as the judge walked out of the courtroom. >> at 16, he was sentenced for felony and he keeps a headline newspaper from the worst day of his life. >> as it set in late last week, 16-year-old moss went to jail

That was committed, it becomes very difficult. >> along with the possibility of being moved to an adult prison, paul must grapple with the possibility of spending at least the next decade behind bars. >> i don't think about the days. i just take it day by day. just try to make it -- like i go by each meal. >> if you want to build juvenile kids to adult facilities because that's what you'll end up with.