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>> he's not entitled to any constitutional rights like an american citizen would be. this is a decision that the administration is kind of giving him more than what he's entitled to, and i think that's a mistake, because the first thing we need to get out of him is intelligence about the other terrorists who committed the benghazi attack. we are the last flag flying in benghazi. they had attacked other people in that area, and we need to get that information. once you put him in the criminal justice system, you start to have all these things attach where we're not going to be able to enter gai...
But certainly it is a matter of many years. it's not a slap on the wrist kind of crime if people are prosecuted. >> of course we are talking about an administration here, whether it be by way of printed material in "the guardian" newspaper or more recently in this videotape that "the guardian" is revealing on its website. if indeed the u.s. were to get past barriers of whether he would be extradited, et cetera, prosecuting him, he may have just made it easier for them, if not for the geographic complications. >> that's right. he is essentially admitting to the crime of civil disobedience. that...
In this very controversial case involving a leak. what the justice department can say and what holder can say is we never intended on prosecuting him, but we did want to get a warrant to prosecute the leak. so that's the wiggle room. not being honest and up front and completely open about what's going on, but it is, i think, a defense against the charge of perjury. >> jake tapper, we'll see you on the lead in a matter of 15 minutes. top of the hour. thank you so much. let me move along and talk about cleveland, ohio. what happened inside of this home shocked the world. you know the story. th...
Their grave six years. prosecuting him was a moral necessity. >> to me, if you're capable of killing your own son for insurance money, there's not much more besides that. >> but the prosecutor in sweetwater was prepared to rest an forgiiffy case. no real physical evidence but his main witness was a known addict. over lunch, there she was. >> it was spur-of-the-moment. >> her name was crystal robinson. she had a story to tell. >> i wrestled with it for a while because i did, i looked horrible. i looked like a home wrecker. >> crystal told the prosecutor she met bob duke at the mini-mart. crysta...