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Others who are suddenly doing their best imitation of scalded dogs. so the guy's a complete crank and a racist and he's an anachronism in many ways, chris. the fact is they never should have embraced him based on the facts. based on the facts themselves. >> here's what really got me. he keeps talking. these folks are living under subsidy. that's the word he used. these folks are living under subsidy. okay. this is per unit, per cow calf combination, per month cost of grazing fees on federal land. the amount that he won't pay. $1.35. the market price in the western united states per cow calf pe...

Have embraced him based on the facts. based on the facts themselves. >> here's what really got me. he keeps talking. these folks are living under subsidy. that's the word he used. these folks are living under subsidy. okay. this is per unit, per cow calf combination, per month cost of grazing fees on federal land. the amount that he won't pay. $1.35. the market price in the western united states per cow calf per month is $16.80. the federal government so subsidizes federal grazing fees to the tune of 15-plus bucks per cow/calf a month, and even that welfare is not good enough for him to take. ...

And my daddy had a heart attack. and a long period of time, no work. the bills pile up. and my mom had this bronze station wagon. a big ole thing. she always picked me up every day from school in it. and one day she picks me up in this little beat up studebaker my daddy used to drive back and forth to work. and i got in the car and i said where's the station wagon and my mother is holding onto the steering wheel and says, it's gone. i'm a 12-year-old kid. i kept saying gone? gone where? she said it's gone and finally she explained they couldn't pay for it and now it was gone. and what i rememb...

Everybody was a suspect. i would have thought you did it back then. i mean, anybody i looked at i was mad at. i went into a world of my own, and i hated people. >> damien echols tells me he was also in his own world. >> the three 8-year-old boys -- >> just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. >> tonight investigators found the children beaten to death. >> do you remember the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper. they were ...

It was on every news channel, on every newspaper. they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situation i didn't know. >> he would figure it out very quickly. >> police launched a massive search for the killers. >> he may have not have realized it at first, but damien was the prime suspect. >> as soon as they found those bodies they were at my house. >> damien was 18 years old at the time. dirt poor and troubled. he had ...