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Meeting. all we know he is refuting the nature of this memo from james comey. but, it's important for us to get his side and to hear what he says was said during that meeting because right now, the narrative is that he asked him to shut down the investigation into michael flynn. brian: right. the question is for a guy in business the entire life and speak to someone yeah, mike flynn is a good guy. let's put an end to this or however he said that they might have a different perception of their approach and the actual dialogue unless there were tapes, katie pavlich, flight. >> as we have seen wi...

Gunning for a reversal of the verdict. among the many points of argument was the questionable testimony given by park dietz, lead psychiatrist for the prosecution. >> there's never been an episode that has aired on "law & order" involving the part that park dietz testified about. we confronted him about that he said he was mistaken. he must have been in error. >> the appeals process would take months of meticulous preparation for multiple arguments but in the end everything hinged on the dietz testimony. >> we had 19 points of error and only one point was ever addressed and that was point numb...

See daddy? mommy? >> dada. >> mommy? >> say mama. >> mama. >> on march 15th, 2002, andrea yates was sentenced the life in prison for the murder of her children. she was incarcerated at the mountain view unit, a state psychiatric prison. >> in a hospital for the -- it's called for the criminally insane, you are locked in with people who have committed violent crimes and they're mentally ill. they're not places you want to be. >> naturally, the defense was gunning for a reversal of the verdict. among the many points of argument was the questionable testimony given by park dietz, lead psychiatris...

Argument was the questionable testimony given by park dietz, lead psychiatrist for the prosecution. >> there's never been an episode that has aired on "law & order" involving the park dietz testified about. we confronted park dietz about that, and he said he was mistaken. he must have been in vera. >> the appeals process would take months of meticulous preparation for multiple arguments, but in the end everything hinged on the dietz testimony. >> we had 19 points of error, and only one point was ever addressed, and that was point number one, and that was his testimony, and the case got reverse...

Argument was the questionable testimony given by park dietz, lead psychiatrist for the prosecution. >> there's never been an episode that has aired on "law & order" involving the park dietz testified about. we confronted park dietz about that, and he said he was mistaken. he must have been in vera. >> the appeals process would take months of meticulous preparation for multiple arguments, but in the end everything hinged on the dietz testimony. >> we had 19 points of error, and only one point was ever addressed, and that was point number one, and that was his testimony, and the case got reverse...