good evening. the case of the west memphis three began in 1993 when the naked bodies of three 8-year-old boys were found in a ditch in west memphis, arkansas. stevie branch, michael moore and christopher byers had been hog-tired by their shoe laces. three local teenagers were charged with the crime. damien echols, jason baldwin and ajesse misskelley. damien was sentenced to death and the other to life in prison. as the years past, the west memphis three got attention from famous people, last month, after nearly two decades behind bars, echols echols, baldwin and misskelley walked free. more in a you moment on that. by joining me now, damien echols and his wife laurie davis. welcome to you both. thank you. an extraordinary saga, no other way to put this, ending in the most bizarre circumstances, where eventually you all admit guilt and yet you walk free, which is a by you czar twist in this tale, a weird anomaly in the legal system and will make no sense to anybody, probab
dead. if these animals are released, you just as well give the key to everybody that s on death row right now. the west memphis three in their own words. it does something to you when you see something like that. it cracks you inside. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. the case of the west memphis three began in 1993 when the naked bodies of three 8-year-old boys were found in a ditch in west memphis, arkansas. stevie branch, michael moore and christopher byers had been hog-tired by their shoe laces. three local teenagers were charged with the crime. damien echols, jason baldwin and ajesse misskelley. damien was sentenced to death and the other to life in prison. as the years past, the west memphis three got attention from famous people, last month, after nearly two decades behind bars, echo echols, baldwin and misskelley walked free. more in a you moment on that. by joining me now, damien echols and his wife laurie davis. welcome to you both. thank you
it does something to you when you see something like that. it cracks you inside. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. the case of the west memphis three began in 1993 when the naked bodies of three 8-year-old boys were found in a ditch in west memphis, arkansas. stevie branch, michael moore and christopher byers had been hog-tired by their shoe laces. three local teenagers were charged with the crime. amaid allegations of satanic rituals. damien echols, jason baldwin and ajesse misskelley. damien was sentenced to death and the other to life in prison. but questions remain about their guilt and the case. as the years past, the west memphis three got attention from celebrities. after nearly two decades behind bars, echols, baldwin and misskelley walked free. more on that in a moment. but joining me now, damien echols and his wife laurie davis. welcome to you both. thank you. an extraordinary saga, no other way to put this, ending in the most bizarre circumsta
policies suck so badly, they are so anti-capitalist, anti-american worker, that you can t over 10% unemployment, really 18 1/2% when you count it all, unemployment, disastrous housing market that continues, weakening dollar, weakening stock market. people are going to say if this president is not going to take responsibility for any of this, let s get a new one. neil: or they could do the harry truman thing. he used a republican congress, he went after both parties [ unintelligible ] to say they are stopping it. it worked. what would be the difficulty this president doing that? the difficulty in this president doing it is, he had both houses of congress for two years. he pushed through what he wanted. what he pushed through is a disaster. obamacare, what the epa is doing, what the norb is doing, what the justice department is doing with mergers, what the entire bureaucracy is doing is
postal says gdp, the gross domestic product percentage government can spend is a teen%. we can go 18 1/2%. maybe that s a compromise. maybe higher. the house is thinking of going higher. there are thing there are things we can do within the balanced budget debate to get in ball across many we did it we i was in the senate, i negotiated welfare when i was in the senate, i negotiated welfare reform. requiring work and putting a time limit on welfare. transportation to help people get to work, childcare we negotiated and got half the democratic caucus to join us. but we stayed true to the principle. the principle here is balancing the budget with limited government. if we stay in the area of less than 20% we are going to be in the area where things like obamacare can never happen. you can t keep the those are the kinds of things that