will mean this is more likely to take longer rather than shorter. depends on who it is. you know, it depends on who it is. we ve gone through. i understand your view, and i know what happened in both administrations, in the clinton administration, the bush administration, maybe we ought to start getting special prosecutors of getting things done, and not dragging it out, not making their names not going hog-wild as they say, where i grew up. that sounds great, greta. the person who s going to have to point them is the department of justice, the attorney general of the united states. with the backing of the president. does anybody have any confidence that attorney general holder is going to treat this as a serious matter, go into this and look at it and come out rapidly? let me tell you this, at the end of the bush era, at the end of the bush term, there was an allegation that the u.s. the white house was involved in making political decisions about u.s. attorneys. this became a
really innocently. i mean, you think back a few weeks ago, the sportscaster who commented on the beauty of the quarterback s female, and people thought, oh, that can t be right. there was a big brouhaha. people finally realized, i guess there s nothing wrong with it. the woman was even thankful for the compliment. but this is the level of silliness that we ve risen to. sean: doctor, stay right there. we ll come back. your amazing story, this incredible speech that you gave. we re going to talk about how you re saying the fabric of american society now is being changed. you talk about education, taxes, the healthcare system. we ll have more with dr. carson right after the break. and still to come to i voted twice. legal votes? yes, absolutely. sean: an ohio poll worker is convinced voting twice is absolutely fine. we have that story on blatant voter fraud out of ohio still to come on this busy news friday night. [ female announcer ] want younger looking g g g g i m a conserv
commented on the beauty of the quarterback s female, and people thought, oh, that can t be right. there was a big brouhaha. people finally realized, i guess there s nothing wrong with it. the woman was even thankful for the compliment. but this is the level of silliness that we ve risen to. sean: doctor, stay right there. we ll come back. your amazing story, this incredible speech that you gave. we re going to talk about how you re saying the fabric of american society now is being changed. you talk about education, taxes, the healthcare system. we ll have more with dr. carson right after the break. and still to come to i voted twice. legal votes? yes, absolutely. sean: an ohio poll worker is convinced voting twice is absolutely fine. we have that story on blatant voter fraud out of ohio still to come on this busy news friday night. [ female announcer ] want younger looking eyes that sing wow with olay, here s how.
the new information is coming to light now, because lawyers for holmes are asking authorities to hand over a package that holmes had sent to his psychiatrist. this package was discovered in the university s medical campus mailroom on monday. and it included a letter that contained references to shooting people and drawings of a gunman and his victims. according to cbs news. we now know the package was addressed to dr. lynne fenton, the director of student mental health at the university of colorado. a resume posted on the university s website says fenton sees between 15 to 20 graduate students each week for medication and psychotherapy. she also serves as a psychiatrist, seeing between 5 and 10 patients according, again, to that resume. in a court filing, holmes public defender said, quote, the materials contained in that package include communications from mr. holmes to dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of dr. fenton and
and 58 wounded. the new information is coming to light now, because lawyers for holmes are asking authorities to hand over a package that holmes had sent to his psychiatrist. this package was discovered in the university s medical campus mailroom on monday. and it included a letter that contained references to shooting people and drawings of a gunman and his victims. according to cbs news. we now know the package was addressed to dr. lynne fenton, the director of student mental health at the university of colorado. a resume posted on the university s website says fenton sees between 15 to 20 graduate students each week for medication and psychotherapy. she also serves as a psychiatrist, seeing between 5 and 10 patients according, again, to that resume. in a court filing, holmes public defender said, quote, the materials contained in that package include communications from mr. holmes to dr. fenton that mr. holmes asserts are privileged. mr. holmes was a psychiatric patient of