one is the va with its huge backlog, we re just not serving our men and women, but the other is there appears to be a coffer-up cover-up of some of the wrongdoing. well, if it s found that there actually has been covering up of a crime and some malicious wrongdoing that hurt our men and women who serve this country, yeah, criminal charges should be at least on the table. jon: ron fournier from national journal, thank you. jenna: coming up, he starred on the sitcom friends, but david. womenner just played a real life role in solving a crime. we ll come through. ross comes through, jon. a tornado tears through towns, plus the new weather danger just ahead. i looked out the window, i was making a sandwich, and there was this rock about this big come flying through the air. that s when i realized, oh, my gosh, the real thing.
again, i ve got the judge s decision, he talks about how criminally sophisticated jordan s acts were with planning and a coffer up. as a lawyer i look at it as completely sloppy and juvenile. he put the murder weapon back in his room, for goodness sakes, and he dropped the spent shell on the path leading away from the home. you might as well put a big sign on my forehead, i did it. so isn t the judge wrong about that? this wasn t sophisticated, this was this is evidence of a kid that needs help. well, i think he was sophisticated enough. i think, you know, there s more to that story too. he also went out and made a statement implicating another individual as well, and, again, denying involvement. gregg: yeah. plus there was other shell casings out there, and part of the story was, well, he typically shot outside. in this case it was in pristine