calls the 6-year-old girl the victim and maintains the right thing happened because it served as a wake up call to hunter s parents and they re working to solve his discipline problems and apparently hunter is working on it. they sent me to the office. i feel sorry. but i just have a lot of energy. 6-year-olds have a lot of energy. they do have a lot of energy. he s back at school the 6-year-old girl s family say they do not want to get involved but say they do not want hunter to kiss their daughter anymore. oh, my god. that face is adorable. thank you. they have a lot energy. they do. it s true, hunter. there is a provocative piece suggesting the obama administration may bear some of the blame for what happened here. really?
girl the victim and maintains that the right thing happened in this case because it apparently served as a wake-up call to hunter s parents and they are now working to solve his discipline problems and apparently even hunter is work withing on it. listen. i did something wrong. she sent me to the office. i feel sorry. but i just have a lot of energy. 6-year-olds? they have a lot of energy. they do have a lot of energy. by the way, he s back in school. the 6-year-old girl s family says they don t want to get involved. they add they do not want hunter to kiss their daughter anymore. oh, my god. that child is adorable. trace, thank you. they have a lot of energy. they do. that s true, hunter. there is a provocative peace in the wall street journal suggesting obama may bear some
still looking to clear or determine who the second person might be. but sources say it s unlike linen else was involved. sean? thank you very much for your reporting. joining me our panel of law enforcement experts. former nypd deputy chief ed hartnet, fbi profiler casey jordan and former agent jonathan gilliam. what do you glean from this guy s background? lots of disturbing aspects of his background. obviously with 20/20 hindsight he had anger issues, discipline problems in h the military, work issues. i would have to look at that. i want to know if h he s under medical care, medication. how did he get to the area? how long has he been in the area? i would have to backtrack the atm use, credit card use, tolls, everything how far along do you think ter now? pretty far along. one thing i haven t heerd is was
suspect. the last report was they were still looking to clear or determine who the second person might be. but sources say it s unlike linen else was involved. sean? thank you very much for your reporting. joining me our panel of law enforcement experts. former nypd deputy chief ed hartnet, fbi profiler casey jordan and former agent jonathan gilliam. what do you glean from this guy s background? lots of disturbing aspects of his background. obviously with 20/20 hindsight he had anger issues, discipline problems in h the military, work issues. i would have to look at that. i want to know if h he s under medical medication. how did he get to the area? how long has he been in the area? i would have to backtrack the atm use, credit card use, tolls, everything how far along do you think ter now? pretty far along.
identical or better bang for the buck at the same price point if you went outside of the direct labor and you went into third party private labor. you know, i always believe in every profession, pat, if you follow this more closely than i that you have your certain percentage of goofoffs and goofballs and charlatans. they re not in the financial tv news business just to be clear, but there are a lot who are just, they steal stuff like laptops, the case of the tsa workers, some who stole money and worse but they are more probably a small fraction rather than representative of all tsa workers. who is to say if you had a private entity handling this you wouldn t still have that. the immediate difference neil and i concur with you, there will always be knuckleheads. the discipline problems from tardiness to non-appearance at work and hygiene issues, they re comparatively minor.