he is idealistic and somewhat naive young man. he criminally leaked documents as you said, 3/4 of a million documents. much of his role has made about him being a conflicted soldier. i think there s some truth to that. on the other hand, lost in the back and forth on that is that bradley manning was quite proud of his stat it is as an intelligence analyst. i suspect he remains proud to be a soldier. he thought he was doing the right thing and did it for the same reasons that he joined the army to begin with. he saw it as a patriotic act to begin with. denver, i want to stay with you. you talk about the sense of being conflicted. it s since come out that manning had some discipline problems in the army. with everything that you know, should alarm bells have been
my years of experience in this area tell me they are committing crimes of domination and violence. this isn t about sex. this is about assaultive domination and violence. well, this is food for thought. joining me right now is missouri senator claire mccaskill. i love the way you dichotomize this. i hate it in my religion when they talk about priests molesting some young alter boy. tell me what you said, what you meant by molest. i want to know what we re talking about here. i love the way you break this down between actual crimes, crimes outside of the military, and discipline problems in terms of how you treat other workers. this issue of rape. have you uncovered cases where women have been raped? we all know what that means. and gotten away with it in the military? oh, of course. in fact, not just in the military, but also in the civilian criminal justice system. the issue here is, is the military doing everything it can
issue of a respectful and healthy work environment. these are not the same issues. and with all due respect, general odierno, we can prosecute our way out of the first issue. we can prosecute ourselves out of the who are not committing crimes of lust. my years of experience in this area tell me they are committing crimes of domination and violence. this isn t about sex. this is about assaultive domination and violence. well, this is food for thought. joining me right now is missouri senator claire mccaskill. i love the way you dichotomize this. i hate it in my religion when they talk about priests molesting some young alter boy. tell me what you said, what you meant by molest. i want to know what we re talking about here. i love the way you break this down between actual crimes, crimes outside of the military, and discipline problems in terms
700 of 2200 at the facility are diagnosed with mental illness. i think numbers are increasing for everybody. superintendent craig hangs has been working at the prison since it opened in 1992. this is a multi security level facility, large facility, 500 acres of property. the perimeter is about a mile and a half around the facility. we have maximum, medium security offenders. offenders that assault staff are moved to the secure housing unit, a prison within the prison known as the schu. discipline problems, been assaulted, have issues with other facilities. they send them here. designed to look and function like a maximum security prison in california, it is composed of
skipping meals, sending their children to family and friends homes to eat. borrowing food, borrowing money and then coming to one of our 3,000 food pantries soup kitchens or homeless shelters during the last two weeks of the month trying to be able to get enough food to feed themselves. it s a working parent earning less than $7.20 an hour or $15,000 a year. i want to follow up on two things there. one, your point these are often working folks, that this is poverty that is associated with people actually having jobs. and the other thing the way that this hits kids, one of the things we see in schools, for example, is during the last week of the month often the more discipline problems because kids are actually coming to school hungry. is that the sort of thing that you re pointing out to us here? absolutely. and we pay a horrible high cost for hunger. hunger is merely a symptom of poverty and in our state, we ll spend $6.97 billion in