the third we believe was about 20 years old. thertheir alleged captors, three brothers, are now in custody and facing charges. in fact, we could hear those charges any moment now. could others have known, however, about their alleged crimes? could this have been done without others knowing, and about the horrific imprisonment of these women. joining me now to discuss it, fox news legal analyst mercedes column wicolwin and faith jenki. let me ask you as a former prosecutor, faith, what rargs k45rchargeswill likely be broug? initially multiple counts of kidnapping. under these facts, megyn, it will be a felony in the first degree. felony in the first degree kidnapping for these guys. in addition to that, it appears there s going to be some sexual assault charges even if not initially filed in the initial complaint. i think as the investigation goes forward, based on what we re hearing, it s likely that these women were sexually assaulted over the course of these years. megyn: and giv
not rescued until she was age six. megyn: the one thing she has going for her is her mother had, from all accounts, a normal first 15 years, and so hopefully the mother was somewhat well enough to help her and the other women who were in that house, but we just we don t know. we ve already crossed the cleveland police in not telling the truth. they have to tell the truth, whether they have a black eye on this or not. i want to ask you. megyn: they re not going to get sued. they can t get sued under ohio law. to underscore. we know who is responsible for this, not the cops. we ve got to ask hard questions in the wake of these events. all within three square miles. they were being held right there. it does beg the question of how far can the police go? you don t really like a lot of government intrusion, but should they have gone into that house when these women, girls first went missing? could they have said i would like to look inside? i would like to check your basement? e
custody if the child i s present or past living conditions adversely affect that child s physical, mental, moral, or emotional health. how can you say living with a terrorist making bombs in front of you couldn t have any impact? i realize thes she s three, buty say a lot of our character is cooked by the time we re three. shouldn t they be looking into this? i think so. the question is, who s going to file the complaint. if somebody doesn t, megyn, i will. i promise i will do it. anyone who cares about kids, and i m an advocate for kids can do it. you cited the law. it s really generous to kids because we want to protect them, and the question isn t does the three-year-old know what a bomb is. that s not the standard. the standard is is the child being exposed to things harmful to her emotional well being. megyn: or physical. bomb making can go wrong. there you go. you know, we know that this puts the child at risk whether the child knows it or not. i ve seen cases that i ve bee
american people greg, we re under attack. mr. hicks went out of his way if he had seen a protest. he would have gone out the back door and been gone. that did not happen because there was no warning. as far as we can tell this attack began at the same time that they compromised individuals that were supposed to be guarding individuals. they were attacking without warning. that s what we believe to be true now. that s what the cia had as far as evidence. megyn: i want to show the viewers that. i want to show the viewers. for weeks we were told by various members
not want any o of that mud on hr shoes that might be caused. susan rice, of course, has paid a price for being the one who recited them. we also know, as you suggest, victoria newland, a state department spokeswoman, with a involved in the crafting of the talking points. she reports directly or indirectly to hillary clinton. she said my building, that means hillary clinton s state department, had a problem with this or that or the other thing and they were changed at her behest. secretary clinton cannot escape responsibility for that. megyn: brit, as a practical matter, you ve got her writing that i ve got serious concerns about the draft when they talked about al-qaeda. i ve got serious concerns about the draft. i m worried this is going to be used against the state department for not paying attention to cia warnings and that they keep revising it. we re still unhappy. they do not resolve all my issues and those of my building leadership. on a terror attack against, you