hold of the knife in cutting her, okay but i didn t. would you listen? i m sorry. okay. hypothetical hypothetically. okay. if you took part in any of that, that s okay because you re still here, you re still showing some good faith if you want to cooperate and a prosecutor will reconsider another possible deal. do you believe that story? hook, line, and sinker. what s going on inside your stomach and brain? scared. trying to figure out what they want, just for them to leave me alone. why? i didn t kill nobody. i was never there the night the murder happened. they kept focusing on if you were there, if you did do it, if you held the knife, if you did, okay, we ll help. i was an idiot, i believed them. and you were charged with murder? yes. fighting to clear his name, with the support of his mother
well-known to a young chris. i trust you, and hopefully you trust me, okay? ferman told chris, trust me, chris, you got to trust me, okay, we go way back, chris. and i think that it was tied to respect adult, and he was a follower. he watched as chris insisted he knew nothing, and then she saw detectives as they are trained to do subtly make him an active apartment. listen, for example, hypothetically, chris, you were there, okay? okay. hypothetically, chris, how do you think it happened? i remember chris saying, you mean, like a tv show? next, police administered polygraph after polygraph with the same result, saying he was deseptemb decepti deceptive, and when promised immunity, the story about ben hobbs changed. got a knife. then just cut her.
the two guys who interviewed this person over and over again, and found that the first interview, the second interview, the third interview, the fourth interview, the fifth interview, he lied like a sidewalk, and you get to the seventh, and that s the gospel truth? no. each interview, he brought out information he absolutely knew, was not fed to, the color clothes she was wearing, the position of the clothes, how many stabbings, the diagram where she was at in the room. interesting. many times, as the interviews progressed, chris claimed to know nothing about the clothes angie dodge was wearing. do you know what she had on? no. recall any clothes? i don t know. but some details in the interview could be interpreted to back up the claims by the police. once, for example, before christopher was shown the photos, he seems to, in a
to be briefing the guy who gets your job. the new guy whose coming in for your job. you re supposed to be making sure there is a seamless transition and the new guy is totally up to speed. well, given what susan rice knew about michael flynn during the transition, what is she supposed to do? how is she supposed to make a decision? hypothetical hypothetically. let s say u.s. intelligence got spies working for us inside the embassies in washington, would you give mike flynn the names of those spies? they are working at the embassy who is working for the one he engages in secret conversations about undermining the u.s. government. give him the name of our spies? if there is a spy in his office? will you tell flynn? this all happened christmastime
he is trying to place attention on the issue of drones and whether they can be used in this country on an american citizen. he believes it is unconstitution and he asked me for a letter about it. but not completely hy hypothetical hypothetically. there is also another question here. the president has said he is going to talk about that again. how much do we and the american public know about the use of drones. i think it is terrific.