and they ll bring the forms and hand them out and say, you say this, you say this and we ll all get together and say this. and unfortunately those instances make it harder to believe to the boy who cried wolf because these things actually do happen. i was always telling them, when you do this, you re really working against yourself. with that in mind, michael, what s your gut instinct about this situation? i think they re probably a little bit using a little bit more power and coercion than normal and even normal is probably too much. but i don t think they re waterboarding. you don t think they waterboarded no. but the inmates claims aren t necessarily fabricated? no. will these guards will held accountable? no. why not? because it s your word against theirs. there are cameras all over the place and if there s an allegation against an officer,
there should be footage of it. if there s not footage, if the camera is broken or the film is missing, the inmate is deemed the winner. but there aren t cameras in broom closets exactly my point. they will take you to someplace where there are no cameras and there may not be any proof of you going in there, there may be no camera on the door that you re going into and it s your word against the officer. you will never win against that. 60 complaints filed and there s a lot of attention. we ll see exactly what happens. michael, thank you very much. coming up for us, fired for exercising poor judgment. that s the way they put it. stunning new details about the actions of a rookie police officer before he shot and killed a college student. and his brother sent the u.s. to war in iraq. but jeb bush blames hillary clinton for iraq s decline saying that she stood by as things got worse. is this good strategy?