somewhat selfdefeating. he put in a placeholder and presumably he hopes wins it himself in november. megyn: thank you. congress passing sweeping regulations for wall street that will give the government a firmer grip on the banking industry. will these regulation do any good or will they just grow the government? and a child custody case pitting and adoptive mother against the child s biological father an ex-con with a history of roughing up women. coming up i ll be joined live by stacey doss who is fighting to keep her adopted two-year-old out of the hands of that biological father. [singing] are you a little rasta girl? pwhrapb
company that s having the disaster, so you talk to the. you the so you talk to the muppet period. megyn: there is a december a pratt fight to keep her family together. we first told but this interstate custody battle. stacy has raised vanessa from birth. they want to make sure they are together for the rest of the child s life. the biological mother supports that relationship. but the biological father says he never consented this adoption. despite his long criminal history, he wants this child back and he is winning to some extent. so can stacy keep vanessa away from a man with a history of domestic violence? she is here and you will see her live next. major new developments in the john stamos extortion case. we know what happened. you don t want to miss this.
to five years in the clink. it is a custody battle that s getting national attention. stacey doss adopted her child vanessa at birth. the birth mother fully awe support the adoption. but the biological father, a convicted felon with a history of domestic violence claims he wants this child back even though he has four other children with whom he has almost no relationship. so far it looks like he might actually win this case. stacey doss is my guest now. stacy, i m so glad you are here. we are watching this case which is shatter wrenching to watch unfold. you talked about this on kelly s court yesterday. the analysis seemed to be if the courts look at this in terms of what is in the best interest of vanessa, it seems clear you will win. but if the courts look at this as a contractual matter you will
publicly last night and explained that this is a dangerous person, and the process she went through was not the right one, but i understand that she was trying to save this child. sometimes, you know, fighting for what s best what s right in general, especially for a child is difficult and complicated. and i will continue to fight as long as i have to because i think fundamentally this isn t just about vanessa. this is about a lot of children in this country. if there is a law that s not keeping our children safe, that s a law that needs to be changed. megyn: they are saying they don t consider the best interests of the child. this man s criminal history mass no relevance. and it was vanessa s mother he went to jail for beating. his attorney gave a statement that reads in part, mr. miss doss has not adopted mr. mill s child. mr. mills recognizes the need to