and the f.b.i. agents were told, the f.b.i. agents want intel. it can be used in court. the prosecutor wantbes to put the guy away. the kid was admitting all of this stuff but they couldn t use it in court. they are thinking mirandize the guy to get him on the record. eric: he is going away forever. it doesn t matter. we had the opportunity to get more more kimberly: intelligence matters. eric: he is gone anyway. they might have waited. they didn t need extra information. they need the intel. who else is involved? there is a time limit how long you can question them. bob: i don t know andrea: i don t agree with it. [ overtalk ] bob: the f.b.i. says judge, we are under our rights of the rules kimberly: but they are. they had listen, this is going to be solid legal ground. they had public safety. they could have treated him as enemy combatant. still questioning him now. the point is they had enough
and the f.b.i. agents were told, the f.b.i. agents want intel. it can be used in court. the prosecutor wantbes to put the guy away. the kid was admitting all of this stuff but they couldn t use it in court. they are thinking mirandize the guy to get him on the record. eric: he is going away forever. it doesn t matter. we had the opportunity to get more more kimberly: intelligence matters. eric: he is gone anyway. they might have waited. they didn t need extra information. they need the intel. who else is involved? there is a time limit how long you can question them. bob: i don t know andrea: i don t agree with it. [ overtalk ] bob: the f.b.i. says judge, we are under our rights of the rules kimberly: but they are. they had listen, this is going to be solid legal ground. they had public safety. they could have treated him as enemy combatant. still questioning him now. the point is they had enough
united states? they already told us that they never going to show us the car, you know. it would be like put in this jail, and we won t be able to see. who told you that? and so, they are already talking about that. i am, they told me i was doing something, you know, what did they tell? like some kind of population, preparing him or i already did something. i don t know. a difference, you know, information, i get. they already want me, him and all of to us look like terrorists. so who has been saying that? well, they are telling wait. [ overtalk ] i don t know. what iwhere is itfrom?
president obama. he is off to a good start. i mean for instance he is championing legislation that will never pass. that will, you know, you any illegal immigrant in the united states will be instantly eligible. go down the path to citizen. that is not going to pass. now this. he is making it very, very hard for a compromise to be reached. by the eight senators and four republicans and four democrats a very good compromise and will pass something like that. as long as the president doesn t continue stunts like this. chris: chuck, you are shaking your head. the stunt only backfires or whatever it is if people fall for it. i m saying don t fall for it. there is no real reason that a moderate cutback in what the border patrol is doing. [ overtalk ] chris: you don t know that that is true. you don t know that if the border is unguarded because
iner city neighborhood. they are poor. they sign contract with cbs for $10 billion or something like that. they sell jerseys with the guys name option the back. obvious they should get money. kimberly: 14 year, $10 $10.4 million deal. bob: the reason they do this eric: well, to be fair [ overtalk ] they don t pay the vim school. but the schools make a fu ton of money. the players should be paid. they are not going to school because they want to get through history and aboog. dana: they re not even going to class. eric: a lot of them. don t call me, ncaa. i know they have grades to meet. dana: i wrote one of those papers in college for a