it s not legal in russia, and russia has a very draconian drug policy, and so what they ve done is they ve accused her of smuggling a large amount of drugs. yeah, drug trafficking, i think, is what they re saying, which seems very extreme. exactly. yeah. it is extreme, and of course they could charge her with a lesser offense, possession or whatever. the prosecutors have leeway there, and they re choosing to go a pretty heavy-handed way, and that carries five to ten years, and in the best of circumstances, if we weren t having this bad relationship with russia right now, it would be a tough case. what she does have going for her is that she s famous and because she s famous, she ll probably be treated better than if she wasn t famous. i don t mean that she ll win her case any easier, but if she has to serve a sentence, there will probably be some political eyes watching to make sure things don t go too bad. that makes sense. what about griner s family, though, and the legal t
remembering john mccain. how do you think john mccain wants to be remembered? as i ve gotten to know him i think he wants to be remembered as somebody who tried to do the best he could. lived for something bigger than himself. somebody that was flawed and well admitted. he talks about his mistakes in the past but always tried to do right. as i traveled with him around the world, i saw this guy was probably more famous than the vast majority of pop music stars in the united states. he wasn t famous for any reason except people saw him as a man that cared. look, he cared about the 500,000 dead folks in syria. he cared about america s role in china pushing back against russia and everywhere else. what i respect the most is i was part of the surge in iraq and this is the guy that was loudly claiming for a surge when everybody else was saying we need to get out of iraq and we won the war because of that. the subsequent pull-out where we lost a lot of ground. jon: we are watching the
i believe that he should have gotten the death penalty because nobody considers that baby. little man with a big ego. and he s violent. that s really him in a nutshell. he s a violent little man. she wasn t famous. it wasn t a high-profile case, but it s a case that took a lot of people to put together. it took a lot of effort, and it s something that you sometimes don t see in somebody that is forgotten about. belynda tillery s family still mourns the loss of their daughter, but because of forensic facial reconstruction and forensic anthropology, they know the truth. when karen taylor put the face on the skeleton, that s what broke the case. no doubt, forensic art is
a woman in any profession but especially politics. it might be something that female voters even those who are not crazy about her policies might say, well i do want to have a female president in my lifetime. i think many women do. i don t think hillary clinton is going to be the one who is going to be the first female president. i think there s a couple of things there. trust, honesty. those get in her way. as we talk about the polling that is out there. that gets in hillary s way and she s not authentic. as a man here you want to drive in. be ever so careful, will you? i representative the ta the testosteroned plerns. im imwhen i first met hillary, she wasn t famous. she was first lady of arkansas. she was actually really normal. when you run for president it is not longer a normal life. but when she was first lady of arkansas she was simultaneously
gotten the death penalty because nobody considers that baby. little man with a big ego. and he s violent. that s really him in a nutshell. he s a violent, little man. she wasn t famous. it wasn t a high-profile case, but it s a case that took a lot of people to put together, it took a lot of effort, and it s something that you sometimes don t see in somebody that is forgotten about. belynda tillery s family still mourns the loss of their daughter, but because of forensic facial reconstruction and forensic anthropology, they know the truth. when karen taylor put the face on the skeleton, that s what broke the case. no doubt, forensic art is art/science.