that they honor their word, should be sitting outside that jail house when he is supposed to be released because the next move is they ll prosecute him for two other federal crimes, minimum and then they should deport him. deport him in a way so that he cannot come back for a sixth time. melissa: how do you do that? brian, how do you do that? he has come back five different times. build a wall. melissa: if they grab him up and deport him, it seems like he would be crazy to come back given all the attention and everything that has happened but he has done it five other times. that s a great question, how do you practically enforce having this guy enter the country again? i think the good news in this case is his face has been spattered across the media throughout the country for the last year and i think a lot of people in this country want to have the right outcome in a criminal case like this. a lot of people hold the same belief i do. he should have already been
rick: they had a little money when he wrote that book if i did it, and if you read it, you know, i sat in the courtroom for nine months. his blood is dripping away from the bodies. the blood of the victims are found smeared and spattered inside his ford bronco. blood on his driveway, nicole s blood is on his socks in his bedroom, which i think was the most damaging evidence. come it was, weeks before the killings, he bought a 12-inch knife, it s proved conclusively that it was the exact same wounds on both victims. i mean, the list goes on and on and on. rick: but much of that may not be part of what we hear today. it likely would not be, but again, this parole board can take notice of the decision and by that jury. there is nothing to stop them from doing that.
president county. reporter: it s the third time spicer has apologize for the firestorm he created with these comments. you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn t even sink to the to using chemical weapons. reporter: repeated attempts to clarify wasonly backfired. he wasn t using the gas on his people the same way as assad up understand. i appreciate that. thank you. there was not in the he brought him into the holocaust. i understand that. reporter: reporters and politicians in washington are buzzing about whether spicer s job is on the line. even his mea culpa on cnn was spattered with inaccuracies. the attempt he s making to destabilize the region. reporter: destabilize the region? that s the wrong word. he also mispronounced the
and partially severs the spinal cord at the level of the eighth thoracic vertebral body. which meant she would have been partially paralyzed, and stab wounds to her pectoral muscles and her aorta led the medical examiner to conclude she was unable to write anything on the wall. she would not have had enough blood pressure and enough blood volume to repeatedly dip her finger in repeatedly because her fingers aren t a fountain pen. her finger wasn t bleeding. so, she was already dead when those were written. and blood spatter experts found evidence that whoever wrote on the wall did so long after the attack. there are some pieces of the letters that are actually written over impact spatter. and the impact spatter that is underneath the letters is not disturbed. that s because the blood which spattered on the wall during the attack was dry before
fact radicalize. it s important to understand this is what the context of these day-to-day happenings and interviews. to me what s strange is she s gone from, it was him to a fairly aggressive cross-examination of the fbi agent to be you know consistent or inconsistent asking him questions about whether this was a picture of mecca or chechnya. it is not a consistently, yes, it was him, and sort of now you should have a lot of sympathy for him. interesting, because as we see the prosecution s case unfold, for example, these videos we ve been seeing we hadn t seen before of the bomb blast. look at the aftermath. people are actually running in, some injured, some in a state of shock. then you see, for example, the photos we ve been seeing of the boat that tsarnaev was in, and the blood spattered and the bullet holes and some of the writings. it s very clear that the