i would use taxpayer s dollars. i don t think michael would want to waste money to do that. i don t want to exclude anyone from jury duty but someone that tried cases for years as a lawyer. it s difficult to have somebody translating through ear pierce. of the course. miss translation. it s a problem. final word no offense but they are both lawyers. they are both lawyers, and i think we have to take that into account. you re a comedian. you don t speak modalvin. this, by the way, this, by the way, is one of the reasons among many others i support the senate bill, immigration reform bill and i m a strong supporter of that bill. one of the things that it does is it tightens up the requirement to master english, not just before you become a
expense and hassle of having to go through a translator, what this really does, is it disadvantages any particular court proceedings that are takingvery tough for lawyers wh not bilingual. i don t think we should move in the direction of a bilingual society. it hasn t worked for canada or belgium. let s try to keep english as the one unifying core that ties us together as americans in our court system, as well. we should use the breaking news banner. this is shocking what is wrong with you two? i would use taxpayer s dollars. i don t think michael would want to waste money to do that. i don t want to exclude anyone from jury duty but someone that tried cases for years as a lawyer. it s difficult to have somebody
you know, that s america. michael, what do you think about this? you know, you re eligible for jury duty, by the way, unless there s a few reasons but one of them is you are unable to speak english and the court can t get a translator or interpreter as stephanie points out. the interpreter is key, is this enough? or, again, should you have to speak english yourself and understand it yourself clearly? of course, you should have to speak english and i hate to agree with dean, but i went to law school also once upon a time and, look, the constitution in new mexico which is very odd, it was new mexico became a state in 1911. and in the constitution, it says specifically that spanish-speaking people will be included on voting rolls and they ll be included in juries. yes. but for the rest of the country, first of all, they ought to change the new mexico constitution. but secondly, the whole idea that people have a tough enough time following what s going on in court, you really do.
the artistic value and all that. talking about a national party going into what will be a hotly contested open seat for the presidency and hillary clinton is the touted figure for the democrats to have these two very, you know, high profile biopicks. yeah, i think they are from a political standpoint you raise the flag. governor, is this nothing more than a couple of infomercials for hillary clinton? we don t know. you raise the right issue, chris. we haven t seen these. i don t think michael has seen them. i have not. i don t think mr. priebus has. i think he would be better served spending his time to tell his party getting something done for the country. the question has been raised. why don t they do a couple of pieces on, say, chris christie? isn t he an interesting and compelling figure? well, chris christie has had a couple of pieces and not necessarily by television but the cover story on time
sexuality was? i think he did all that he could to neutralize himself. i don t think michael was trying to be homosexual, or heterosexual or pedophile. he was trying to be asexual or presexual. his insistence that he was peter pan was so total that he got peter pan s nose. reporter: there were, of course, the accusations that jackson s love of children was, in fact, sexual. there is no proof he molested anyone. he was cleared of the only accusation that ever made it to trial, but he admitted to sharing a bed with prepubescent kids. he shared a bed with dozens of children. correct. reporter: why? he wanted to be a child himself. he wanted to believe he was another 12-year-old or 13-year-old. reporter: he want add sleepover. he wanted a sleepover. he felt he didn t have a childhood. reporter: in the book, sullivan describes how people, like lisa marie presley, were