terrible a mother she was and what an awful person she was they didn t meet that standard. that standard that exists in our law. bill: let s get specific about the closing arguments because i also paid attention. i m not as smart as you and could never go to law school. right, you have your masters. bill: i just eeked it out. what i heard was the prosecution saying listen, we don t know how the baby was killed because the body was too decomposed we couldn t find out the the exact method of her death, we don t know. that was established. but you don t find a baby in a swamp covered with duct tape as the prosecutor told us earlier in the program and not know there was foul play. there was. well, but bill: this is what i m hearing. all right. bill: so this foul play, something happened here that was out of it wasn t an act of god. and it wasn t an accident.
even what bp said was their worst case scenario for this. should they have not been given approval to do this in the first place? i think that is but one of many questions that we re all going to look for time to answer with facts. facts we re getting now, facts we ll continue to get. i think one thing is clear. that is there was supposed to be a fail safe here, this blowout prevention valve. it s not safe at all. it hasn t worked. and sadly, there isn t much redundancy in that system. so what we re finding out is that bp now has to turn to innovative techniques to try to stem this ongoing release of oil. at an event earlier today, governor rick perry of texas said that this disaster, talking about this zadisaster, he said from time to time there will be acts of god that cannot be prevented. my sense to that is that this wasn t an act of god it was an act of bp in the sense that they re responsible for this not
we know that what s happened here in the gulf has exceeded even what bp said was their worst-case scenario for this. should they have not been given approval to do this in the first place? raching, i think that is but one of many questions that we re all going to look for time to answer with facts. facts we re getting now, facts we ll continue to get. i think one thing is clear. that is there was supposed to be a fail-safe here, this blowout prevention valve. it s not safe at all. it hasn t worked. and sadly, there isn t much redundancy in that system. so what we re finding out is that bp now has to turn to innovative techniques to try to stem this ongoing release of oil. at an event earlier today, governor rick perry of texas said that this disaster, talking about this disaster, he said from time to time there will be things that occur that are acts of god that cannot be prevented. my sense to that is that this wasn t an act of god it was an act of bp in the sense that