and i want to be specific here. two things. first of all, of those 700 cases the doj has prosecuted, they have come in light and don t take it from me. three different federal judges, obama appointees and trump appointee in d.c. have criticized doj for being quote schizophrenic for taking a quote backwardly lenient approach to these cases. number one. number two is i have seen no indicators that merrick garland is meaningfully going after the real power sources here. no subpoenas aimed at those people. no grand jury impaneled to go after those people. certainly, no charges aimed at those people and nobody in position really to flip at that level of power. so, words are great. words matter. but action matters more to me and i am not seeing that. so, don, let me ask about that because the pace of the investigation has been slow, right? we talk about 350 people on camera committing vie olent offenses against the government they still haven t found. just one dpachl. but they have gotten
psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers didn t necessarily believe or understand what alec has done and now his parents have taken drastic measures. al sic no longer living with them in florida. he lives in montana, on a ranch for deeply troubled adopted children. i think that i would like almost like every dpachl. reporter: alec s parents adopted him from an orphanage in the former soviet republic of belarus when he was a toddler. they also adopted their daughter, lauren, from the same country who is having a much easier time in the home. the ranch is run by a grandmother who has raised russian orphans of her own. joyce sturkel. reuniting each other with difficulty because of attachment issues or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. reporter: alec has now been at the ranch for kids for more than a year. his parents desperately want to bring him back home to fort myers, but don t know if his violence is under control yet. do you want to go become to