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Holly hughs. the murder rate has been cut in half but no declines in mass shootings. what are your thoughts? you know, i m with lou. you keep saying and echoed it many times throughout the night i don t want to blame anybody. but we need to do something, debra. we need to blame something and something is a breakdown? our system. it s about time we point fingers and not at individual people but what is the problem in our system. where is the break down? this young man had never been hospitalized. he didn t pop when they ran a federal criminal background for him to get a gun. what we feed to do is say all right we know we can t get multiple we know there is a farm co-logical database.
Holly, let me start with you. so many questions about this particular case. right. where does the line get crossed for this to be a hate crime? when you target a victim solely because of their race or religion, sometimes gender, it depend on your state, what qualifications they have for what we call a protective class. however in this particular instance, in texas, their hate crime statute says if you pick somebody solely because of their race, and it s clear that that s what conrad barrett did to this elderly gentleman, because we look at evidence he used the n word in his daily routine. there is a lot of evidence to back up. he didn t just happen it hit a man who was african-american. he picked this man because he was african-american. to hit. jeff, let me bring you in. because barrett s attorney says his client has bipolar disorder and takes medication.
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Priest who admitted, to some of the sex acts. plead guilty to them. and then they went after his boss, monsignor lynn. and the court said, at the time, he wasn t included in that law. so, no, even though what he did was morally reprehensible, it was not illegal under the law. jack, what does the ruling say to the victims in this case? i think what we have seen here is that, holly, again is correct. that this is a situation where this is not included in the law. i think the law will be reviewed and much more inclusive. in some cases, it is a slap in the face of the young people, who are older now, who were abused when they were younger. i think the important issue is this did go to trial. they did grandfather it in. they did put monsignor lynn behind bars. it is overturned. but all of the wheels have been