geraldo: mel, you could start there. do you agree this is going to be a death penalty case, that she will be sentenced to for fit her life for the crime that she admits committing? the entire case is not about guilt or innocence. it is about death versus a life sentence. i don t think anybody looking at the ferocity of the acts committed here could see anything else. that is where i think mr. martinez has been helpful in many respects to her. if you are the attorney standing in their shoes but putting her on the stand they had to put her on the stand to try to put a human personality to her. and then having her savegely attacked at times and sometimes goinged a nucing ad nauseum cae some sympathy. by trashing the dedeedent as he
can we reduce it? everyone has to be on the table, you cannot be an advocate or one social view or political view or the other. is life deep in the human personality, the factors that indicate this, science has not figured out yet, we cannot predict this, you cannot see it with any kind of certitude but we have to look at if there are better ways to protect predict it and better ways to school the schools. he walked in at least in one case with a large weapon. how did that happen? can you secure against this in what do we do about weapons? we should have a nonpolitical humble discussion. neil: i hear you. guest: everything should be on the table and everyone should have some humility that they don t have the antis. neil: what about, remember after columbine they put metal
judge wulle warns hastings his behavior won t help him later. you re really hurting your case in front of the court of appeals. they re going to see this entire record, sir. they re going to see your record, too. they re going to see how you re running your mouth, your honor. bye-bye, we know how to handle kids like you, son? okay, yeah, they re going to see that, too. remember, you re on record, just like me, pops. finally, the judge gets in the last word, sentencing hastings to the maximum, 120 years in prison. all right, thank you, gentleman. in my world, i deal with nothing but ugly features of the human personality. i have to find ways to not let that affect the work i m doing so i can provide the next person coming into the courtroom with a fair environment. coming up, a lawyer is shot. a defendant goes for a gun, and there are cries of shock and horror in the courtroom, when caught on camera: chaos in the court continues. does your phone give you all day battery li
it s happened. i want to know what will it mean. how will it change things? in a couple of weeks i ll be asking for a hundred strong black men and women to come to washington, d.c. and prayerfully meet with the the president and his surrogates, and we want to hear from them clearly from his words what he s going to do. are we going to have more intrusions into the culture? the lack of actually following through with doma, things of that nature. what is the president going to do? professor hendricks before we get to your area of expertise, biblical interpretation. is this more an issue of justice than religion? give us a sense of your understanding of the issue. i think it is about justice. it s a question of human personality.
that too. remember, you re on record, just like me, pops. finally, the judge gets in the last word, sentencing hastings to the maximum, 120 years in prison. all right, thank you, gentleman. in my world, i deal with nothing but ugly features of the human personality. i have to find ways to not let that affect the work i m doing, so i can provide the next person coming into the courtroom with a fair environment. coming up, a lawyer is shot. a defendant goes for a gun. and there are cries of shock and horror in the courtroom, when caught on camera: chaos in the court continues. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?