bret: do you think they are going to listen to you, mark? oh, no. not a chance. [laughter] bret: all right. they are not. bret: we did this story about john durham and the prone there. are you thinking that this is going to get some place as you look at this you have obviously covered this from the beginning as we update what coming out about this back and forth. one of the things important when you are trying to hold people accountable outside pressure. not just john durham alone with his crew pushing for accountability for this false and dangerous conspiracy theory. but, while we have seen some people in the media admit that they participated in this russia collusion lie, you have had a lot of people in the media just refuse to take accountability. so many people in the media are great at holding other people accountable but when they themselves are responsible for great wrongs, they don t do a good job of doing no one has returned the pulitzer prizes for
Working this as they do other investigations that s methodically going through each piece of evidence as she tries to render her decision in the prosecution. she also says she s aware of outside pressure, people wanting her to hurry-up and render a decision. she said she s not being moved by that pressure. she ll do this in her words by the book. and what will be the ultimate driver to possibly bring charges, take a listen to what she said. and so as of this point would you say there s any particular time line on making that decision about charges? it s no there s not a time line at this point. i would say weeks to months. i was sort of taught you treat a firearm like a live snake. and so it s it s a terrible tragedy. we don t know how those live rounds got there. and i think that that will probably end up being kind of the linchpin for whether a decision is made about charges. the linchpin in their her
District attorney today, this is a big investigation, hundreds of pieces of evidence to go through, lots more people to interview, did she give you any sort of time line? you know, she said that this is something unlike anything they have ever seen here in new mexico, but she said that they will be working this as they do other investigations, as methodically, going through each piece of evidence as she tries to render her decision in the prosecution. she s aware of outside pressure, people wanting her to hurry up and render a decision. she s not being moved by the pressure, she s doing this by the books. we re getting indication about what it is that will be the driver in her decision to possibly bring charges. take a listen to what she said. and so as of this point, would you say that there s any particular time line on making that decision about charges? it s no, there s not a time line at this point. i would say weeks to months. i was sort of taught you treat a firearm like
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It as an issue of racial justice. reporter: a reform requiring significant outside pressure, but passing nearly unanimously and with support from law enforcement groups. we re in an era of reform, and we understand that. and that s actually a good thing. reporter: how are you not angry at this whole situation? i have kids, wife, beautiful family. i owe it to myself and them to continue to live. reporter: for swift it s healing through advocacy, both still in progress. it s a big deal, huge deal and i helped in facilitating this, everything getting passed. but i guess for me, i will feel that gratification when all states have adopted it. reporter: in both terrell s case and the central park rape case as the teens were being