helen brach loved animals.ft most of her money to help dogs she also loved horses and according to the feds, horses were helen brach's downfall. when richard bailey sold helen brach some bum horses he was leading her into a very dangerous world. a world that lurked below the surface of chicago's elite horse set, a world of sinister and violent men, men with just as much reason as richard bailey to want helen brach dead. the horse mafia. >> what's going on in those stables for years and years and years. >> the stables were a magnet to attract wealthy people for fraud and a witch's brew of criminal activity. >> while they are advertising boarding your horse and show jumping there is a whole other world there. >> yes. the pomp and circumstance was the tip of the iceberg. immediately below the surface were predatory criminals who really lived as if they were in the wild west. >> the lords of this underworld were the jane family. >> i guess i would describe them as the horse mafia. they are the granddads of all of i

. >> brown: you also announced a process for starting a new ground of base closings, the so called brach process. now this has gone on for a long time, several iterations. it's always contentious, always very politically contentious and you still in some ways grapple with the last round. now why call for a new round? >> how can we do otherwise. if we have unneeded basic structure that is tail that is not tooth, unneeded basing structure in our armed forces in a time when we're trying to deal with the deficit reduction national security imperative that we face. 40 can we not put on the table unneeded basing structure. >> have you identified... >> the whole point of the brach process is to identify corporateively with the congress and the communities involved basing structure that is excess to our need so to the public out there who wants a strong national defense, realizes it's still a dangerous world out there but realizes we don't have as much money as we thought we were going to have to spend on defense they want us to be making cuts where we're essentially wasting money first before w