mccarthy i don't think that's i mean i don't know if you can get a million signatures around jeffrey dahmer in wisconsin but a million people said as my wife put it the other night a million people. walk or a million people said you stink ouch that hurts to be him and this is another i mean the democracy movement takes different forms and it takes different roads sometimes it's recalling a governor sometimes it's occupying the public square sometimes going to the steps of your federal courthouse on friday and supporting the move to amend its all and sometimes still science campaign it's all part of it's own it's all out there working that's right and thank you both being with you about it thank you for sure there's been a successful day of action and many more to come keep it up more on the significance of tuesday's occupy congress in tonight's daily take. just. good the bad of the very very tricky tylo maniacally oddly the good suffolk county new york officials last week suffolk county new york officials gave local students samantha garvey and her family a new home barbie is not just a stu

look, i think they're trying to demonize mitt romney as the jeffrey dahmer of capitalism.e saved or created to use some obama language more jobs than this president has in his career. >> that is ridiculous. that is absolutely ridiculous. >> bob, it is ridiculous when this man is so successful, made a fair living. no scandals at bain capital. >> i'm not arguing that the guy broke the law. i'm not arguing he broke the law. martha: you don't like it? >> i'm arguing this is compared to the average american who pays considerably more than 12%, whoever that dude was -- >> bob, he is covering a lot of people who pay no taxes at all. >> they pay no taxes at all -- top 5% of the pay 60% of the taxes they also control 70% of the wealth. martha: exactly. that is exactly right. >> let them pay 70% of the taxes. martha: because they're creating or making a lot of money and creating jobs. >> it is ridiculous to argue they pay all the money in taxes. they own almost all the money. what is the difference? of course they should pay it. >> bob, he pays a lot more than most americans. >> he

and so, too, was jeffrey dahmer of milwaukee who dissected dead animals as a child, then later murdered7 young men and boys. but why would anyone ever suspect a man like dennis rader? consider his substantial involvement with his local lutheran church. paul has known rader through the church for 30 years and says he was an exemplary member. >> he will be an usher. he will run the sound systems. he'll count the money after the service. if something needs to be done, dennis was always available to help. >> as hard as this may be to believe, the serial killer told the psychologist in his interview that he considers himself a religious person. >> do you pray? >> yes, i do. i study the bible daily. that helps. not only for -- not only just for spiritual, but a lot of it is good meanings, good concepts, things that you can use in life. >> serial killers can believe in god. this is not inconsistent with the kind of person who can fulfill his sexual fantasies, who feels he has the right to do it with people whom he dehumanizes, objects, things. >> and dr. fox sees special significance in rader