corporal albertson sought counseling. the military counselor that she went to in no uncertain terms advised her commander that she should not be forced to interact with her rapist. and that corporal albertson was suffering from panic attacks due to these interactions. her commander ignored the professional advice and forced her to interact with her rapist for another two years. and when she had panic attacks, she was punished. this same commander also refused corporal albertson's request to change housing. instead, he forced her to live one floor below her rapist for two years. the commander also required her to disclose medications she had been prescribed to counter the trauma. now, corporal albertson never filled those prescriptions, but nonetheless by having to disclose those prescriptions she lost her security clearance. but what happened to her rapist? not a thing. in fact, i venture to say he has been promoted. not just once, probably twice. probably three times. i have become painfully aware at the rate d.o.d. is w

the prosecution's case was argued by janet albertson, a tough assistant d.a.itnesses that we expect to testify and that those witness hess a direct admission from the defendant in this matter. >> the prosecution had 40 hours of secret jailhouse recordings between danny and a prison informant named clayton moultry. >> albertson explained to the jury that danny told moultry that he was trying to break every bone in his body and he hit him with a baseball bat. >> in 40 hours' worth of recordings, these were one blurb of i did it, i will sit in prison for the rest of my life and i will not even go for an appeal. >> the opening day set the tone for the rest of the trial. the prosecution proved that pelosi had owned and even playfully used a stun gun on co-workers and danny's sister barbara testified that she felt something hard underneath danny's jacket when she hugged him good-bye on the night of the murder. >> yes, i felt something, and like i said, maybe it was his cell phone. i don't know. >> john testified about the secret surveillance system. >> there were a

. >> greg: do they do that at the loading dock on albertsons? what do you think of that answer? can he get away with that? he will have to. >> dana: once he takes the position and decides that was right, it would be impossible to say it wasn't right. he has to defend it but he has to do it without getting defensive. >> eric: point out what obama did when he heard that? h >> dana: probably better than that. >> what? >> eric: better moves than that. >> kimberly: i have seen obama dance. >> bob: you want to say something about this? >> dana: move on. >> eric: move on, brother. >> eric: we'll talk polls. we talk about this before, eric and i had. the first debate, if it is mitt romney with the president of the united states, president obama say before we start this debate, i want to thank you, mitt, for your blueprint for my healthcare plan. >> greg: bob, we have this question we are talking about before the show. is mitt the inevitable candidate. i think he is. so i came up with the bumper stickers. >> dana: cute. >> greg: show the first one. romne