joining me new hampshire state representative, retired marine corps sergeant al baldasaro.reat to have you here. >> thank you, i was a sergeant years ago, i retired first. >> i hear sergeant and i want to say sergeant. >> right. lou: representative al baldasaro, i thought it was great what you said, and a lot of people in the national, across the country, want to hear it said, and you did so. what do you make of hearing 6 million dollars, almost 6 million dollars going to veterans' groups and people are nitpicking. >> what i don't understand. the ones that are nitpicking and the phone calls i received are liberal meadeias, and they're veterans, i do research on who's calling me especially a veteran, when they're complaining about money being raised to help veterans, there's a problem there. they are liberals, supporting hillary clinton, if you look at mr. mccoy, he has pictures with him and clinton. he works for a democrat senator. if you're going to use veterans as political pawns, tell the truth. lou: it is a strange thing to do to be picketed in cooperation with if not c

robert baldasaro, and recorded the interview.. >> your testimony came out that he confessed to it. >> i never said he confessed to anything. i just said, you know, he never come flat out and told me that he killed anyone. >> reporter: and a co-worker of heidi's, said in a sworn statement, that shortly before heidi went missing, she'd said been afraid because the sheriff's department wanted to nail her for dealing coke. but heidi's sister lisa was having nothing to do with the new theories. you believe that the conviction of of or do you think there's more to be told? >> this means that we trust our law enforcement and we trust our d.a. >> reporter: you had confidence in their professionalism then and you do now i think you're saying. >> of course we do. >> reporter: the judge looking at the new evidence decided to hold hearings. you're saying to the court there's new evidence, give him a new trial or cut him loose? >> yes. i think there has been a huge injustice and it's been a huge mistake. >> reporter: are you in a better place