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completely but can a country like japan and some other nations actually afford such a radical measure barden's been looking into that side of the story. we look at first of all there before the before this leak nuclear energy made about twenty five percent of japan's energy needs afterwards all nuclear reactors were suspended some have since been restarted to try to cope with blackouts far away in germany public politicians were horrified by what they saw unraveling in japan and that led in part to the blunders tags decision in may two thousand and eleven to end all nuclear power in germany by two thousand and twenty two in france a very different policy since the one nine hundred seventy s. france has really pushed nuclear energy as a clean and safe provider of energy it still makes up nearly eighty percent of france's and energy needs and there although public opinion has changed slightly it's still more in favor of nuclear power than it is in japan if we look at japan again the new government is more pro nuclear energy than the previous government was but they're going to have a big a big t

kind of like a corrections officer letting out a few violent criminals to please the garden when the barden never asked for them to be released in the first place. no problem. these criminals are going to voluntarily come back for their wrong deportation. the same one that had snuck too the country. i had an idea. if you want to save money and you want to release individuals who are nonviolent criminals even if they have petty triple misdemean misdemeanor convictions why not release someone who has been here in the first place. why not release an american criminal? >> personally i don't think any one should be released from jail before their time. as i said, the first order of government is the protection of its people. i guess the obama administration didn't get that memo. joining me now are two men working to protect them iowa congresswoman stephen king and house judiciary member -- arizona sheriff paul babu. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> your committee contained an ice document that is very revealing on the issue. tell me about this. >> as near as we could tell the

. >> reporter: and free agent wide receiver ramsey barden is donning a roman moral as caesar. interesting? >> well, they showed that a series of videos as far as off season programs we can get involved in, and a lot of them look interesting and this looked like it would be the biggest challenge to me. and the most fun. >> they have a music boot camp, a broadcast boot camp, culinary, hospitality, the choice is for you. but they're doing a lot, bringing a lot more to the table. >> reporter: the boot camp was established in 2012 by the nfl and jeff friday to give players options after their football careers. which, according to espn, lasts an average of 3 1/2 years. the nfl says that number is around 6 years, but either way, the players need to consider life after football. they need plan b. is that something also you talk about, think about what second career is going to be? >> beyond the stats, these guys retire at 30. and anyone beyond 30 realizes there is a lot of life after 30 years old. it is about two things. about the economics of it all, but really about giving them an o