casey anthony? o. j. simpson, didn't he stab his wife to death? but they were acquitted, thanks to a good lawyer. defense lawyers even say it's not my job to determine if the person is guilty or innocent. every american deserves a defense. so they fight hard for some horrible people. child molesters, muggers, rapists. how can they live with themselves? here is one of those despicable people, norman reamer. he's head of the association of criminal defense lawyers. how can you live with yourself? >> i've been a criminal defense lawyer my entire life. my entire career. and proud of it. the founders of this country had a brilliant idea, the idea that when somebody is accused of a crime, when the state marshals the most awesome power they have short of warfare, the power to prosecute, condemn, imprison, kill and certainly to stigma advertise for life, that person should never stand alone. they should have a defense lawyer to stand with them. >> when you see the o. j. simpson verdict and the casey anthony verdict, you're comfortable with all that. >> i'

casey anthony p didn't she chloroform her kid and go out partying. o.j. simpson didn't she stab his wife to death? is they were acquitted because of good lawyers. it is not my job to determine if a person is guilty or innocent every american deserves a defense. they fight hard for herible people, child molesters rapists how can they live with themselves. morgan reamer is head of the association of criminal defense lawyers. how can you live with yourself? >> i have been a criminal defense lawyer my entire life and i am proud of it. the idea that when someone is accused of a crime when the short marshals the most awesome power they have the power to prosecute, condemn, em prison, kill and certainly to stigma ties for life they should have a defense lawyer to stand against them. >> when you see the o.j. simpson and casey anthony verdict go down you are comfortable with that? >> i am okay with them putting the government to the test to see if they can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we have a bigger problem with wrongful conviction than we have w

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look at all the protection they did for casey anthony when she was released from jail in orange county, florida. they'll take all the steps they can to protect darren wilson as they would protect anybody and they should. >> there are plenty of people who are rallying behind officer wilson. i want to read you part of an op-ed written by an officer at the los angeles police department. "even though it might sound harsh and inpolitic, here is the bottom line, if you don't want to get shot, tased, struck with a baton, pepper-sprayed, do what i tell you. don't tell me you're sue me and scream at me that you pay my salary and don't think of aggressively walking towards me. most field stops are complete in minutes. in other words this officer says if you do these things, you can expect to be shot. is that how most police officers feel? >> well, i don't think that he's saying you can expect to be shot, but you can expect that it's not going to go so smoothly. i used to have people confront me all the time and the i pay your salary, i heard all that a million times when i was in uniform, and i

you know, before 2010 with some of the casey anthony case, and zimmerman case, when most of these casesic persona to them, i think it's very important today that the officer have that public persona through this representatives. i don't think those lawyers representing him should come out and start talking about facts, but i do think they should say a presentation of who he is, what he's going through, and to at least counter the argument that there's enough facts out there to make a decision and try and say what should be said in this case, which is nobody knows a lot of the facts. nobody. and we need to wait until the process works and the system gets those facts into a fact finder's hand. first it will be the grand jury, then it be the jury of trial jury if we get to that point. >> joey, you talk about facts, and although there hasn't been a complete investigation, you know, god knows at this point, there have been a lot of facts thrown out there, thrown into the mix. one of them is that video, the video that took place a number of minutes before the shooting that shows a robbery tak

casey. on this edition of the program we're talking about the ebola crisis, and the ethical debate surrounding the use of ex-personal drugs and other treatments. from bethesda dr. anthony fauci, from our d.c. studio dr. kevin donovan, and from oxford ben newman, a neurologist. dr. donovan we were looking at cordon has not really been used in 100 years. what are the ethical dilemmas of setting one up. >> it certainly does restrict people's freedom. as you saw in the intro people don't really like that. it's a terrible inconvenience and it worries them. >> that seems scary if you're trapped in an area where the virus is spreading in an area and you're not infected. >> the focus needs to be on the public health measures and supportive measures that will probably be the way that this infection is brought under control. >> as we look at the scarcity of drugs, dr. fauci, it brings the question up of what is happening next, what is in the pipeline of being developed? what is nih doing? >> well, we've been working on ebola now for several years trying to develop both drugs and vaccines. fortunately, we've vaccine going to clinical trial in early september, but with regard to d