robert gottlieb: were you scared? debra oles: yes. robert gottlieb: did you call the police?police? debra oles: no. andrea canning: gottlieb says debras stories of rods temper didnt add up either. robert gottlieb: time and time again when she is saying that she felt bullied by rod, she was afraid of him, the only thing she ever says in her e-mails is, "i love you, dear. i love you," over and over again. andrea canning: despite her denials, gottlieb said debra had been crushed when the relationship ended. her testimony, he said, was nothing more than the words of a woman scorned. robert gottlieb: so, is it fair to say, yes or no, you were jealous? debra oles: no, i was mad at him. i was mad at him for a lot of reasons. robert gottlieb: is it fair to say that you have a history and have admitted to being a habitual liar? debra oles: that is-- that is disgusting and false. that is not true. andrea canning: the defense conceded rod wasnt always a stand-up guy, but he said that didnt make him a murderer. robert gottlieb: you may despise him, you may not even be able to look at him

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chris gottlieb is a contractor of nyu law family defense clinic and is an assistant professor of clinical law. tom rawlings has a long career in juno juvenile justice, d protection and capacity building. he served as the state of georgia, he served the state attorney as an attorney juvenile court judge child rights ombudsman and director. and ron richter is ceo and investor, executive director of the jcc-i/a, and a former new york city family court judge and commission of new york city administration for children's services. so will, take us off. >> thank you so much, emily. it's a privilege to be. of a much enjoyed the other panels and the discussion. in 2018 don't position where i work at home school legal defense association filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of of holly curry and her family. holly is a mom of six kids, all of it prior to this on 27 she was taking her all six kids karate class come home school mom and she stopped at the local convenience store to pick up muffins for her kids. she came back nine minutes later and two makeshift deputies were out there. they t

chris gottlieb is the current director of nyu laws family defense clinic and a professor of clinical law. tom rollins served as the state of georgia -- he served the state of georgia as an attorney, juvenile court judge, childs rights and director. and ron richter is c.e.o. and executive director of jacca and a former new york city family court judge and commissioner of new york city's administration for children services. so will, will you kick us off? >> thank you so much, emily it's a priviledge to be here. i very much enjoyed the other panels and the discussion. in 2018, the organization where i work at, homeschool legal defense association filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of holly curry and her family. she is a mom of six kids. in 2017, she was taking all her six kids to karate class and she stopped at the local convenience store to pick up must have beens for her kids. came back nine minutes later and who sheriffs were out there. they told her she could not leave her children alone even though she had not broken any laws so kentucky. day had to refer her to child

that individual, nick gottlieb, less than 24 hours later, was promptly removed from usaid himself.nd access those private personnel files, and it was the director and deputy director of the security office of usaid who attempted to block elon musk's doge representatives. what happened to the director and deputy director of the security office of the usaid? they were promptly also dismissed and placed on administrative leave. and then, just in the last hours, elon musk on x posting that they are attempting to weed out and find leakers, government civil workers inside of usaid who are talking to the press. and why is this so important? i have talked to now a number of government employees that it's almost becoming to the point where i could say that it's countless number of current government officials at usaid who myself and i know other reporters are talking to as well, who have either been fired, furloughed, or placed on administrative leave or in just the last hours had their access to email and in the internal network cut off. and there is paranoia because they believe that doge