and i think guillotine in particular is something that is just never going to be in the cards, becauserrifying to the people who are involved with it, as well as to say nothing of the person executing. >> josh, had you witnessed an execution before, or is this the only one? >> this is the only one i've been to. >> if you look at the death penalty in particular, and i'm tough on crime and i get this guy committed this horrible crime, i understand that, but what about the innocent people that are put on death row? the way we apply the death penalty is so arbitrary, mistakes are made all the time. michael morton was on death row for 25 years for something he never did. so i think the opportunity or rather the chance of one innocent person being put to death for me makes it -- >> i have seen plenty of people killed in riots and war and on the front lines. i've seen people's heads chopped off. i've seen people die in very grisly ways. and i don't see much of a difference between injecting somebody with chemicals or having their head cut off. >> it's grotesque. >> given that it is legal, i d

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and benson looking for the guillotine. josh still back here. the guy has giant legs. that's a big part of his strength. he trains with larry fitzgerald of the arizona cardinals. talk about a great athlete. beautiful trip by josh. but look at this. now benson has his legs and josh is separated. a kick to the body. but he fell. benson is on top. benson didn't give him any space there. final seconds of round number three. good position for the former ufc champ ion. josh spun out. his hand is really hurting. he made a big grimace as he pushed off with it on the ground. switches his stance. going to throw maybe a big left. >> mike: let's take you back and listen into the corner of josh thomson after round two. >> my hand is hurting. >> i know. >> it's broken. >> try to run him down with with the punches if you can. >> mike: my hand is hurting. my hand is broken. >> joe: it's pretty clear there's something wrong with it. they are calling for kicks. josh caught it. the hand, maybe just a thumb, nonetheless it has altered the impact greatly of thomson. it's altered his focus.

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pro death penalty side you know looking to go back to firing squad and why don't we just use a guillotine i mean if you really you know i mean at that point to flog the brother at the stake i mean you know if you're going to do it it's. ok david thanks so much for being with thank you appreciate it great to meet you all right seen yet. screwed news billionaires are being bullied at least that's what tom perkins thinks perkins a billionaire venture capitalist in the wall street journal as weak where he compared the procedure for a new burger one preserves and demonization of the rich to the policies of nazi germany seriously not surprisingly perkins received widespread criticism for his comments but not from conservative columnist so-called news talking head michelle malkin and her syndicated columnist a mocking wrote that perkins pearlie scratched the surface of the war on wealth that has spread into the obama regime she added that the deadliest threats come from the men in power in washington who stoked bottles millionaires and billionaires in your class bashing rhetoric and entrepreneur

at one point the guillotine was fine. at one point the firing squad was fine.ey're trying to make it more palatable, death by lethal injection is fine. it's meeted out in an arbitrary and capricious way. >> i was going to ask you this evening in the newsroom when we were talking about the number of people on death row in ohio, 138, then we were saying around the country. >> yeah. >> how do they figure out who's actually going to be killed? >> that's the thing. they're on death row forever. it doesn't work. >> the one thing we have to consider now. for instance, mcguire, that murder took place 25 years ago. those who say we're putting innocent people to death i think maybe that has happened in the past, but his case was examined by so many courts. >> he admitted it. >> that's not the question. that's not the question that he was guilty of murder. the question is as a society are we going to murder people to show people that murder is wrong? it clearly doesn't work. the death penalty doesn't work. >> when you think about the circumstances though and lots of famil

. - guillotines. >> it was not unheard of but we have never used it in this country to my knowledge. host: california with the most 731 people. florida and about 300 in texas. talk a little bit about the death row experience as it currently stands in the united states. >> you pointed out that california has by far the largest death row in the country and the largest number of death sentences in trustworthy twitter but the state least likely to carry out the executions and that's sort of the contradiction. there's 3,100 people on death row and 39 executions. it's an imbalance. so basically people are being sentenced to death but it's life to get it. death row means single cell, your meals are brought to you, it's an expensive way to keep snb prison compared to the general population. host: so there's a delay in the legal process that leads up to the time of getting the sentence and it being served snout >> that's part of it. it's 15 years on average stweensing and execution. add to that in california they have the problem with the lethal injection where they have not settled on a drug