i read the hatfields versus the mccoy section in huckleberry finn. i screamed.there's no closure like in the movies in real life, and i think mark twain told a better than the movies. so my question is, can we learn something by the truth commissions or the forgiveness processes or the village reconciliations, or even the christian model of simply forgiving people and bring that into the criminal justice system? i'm not sure if there's any hope for bring any of those principles into criminal justi justice. >> said it better than i could. >> okay, we'll take another question, thank you your. [laughter] >> here's an actual longtime district attorney in manhattan. >> i have my question for my good friend, try to, but i want to preface it by saying the case i agree with you 100%, the prosecutor for in excess of 30 years i've always felt that i do represent the victim to the difference between me and ben is ben gets paid a little more. but that being said, my question is do you thane, and the practicalities, and the question is threefold. as a prosecutor you have a r

>> how about any book that criticized -- >> start with "huckleberry finn" and work your way down. >> talking about the book or the drifter? >> it drifter. >> that kid should have been in school. >> isn't this bigger than a gun with about -- we were talking it 3d printers. this is like -- this is going to be the industrial revolution, and the worldwide -- >> world wide web. you knew -- >> you knew i was gog there. thank god i only have two fingers. you can make clothes, i can make food, i can make a michael ian black. i already did it. i keep telling you. i guess my point is at that -- this is irrelevant. we're going to be making stuff with our homes. >> it doesn't matter, you're right. but i would offer unsolicited advice to cody, the code-ster wilson. if you want to get the bull's eye that is the federal government off your back, maybe not so much with your anarchy web site. that's usually a way for them to focus in especially if you're doing something violent. and ied add that bush lied and people died. i wanted to counteract some of the obama stuff. >> yeah. you know what -- fair

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i read the hatfields versus the mccoy's section and in huckleberry finn i cringe.here is no closure like in the movies in real life and i think our claim told it better than the movies do. so my question is, can we learn something by the truth commission or the forgiveness processes or the village reconciliations, or even the christian model of simply forgiving people, and bring that into the criminal justice system. i'm not sure there's any hope for bringing any of those principles into the criminal justice system. >> anyone? >> he said it better than i could. >> okay, we will take another question. thank you. >> here is an actual long-time district attorney in manhattan. >> i have my question for my good friend thane. the cases i did agree with you 100% that the prosecutor for excess of 30 years i have always felt that i do represent the victims. the difference between me and them is thane gets paid a little more but my being -- that being said victim centric system and the practicalities of that and the questions are threefold. as a prosecutor you have a respons