how about the case of justina pelletier. a bill was filed to return custody of justina to return to her family. does it have a chance of passing through the massachusetts legislature. >> it is facing a steep climb. there is supporters of the bill mostly republicans in the house, but the leadership and the governor have not shown interest. the governor doesn't feel it is an issue to step into. it is a decision made by the courts, and it would be violating the separation of powers. unless something dramatic shifts. i don't see that happening in the legislature. >> michael, your reporting on this is insightful and you have taken a great deal of time to get the indepth story of the bigger picture of what is going on in massachusetts. thank you. >> i will continue to update you on the justina pelletier story. they were able to secretly record video. and in the video you can see justina wants to be home with her family and doesn't want to be in custody of the state. >> i want to go home now. >> it is a quick piece of tape. >> i wil

. >>> tonight on huckabee, as their daughter justina continues to be held by the state, the pelletier family confronts a politician. >> are they better off enslaved, having family life and doing things or are they better off with subsidies? >>> greg gutfeld on who is cool and not cool. >>> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >>> thank you. thank you very much. great audience. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, few stories have disturbed me as much as the tragic story of 15 jrled justina pelletier in connecticut. basically kidnapped by the massachusetts child and family services for 15 months. the reason, her parents are unfit. despite the fact that no one has made a visit to the home of the pelletiers. the connecticut family has not deemed them. in fact, i was impressed that he was as rational as he was, because i'm telling you no if the government had taken my child from me, based on a 25-minute emergency room visit from a resident who had never seen her before, who dismissed the diagnosis of highly qualified of specialist

. >> release justina pelletier. >> i agree.well, then governor first of all don't tell the pelletiers that you have a detailed report of neglect and not make it public, sir. >> the law is confidential. >> why rrnt you making. you don't have a reunioniction plan and she cannot walk and not educated and not allowed to go to is it u church 14 months in your state. >> we have a pored in court and ordered to have her sent home. after that encounter, a meeting was called on friday to talk about how to transferricon conback to connecticut. reverend mahoney is with me and. judge the legal represent of the pelletiers. this that caused major changes in the case. you had an encounter and then the meeting. what is happening? >> we confronted governor patrick on all violations concerning justina not going to church, educated and not getting medication. within three hours of that exchange i got a call from hss secretary, saying they wanted to meet with me the next day. we had a 70 minute meeting and went over the issues concerning justina an

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. >>> tonight on huckabee, as their daughter justina continues to be held by the state, the pelletierly confronts a politician. >> are they better off enslaved, having family life and doing things or are they better off with subsidies? >>> greg gutfeld on who is cool and not cool. >>> ladies and gent