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some interest that we will never find out about for the most part if we do it's not for aid it's for kyron surgeon c. it's for terrorism it's the whole idea that this is aid or it goes to refugees is just absolute nonsense although they will call it that face on it just look at what they did in eastern congo and also look at the propaganda coming out today about the so-called invasion of canyons to somalia this is the absolute pentagon propaganda hillary clinton is not. talking about in ministration that invaded the congo and killed millions of people in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine hundred ninety eight and is still involved they're involved in a war in afghanistan involved in a war and true in iraq involved in death and destruction in libya this is illegal it's an international war crimes oh i hear what you say that the national transitional council will get some thoughts about that they'll be talking to the representatives of other countries but i want to ask you why do you think so much attention has been given to these people who are after all only interim leaders that's the ke

if you remember in the kyron horman case we didn't hear from the family for about ten days. you have so many factors coming into play. these parents came out and have been supportive of the media and joined forces with law enforce am. they even said we are here for you. when i spoke with the captain, he said my response is that's great. let's team back up again and keep trying to dig out the information and dig out bring her home. they are on day four, what i was told today is it's just like they started at the beginning. >> good point. the focus is this little girl. relatives are saying police are trying to put the mother against the father. is this standard practice? the optics could look sketchy after a while. >> every department handles things differently. i can say in this case this department is going-over things not just once or twice, but three and four times on day four. reinterviewing people and going back over the evidence, reinterviewing any surveillance and talking to people days prior to when the baby went missing and when lisa went missing. things of that natu