>> he only talks to cats. >> greg-alogue, ms nbc doesn't see color.rofessor you said you are not convinced this guy chris is black as black people don't do this kind of thing. sounds like racial profiling to me. >> he is wearing khakis is my point. >> that was a dead giveaway. >> a lot of white people don't wear khaki either. >> ms nbc's only official response that they were speaking generally and not about the specific person with the automatic weapon. that reminds me of fred willard in spinal tap. second of all, an ar 15 isn't an automatic weapon. >> greg: what is it? >> a semi automatic weapon. >> i stand, correct. >> it wasn't you, it is ms nbc that said that. >> andy is an expert in semis. escaped. he was in the army. i don't know what you are laughing at! >> i concur fully. , greg, you said there are many things that are legal but inappropriate if done in public. don't ask me how i know this? how do you know this. >> there are things that you should do indoors and not jut doors and crossing guards find it a little disturbing. >> if one were to s

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he appears often as legal commentator on cnn's nancy grace show, on ms nbc and fox news and other televisionprograms. he has tried over 200 cases, jury trials as defense attorney, he has been a member of and a lecturer with the two main california defense attorney organizations in that state, he has taught at the california death penalty college for defense attorneys and handled 27 death penalty cases, of which went to trial, only one client out of 27 received the death penalty. unfortunately, on the fifteenth of october, 2005, his beautiful wife, pamela, was murdered by a 17-year-old juvenile. the juvenile was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. by final speaker is cully charles stimson. prior to joining heritage, he was a deputy assistant secretary of defense under the presidency of george w. bush. he has been a local, state and federal military prosecutor and has also been a defense attorney. he is a former instructor at the naval justice school, adjunct professor of law at george mason university school of law. he has tried over 100 jury trials as both a prosecutor and a defe

he appears often as legal commentator on cnn's nancy grace show, on ms nbc and fox news and other televisionprograms. he has tried over 200 cases, jury trials as defense attorney, he has been a member of and a lecturer with the two main california defense attorney organizations in that state, he has taught at the california death penalty college for defense attorneys and handled 27 death penalty cases, of which went to trial, only one client out of 27 received the death penalty. unfortunately, on the fifteenth of october, 2005, his beautiful wife, pamela, was murdered by a 17-year-old juvenile. the juvenile was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. by final speaker is cully charles stimson. prior to joining heritage, he was a deputy assistant secretary of defense under the presidency of george w. bush. he has been a local, state and federal military prosecutor and has also been a defense attorney. he is a former instructor at the naval justice school, adjunct professor of law at george mason university school of law. he has tried over 100 jury trials as both a prosecutor and a defe

mobcn nhae, brian moore, nbc news, washington.s, >> and don ms istoday's health care debe on "meet the press." republican senatorr atin hn h will face offinga astem dtiraocc senator charles schumer. that on "meet the press" here on nbc 4. >>> growing outrage over the release of a convicted terrorist and mass murderer. abdel baset al megrahi is the lockerbie bomber, the only man convicted of the bombing of pan am flight 103. 270 people were killed. now al megrahi is free, released from a scottish prison because he's dying of cancer. u.s. officials watched in anger as he received a hero's homecoming in libya. >> the convicted terrorist was not only greeted upon returning to tripoli by thousands of cheering young men waving banners and placards but he was personally escorted on airplanes provided by the government, by the son of a libyan leader, moammar gadhafi. >> senator charles schumer, who you saw there, has asked for a u.n. resolution against libya. the fbi director has written a ska scathing letter to the scottish justice secretary who let al megrahi go. mewhile, britain's governmen