o. j. simpson verdict and the casey anthony verdict, you're comfortable with all that. >> i'm comfortable with the idea that everybody deserves somebody to put the government to the test of whether or not they can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. we have a much bigger problem in this country with wrongful conviction than wrongful acquittal. >> too many laws, too many people in jail. we'll get to that. but let me do one more example. early in her career, hillary clinton was a defense lawyer and the washington free beacon recently discovered a recording of her laughing, bragging that she got a reduced sentence for a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl. >> got him off. >> yet she apparently thought the guy was guilty because she laughs about his passing a polygraph. so yuck, yuck, yuck. shouldn't she be ashamed of that? >> there is nothing to be ashamed of in representing someone. whether or not it's appropriate to be laughing -- and i don't know what the context of that was. i haven't s

o. j. simpson acquittal, our justice system can be very flawed, but it's all we have. separating us from the anarchy that al sharpton and others want to impose. what happened to michael brown should never happen to any american. what happened after his death should never happen in this country. but it is happening and only the truth will overcome the chaos. and that's a memo. >> you know what? that was the first time in history of this program we have ever played an entire bill o'reilly talking points memo. but it was so powerful and he was so outraged, we wanted you to see the whole thing. >> yeah. justice for the situation. not just for michael brown, not just for officer wilson, justice for the whole thing. >>> breaking right now, the two americans near death after contracting ebola now leaving the hospital. are they still contagious? new details coming up. >>> and he hunted for osama bin laden for his entire career. so what does michael shoyer think about the botched attempt to rescue jim foley. we promise you haven't heard this perspective before. captain obvious: