did reginald's arguments persuade them?y began, the jury answered no. they pronounced reginald potts guilty of first-degree murder. >> i was so relieved. it's like okay, that's past. now what's the next thing? so. >> the next thing was sent to sing, nearly four months later. >> still waiting and hoping he doesn't get like four years or something stupid like that. >> but again, they had no idea. what was this man all about? there was a hearing to help the judge make a decision about sentence. normally, just arguments, recommendations from both sides, but not this time. the prosecution called 35 witnesses to tell the judge a hair-raising story about reginald potts. reginald was not quite the goldplated success story he appeared to be. >> lived a life of a lot of broken mirror. >> and, when the con man was challenged, everybody, even law enforcement, was a target. >> he would kill me, my family, my family would never be safe. >> he was struck three times by mr. potts in the face. >> he spent much of his adult life in prison fo

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greg daugherty: the two lookouts on duty at the time in the crow's nest were frederick fleet and reginaldltin: there was what the lookouts described as a "slight haze" all around the horizon. that's called a refraction haze, and that delayed the sighting of the iceberg. oren liebermann: they didn't see the iceberg until they were just practically right upon it. bill wormstedt: kind of rose up out of the ocean. tim maltin: the lookouts described it as a dark mass that came through that haze. [horn sounds] tad fitch: they realized it was an iceberg and rang the warning bell. [bell rings] three rings on the bell for an obstacle directly ahead and then telephoned the bridge. bill wormstedt: fleet called down and said, iceberg dead ahead. don lynch: and so they immediately began maneuvers. bill wormstedt: they started turning to the left, around the iceberg. tad fitch: and it looked like it was going to miss the iceberg entirely at first, and that's when they heard a grinding noise. [metallic scraping] [dramatic music] bill wormstedt: the iceberg contacted the titanic up very close to the bow.

i mean, that's the sort of whatever i'm not choosing a particularly threshold, but it's reginald that makes sense. that's a very low threshold where you got to recount if you if you if there are some question, so and that's i don't think i'm saying something that's controversial. i'm saying something that i think most americans for virtually any american would agree with. let's have an election says, even 10% of the who are crazy people and even a question because our election system is the best election system in the world, and nobody, i mean vermont for example has very, very little action cism, nobody ever questions that vermont elections ought to be able to do this same thing. and every state where we are supposed to be the template for democracy and every country in the world, let's make sure we put a man on the boat we we've had all these accomplishments. let's make sure we haven't system that. nobody is questioning even crazy people are always going to question it though well, you're always going to question it and that you want to narrow the margin of people who are questionin

mary maxwell, reginald b. mcgill, tanesha nun gary, joseph cesar, reverend james t. morris, ronald o. rogers, and thomas chapman. we're reading their names into the record today because nobody can erase their contributions to building a better central florida. mr. speaker, i rise today because yesterday the state of florida and our entire nation lost a dedicated public servant, senator, governor, respectable statesman, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, bob graham. bob graham dedicated his life to public service. he dedicated his life to the people and he was a champion for all of us. from his work on protecting the everglades and fighting for our environment, to fighting for education and opportunity for all students, to even teaching citizenship before he was elected at miami-dade county high school, bob graham's legacy can be seen everywhere across the state of florida and in all of us. he truly represented a time in florida politics that we could all be proud of. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor four extraordinary women for their impact on cent