a regular citizen has are right to not self-incrimination. then the police department, you can say that, and you certainly have that right as a citizen of the united states, and you're immediately sent over to the administration of internal affairs, where you were given an admonition, and you were going to say, now you're going to tell me exactly what happens, and they have to tell you or you're fired. that is the circumstance we're going through right now. i can tell the officers to tell me what happened, because if they do not, they are fired. so, they are telling us what went on. and it to the bottom of this investigation. with regard to generically if people do not say what ever -- there is pressure, but i think that largely, now in this day and age, with the light shining on us 100% of the time, i would tell you that when issues come forward, the officers would not have happened. >> mr. herley, do you have comments? >> i would absolutely agree with the chief. there are very few times you were brought before your boss and ordered to tell

self-incrimination. i'm not going to answer your questions. well, you fwhee that means, don't you? you're a communist. kp exactly. if you're going to invoke your fifth amendment rights, that must mean you're a concommunist. you don't hire these people. they don't stand up and profess loyalty to this country, they must be a communist. don't hire them, because if you do, you know what that means. you're a communist. it goes and goes and goes. it's like that ripple effect. remember the soviet union has an atomic bomb, 1949. we need to figure out how that happened. it couldn't have been they developed the technology themselves. they had to have help. where did that help come from? it had to come from within the united states. one of the classic examples of searching through and figuring out who was involved in espionage activities focuses on the husband and wife team ethel and julius rosenberg. >> why is the girl's name first? >> i decided to put it first, alphabetically. >> well, okay. >> they will be charged separately, but both convicted of espionage, passing along atomic secrets to

on that videotape there are certain individuals that make very self incriminating statements followingath of george smith. >> crystal, when you talk about videotape, this is not surveillance video from the actual ship. this is something shot after the event itself? >> no, that is correct. this is a videotape that the gentlemen made of themselves. and in their room, sort of passing around a flip phone. >> so lots of people remember this. this was a beautiful young couple on their honeymoon. this was such a horrific incident. there was, you know, correlations, though, or kind of scandalous questions brought up about what this couple was doing that night, how much both parties had been drinking, and things trying to make them look somehow as if he deserved this in some way, shape, or form. the family has disputed that. the wife has moved on. even gotten a settlement. how is the family responding to this new information that you're working on? >> the family is obviously thrilled about this new information, and they have been working very carefully with a greenwich based attorney, mike jone

, basically joking and mocking george's death and at 1.1 of them stands up and makes a very self-incriminatingment. jenna: there are still reports from the fbi. that's the attorney's take. rod wheeler, a former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor joins us now and your background makes you perfect to talk to about this because seven years later, hearing this, where would you start? >> i can tell you, jenna, i remember this case back in 2005. it was right here on fox that i said there were a lot of suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of george smith. one in particular, that there was blood found on the railing in which george supposedly fell over off that boat. there was some other blood stains and other evidence found in that boat as well. now, the police back then, the local police, they investigated it and somewhat dismissed it but now the fbi has taken over this case and what they're trying to do today is to corroborate that evidence that they found back then, in addition now to this new videotape that was taken off of one of these individuals' cell phones. he had a c

on that videotape there are certain individuals that make very self incriminating statements following when you talk about videotape, this is not surveillance video from the actual ship. this is something shot after the event itself? >> no, that is correct. this is a videotape that the gentlemen made of themselves. and in their room, sort of passing around a flip phone. >> so lots of people remember this. this was a beautiful young couple on their honeymoon. this was such a horrific incident. there was, you know, correlations, though, or kind of scandalous questions brought up about what this couple was doing that night, how much both parties had been drinking, and things trying to make them look somehow as if he deserved this in some way, shape, or form. the family has disputed that. the wife has moved on. even gotten a settlement. how is the family responding to this new information that you're working on? >> the family is obviously thrilled about this new information, and they have been working very carefully with a greenwich based attorney, mike jones, who in large part has been re

he is the person who pleaded the fifth so he could protect himself against self-incrimination.dn't cooperate with the investigation. taxpayers are going to pay for somebody who refused to cooperate into the investigation of what went wrong? >> micah is also unhappy that he was paid for the time that he went on that leave late in april when the scandal emerged. he has been sitting there doing absolutely nothing getting paid only to leave. so he wants to do away with both of those let its know how you feel about this foxandfriends.com. follow us ff weekend on twitter. >> this memorial day, why are the friendly skies becoming not so family friendly? >> we're going to explain united airlines new policy and what it could cost you. >> plus, is he running for our nation's wounded warriors as well as victims of 9/11 this morning getting the chance to meet the veteran marine before kicks off on 100-mile jog. we sit down with him next. >> i just did a mile and a half yesterday. ♪ ♪ ll on those gardening gloves. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with the home depot certified