yuliya was injured and no longer untouchable.th. let people know the full truth, the way things happen in russia, to destroy the system, one has to talk about it. >> after i finished talking to her, i think am i going to be able to get another person on my side after three years of trying, maybe i can get my wife on my side, trying to clean up sports. >> reporter: not only did he bring her to his side, he convinced her to taken a extraordinary risk and use her phone to coach giving her steroids, her teammates detailing their drug use and the team medical director who told her how to get back on the drug program. >> translator: that's how i held the phone. this way. >> reporter: in this recording, 800 meter runner admitted she took performance enhancing drugs. she won gold in london. she said my coach helps to cover up the tests. there's no other way to do it. everyone in russia is on pharma. the world antidoping agency steered the stepanovs to here. and this document sent shock waves through the world of sports. we don't pick who

problems with it and they thought by tinkering with the statutes a little bit that by 1976 hello yuliya everything's great it will be fair consistent and all that. it's remarkable arrogance to think that because the problem is racism, poverty, they weren't tinkering with the statutes, that didn't do any good at all. it's just. it's just the same today as it was back in the old days except some crimes you don't get the death penalty four. the debate was to have the death penalty for the timothy mcveigh, that's who were to have the death penalty for but if you look at who's on death row, first of all you see tremendous racial disparity. african-americans are the victims of of well over 50% on death row. many of those are kids who went in to a 711 and tried to hold it up and 70 was killed. that's terrible. you gotta lock those people up but those are not death penalty cases. those are not the worst of the worst of the most heinous crimes that are being committed. most of the people and now, i just heard the other day we both have clients who are profoundly mentally ill and i mean pro final