Keith Morrison

And he studied up past the law exam when he was, I don't know how old he was, but he was very young.

His dad is an attorney and kind of shepherded him along a little bit.

But at the point where we talked, I think you may have seen in that show, he was heading off to the Moscow Institute of something or other to study some esoteric subject.

And when I asked him why he'd be interested in doing that, because I can.

And it's interesting.

That kind of guy.

Was it simply your kind of natural state of being curious about things that made you come to that conclusion?

I'm thinking about that episode, and this was an episode where, yes, you're right.

It was like, gosh, there wasn't a whole lot that would say, it was him, except he talked too much, and...

Clipton is a fascinating guy.

As he pointed out, he's not a person of faith, put it that way.

There was a certain intellectual arrogance about the way he came off, but he earned it.

He is a very, very bright man who's learned a lot of stuff all on his own.

And faith is not one of the things he brought with him.

But in spite of that, what impressed me was his willingness to sit and watch somebody's story because he thought there might be a possibility this person didn't do what was alleged to be done because Iraq war veteran, how would he do a thing like that?

And then having watched it would take the trouble to

of taking steps to do something about it.

A lot of us have seen a television show

And said, you know, that didn't turn out the way it should have.

I mean, I have watched datelines before and said, that's the wrong verdict, man.