Bill Tucker did this report. This is a political year, folks. It is a political year and it's an election year, and CNN decided to take a different look at the so-called prosecution of me. They labeled this "bum rap" and wondered if it's not a persecution, and here are two sound bites from two people that appeared, Howard Simon, who's the director of the Florida ACLU, and Bruce Rogow from the NOVA Southeastern University who is a First Amendment specialist.

SIMON: I guess one thing that...

Bill Tucker did this report. This is a political year, folks. It is a political year and it's an election year, and CNN decided to take a different look at the so-called prosecution of me. They labeled this "bum rap" and wondered if it's not a persecution, and here are two sound bites from two people that appeared, Howard Simon, who's the director of the Florida ACLU, and Bruce Rogow from the NOVA Southeastern University who is a First Amendment specialist.

SIMON: I guess one thing that...

We did the research: John McCain was a prisoner of war in the Hanoi Hilton between 1967 and 1973. John F. Kerry was in the service, lieutenant, U.S. Navy, from 1966 to 1970. In 1971, Senator Kerry testified before Congress as a member of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Kerry told Congress that U.S. soldiers raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable phones to human genitals and then turned on the power -and randomly shot people. He said all this while John McCain was...

"But almost 34 years later, Kerry?s remarks on American military and intelligence operations vastly diverge from opinions expressed by the present-day Sen. John F. Kerry, D.-Mass., the leading candidate in the Democratic primary for president. 'I?m an internationalist,' Kerry told The Crimson in 1970. 'I?d like to see our troops dispersed through the world only at the directive of the United Nations.'"
That doesn't sound so different than Kerry today. He would turn over everything to the UN...

It's interesting, he left out what his mainstream values are: surrender U.S. national security to the United Nations, expand the federal government at all costs, get the government in charge of as much of people's lives as possible, cut national defense, eliminate weapons systems, destroy and cut back on intelligence gathering operations. Those are the mainstream values of John Kerry, Tennessee and Virginia. Not yours. I also played for you a Jeff Greenfield sound bite from CNN, where he compares...