Title: Broadside: In-depth look at Sudbury terror arrest

" Let's look at the depth and some of the questions this arrest arranges. Raises obviously his arrest and sober today my guess is -- small former federal prosecutor now with a firm opponent night. Representing a white collar criminals -- excuse me those accused of white collar crimes. My apologies so damn small -- to see how we struck a great blow against the war on terror how big a deal was this --"

" No -- this is this is a mild mannered pharmacists 27 year old guy living at home in nice house in Sudbury with a mild mannered parents. The problem is he's been talking about. Being a terrorist for ten years now. As far as we know never heard of -- But he's been talking the talk so."

" But that's the crime exactly here it's been mentioned today the for the interim federal Tuttle crossing US attorney. Says he tried to get automatic weapons he couldn't figure out how to get them. He tried to join some terrorist training camp overseas he couldn't get admitted. What's the crime here that look the thought of doing something horrible -- have a little bit but what's the --"

" you could say the crime is being an idiot because you can do either one not -- crime is that the crime -- conspiracy that crime is getting together with other people to conspire. To commit. Those acts but the problem is the reality of it is along way -- reality of it is a lot of talk this shopping mall thing that's become a big headline. He had a conversation -- couple conversations about a six years ago. And then they never did anything the notion that they didn't do something they couldn't get a gun. Leonardo unhappy society is a little not."

" As you said an email today -- dysfunctional high school kid could get an automatic weapons sadly if you. Wanted to take this I believe -- also -- they said there was no imminent threat so there's no imminent threat as you say part of this plot alleged plot was touched six years ago. Why arrest them now I mean we we hear about these things where they watch and they watch and they watch and then they finally -- the data prosecutors. -- now."

" They had to do something you can't. -- don't you can't just let him keep talking like that because at some point he may do something the problem is when you step bit. This is the this kind of the equivalent of the law enforcement equivalent of cleaning the junk out of the refrigerator. Michael Oxley -- acting US attorneys on citizens and -- there is a professional he's a veteran it's safe for him to do this the FBI has caught. They've been living with this -- for three years they've got a couple of his friend's taping conversations they've searched his computer three times and he keeps talking the talk. Without doing anything. So they arrest them they charged with something. They they left the Bureau of Prisons take care and maybe for a couple of years and meanwhile you got a new US attorney coming in. For her to come in and make some big announcement about this case and have -- look at it and say oh come on you know this is old news."

" So was this guy doing her favorably won't charge you what this is a small fry and I'm like cleaner now he's so. -- Another caught they've got I mean. I'm not saying they're wrong to bring the case that got to bring the case he can't. How do you bet that this guy won't actually been talked about for ten years. You know I think it's safe bet he's probably harmless. But who wants to take that bet -- like I don't know actually go bankrupt if he's guilty of what they say is even if he's not a huge threat and I'm glad they arrest of the convict them -- of the fifteen years one of the things the FBI affidavit that I was interesting for people to talk a lot about is doing all these overseas trips. Ted Kennedy was on my watch list. We already know that what is this character not on a watch was surfing was one is allowed to travel on a plane I wouldn't wanna be -- play them. To travel he's going back and forth and search of Jihad explain why I don't know I mean. My dad gets stopped by TSA you know because she's going to Boise. And yet these guys are taken money and our country not to Boise to Yemen. Another case which I think has great significance which has nothing to do this today a jury of civil jury can know eleven zip. Giving fourteen million dollars the strong drum drum -- for those who don't remember. Convicted spent fifteen years in jail for the murder darling -- this little kid sitting on a mailbox. Turns out the key witness was this almost god who essentially the top in the case that's base of the case and copy it paid off twenty bucks a room that's sort of stuff. It does this kind of thing other than the satisfaction. It gives I'm sure people like me and others and I hope virtually every decent person. Does this kind of verdict. Send the cautionary note. To those rogue cops and prosecutors and other minority. To say it just can't get away with this kind of thing or is just an aberration well -- a little beach I mean that this is a sad case are no winners here. Struggled. I don't spend a lot of time in jail rather that the -- and seniors actually afford a million bucks but he's no Angel. What the cop did in the grand scheme of police. Misconduct twenty bucks and nine -- goes I mean. What -- and he took fifteen years away from a guy's wife and -- you -- heard -- fifteen seconds the coincidence maybe maybe not. The judge's case is the same judgment came down with a rolling 170 million dollars against the government to solve lot of case who's got the three decades in jail for doing glamour there were responsible for. Nancy girder. That was a judicial -- avert from the bench this is Roger is -- coincidence that she was sitting on the bench in both cases -- it was a strong civil rights civil liberties lawyer before she became a judge. If you wanna try one of these cases if you're the plane if that's a quorum when you -- longer to see you thanks so much as always --"