Invasion of Privacy

" Legal -- very strange situation it Italy actor George Clooney owns a lavish estate on Lake Como in the northern part of that country. Apparently -- photographer climbed over a wall photographed a thirteen year old girl on his property topless. And also took -- separate tissues photos. Of Clooney and his girlfriend. Apparently those pictures of publishers of magazines -- the fact we can't find them and that in itself is very strange. What to get attorney John -- war and Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly. Okay we're gonna assume this story is true even though the evidence of the story the actual pictures of the paparazzi jumped over allegedly. We don't know where they off right okay so Clooney. It wants what --"

" He has come out and said oh I'm going to sue and I'm gonna pursue my legal rights to the fullest extent of the law and bill interestingly in Italy not only this is Lawson looked pretty good but. Hit that these people could be facing criminal charge -- jumped over the fence well that's for. Forget the -- that's right that's obvious in here in the United States -- that but there's this privacy act over Italy that provides blanket protection. It's a public figures in circumstances like this we try to invade their private lives. And get any information that has really no public value -- what public value does that picture of -- thirteen year old girl lap. Even though she's at George Clooney's -- state not. And so the paparazzi might not only be paying George Clooney think that -- headed to jail for up to two years until it's a different situation -- and and is in the United States mr. Arnold privacy laws here at all. I'm -- I can tell."

" not -- not too -- when it comes to celebrities but I also read that in this small little -- than they hear an accident like a George Clooney walked to keep people from gathering outside his house and if you get caught doing it you're not a local -- much like 26 bucks or whatever they find the event for you but that's you know MI supposed to meet him and I'm saying yeah. Yeah."

" Outline -- I think I'm. Kelly had I've -- the man who picked. Notwithstanding. And -- jealousy that's -- good for -- motion let's go this way I would not jump over a wall but that. To see him if."

" You hang -- my -- hello how different now I would not."

" The plot the bottom line on -- thing is that nobody. Should be jump over anybody home."

" Nobody should be doing what these people did and they're gonna be punished more harshly in Italy and -- then they'd ever think immunize or even union states when you are using a telephoto lens to zoom in to somebody's private home. Into their private living room so and it you're gonna face trouble."

" It we still even have protections here in the -- it's very very hard Kelly today -- and an open and a possible in this country to stop these animals. From ruining your life from stalking -- you -- like that right now in upstate new York new Springfield. Did you guys have played Little League by the way I did you were a little later you know -- Always -- okay you were a little you're all hoisting yet okay he's scared now but then how -- that girl Erica. I I was a -- Little League got -- and now. There is a lawsuit in play John. Where is a twelve year old boy slid into second base and got -- pick -- up from there."

" And it's absolute ridiculous so he gets car and he had to have a guest a couple of surgeries and the parents or the mother -- and a Little League. And settled for a 125. That the Linden dollars and billion absolutely."

" Guys why is it the second and here he's the world really -- ligaments in the -- operations to."

" She -- saying while saying that he was improperly coached and wasn't taught how to slide correctly and that they used some base is that warrant. An -- to show it it they should have been able to move right look how they haven't -- they win. Because people are afraid of juries -- what they might do so they settled. --"

" you get coaches to -- they volunteer hiding it well yeah did they -- the coach isn't good to personally but apparently there was a bond that you have to pay when your kid played Little League that goes to buy insurance for the team but still and the coaches could possibly -- personally. Who is going to."

" so it's brutal. It really is brutal. But you sitting was smart to settle -- that I would tell them to -- because -- it's even worse -- Little -- if they get some huge judgment against them and set the precedent like that -- that -- McCain gets -- sliding into -- could. You know who knows what -- jury's gonna do this is why haven't I actually -- and we never let your fate is decided by a jury did just never know how it's gonna come out so I don't blame for settling. But it's unfortunate these people about the -- and effortless he is the secret."

" Accidents happen sometimes is known to -- thing -- but not in this society is always some in line ladies thanks very much we appreciate it that we got."