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I don't understand why the state wouldn't be interested in actually trying to settle Betty's case in her favor.

I would have preferred to settle this case a long time ago, and it wouldn't have come to this. I hate to see anyone lose their job. I didn't want this.

Kathleen Salyers

These photos are real. We have them, and we will release them if it's appropriate. As we've said all along, this is a completely atypical way for a case to progress. We have a lot of evidence that wouldn't have come out yet, as does the state -- and we don't even have a case yet.

We will always be interested in a fair and reasonable settlement, but the government is just posturing with this. The government is saying that as long as we agree to whatever extreme proposals the court signed, they would be willing to settle the case.

You have a personality in Case that is much more of visionary and a much more tight-fisted state of mind than Jerry Levin, ... Then you have a Jerry Levin who has come up through Time Inc., where they are about a rigid as you can get, and doesn't fool anybody. He is a button-down, narrow kind of guy who is not able to move rapidly. Unless Case can make him sort of understand the need for speed, the need to act on opportunities that he does not yet understand, he is going to be marginalized.

You have a personality in Case that is much more of visionary and a much more tight-fisted state of mind than Jerry Levin. Then you have a Jerry Levin who has come up through Time Inc., where they are about a rigid as you can get, and doesn't fool anybody. He is a button-down, narrow kind of guy who is not able to move rapidly. Unless Case can make him sort of understand the need for speed, the need to act on opportunities that he does not yet understand, he is going to be marginalized.

Ten years ago, that wouldn't have been the case; you wouldn't have the CEOs on conference calls. But they all understand business, and this was a huge business decision. There's so much at stake in terms of prestige, status and certainly the BCS.

We are in favor of good schools, we are in favor of well-funded schools, but we think there is a better way. We are in favor of a long-term solution, and, yes, it needs to come from the state and, yes, it needs to come from the school districts.

Betty's bigger than ever. There's not many companies that can say that. Betty is one of the top animated characters out there. People are embracing her just as much now as 75 years ago.

Sometimes, it takes us two or three or sometimes four or five possessions before we understand what's going on. In this particular case, it took a few possessions and realized, 'OK, let me go through my reads.' When that happens, it goes to our favor.

Betty's daughters went to (a previous defense attorney) ... and gave him pictures of Betty taken after she had been beaten up, horribly battered,

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It's not a corporation or an insurance company, which have an incentive to settle, if they value the case properly, ... I have said for years what the state needed was a very sharp insurance claims adjustor.

The American people have heard the arguments in favor of state-sanctioned, same-sex marriage, in favor of partial birth abortion, in favor of ridding the public square of any mention of our nation's religious heritage. We've heard the arguments and we disagree.

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