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Tom tillis, hes a north carolina republican. hes aligned himself increasingly and you see the three democrats there. its hard to see where the four votes come from because generally theyll side with the president. >> early on when mcconnell was talking about a short trial, you heard some moderate republicans arguing, well, perhaps we need to see how this will go and perhaps we want to hear from more people. over time that started to shift because the reality of having to vote on witnesses, and i...

>> president trump: weve never done better, so i think its good. 401(k)s and jobs in the country. the most people working right now in the united states than weve ever had in our country plus the 160 million people. >> charles: forget about impeachment. is this strong economy going to be an issue to watch in the 2020 race? dominic, let me start with you. theres absolutely no doubt, no arguing that the economy is just on fire. the beautiful thing about this economy is that it has spread to the lo...

Dems for his words a thin and deficient case for impeachment spoke out on a key sticking point. witnesses. what did he say? >> mcconnell has been arguing for some time he does not think a decision about witnesses should be at the beginning of the trial. instead what he has been arguing is that nancy pelosi needs to send over those articles of impeachment. once she does that, then there can be a discussion about getting this trial started. so that was the key sticking point between the top democr...

He ran against warren in 2012. where does this whole bough of poverty come from senator warren? >> i think its her way of trying to separate from the pact in terms of arguing about campaign finance. this is a thing that has bedelved elizabeth warren. its do as i say not as i do mentality. not just campaign finance, by the way. it applies to her corporate clients and her hypocrisy on school choice and she frequently sets as mayor point pointed out a purity bar so high that she herself is unable t...

Constitutional or unconstitutional. we have a duty to treat what they did with respect regardless of what we think about the process they used, whether unfair or violation of basic norms in history and tradition, but theyve done it. they have to live with that. now we have an obligation to try the case so what do we do? i think what we do is, as a matter of. [inaudible] we listen to what the house managers have to say. we give them a decent opportunity, a full and fair opportunity to present the...

Unconstitutional. we have a duty to treat what they did with respect regardless of what we think about the process they used, whether unfair or violation of basic norms in history and tradition, but theyve done it. they have to live with that. now we have an obligation to try the case so what do we do? i think what we do is, as a matter of. [inaudible] we listen to what the house managers have to say. we give them a decent opportunity, a full and fair opportunity to present their case, essential...

>> so the detective seemed to be interested in what you could tell him about the marriage? >> correct. >> which, she admitted, wasnt much. beth and other close friends said cory didnt really talk about her marriage. so the detective did something no one else had done on this case. he started knocking on doors talking to corys former neighbors. >> all the neighbors talked about -- all the -- the constant arguing and fighting. >> so you were getting a picture of what was goin on in that marriage t...

When officers first rushed through his front door. >> this guys drinking, theres firearms in the house. so he must have shot her. >> reporter: why couldnt it be exactly that simple? this wouldnt be the first time that mixing alcohol, an argument and a handgun led straight to a prison sentence. conrad told us what he told police. it isnt that simple. sure, he and heidy had been drinking and, yes, they had been arguing, but he said neither was an explanation for what happened. >> i could have upse...

>> everyone felt his behavior was odd. >> hes yelling, but its a violent yelling. hes like, if you dont save her, im going to [ bleep ] kill you. >> reporter: crook found those threats so alarming, he took out his phone to record them. >> youre gonna [ bleep ] die and everyone in your life is going to die if she dies. >> it could be the way this guy reacts to trauma, but im telling you it was a red flag at the time. >> reporter: also a red flag, conrad was drunk. he admitted he and heidy had bee...

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