reporter: he went on to say the streets belong to the people, not to criminals. some of those people turned up here to his funeral. they gave him a standing ovation as his coffin was led out. we are outside a polling place here in mexico city. all calm today. it hasn t been calm over last week. update the numbers for you. in the last three days, including yesterday with another death of a politician, another candidate, the number is now 91 politicians or candidates that have been murdered since last september. yet to that criticism of the federal government doing not doing enough, earlier this week when asked again about what s happening in mexico, the mexican president actually said there s peace and tranquility in all
that s just not what i m going to talk about. become a tuc response cognitively? you know i try to pay as little attention as possible to politicians because they generally dutch uncharacteristically you are dodging the question but that s okay. we live in america, you are free. to even make your own medical decisions. miranda devine, great calm today. i tried to. i want to be honest, i tried to give him the benefit of the doubt. he devoted his life trying to help people and was involved in a lot of things that he has been not only so wrong that now we see and this is an important poem which just came and i think that to be up there. as i look at these numbers about fauci, look at this poll, 32% of
under that cooperation agreement, robert mueller will soon find out everything flynn knows about what happened during and after the trump campaign. if he hasn t already. and there s reason to believe that michael flynn know as whole heck of a lot. nevertheless, the white house tried to protect an air of calm today, at least in public. attorney ty cobb saying nothing about the guilty plea other than mr. flynn. but maybe mueller would not make a deal if he didn t think he could deliver a bigger fish. in court documents, it gives clues about who mueller may be angling for. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to investigators during the transition with the russian ambassador insisting they hadn t imposed new sanctions against the obama administration. the washington post broke that story last february leading to flynn s resignation. what we didn t know, until today, is that flynn was directed to discuss sanctions with the ambassador by a senior member of the president s transition team.
record. however, to summarize the feeling around the republican party and around this white house, they are troubled, to say least, about this development, because they know general flynn was so close to president trump as a confident during the campaign and inside the white house. who do we think is troubled? don jr. is troubled? don jr., up until a few days ago, is saying come at me, i got nothing. mike flynn s son has continued to be aggressive. i mean, just last week, i think it was thanksgiving day, on twitter, mike flynn jr. put out a tweet, calm down, everyone, nothing to see here. i m guessing his dad isn t that calm today. there s a network of people around president trump who were involved in different capacities working with general flynn when it came to having contact with foreign officials or foreign business figures. anyone who was part of that process with general flynn, who
both on time, good idea for people to return or not? i would say stay with your family, stay where it s cool. as long as you know your house is okay, wait a few weeks. i would wait, but i understand how people feel about their homes, but you re going to live very primitively down here. you will. i can back that up. and i have to say, fred, that it is not only very difficult to live, you re going to find that if you have any kind of medical emergency, there s hardly anyone to treat you here, because the hospitals are not up to full strength here. so there are a lot of issues, but public officials admit they had to bow into the tremendous clamber of people wanting to come home and see, but many may just turn around and see after they have. right, therein lies the potential risks. all right, martin savidge, we ll check back in with you in big pine key, not far from key west. now to st. louis, let s check in there, where officials are hoping for calm today, but bracing for possib