financier. his stock is super high in the white house right now and he s sort of more aligned with the, you know, the globalist side, the pro banking trade side of the white house. i really do think it is important for them to be speaking. for them to be showing america their world view because they are the people who are affecting the world that we live in. scott jennings, you re new here at cnn. you have been supportive of president trump. a report that actually, someone from the white house reached out to you ask aed if you would com on in a communication s job. is that true? if so, why did you decline? i m not going to talk about any krvegconversations i had wie white house. i want to talk with tara about the need to have white house official os on television. the alternative is sources say. so, if you have on the record sources that are willing to come on television and talk about what the president s agenda is, i think tara is exactly right. you need to interview those
stuck, they scrub out your carbon dioxide, you ll start breathing a continuous loop of nitrogen. and it doesn t take long, you just pass out and die. you don t even know it s com on. nitrogen is inexpensive, it s all around you. you don t need a doctor. you don t need a dr. doctor. that is professor michael copeland. he is a criminal justice professor at east central university in ada, oklahoma. he d had a lot of other jobs. long career in law and criminal justice including one stint at assistant attorney general. the nation s newest legal form of execution, professor michael copeland was a high school friend of state representative mike christian. mike christian, his high school friend, is a pro death penalty state legislature. he once filed articles of impeachment for oklahoma judges who issued stay of executions when the clayton locket
it happened to mary. buttafuoco. she was shot at point blank range. although the bullet was not hit. her survival was remarkable and the recovery was remarkable. the young woman who pulled the trigger was amy fisher. it s very interesting. so mary. but ftafuoco is going to com on. i feel i can relate to her. she says, in her own injuries she said that she had been repeatedly shot. she was shot at point blank range. she had been repeat lid told she had been shot and they said she was responding. but she said it wasn t until some time that she realized that it actually happened, what actually happened.