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The night in a park. >> he says that he wasnt worried because someone with a car was there waiting for mckenzie. >> i unloaded her luggage, said goodbye and drove away. >> so who was that someone in the waiting car? the detectives were hoping they could identify him or her through mckenzies phone records. and she had been texting a number with a two zero six area code right after the point her phone went dead. >> so, we were able to actually take that number run it through our little databases a...

>> hard to do in afghanistan. one reason it took so long interview people face to face. afghanistan is a night or day world country. you dont call up the fbi or the high school or local police. we have almost no way to vet these people. the biden administration is taking their name if it is their name testing it against databases and if they dont come back well they must be fine to go. steve: i heard one interview somebody was interviewing who exactly did we fly out? the number was 75% of the pe...

Law enforcement databases, while useful in investigations, are also severely problematic. Not only does the desire to "collect it...

Niece of the nick mulvaney, im going to read here from the subpoena, according to press reports, those working with you and women for america first organized the january 6th rally collectively communicated with president trump, white house officials, including chief of staff mark meadows, and others about the rally, planned to coincide with the certification of the 2020 electoral college results. i follow this closely, too, and i had not known she was a character in this. >> its a lot of charact...

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Change by comparing two times. by 2,100 there will be x times more heat waves, but this approach does not allow us to quantify the burden of climate change that will fall on a particular generation being born in a particular location in a particular year. we track the exposure of individuals born in particular locations to climate extremes across their lifetime. this requires us to breach between the disciplines of climate science and democracy. that is what we are doing. democracy. that is what...

Revising it, making it more searchable, and that they were then getting hacked over and over again, so they didnt put it back up. thats what they told us. >> do you believe that? >> well, its not my role to believe or not believe. im a scientist. i look at data and information, and we look at it objectively. >> youre a scientist, but im saying, you do have to look at history as well. and theres been concerns that theres been a lack of transparency. >> right. when i looked in that database, it wa...

Involving people who refused to wear facemasks. not acceptable to hurt other people on a plate and to act that way can bring up our children. >> no, it is not. maybe the problem is that mask mandate itself. maybe you could treat people like adults. because theres masks on planes all the time. what is the difference? number two. we know rob oneill is the man that shot martin. he is bent from delta because he took those banned from delta because he took a selfie without a map. the -- delta it is s...

>> shannon: lets go a little deeper. assistant secretary of legislation, basset and texas attorney general ken paxton, welcome back to both of you. >> great to be back. >> good evening, shannon. >> shannon: you see peter pushing for answers, weve seen it on capitol hill about getting numbers about exactly whats happening. former acting ice director says this about getting to those answers. >> absolutely know the numbers and hes not going to quote the numbers i was the ice director. we spent mill...