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Mr. president you have to take it out and theyd take it out. what is most unnerving to people around government it stayed in. trump is ignoring what presumably would be obvious counsel from anyone who knows what hes doing. >> he did the lester holt interview and basically admitted that the reason why he fired him is because of the russian investigation which is what most people would consider obstruction of justice because there is a russia investigation into him. and then he tweeted that he had...

Would take it out. whats most unnerving i would say to people who have been around government a bit is that it stayed in. trump is ignoring obvious counsel from anyone. >> and he did the lester holt interview and basically admitted the reason he fired him is because of the russia investigation, which is what most people would consider obstruction of justice because there is a russia investigation into him. then he tweeted that he had tapes. so, obviously, i hear you on that, but that is like evi...

Im going to kill her. >> death by suffocation is not quick, nor is it merciful. the grisly work takes five to seven minutes, the time it takes for a cigarette to burn down. and in each second of those minutes that tick by, as christie fought for her life, gutierrez had the option of simply letting go. >> and for some period of time where he made the obvious choice to continue, he could have stopped, and he didnt. and ultimately she paid the price. >> i dont believe he went over there to kill her...

>> so you want to get a lie on tape to compare it to other lies? >> compare it to the original statement, correct. >> but how and who would do it? loosening up art gutierrez after 13 years and getting him to come clean to a veteran cop hot on his tail, that was almost certainly a nonstarter. >> and so the idea that we had was to, lets try to bring in a couple of detectives. lets go with female detectives who are much less threatening, much more disarming. >> and, in fact, davis happened to know ...

He pulled out a .22 caliber gun hed taken from his parents home. >> what happened next? >> snapped. and i looked away, and i shot, and as soon as he went down, i started throwing brush on him, and then i took off. >> later, he says, he returned to the woods to get rid of the gun and to hide the body. >> how did the body become buried? >> i dug a hole and threw him down in it. >> so why did kerr wait eight days to come forward? eight days of anguish for jeffreys family. because, kerr told police,...

Took over. he pulled out a .22 caliber gun hed taken from his parents home. >> what happened next? >> snapped. and i looked away, and i shot, and as soon as he went down, i started throwing brush on him, and then i took off. >> later, he says, he returned to the woods to get rid of the gun and to hide the body. >> how did the body become buried? >> i dug a hole and threw him down in it. >> so why did kerr wait eight days to come forward? eight days of anguish for jeffreys family. because, kerr t...

>> hickok pays for his friends funeral in kansas city and then loses himself in gambling halls in the big city. he wanders from town to town hoping to distance himself from his memories and leave his past behind. >> you want to deal me in, fella? >> show me your money first. >> show you my money? theres my money. >> all right. >> his guilty conscience wont

>> hickok pays for his friends funeral in kansas city and then loses himself in gambling halls in the big city. he wanders from town to town hoping to distance himself from his memories and leave his past behind. >> you want to deal me in, fella? >> show me your money first. >> show you my money? theres my money. >> all right. >> his guilty conscience wont allow him to forget or forgive

>> hickok pays for his friends funeral in kansas city and loses himself at the gambling halls in the big cities. he wanders from town to town hoping to distance himself from his memories and leave his past behind. >> where is my money? >> want my money. >> ante up. >> his guilty conscience wont

>> hickok pays for his friends funeral in kansas city and then loses himself in gambling halls in the big city. he wanders from town to town hoping to distance himself from his memories and leave his past behind. >> you want to deal me in, fella? >> show me your money first. >> show you my money? theres my money. >> all right. >> his guilty conscience wont