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>> anthony: first cigarette in two years for you, man. ♪ [ helicopter ] ♪

A final, long gaze at the river. take in, probably for the last time in my life, the slow rhythms of the village. one more thing to do. say goodbye to an old friend. ♪ he was a very strong man. >> kadir: yes. >> anthony: i remember him well, running up hill. faster than all of us. >> kadir: yes. >> anthony: so what do we do? do we leave him a beer? some cigarettes. >> kadir: yes, all right. >> anthony: he would like that?

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Difference between a cigar and a cigarette they want them to cover one third of their packaging with a health risk label. it should be government of the people by the people for the people. how dare they tell us what we can or cannot do? democratic congresswoman talks about the regulation saying it was never meant to apply to cigars. the rule went beyond congressional intent with that handcrafted premium cigars and other products that are marketed to children. but health advocates should be incl...

>> reporter: no guns. no contact with linda. and mark agreed. heres what teresa says mark told her. >> this will make it all stop. >> reporter: in other words, he was telling you, im going to let her win? >> he said that was important that she needed to win. >> reporter: was he afraid of her? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: still, after that, things seemed to settle down. marks business thrived in its new location here in anacortes. he continued to service his clients in seattle. and of course, by then...

Theres a 50-50 shot of getting questioned. if he gets questioned hes guaranteed a trial and if he gets a trial there is no one thats gonna stick up for him and hes pretty much going to prison and he said looking at felony 10 to 15 years. >> reporter: so big trouble, he told jennifer. there was evasive action to take, work to be done. >> he was really concerned about getting pulled over with the things in his vehicle. um, he wanted to get them home and get them sterilized. and he said if anyone s...

Thats where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. annie carney, white house correspondent for "the new york times," chuck rosen who worked on the staff of robert mueller and james comey of the fbi, julie ainsley and the reverend al sharpton, host of "politicsnation" here on msnbc. and donny deutsche is in the house. boy, do we need him here today. lets start with the president wanting to use the military in a way thats so outside the norm, outside the main stream that i...

Camps, then you are in violation of that law. its been said and weve seen over and over again as this administration tries to go tougher, the ideas, even though theyre illegal, theyre starting to stick. its important we go over everything that comes up, even if it seems like it wouldnt stand up in a court of law. because we never know what the president might try. >> even though theyre illegal, theyre starting to stick. i have to ask you to under score that, because its a remarkable statement, c...