went to russell. who else could have done it? and then she says to you? it s not russell. it s not russell? it s not russell. you could not have shocked me any more. everything i had known my whole life was just gone. this whole time i thought this guy had done it and it wasn t him. it wasn t him. dna, as we now know, does not lie. the sample taken from angie samota s body did not match russell buchanan. did you feel guilty for having done everything to put somebody behind bars, well, yeah. done everything you could to convict russell and send him to death row? of course i did. i thought this guy was it, and i was going to get him. and he wasn t the guy. so everything that i thought was truth was not truth
joe biden was similarly attired recently. u.s. women s soccer team won a bronze medal at the tokyo olympics and donald trump wasn t happy. he put out a statement and said this last night on fox. they were supposed to win the gold medal. you know the word woke means loser. if you re woke, you re going to lose. howie: or sometimes you just lose. r apinno says you re rooting for people to do bad? yikes. wasn t it nice after the media debate over simone biles benching herself that she came back to win a bronze medal. nbc s ratings down as much as 50%. some pundits erupted on twitter, how was jeffrey toobin holding forth on sexual misconduct. it wasn t him.
that i should take every ounce of energy i have to correct. i am sorry for this mistake made by this system. i find this mistake and this system to be profound, one that should take every ounce of energy i have to correct. that s the head of the prosecutor office. the man she apologized to directly in that statement is this man. he has been in prison for over 40 years. her office, which prosecuted him in that case, they have determined he didn t do it. that he shouldn t have been prosecuted. it wasn t him. the case against him was based on a single witness who recanted her testimony, who says it wasn t him. she sought to have him released. two other men convicted in
her name is jeanne peters bakers. the man she apologized to directly in that statement is named kevin strickland. he has been in prison for over 40 years in missouri, since he was 18 years old. but the speaker s office, which prosecuted him in that case, they have determined that he didn t do it. that he shouldn t have been prosecuted. it wasn t him. the case against him was based primarily on a single witness who recanted her testimony. who says it wasn t him. she sought desperately to have him released. two other men convicted in conjunction with a crime also say he did not do it. the prosecutors own formal review of the case found that that case was brought against him in profound error. we ve reported on this case a few times in the last few weeks. closely following reporting from the kansas city star. what is actually astonishing to me though is that this story is still out there now for us to still be talking about it. that remarkable press conference by the prosecutor,
the republican party, sadly, leave. they don t run for office again. where is the resistance within the white househo holding him back? is this person still in the government? i don t think so. james mattis said today it wasn t him, you can rule that out, that he would put his name on something like that. i wonder if we ll hear from this person in the next year as the election picks up and whether we ll eventually learn who that is. not by people trying to suss it out and figure it out but if this person will actually step forward. to your point, bill, do you think all these people working in the administration in this capacity, basically who made the decision i m going to be in here to mitigate the damage, do they go public before the election? i mean, this is a much discussed i think they hoe oe it to the country to do so. not to reveal confidential conversations. they can defend their general tenure but they owe it to us to let us know, should he have four more years in