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The president now . No. I dont, no i dont have nothing to say to him. Lets remember, general john kelly deployed his considerable stature to back trump and frame this as fight between a serious president and loud, lying member of congress. Then the tape surfaced showing it was kelly who had his facts wrong and today miss johnsons remarks it show you you can take congresswoman out of the picture and still have word of grieving mother contradicting the word of president. A president who has broken...

The governor of Bolivia’s most populous and richest region was allowed to briefly leave his high-security prison cell Wednesday for medical tests, highlighting how the politician widely considered the country’s opposition leader has been governing from behind bars for more than eight months. Santa Cruz Gov. Luis Fernando Camacho, who has been in pretrial detention since Dec. 30 accused of sedition and terrorism, left Chonchocoro prison in Bolivia’s highlands for a few hours before returnin...

The governor of Bolivia’s most populous and richest region was allowed to briefly leave his high-security prison cell Wednesday for medical tests, highlighting how the politician widely considered the country’s opposition leader has been governing from behind bars for more than eight months. Santa Cruz Gov. Luis Fernando Camacho, who has been in pretrial detention since Dec. 30 accused of sedition and terrorism, left Chonchocoro prison in Bolivia’s highlands for a few hours...

Approval before states implement any new abortion laws. msnbc political reporter vaughn is covering it. when i hear 2020 democratics, alabama a -- democrat, alabama is not the first thing that comes to mind. i wonder what voters are telling you. >> reporter: suddenly alabama is in the middle of this entire debate. not only electora plaintiffs exhibit. you look at doug jones, the democrat from alabama here is up for re-election in 2020. also look at the abortion situation here. the alabama legisl...

But reading, new accusation cartoonish details. russian officials say you that you colluded with british agent to cause the death to persuade the russian prison doctors to withhold care. your response. >> thats about the silliest thing ive ever heard. and to add one more element to it, according to their version, i did all that terrible stuff and spent the last eight years traveling all over the world fighting for justice and trying to get the people who killed him prosecuted. says to me putin i...

>> during the time rhonda was pushing for death for her sons killers, nathan dunlap continued to work on his appeals. >> this was not a chance to proof that he was innocent, to set dunlap free. the focus was on his mental health and any other mitigating factors that could have gone into a jurys decision about whether he should be put to death. >> nathan dunlaps attorneys make a pretty powerful case about bipolarity saying this was not properly explored. in the original case. >> by 2006, prison d...

>> by 2006, prison doctors had finally diagnosed nathan as bipolar and put him on the powerful drug, lithium. once medicated, nathans behavior on death row changed radically, and he became a model prisoner. >> he was an entirely different person from the young man even that i knew. so it certainly has to be a part of why he did what he did. >> as nathans appeals were being reviewed by the courts, a movement to fully ban capital punishment in colorado was picking up speed. >> i think that america...

An accident saying "there is not a single item of physical evidence in this case which supports a finding of arson." >> the willis case is based solely on old wives tales that have been long disproved and that should be known by everybody in the industry. an amateur could have taken this case who had in his mind a one-page list of old wives tales, could have taken a checklist on the willis fire and said, no, thats caused by flashover, no, thats caused by flashover. accelerants cant do that, and ...

That. executing someone who really does not know whats going on. >> thats right. let me first start by saying amnesty campaigns to abolish the death penalty in every state in this country and around the world and we do that because to take someones life to sanction the killing of an individual is the ultimate denial of human rights. its cruel, its inhumane, its brutal. in the case of john ferguson, this is a man whose life was taken last night by the state of florida despite the fact that govern...

Gabriel giffords and 18 others wants to plead guilty. jared lee loughner will have a chance to enter that plea in court on tuesday. nbc news correspondent diana alvear was in tucson the day of the shooting reporting on it. good morning to you. lets go right to whats going to happen on tuesday when loughner is in court. >> alex, good morning. the federal judge handling the case has scheduled a status hearing for this coming tuesday to get an update from prison doctors that are treating jared loug...