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police she was kidnapped by a white man with orange air. she found google searches onner had computer about the movie "taken," and do you have to report an amber alert and how to take money from a register without being caught. >> did she have help? we have no idea. i have the statement from mr. anthony, that is all we know. nancy grace thinks rustle should face legal consequences. >> within a few hours, people realized her story wasn't adding up temperature is not just a story, at the bottom of every police report i've seen, there is a sentence that states, i swear and attest all the information i've given is true and when you sign that, you are giving a false statement under the law. >> joey: still unclear whether russell will face criminal
>> ainsley: that is helping him, democrats will do whatever they can to take him down and it is not working. >> joey: to the latest on alabama woman who claimed she had been kidnapped after she vanished for two days. >> ainsley: she tells police she made it all up. >> steve: why? todd piro has details we know a lot of them are not true. >> todd: you asked why, steve, we don't know the answer really. carley, rustle's attorney revealing his client made up claims telling police there was no kidnapping on thursday, july 13ths, my client did not see a baby on the side of the road. this was a single act done by herself. my client apologizes for her action to this community. russell vanished after calling 9lefrn claiming she saw a young child on the side of the road and she returned home telling
up. you could hear the rustle of the paper. nobody said i did anything wrong. >> have you heard anything from the former president or his team that has helped sort of his defense? >> i think the problem is certainly that there are these narratives that continue to shift and move and bob and weave and now we're at the rustling of the papers defense. was it the secret document that he was boasting about in company that did not have security clearances? or was it an actual document that was secret that should not have been shared and that otherwise would expose him to criminality. so i think that his narrative -- he has to have a narrative. he's running for president. so inquiring minds want to know. but continuing at the end of the day, there are a lot of admissions he made on that tape with regard to knowing that they were secret documents, knowing that he had the ability to declassify, knowing that he did not declassify so that is why
i just found -- isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know? except it is highly confidential, secret. look at this. this was done by the military, given to me. i think we can probably, right? >> i don't know. we'll have to see. yeah, we'll have to try to figure out -- >> declassify it. if i was president i could have declassified it, but now i can't. >> now we have a problem. >> isn't that interesting? >> yeah. >> i had a whole desk full of lots of papers and mostly newspaper articles, copies of magazines, copies of different plans, copies of stories having to do with many, many subjects and what was said was absolutely fine and very perfectly. we did nothing wrong. we had a lot of papers stacked up. in fact, you could hear the rustle of the papers and nobody said i did anything wrong other
ukraine. he has to be worried about this counteroffensive really kicking off hot and heavy pretty soon. >> there's been a development, turning the page, to how former president trump your former boss, is defending having what is alleged to be the secret classified documents on his desk in bedminster showing them to people who don't have any qualification to see them and him having them, by the way, out of the white house after his presidency. here's how he's defending it now. listen. >> the voice was fine. what did i say wrong in those recordings? i didn't see the recording. all i know is i did nothing wrong. we had a lot of papers, a lot of papers, stacked up, in fact you could hear the rustle, and nobody said i did anything wrong. >> he talked about them about being building plans and golf course plans. do you believe him? >> look, i think the context of everything we've heard on the tapes suggests that the documents are real, that he knew
now. he is talk about this out there in public. >> reporter: he is, john, and he's repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, but i think what's really interesting about his response to the audio that cnn obtained is that even though he's denying any wrongdoing at first he didn't even mention the document in question and that does stand in a bit of a contrast with what we know he told fox news' bret baer where he denied even having any classified documents. his response was muddled and a little confusing. let's listen to what exactly he had to say, john. >> the voice was fine. what did i say wrong in those recordings? i didn't even see the recording. all i know is i did nothing wrong. we had a lot of papers, a lot of papers, stacked up, in fact, you could hear the rustle of the paper and nobody said i did anything wrong other than the fake news, which of course is fox, too. >> reporter: now, i want to note, john, that we have reached out to the trump campaign and
>> declassify, see as president, i could declassify it, now i can't. isn't that interest something. >> i had a whole desk full of lots of papers, mostly newspaper articles, copies of magazines, copies of different plans, stories, having to do with many many subjects and what was said was absolutely fine and very perfectly, we did nothing wrong. this is a whole hoax. we had a lot of papers stacked up, in fact, you could hear the rustle of the paper, and nobody said i did anything wrong, except for fake news, which of course is fox too. >> you're not concerned with your own voice on those record ings. >> my voice is fine. >> are there any other recordings we should be concerned of? >> i don't know of any recordings you should be concerned with because i don't do things wrong. i do things right. i'm a legitimate person. >> i'm a legitimate person. >> later in the day, trump
what i'm referring to is magazines, newspapers, plans of buildings. i had plans of buildings, you know. plans. i had plans -- i'm sorry. willie. he had me at, you could hear me at the rustle of the papers, of the iran plans. >> he has such contempt for his voters or assumes he hasn't heard the tape that what we calls on that tape from bedminster, a defense department document says -- sometimes you have to laugh at the absurd dy. it's plans for a golf course, a building he was working on. and he had a bit of a self-affirmation telling himself he's a legitimate person. >> you're not concerned with your voice on those recordings? >> my voice is fine. i didn't even see the recording.
articles, copies of magazines, copies of stories having to do with many many subjects. and what was said was fine and perfectly. we did nothing wrong. we had a lot of papers stacked up p. you could hear the rustle of the paper and nobody said i did anything wrong, other than the fake news, which, of course, is fox, too. >> later in the day trump altered his defense again with a discussion with reporters. the former president claimed the plans he was discussing on the leaked tape was related to his real estate properties. he said, i would say it was bravado if you want to know the truth. i was talking, holding up the papers and talking about them. but i didn't have documents. did i use the word plans?