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Out to find her killer, no way to get those little footprints out of their minds. sergeant richard, lead investigator. >> those of us who work law enforcement, this is our profession, we are also parents, that certainly strikes a different note with you when you see something like that. >> michelles husband jason, a medical software salesman was 170 miles away on the night of the murder. even so, investigators had to look at him. >> we know he was the last person to talk to michelle that night. ...

My. and you know what they found? nothing. there was nothing therwathere.e nothing there had zero, t according to thehe presidential records act, which was a big deal. i was supposed to negotiate with nara, whiche with is exacty what i was doing until mar-a-lago was raided by gun, e fbi agents.nt i have security tapes of it. >> i gave them security tapesgr co everything inan a flagrant violation of the fourth amendment of the constitution, whicnsh protects the right against unreasonable search a...

After all of, that they asked for more surveillance-ing. but in october, this draining of the pool occurs, and there is a claim that some of the servers that involved the surveillance tape who were damaged. this explains to me, at least, in the big mystery, why the calamari son and father have been interviewed by the grand jury. and those two people are responsible for the security tapes, responsible for pulling them. and this would be why jack smith would want to interview them about whether or...

Flooding a room where computer servers containing surveillance video logs were kept. not clear if the room was intentionally flooded or it was a mistake. the accidenincident was one of s that they found suspicious. lets bring in dave aronberg. a former trump attorney spoke with erin burnett last night regarding the timing of the incident in relation to the security tapes and logs. listen. >> reality is that all of the surveillance video that would have been relevant to the special counsels inves...

You agree to an interview instead of hiding, if you dont move boxes around secretly, if you dont have security tapes that are not turned over properly and may have gaps in them, if you dont tell three different stories about what happened and make up knowns and stories about how you declassified them, then the light will shine upon you in the department of justice. >> yeah. >> the department of justice is busy. they do not have time to prosecute innocent people. >> i was going to say. i feel lik...

They did for arguments sake. what this shows you is when you find documents that you are not supposed to have, and if you call the department of justice and tell them, if you allow a voluntary search instead of blocking one, if you dont have your lawyers lie to the doj and instead they tell the truth, if you agree to an interview instead of hiding, if you dont move boxes around secretly, if you dont have security tapes that are not turned over properly and may have gaps in them, if you dont tell...

>> right. i dont think they started at the same point. lets just say they did for arguments sake. what is shows you is when you find documents you are not supposed to have, and if you call the department of justice and tell them, if you allow a voluntary search instead of blocking one, if you dont have your lawyers lie to the doj, and instead they tell the truth, if you agree to an interview, instead of hiding, if you do not move boxes around secretly, if you dont have security tapes that are a,...

As a result of these documents being out of appropriate controls. >> pete, i want to come to you on part of stregs that has been more opaque than the obstructive investigation. there have been questions about the existence of security tapes and witnesses believed to be tied to some of that evidence. that may have obscured how serious the espionage act, and whether or not jack smith could or would make charges related to that. what do you make of the elab the rat nature of what we understand it t...

Figured out where, you know, they are in relation to trump. and, you know, tucker carlson has a big following. its 2023. he could go somewhere. he could have his own platform he could go to another outlet and, you know, possibly take viewers with him. >> maybe the others arent as critical of fox management in their texts and in their -- >> could be part of it >> it will be interesting to see how this plays out i think there are legal questions about whether or not theres more fallout from this w...

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