when it s someone as close as someone you called your family. students told the writers that by midsophomore year the three girls relationship had begun to deteriorate. they ve written this about in their book. sheila and rachel was dissing skylar when she wasn t around, putting her down, that kind of a thing. so it was kind of a two-faced situation. students say that around this time they started hearing rachel and sheila discuss the best way to kill someone. and rachel s friend fantasia liller recalls a chilling conversation. rachel was ranting to me how much she didn t like skylar one day. she said word for word, i m pretty sure, i wouldn t mind if she died at this point. which makes this cell phone video all the more haunting because it was captured by skylar six months before she was killed. you said it two times. sheila asked skylar and rachel to choose the best way to die. would you rather suffocate or get shot? get shot.
you got to keep them close. you got to love them unconditionally. in san antonio, makenzie gongora was just 9 years old, in the fourth grade. she called me aunt vicky. it had like this little whimsical lilt to it, like a little fairy saying my name. in arlington, texas, helen eltuk was just 20 years old. studying to be a pediatrician. and her mother told us something we ve heard so often along the way here. family members picking up the phone to call loved ones before remembering they re gone. today, i called her. i just called her thinking she was there. and then when i realized and i stopped, she wasn t around. captain eric segura of laredo, texas, was just 45. a 25-year veteran of the laredo fire department, on the front lines. an ems in this pandemic.
assassinate the big three leaders. that s why they pulled the meeting into the soviet embassy. there is some doubt stalin says that it s safer there. but he also has bugs in every room to listen to every conversation. so there is a lot of intrigue and you are like a fly on the wall with all these little nuggets from this moment. safer in tehran. brian: go to yalta stalin, fdr and churchill. by the time the war is over, the only person that s still in power is stalin. and they got to go by what he said that the others agreed to. churchill loses the election. the yalta travel kills fdr. he comes back to the u.s. dies a short time later. and stalin is emboldened. fdr, i think, just by the research. believed that he personally could corral, contain stalin he couldn t. he wasn t around and stalin starts what is a murderous
which is that somehow the vice president mike pence has got a real talent for being out of washington when trouble hits the wlo white house and there tends to be a lot of trouble these days. what s pence saying about this? first off happy birthday. he does have this uncanny ability to not be around when a lot of the trouble especially around russia is swirling. part of that is he s on the road doing his duties as vice president. but part of it is he s a pretty strategic guy, a smart guy and somehow has not gotten caught up in a lot of the investigation. there s definitely parts of it where he ll get pulled in. for the most part when you hear these stories about the meetings that could be problematic in the white house or during the campaign, he wasn t around. remember, he s a very, very cautious, conservative, and pretty calculating guy. and so he knows what he s he knows the hand that he s playing. what i find interesting is even the people who are closest to him, i m always pokin
knew the numbers would be made, the white house said, you can t trust them anyway. they re inaccurate all the time. softening up the bearer of bad tidings before the tidings arrive. pete, i ll ask you one thing, there s now discussion about whether rod rosenstein may need to recuse himself. it is confusing for people to follow. he had nothing to do with the trump campaign. he wasn t around. now, what s this about? there s not now discussion about it. there s been discussion about it for the past several weeks. ever since it was clear that the special counsel might be looking at possible obstruction of justice. by the way, if we can go back one more time to the president s tweet, where he says, i m being investigated for firing the fbi director, it s probably more than that. our understanding is that it s more than just the firing. it s also the allegation that comey has raised, that they had a discussion, which the president asked him to lay off the investigation of michael flynn.