interfering with us being able to campaign and, in fact, when they believe he might be arraigned for this last indictment on friday and they had a campaign event, they were looking at ways to spin that, to talk about how -- that he was going to be arraigned on the same day that he had a campaign event, and what that would mean. of course, ha didn't end up happening. he was arraigned on a thursday, but it gives you insight how they're looking on fighting this, at least, again, to the public, to the voters. >> yeah, how they're looking to reframe it, as in their benefit, giving the voters, their voters, the base, what they want to hear. kristen holmes, thanks so much. and joining us now, two former republican house members, mia love, and joe walsh, and special adviser van jones, great to see all of you on this friday night. there's new abc polling that shows that 65% of americans believe the charges in this latest indictment are serious,
>> i take some issue to calling the republican party a cult. that's not going to bring us all together, i can tell you that right now. republicans don't appreciate that. there are some republicans that have gone against donald trump. and those people want to be brought in too, they want to be appreciated, and they want to be noticed for the fact that they want to talk about policies that help americans, that help with the inflation problem that we've been dealing with, putting food on the table. those republicans need to be heard, and they need to have someone validate their concerns. >> let me ask you, though, to follow up on your point, congressman love, the ones who have done that that are currently running for president, i think of asa hutchinson, and even mike pence and his statement after this indictment, will hurd, not doing so well in the polls compared to trump, and compared to ron desantis. >> if you look at my race, trump was a big factor in my race, and it didn't turn out well.
thought they would never see a resolution to the case of th missing woman. but there was one woman -- person in particular tha didn't like to see the dusty jacket of unsolved cases in hi file in 2010, one of miami's most experienced prosecutors took over the case, along with hi assistant state attorney >> what did you think th biggest problem of the case was? >> i had nobody. i had no witnesses and i didn't have anything t show that she was actually dead >> well, i think tha especially now, juries hav high expectations. >> the csi speech that so many prosecutors given jury selection. >> they expect physica evidence they want to see a body. >> the two reexamined the 16 year old file and took a fresh look at a lead from back the that had never panned out. an acquaintance of clifford's, someone named robert messier told police about a disturbing
nine others wounded, after a shooter opened fire inside old national bank in louisville, kentucky today among those killed were joshua barrett, 40 years old. tomas elliott, 63 years old. julianna farmer, 45 years old. james tut, 64 years old. kentucky governor, andy beshear, today revealed, some of th victims were his friends >> this is awful i have a very close friend tha didn't make it today and i've another close frien who didn't either, anyone who' at the hospital. and i i hope, it's gonna mak it through we have to do it we've don these last three years, afte everything, we have to wrap ou arms around these families >> the 25-year-old gunman, who is reportedly a former employe at the bank, was killed no long after the shooting began. at around 8:40 this morning, shooting is being described as a case of workplace violence this tragedy unfolded in kentucky, a state that ranks 13th in the country in gun deaths, according to the cdc, state where just last month, the legislature advanced a bil out of committee that would ba gun free zones at kentucky colleges and universities, and allow people to carry conceale guns on campus this is the state where deadly firearms confiscated by police
i have a very close friend tha didn't make it today and i've another close frien who didn't either, anyone who' at the hospital. and i i hope, it's gonna mak it through we have to do it we've don these last three years, afte everything, we have to wrap ou arms around these families >> the 25-year-old gunman, who is reportedly a former employe at the bank, was killed no long after the shooting began. at around 8:40 this morning, shooting is being described as a case of workplace violence this tragedy unfolded in kentucky, a state that ranks 13th in the country in gun deaths, according to the cdc, state where just last month, the legislature advanced a bil out of committee that would ba gun free zones at kentucky colleges and universities, and allow people to carry conceale guns on campus this is the state where deadly firearms confiscated by police instead of being destroyed, or auctioned off to federally licensed gun dealers, and portion of those proceeds go toward buying the police mor
started off the ground, how to deal with competition, all o the things that are start-up founder has to worry about instead, i had multiple ceo sa to me, now i have to worry about where my money goes. i thought it was safe in this rated institution. turns out, that's not the case that seems to be the lesson fo a lot of these people. >> here's the thing, jake. it's not just your mom and pop teeny tiny start-ups tha didn't have a chance with an other bank silicon valley bank it's a preeminent bank for tech hipsters for veasey big wakes so bill, it's also a tough pil to swallow, to think about wha we saw on the internet for the last week. right, all of these silico valley relive her therrien's hedge fund manager suddenl saying, the government needs t step in here it's not just rescuing the teeny tiny there's a lot of big sophisticated people getting rescued. just like during covid there were tons of hardworking companies that needed to b rescued. but those hardworking companie were owned by big fat, private
and so in talking to those ceos, with them discovering that suddenly they don't just hav to worry about how to get it started off the ground, how to deal with competition, all o the things that are start-up founder has to worry about instead, i had multiple ceo sa to me, now i have to worry about where my money goes. i thought it was safe in this rated institution. turns out, that's not the case that seems to be the lesson fo a lot of these people. >> here's the thing, jake. it's not just your mom and pop teeny tiny start-ups tha didn't have a chance with an other bank silicon valley bank it's a preeminent bank for tech hipsters for veasey big wakes so bill, it's also a tough pil to swallow, to think about wha we saw on the internet for the last week. right, all of these silico valley relive her therrien's hedge fund manager suddenl saying, the government needs t step in here it's not just rescuing the teeny tiny there's a lot of big sophisticated people getting rescued.
>> what a man, he didn't cry or anything. megyn: let's listen. after he gets shot -- look at. he's walking around. and he continues the lesson and picks up another gun and you can see people start running. >> i would, too. >> this is like dea gone wild. >> if this was leaked by the dea, according to him, somebody in the d eark -- somebody in tha didn't like him. it did ruin this reputation. he was an undercover dea. that blew his cover. megyn: it's quite another to have that video go viral online. he says his career is over