years. they said in a facebook message, well, for their 77th anniversary, they couldn t wait. the peanut dropped at 6:00. president carter is the oldest living president in history. the 50-year partnership between singer/songwriters james taylor and carole king has had a truly iconic impact. in this joint interview recorded for a new cnn film, king recalls how taylor played an instrumental role in launching her career as a singer. let s take a look. i was your side man, and that s all i ever wanted to be. then you said to me, i want you to go on stage tonight and sing your song. wait, what, what? no, i can t do it. no, you re going to do it. don t worry. and you gave me the loveliest introduction.
toward making sure their suits are filed before the husband files his suit? they couldn t wait until matthew on behalf of his son filed his suit first? i found that to be unsettling. joining me now is attorney gloria allred, representing the rust script supervisor mamie mitchell. gloria, alec baldwin referred to your client there, suggested she was lunging to file a suit before the husband of halyna hutchins could get a chance to. what is your response to that? first of all, patently ridiculous. another deflection of instead of taking responsibility himself attacking other people. but, john, there is no need for the husband of halyna hutchins to even file a lawsuit because alec baldwin and the producers
serge vetnoy, the chief lighting technician, and mamie mitchell filed the other, you may remember her voice from the chilling 911 call. baldwin said one of those two immediately after the shooting told him he had, quote, no responsibility for what happened here. he declined to say who made that comment, but he said it was unsettling in his view that the suits were filed before hutchins husband had a chance to sue and get a settlement from a limited pool of insurance funds. take a listen. those two people are lunging toward making sure their suits are filed before the husband files his suit? they couldn t wait until matthew on behalf of his son filed his suit first? you expect matthew to file a suit? how could it be otherwise? his wife was killed as a result of someone s i don t want to say negligence, it is not for me to use that word, it is a legal term, but something happened here that resulted in his wife s
matches samira frasch, and the frequency of occurrence was one in 510 quintillion. reporter: and there it was. the story of samira frasch s murder, wrapped up for the jury in a tidy package, thanks to dale folsom. but, did the doctor really confess? this was, after all, still a story coming from a jailhouse snitch, and the golf club with samira s dna on it? maybe not quite so obvious after all. defense attorneys were about to take on dale folsom, and his story, and they couldn t wait. coming up the prosecution s timeline, on trial. the absence of wrinkling of fingers or toes speaks to the likelihood that she has been immersed for a relatively short period of time. testimony that samira may have died later than the prosecutor contends. the greatest probability is
wait throw weeks after fumbling around on this investigation for years which was a dead end, right, and then they throw this hail mary. they couldn t wait for the new administration to get in there for a new doj leadership to get in there who might have difrm different thinking about whether they should pursue these type of subpoenas. no. and they knew what the stakes were but they went and they got it in there and they snuck it in there and the whole behavior is completely sneaky. shady, yes. yes, indeed. and we ve laid out some more questions here that still deserve answers. adam and kaitlan, thank you. dan, please stick around. when we come back, a deplatformed former president returns to the podium. i think silence was actually the biggest story of last night. i ll tell you why in a minute.