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>> that she had gone to the bathroom. the toilet had not been flushed. they found a candy wrapper that had been opened and in the trash can. it was almost like a scene where she had just gone upstairs and sat and waited for a few minutes because obviously to find a book wouldnt take very long. >> strange, hard to know what it meant, if anything. as dawn approached michelle was allowed to go home, and later that morning her boss arrived. so the cops talked to him, too. >> during that interview it...

♪♪ it was a week before christmas 2000, and fayetteville was aglow, but not everywhere with the lights of christmas. a few hours after air force captain marty theer turned up dead in the parking lot of his wifes office building, the news was out and it was big. michelle theer, now martys grieving widow, told the police she was inside her office looking for a book when she heard someone firing outside. >> by all accounts it was an assassination. >> greg butler was a deputy district attorney...

Tough fight if they go in. but the point is nato is going to be resolved to protect its nato members. and were standing up to russia. you know, the list of the russian demands was really not even so much about ukraine. it was about the united states and nato. and this was -- i think president putin made a big mistake. i think he thought because of brexit a few years ago and then because of the january 6th episode in the united states and mr. trump and president biden being -- would be a weak lea...

Is planning. russia is trying to push zelenskyy to accept territorial losses for eurasia losses for ukraine or some that ukrainian wouldnt take, the objective was to have zelenskyy removed physically. now since the first wave of the invasion has failed, you know, hes playing as though hes changed his mind, but i think what he is trying to do is offer zelenskyy peace on the terms not acceptable to the ukrainian people so that by creating really terrible humanitarian situation in ukraine in the ho...

Wouldnt take place. gablemans subpoenas told officials to turn over records. documents that would take up hundreds of thousands if not millions of pages. gableman should already have access to many of those documents. he hasnt explained why he wants officials to nevertheless give him new copies of them. gableman contended last year without providing evidence that the election was stolen. more recently he has said he doesnt understand how elections work. just the facts of this story, the poor rep...

Literally. its led to exasperated coverage in wisconsin, reporters trying to figure out how to cover this with a straight face. for example, these are real sentences in a real news article about real things michael gableman has been doing while running this investigation. real sentences as reported by "the milwaukee journal sentinel" just today. quote, gableman two weeks ago issued subpoenas demanding interviews this friday with city clerks and the bipartisan state election commission. within da...

To conduct in front of the legislative committee. if they dont comply with those laws, the subpoenas are unenforceable. so weve had ongoing discussions and were going to make sure that the process that takes place is one that is consistent with our states law. >> weve seen in other states some of these audits cause real damage, beyond chipping away at the faith that people have in our elections. machines have had to be decertified, counties, in some cases the possibility of states, having to buy...

You also said this week that you believe the subpoenas sent out by the guy leading this audit might be unlawful. what are the consequences of that, if thats true? >> well, weve raised a number of objections to the subpoenas. we do think theyre unlawful as theyre currently drafted. the legislature in our state, just like the u.s. congress, can conduct legislative oversight hearings. but what they cant do is act like theyre the executive branch and offer immunity, for example, as justice gableman ...

I think, take a look back at where we started. we started with a whistleblower ukraine. we werent sure what had gone on behind the scenes. one month later, we know a lot. we know that a lot that was in that complaint has been corroborated by multiple witnesses. and it boils down to, donald trump, allegedly, using the powers of his office to solicit foreign interference. and hes confirmed some parts of it with his own public statements. the witnesses have done so behind closed doors. they made a ...

>> i dont need to tell either of you, the messenger matters. this demographic maybe more than any other has the keenest ear for false praise and fake friends. are you worried about the economics? >> im worried about the economics. im not going to sit here and bash tavis smiley and im not going to go into that. the economics is very important. there are many of us and niger im sure is one of them who had been chanting for a long period of time for both parties to talk about issues of increasing a...