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To jim crow and centuries of trauma and finally put a end to racism. >> that is a lot about goal, that is what we all want, but they cling to the big lie and want to reprogram all of america to believe justice isnt served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never-ending. >> one down, many many more to go. >> a cultural makeup call but im not happy. im not please, i dont have any sense of satisfaction. i dont think this is a good...

Jim crow and the centuries of trauma and finally put an end to racism. >> laura: well, that is a laudable goal. thats what we all want. but they cling to the big lie and they want to reprogram all of america to believe that justice isnt served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never ending. >> one down, many, many more to go. >> its sort of a cultural makeup call. >> are not happy, im not pleased, i dont have any sense of sati...

>> is there anything that adam has ever done in his life that would cause you to believe that he ever would have done the acts that hes accused of in this case? >> never anything. its inconceivable. >> reporter: adam took the stand, too. >> did you hit rebecca on the head? >> i never hit rebecca on the head or anywhere else for that matter. >> then did you devise this scheme to cover up your wrongdoing by painting the saying on the door and making it look like she had been hanged by someone else...

Baby was someone to -- detectives needed to investigate. did you wonder mediately about the ex husband? >> the ex husband is always your first suspect. >> so detectives questioned britneys ex husband, terry eldridge. terry was looked at by the police, they did take a dna sample. >> it crossed my mind, what if he did do this. you have to think about all the different possibilities. could this person have done this, would they have done it, what wouldve been the reason? >> but, when the results of...

John ware is an investigative reporter and fronted last weeks panorama on martin bashir and the bbc. jane martinson is professor ofjournalism at city college. welcome to you all. jane, you have been writing about this for the guardian. how do you assess the scale of the reaction to this story? the scale of the reaction, i mean, you know, this is a devastating report for the bbc. it involved the royal family, it involved, you know, wrongdoing and, sort of, terrible mishandling of a wrongdoing 25 ...

Supporter inside the capitol who breached the capitol, was banging down trying to get inside, break into the doors on the house side to get to lawmakers and who was fatally shot by u.s. capitol police. he tweets they took her life. they could not take her pride. #one more in the name of love. there are a lot of people who are reacting to this very strongly, jim, one of them republican congressman adam kinzinger saying here, paul, youve lost your mind. side note to anyone watching dont breach the...

Real legal peril and just paid a fine and walked away, this time into the white house, where you abused executive privilege and taxpayer money fighting to hide your personal and corporate financial records for four years at that. it wasnt until you were forced out of office that those records were handed over to new york investigators, and those investigators didnt waste any time. they brought in forensic accounting experts to sift through the trump organization, combing through for fiscal wrong...

He try to muck it up, even though he cant stop the extradition. so you have to think that manhattan is taking that into consideration when they move ahead with the charges in front of the grand jury. >> and as we know, we should point out that donald trumps attorneys have batted down any allegations of wrongdoing, but im asking about the evidence that we have seen so far. and theres a lot we havent seen, lets be clear. are you able to get a sense of what charges prosecutors might be looking at, ...

Just known for prosecuting these sorts of cases. but it really has to be creative, because it just doesnt have the same tools that federal prosecutors have. so has to do things like this. so i think that is probably why youre seeing that speculation come out about the rico case, because there is a charge where whoever is charged would ultimately be facing a large prison term, as opposed to a shorter one. >> based on the public evidence, do you see the potential rocketing here? or do you think th...

Through for fiscal wrongdoing. while the district attorneys office has plenty of legal expertise, they arent leaving anything to chance, bringing in a formal federal prosecutor with experience in white collar and organized crime. given your long history of financial malfeasance, its no surprise that the new york investigators have found enough evidence to convene a special grand jury. what makes it so special? well, apart from considering what could be the first indictment of a former president ...