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Not even in my own country. enough. enough. >> greg: so you're saying get rid of it? >> kat: he got lost. we are like, "amazing." that's a simple version of the story. >> greg: god, i wish i had you in my history class. morgan, you know it's interesting, when you look back, it's two years ago maybe whatever, doesn't it seem like a weird kind of period of delusion? people running around knocking down statues. and then it just stopped. it's like -- it was like a purging and we never talk about it anymore. it's so strange. >> morgan: it's because biden got elected. the statues aren't a problem an...

The consumer as fast as we can. >> energy secretary jennifer granholm is scheduled to announce the breakthrough tomorrow and what it could mean for clean energy grid in the future, bret? >> bret: have that as well. william, thank you. up next, this week's "common ground" segment, one republican, one democrat on combating our nation's biggest foreign adversaries. first, beyond our borders tonight. iran publicly executes a prisoner who allegedly fatally stabbed two members of a paramilitary force during the nationwide protest challenging the country's the theocracy sees a way to deters others. a...

They say he allegedly stabbed two security force members during the protests in november. this execution comes just days after news of a first execution alarmed activists around the world. the government is working to deter the protests. activists say that at least 12 demonstrators have already been given a death sentence in closed-door hearings according to human rights activists in iran. a group monitoring the protests say at least 488 people have been killed. more than 18,000 have been detained by authorities since mid september. joining us now, masia ali nejad, one of the inspirational lea...

So, you know, as you point out, what police don't have is a suspect who's identified with a clear motive. what they don't have is a murder weapon. what they do have is 113 pieces of physical evidence, 4,000 crime scene photos, and 488 tips in terms of video and technology that's been submitted. but you can also see they're taking a real step back. if you look at the area that they have blocked out and said, we want to collect all video from this area, that's an area bounded by everything surrounding the crime scene. and why are they doing that now? they said, even if there's nothing on the vid...

And then you find yourself a couple weeks into it, really starting at the beginning. as you point out, what police don't have is a suspect whose identified with a clear motive, but they don't have as a murder weapon. what they do have is 113 pieces of physical evidence. 4000 crimes in photos. and 488 tips in terms of video, technology that's been submitted. but you can also see they're taking step back. if you look at the area, that they've blacked out and said, we want to collect all video from this area. that's an area bounded by everything surrounding the crime scene. why are they doing tha...