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you are being a little melodramatic. maybe you could go on some medicine. maybe you should see a doctor about your fears. >> you think the guys paranoid? >> absolutely. i recommend hit see a doctor and treat his fears. he said, no. this is really happening. no one believes me. >> so, with all this drama going on, stacey took the kids for vacation the second week in august of 2006, paul was all but convinced he would never see them again. michael, the best friend, try to cheer him up, changing the subject to the exciting new chapter, his fiancée would be moving in with him in a few days. in fact, paul was on his cell phone with her as he pulled into his driveway on wednesday, august 23rd. as the fiancée's chatted, he marked about an empty -- lying on the floor. that he took her to task for leaving the central air
14 here. they would build a shining white temple for the church here. >> the project was to say the least, ambitious. the whole town went up around the tyndall. these were the most faithful flds followers. and it was literally their place to wait for zion. they farmed the land, raise the lies sock. built the quality homes for them in their children. schools, machine stops, a factory. away from the world. >> there were no building codes in the county where he they were building. they could just start building something. of course in warren's mind it was god telling him to go out there and do this. to find a place of refuge. >> warren did not just see construction of the ranch. but spent long stretches of time here, or anywhere else. one of the reasons he kept alluding law enforcement. and then, in august of 2006. on a lowly stretch of
in fact, in august of 2006 it was a very serious plot in britain by global jihadis to blow up airlines on the way to the u.s. we stopped that. so whenever you're successful, there is always a counter factual question, will did we do it, maybe we won't have been lucky other wise. but who would want to take the chance of losing another 3,000 people. so i think what we do worked and we have to continue. >> that is why we still can't carry bottles on planes, because of that plot in 2006. michael chertoff, thank you for your service to this country and we wish you the best as you mark the anniversary tomorrow. >> thank you, jim, and god bless everybody. >> thank you. coming up next, tennessee is seeing record-breaking hospitalizations and the frustration of one doctor and the reality inside his icu ward next.
on, they could not find the evidence to arrest him. dave remains a free man. something that makes his own son, conrad very nervous. >> my suspicion was growing stronger and stronger. conrad toll police the night he discovered his mom were missing. he saw the night with his father and his girlfriend. >> at the time i thought my father and his girlfriend had poor taste. >> reporter: conrad spent that summer out. in august of 2006, two months after his mother's disappearance, child protective disappearance took 16 years old conrad to a foster home. there were just a few altercations kind of what my mom had gone to. investigators talked many times to dave's girlfriend, mary and eventually this exchange
vitale, democratic strategist and host jamaal adams. fox news, guys, came out with their own statement after ron desantis did that interview. it's rare to get fox news to come out and say they don't condone certain language. doesn't happen all that often. >> a little while ago we had ron desantis, the republican nominee for governor in florida, on for an interview to discuss the florida election. during the interview he made what some are calling an inappropriate comment about his democratic opponent, andrew gillum. we do not condone this language and wanted to make our viewers aware he has clarified his statement. >> it's interesting when fox says they don't condone that language. jamal, what is your take on this? do you think it's a slip of the tongue or is it a dog whistle? >> in about august of 2006, there was a united states senator from virginia named
as long as they want to keep saying moral victory, they can have their petition patient trophy. there is one winner and one person gets sworn in. >> dana: at reading karl rove's column this morning reminded me of august of 2006. he was deputy chief of staff. i would say they are asking me how you're feeling about the midterms and he would tell me all these things are going in our direction. until they worked. >> geraldo: midterms are tough. the thing about moral victories, it's interesting. the participation trophy. i think of a moral victory plus $2.75 gets you a token on the subway. they don't even use tokens anymore. i think the democrats are facing a potential problem with this division. alexandria ocasio-cortez, we've been playing her. she's the best advertisement for republicans. she represents a wing of the
they need to hold. >> and those are a moving target too. >> so that's really -- right. >> the definition of safe. >> if you look at the political report data that republicans -- that's making them so nervous, it's that if you -- they did a comparison recently from august of 2006 to november. august of 2010 to november. there are more competitive seats this august, and those numbers always grow. and they have no idea. it's 53 right now. they have no idea where it's going go november 6th. >> think of the day the president is having today, while he is keeping his campaign chairman continue on trial. >> deputy campaign director is the star witness. >> the star witness. his first supporter in congress is arrested and indicted and arrested today. and there are the election results from last night which he puts a brave face on. i'm sure people have explained to him this really isn't that good, mr. president. so i think you can anticipate in
house, and you're at the nrcc, the campaign committee, you're looking at the map, you think that's fine for donald trump to go to senate -- help senate republicans in states he won by landslide margins. he can't go to swing districts in the house if they risk losing, and they need to defend their majority. he is welcome in safe districts, but they aren't the ones that they need to hold. >> and those are a moving target too. >> so that's really -- right. >> the definition of safe. >> if you look at the political report data that republicans -- that's making them so nervous, it's that if you -- they did a comparison recently from august of 2006 to november. august of 2010 to november. there are more competitive seats this august, and those numbers always grow. and they have no -- it's 53 right now. they have no idea where it's going go november 6th. >> think of the day the president is having today. his campaign chairman on trial. >> deputy campaign director is
but they aren't the ones that they need to hold. >> and those are a moving target too. >> so that's really -- right. >> the definition of safe. >> if you look at the political report data that republicans -- that's making them so nervous, it's that if you -- they did a comparison recently from august of 2006 to november. august of 2010 to november. there are more competitive seats this august, and those numbers always grow. and they have no idea. it's 53 right now. they have no idea where it's going go november 6th. >> think of the day the president is having today, while he is keeping his campaign chairman continue on trial. >> deputy campaign director is the star witness. >> the star witness. his first supporter in congress is arrested and indicted and arrested today. and there are the election results from last night which he puts a brave face on. i'm sure people have explained to him this really isn't that good, mr. president. so i think you can anticipate in the next few days he might be on a jag. i think a tweet storm is coming.
the fdny cited him for bravery four times. two other firefighters were seriously burned. the cause of the fire is under investigation. also breaking overnight, the senate passed a $1.3 trillion spending bill, avoiding a third government shutdown. even though it passed with bipartisan support conservatives are not too happy. earlier florida congressman matt gaetz had these strong words. >> they're still celebrating in chuck schumer's office. democrats got what they wanted in this legislation, but unfortunately we failed to deliver on so many priorities important to the president and the american people. jillian: the bill now heads to the president's desk. this morning we're honoring a hero who would have turned 40 this week. mark lee was the first navy seal to lose his life in iraq in august of 2006 when he was just 28 years old. his 40th birthday would have been tuesday but tonight his mother's non-profit, america's mighty warriors, is hosting a fund-raiser in scottsdale,