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even more threatening. not threatening her daughter and her school. >> and tracking of a high school, a 17-year-old girl, and this is a recording from a voice message left at the high school. >> hello, a message for callahan, this is the man that is going to rape her and molest her and kill her. >> reporter: the investigation had ramped up, they had a suspect, his real name was james david rogers bring >> when this last recorded call came in we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> reporter: taking a public tour at the suspect's workplace in a nursing care and assisted living facility, they saw the type of items they would need for a dna comparison. >> the cup and straw they watched him dispose into a trash receptacle, they were able to pull the trash into the
stephen engel and callahan. bill barr held this memo held secret until moments ago to justify his decision to not charge donald trump with the crimes of obstruction of justice outlined in the 23 month-long investigation led by robert mueller and his team from the mueller probe. this memo was written by two senior doj officials for attorney general barr both political appointees. they argue that the mueller report had not established a case to charge trump with obstruction. the justice department had fought to keep this memo hidden, but last week an appeals court ordered its release agreeing with an earlier decision by a judge that doj had been, quote, disingenuous in withholding the memo. let's bring in andrew weissmann, former doj prosecutor and senior member of the special counsel investigation and he is now an msnbc legal analyst. with us still is pete strzok, former fbi counterintelligence agent who also worked on the mueller investigation and my
good morning, callahan. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> thanks for coming on. tell us what you think happen, what police think happen. >> well, in this case, kaitlin armstrong's boyfriend, they were separated for a bit. and collins started seeing another woman, morial wilson. armstrong and him getting back together. however, wilson came to the austin, texas area for a bike race. strickland picks her up on his motorcycle, and they went eating and he dropped her off at her home. within one minute, kaitlin armstrong his then girlfriend who has been stalking the house pulled up literally one minute after the fact, pull up allegedly in her black suv and killed wilson. shot her multiple times. in fact, with a gun that's strickland had bought her months
contraband. how about the dead bodies by migrants? >> tucker: chip roy of texas, thank you so much for coming on if you have seen a lot of kabuki in these and you seemed genuinely upset. >> i am upset, tucker. i represent texas and i spend a lot of time at the border. i was at dell rio a month ago. i was at eagle pass this monday. i talked to ranchers and i watched the 65-year-old rancher, tough texan break down in tears because of what is happening to his ranch finding dead bodies and migrants on the ranch. i talk to people who have lost their kids to fentanyl and the cartels are having on the border. if your blood is not clouded because of dr. fauci then it is based on what you saw from the secretary of asylum and amnesty. callahan drove mallorca's because that is what he is. he is allowing asylum to become the exception that
down the chain? >> i think it's a testament to him that there are about 300 plus former staff who flew in for his services today. i think it speaks to how much of a mentor he was to hundreds and thousands of people that worked for him. i think he's known as ruthless as jon said publicly. i think privately he was one of the best bosses anyone who's ever worked for him would say. he treated people with respect. he was inclusive. he brought people into the process, whether they worked for him or whether they were at the grass roots of the party or the state, and i think we'll see that reflected in some of the speeches here today as well. >> perhaps he figured out how to be a good mentor for governor callahan. he learned and passed it on paying it forward. many aspects of reid's career are less known nationally. kristen mentioned the fight with the mob in nevada, also the work that he did with native americans. do you have a most memorable