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Powerful. and just and good and equitable and productive. and so, i think all of these things sound radical compared to where we are, but where we are is not a good thing. and this idea of like 10% better from garbage should not be what we settle for. >> sean: garbage when ocasio-cortez is not trusting the domain trashing the u.s., she is calling her political opponents racist, over the weekend claiming that the stoking of white supremacy, because that's what rouses the left-wing crazy base, saying that he does it to get the american people worked up. and that is not all, remember that she sug...

Before he asked them a single question. and when he finally did -- >> so did you -- do you guys know how she was killed? >> uh, yeah, we do. >> reporter: larry noticed a telling statement. >> thought you were never going to ask. >> well, i didn't want --'cause i don't want memories to come back, you know? >> well, that's an interesting statement, "i don't want memories to come back." what memories does he have that he doesn't want to remember? if he's innocent, he has memories of cathy, good times, what they did. >> reporter: people would want those memories to come back. >> yeah. if he had a ...

>> reporter: at the time of the murder, dna tests could only be done on big samples like blood spatter. but in the years since, analysis became possible for touch-dna, the microscopic calling cards the microscopic calling card many of us leave behind just by putting our hands on something. if sam and javier did place cathy's body in the car's trunk, maybe, thought larry, there would be touch-dna on her clothes. >> search for dna in the areas that might be grabbed. especially areas that might be grabbed that don't have blood on them, from cathy. >> so you looked, what, on the ankles and under h...

>> reporter: people would want those memories to come back. >> yeah. if he had a memory that he killed her, that certainly is a memory he doesn't want to relive. >> reporter: after listening to the interviews time and again, the evidence whisperer had no doubt sam killed cathy. but could the team prove it beyond a reasonable doubt? >> ultimately in cold case murders, time becomes one of our friends, because technology changes. >> reporter: at the time of the murder, dna tests could only be done on big samples like blood spatter. but in the years since, analysis became possible for touch-dna, t...

Roger is trump's oldest and longest serving off and on political adviser. trump and roger have at times had a falling out. according to trump roger said he quit at the time. they have had lots of back and forth. i do think this gets a little closer to the president and i agree with jeffrey. i think the key question is the "was directed" sentence here. roger told me and other reporters this was puffery, his discussions about wikileaks during that time. one of roger's calling cards is that he tends to sometimes write himself into scenes that he isn't a part of. i think mueller has evidence beyon...