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investigated in both the house oversight committee and house judiciary committee. this case really isn't about hunter. it's about joe, his father, the big guy, the one who hunter had to pay half his income to pops and pay for home repairs for pops. and according to investigations by grassley, johnson and calmer as well as bank records, shell corporations that they have identified, texts on hunter's laptop. there is real evidence that the president of the united states sold out our country to foreign nationals and you the american people and all of us need to get answers. the fbi needs to stop covering for the president and stop putting cinderblocks on the scales of presidential elections. the first lady of the united states dr. jill biden said it is shocking so many republican support donald trump after the, quote, indictment. given the conduct of her son and husband she might want to sit this one out. i out also like to introduce to
investigated. and both the house oversight committee in the house judiciary committee, this case really isn't about hunter. it's about joe. his father, the big guy, the one who hunter had to pay half his income to pops for and pay for home repairs from pops. according to investigations by grassley, johnson and colmer as well as bank records show corporations that they have identified texts on hunter's laptop. there is evidence that the president of the united states sold our country to foreign nationals. and you, the american people and all of us need to get answers and the fbi needs to stop covering for the president and keep stop putting cinderblocks on the scales of presidential elections. but the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden, he said it's shocking. many republicans support donald trump after the, quote, indictment. well, given the conduct of her son and her husband, i think she might want to sit this one out. i'll also like to introduce
about sean. >> sean: we all agree the fbi put cinder blocks on the scale of the 2016 presidential election. donald trump still got elected. now we know that the fbi had hunter's laptop, they authenticated hunter's laptop, according to john solomon, and yet they had fbi agents in the months leading up to that election in 2020 meeting with big tech, warning them they may be victims of a misinformation campaign, and it may be about joe or hunter biden. the hunter biden laptop story breaks, they knew it was going to break because rudy had a copy of it, and they put their cinderblocks on the scale of that election because that story got censored. let me ask you worst case scenario and steve i'll throw this at you first. we have alvin bragg in new york, then of course full continue county georgia and fanny willis. then you have a special counsel, i have no idea where that will
and you want volunteers to be safe as well as folks affected by the tornado. >> you've done such a great job reporting all day long, you will be there through tomorrow, is there any plan you are aware of for these folks as night falls in a few hours? >> could you repeat that? i'm sorry, i didn't hear the last part. >> i'm asking if there's a plan where people who go, whose homes have been obliterated with nothing standing but cinderblocks, where would they be tonight when night falls and the power is out and communication are still down? >> the state opened up several shelters for folks to go to while the cleanup efforts are underway but there are a considerable amount of people who live in the communities who have been able to return to
respond if there are outages so we can get the power restored as quickly and safely as possible. >> reporter: many californians bracing for more misery ahead. >> it's unsane. it's unbearable to even be home. >> reporter: much of california seeing triple digits this weekend. state officials once again i issuing a flex alert, asking residents to conserve power between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m., all with the hope of easing stress on the power grid. chris nguyen, cnn, los angeles. wildfires in northern california have burned through more than 9,000 acres. in the town of weed, the mill fire has consumed more than 4,000 acres and it's only 25% contained. the nearby mountain fire is currently burning almost 5,000 acres, 5% contained. streets have been littered with the charred remains of cars or cinderblocks where houses stood. fire strike teams are ready
it was clear from the condition of danielle's body it had been underwater for almost a month. detectives could see why. >> there were some cinderblocks tied to the body with -- >> reporter: so the body's weighted down? >> yeah, you could see through the water with lights. >> reporter: the cinderblocks were tied to the body with bright yellow rope. and they were unique. >> old-style is how i would categorize it. it was very old. >> reporter: not like you get at a modern-day building supply place. >> no, this one had a lot of pebbles and actual rocks in -- in it. so that stood out to me. >> reporter: on the banks of the river, they found shotgun shells. perhaps a clue as to how she died. but a shotgun had nothing to do with it. the next day, the medical examiner concluded danielle's cause of death was asphyxiation. it seemed danielle had been strangled. and a particularly gruesome detail. stuffed in danielle's mouth, the medical examiner found a night sock.
>> reporter: they also found yellow rope. detective brinkley hit je'michael with that news. >> what if i tell you that we found the rope that she was tied up with? >> then y'all found the rope. >> at your house? >> shouldn't be at my house. >> why shouldn't it be? >> 'cause i had nothing to do with it. >> why the cinderblocks? why the rope? >> yeah. >> why the polygraph? the evidence is not going to lie. that's going to be the one thing that will get you in the end. >> reporter: the detective gave je'michael one last chance to confess. >> you're going to look like a monster. you're not going to win this battle. >> all right, detective. >> reporter: no go. and still, detectives didn't have enough. so you didn't arrest him that night? >> no. >> reporter: did you think you were releasing back into the community a potentially violent character?
apartment to see his car on cinderblocks, wheels gone. >> you know what loss angelenos would say, come on, son, it's all fine. >> are you kidding? >> i'm just kidding. they have the drugstores out there. ite -- it happens all the time. >> we were talking about a year ago cvss and walgreens closing at 4:00, 5:00. maybe it's the republican in me. if it's happening, take care of it. put more cops on the street. put people in jail. keep them in jail. and i will say it's not popular. it's never been popular. i've said it from the beginning. the worst time doing that -- what do they call it where they were hugging each other?
yellow rope. detective brinkley hit je'michael with that news. >> what if i tell you that we found the rope that she was tied up with? >> then y'all found the rope. >> at your house? >> shouldn't be at my house. >> why shouldn't it be? >> 'cause i had nothing to do with it. >> why the cinderblocks? why the rope? >> yeah. >> why the polygraph? the evidence is not gonna lie. that's gonna be the one thing that will get you in the end. >> reporter: the detective gave je'michael one last chance to confess. >> you're gonna look like a monster. you're not gonna win this battle. >> all right, detective. >> reporter: no go. and still, detectives didn't have enough. so you didn't arrest him that night? >> no. >> reporter: did you think you were releasing back into the community a potentially -- >> yeah, it felt like it was -- >> reporter: violent character? >> yeah. i felt like i was letting a murderer go.
the water with lights. >> reporter: the cinderblocks were tied to the body with bright yellow rope. and they were unique. >> old-style is how i would categorize it. it was very old. >> reporter: not like you get at a modern-day building supply place. >> no, this one had a lot of pebbles and actual rocks in -- in it. so that stood out to me. >> reporter: on the banks of the river, they found shotgun shells. perhaps a clue as to how she died. but a shotgun had nothing to do with it. the next day, the medical examiner concluded danielle's cause of death was asphyxiation. it seemed danielle had been strangled. and a particularly gruesome detail. stuffed in danielle's mouth, the medical examiner found a nightsock. hamilton had seen one just like it before. it was a match to a sock that aunt chena had discovered on the trail? >> yeah, i was gonna say aunt chena actually found that sock. >> reporter: so this was the pair. >> it was definitely the match. >> reporter: remember, the sock at the creek had been covered in debris. detectives theorized that whatever happened to danielle started there creekside.