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the comms part of this, what i could see maybe is, look, don't even engage in a hypothetical like if you're, if you're not willing to go and really go for it on that, just don't entertain it. that's what i can see me from communications tactical point of view. well, and she's sort of started to say that at certain points, right? >> like, well, i don't want to have it that up, but then she she actually didn't get you what you make of her answer on the trump trial question she said, well, this is ridiculous but it is a moment where we're testing to see whether republicans across the board are going to call the justice system itself rigged and ridiculous was the word she used it, but but she didn't write she she said that she hopes that there is a fair jury trial. i was prepared for that conversation to go. any different way and ended didn't i mean, she obviously said that the prosecutor is a partisan, that it is a witch-hunt. those kinds of things. but she, she didn't bro the entire justice
michael cohen's credibility, david pecker is going to introduce not only the documents but how the documents were generated, how the communications went down, how this entire catch and kill scheme was orchestrated and who was behind it. and by the way, he is and was donald trump's friend. we may hear about conversations that he had with donald trump. the key for the people here is they have to show donald trump's intent. they have the checks. the checks have the signatures on them. they have the documents. they have to defeat the defense's argument, i'm the head of the corporation, i sign the checks. i see no evil, hear no evil. >> that's a good example of what pecker can bring to the conversation as opposed to cohen. >> he was one of the three men in the meeting when the whole scheme, according to prosecutors, were set up. >> catherine christian and danny cevallos, thank you so much. really great seeing you.
but we were getting nothing. ♪ you know, the room was just silent. ♪ -alright. miles, back over to you. -alright. we've got a little problem on the space shuttle columbia. it has been out of communication now for the past 12 minutes. let's take a look at a live picture of mission control in houston. i was live on morning tv at that point, so dialled into nasa on a cellphone i had. there was a secret phone number you could dial into and hear the mission audio. the people in the control room were going, "are you hearing this?" i'm, like, nodding. -no further communications with the spacecraft about 8:00 a.m. central time. -hang on. let's listen in. -and no further tracking data from the spacecraft was gained from c band tracking radar at the merritt island tracking station in florida. -my team was in the control room, and they were like, "this is serious. we need to get miles off that couch." and as i was making my way across the newsroom to this other set, i literally started heaving.
and i remember asking my team, you know, "just make double sure. let's double-check all of our data. " -okay. where are those ? where is that instrumentation located? -all four of them are located in the aft part of the left wing. ♪ -something has gone very wrong , and it is the left wing. ♪ that's the stomach punch right there. ♪ -and columbia, houston, we see your tire-pressure messages , and we did not copy your last. -roger. ♪ -i remember that clipped call that rick had , knowing you can have communications that drop out or are intermittent at that point. ♪
and i think that's probably what i was most excited about [laughs] was watching the parachute come out. ♪ -there was something not right. i remember our capcom, charlie hobaugh, trying to re-establish communications. and he said, over and over again, "columbia, houston, comm check." -columbia, houston, comm check. ♪ -and i had not lost hope that we would re-establish communications to the crew. ♪ -no c band yet. -copy. ♪ -c band's a radar that sits on the ground. and literally, it sends out a signal, and it bounces it off of the spacecraft to tell us where it is.
in the exact same sexual pose in which her body was ultimately found. to detectives, this seemed like more than a coincidence. tom admitted that he had made the request for the photograph. narrator: chanin didn't respond to this request. as for tom walker, he had no history of violence. but since analysts couldn't pin down chanin's exact time of death, he was still a solid suspect. it's very common to have the time-of-death problem because the body doesn't necessarily tell you. best you can get from a body is range. narrator: meanwhile, other searches of chanin's communications uncovered a new potential suspect. his name was john wilson. it didn't take very long to figure out that the john wilson listed on facebook was a fake profile and this person did not want to be found. narrator: using the e-mail address john wilson gave to chanin,
communications that are anti ukraine and prorussia messages. some that we hear being uttered on the house floor. >> if we don't stop doing this, a few of my colleagues would like to see the russians win. >> beyond marjorie taylor greene, how pervasive is the messaging of russian propaganda in the house. >> the problem is bigger than that. the problem is social media favors disinformation over information. twitter in particular which the russians and chinese use. there's a specific problem with a few members of congress who simply repeat these tropes over and over again. such as marjorie taylor greene and vance. there are a majority of people who have taken this as a normal part of conversation. but i think are now realizing, i think some of them any way what their mistake had been. i think interestingly in the last few days we're seeing a
repeating things that are are propaganda tropes. it's not a matter of american intelligence but just a matter of objective reality. what the speaker said is true. the war is at a critical state. the front could break. ukrainians are fighting bravely but we have not passed a law to support them for something like 480 day at this point. it is not even a matter of intelligence. it is just a matter of taking reality into account. >> you know i want to listen to what the chair of the house intelligence committee, mike turner and republican don bacon had to say about their fellow republicans. >> we see directly coming from russia attempts to mask communications that are anti ukraine and pro russia messages. some of them we hear on the house floor. >> the russians will be in
for help as brock keeps his gun on her brock then shoots are two more times, officials said hall died at the hospital. law enforcement says both were unknowing victims of a scam. according to the clark county, ohio sheriff's office, prior to the shooting on march 25th brock said he had been receiving calls from a scammer. the color told the 81 year-old a relative of his was in jail and brock needed to provide but cash to bail out the relative. none of this was true according to investigators. but when brock became hesitant and resistant to comply with a scammer, brock told detectives the color threatened him at around the same time, hall, an uber driver received communications from the same subject or an accomplice of the scammer, according to the sheriff's office through the uber app hall was told to pick up a package from brock's home when whole arrived, she made no threats or assaults and made no demands other than to ask about the package she was sent to retrieve the uber app according
johnson today and three favors removing him and may be willing to help keep his role and king jeffries isn't giving definitive answer. >> to have the conversation before the house caucus but first thing is first we have to still get the national security bills over the finish line. >> overnight the senate voted 60-34 to reauthorize fisa which government uses to t gaer intelligence on foreign subjects a process that also sweeps up communications of americans they are in contact with. national security hawks say it is a critical tool while privacy advocates argue is violates some constitutional protections heads to president biden's desk for his signature will nicole and pete. pete: madeleine thank you. i don't know what speaker johnson is doing right now this is bases is completely turning on him relying on democrats he said on this couch here with us