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And blue. >> still important for some people who were wavering. there were some people who changed their mind after january 6th. liz cheney, reluctantly, voted for him twice apparently in elections and wasn't where some of us were in saying you can't tolerate trump. that's not her position now. the electorate moved over because of more clarity of what trump didn't do. and that's one thing that hasn't got quite as much attention because the milley stuff is so unbelievable. trump was president of the united states, capitol was stormed, trump did nothing. nothing. any president -- this kind of ma...

Joining a great team. jeff saenz, ron klain, and the president who was just so committed to showing the country that if we pull ourselves together, our bestselves, we can do anything. he was committed not just to that but to expertise, committed to equity for everyone. and so that was a good feeling. i will admit, lawrence, it was a very heavy feeling. thousands of people dying every day. knowing that if we head wrong decisions or didn't act quickly enough thousands more would die. was one of the heaviest feelings i think many of us have ever felt. i will tell you that the day that we got on t...

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In las vegas, veronica wells and her husband are balancing mounting bills and coronavirus fears. she's terrified of her husband returning to work at a homeless shelter. >> we really don't have any options. he's 50 years old. he's got asthma. he's got a compromised immune system, so it's just really scary. >> reporter: for doctors on the front lines like umesh gidwani, at new york's mt. sinai hospital, there is worry about the patients right in front of him and the weeks ahead. >> are we going to see spikes coming back? especially as we start to relax and loosen some of the restrictions that we...

Attorney. he worked hard and long hours to support rachel. he wanted to make her happy, and he was a good dad. and for that she cheated on him, threatened him and then attacked with those scissors. of course, by that point, todd told the police, she was a very unstable woman. >> started drinking, started binge drinking. i was afraid for the children. she was just spinning into this mental cycle of self-destruction. >> reporter: and then todd's defense revealed this little gem. >> she's signed up for california sweetheart, which is an adult connection kind of -- you can judge for yourselves wha...