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Not a one saw or heard any useful thing to help determine who committed this horrible crime, or why. and there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprints, foo...

Either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprints, footprints, or any usable dna. though on the floor near david's body, they found two live bullets from a .9 millimeter semi-automatic...

Demands answers about what they discussed. >> reporter: the text messages continue to derive the debate about bias in the fbi with the president weighing in. >> no matter how many crimes he committed which were numerous, they wanted her to be innocent, with me, nothing, no collusion, no nothing, they just wanted to take all of us, they wanted to put us in trouble and it is not working too well. >> lawmakers hoping to have stzrok testify responding to department of justice inspector general's report that showed bias within the fbi without finding evidence it affected the outcome in the hillary ...

And there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprints, footprints, or any usable dna. though on the floor near david's body, they found two live bullets from a...

It's very hard because the state guards their records. >> millions and millions of people. not only have experts debunked this, the president's panel of experts have. his own voter fraud commission was shut down without finding evidence. he says because they wouldn't give him information. the fact the president is still peddling this lie that millions of people voted illegally in the election is pretty incredible after shutting down his own commission on this, and he won the election. >> he's dismissive of truth as he is ethics. we could go on and on with this. one thing was striking this week...