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lines in the white houseines. y but you know, the first storyou i think's the most believablehut one. hunter was working in the library where the baer worko cocaine was found, and then somebody realized most people are going to draw the connection and realize how awkward that is and then said, oh, no, it was somewhere e in a white house work area.a, it was in the foyer, and now it's gone to the situation hi room. i think by that time, if it's a third or fourth spin, will, you know, you're being liet ping so the white house is lying about this. some of the corporate propagandists more than happy to carry water for them and to cover for this corrupt and dysfunctional family . but i think you just got to go with the simple explanation. we know that the president's son, huntee r, isn't. he's a known crackhead. he's known for leaving things behindd b, like laptops. so is it really that hard to believe that he left a bag of cocaine behin d? i think they're covering for him, will, because of this. i think part om becausf his plel his sham plea deal, had to be had to do with him being sober. that gets blown up if with you're caught with a bag of cocain e in the white house. yeah. >>should also not let it
the other pole we had is 45% of voters had their falling behind financially. forty-three per say 43% say they are holding steady 11% say they're getting ahead. what do you make of the way americans are feeling right now? >> the perceptions are correct in terms of the data that we see. sometimes people's perceptions are out of touch with what is really happening because of what they hear in the media and things of that nature. so politician will probably try to correct that. other occasions is very consistent. the president here is going against the grain. if you go to the supermarket and look what it cost to buy that bundle of groceries that you historically have purchased to feed your family, and you look at your paycheck. both have changed. your paycheck is not changed as much. basically he's trying to tell people we see in the foyer eyes really is not true. it is an illusion. things are better than you believe it is a misperception and it is false. it very much reminds me what
that are coming up. undoubtedly iran. saudis have allowed iran to reopen its diplomatic facilities in saudi arabia. so that is another issue on the ya agenda. yemen where they work closely on isis and sudan. and so brilg buidge building on where there is cooperation but still objectives where the countries tell disagree to make progress. >> all right, thank you so much. quick hits around the globe. foyer people killed in haiti after an earthquake tuesday. it follows heavy rains that triggered deadly flooding claiming at least 42 lives this weekend. and a four lane concrete bridge under construction in india's eastern state collapsing for the second time in just 14 months. no confirmed reports of injuries. the investigation is under way. arctic sea ice could
up on the strange response and reaction from the boys. >> there was just something about them that did not sit right with me. especially when needed to take an inked set of finger prints from lyle menendez, and i asked him, can we go into the house? would that be all right? as soon as we were in the foyer, and he said, is that where it happened? and i looked at him like, you're the one who discovered this. not me. he looked like he just blew it. >> he wanted to know if we had leads and were solving the crime. he was overdramatic, actually. and that's when we were starting to, we had our eyebrows up about him. >> behind the scenes, the police were quietly finding clues that they did not share. >> there was quite a bit of evidence. computers that were in the home.
after -- metropolitan correctional center in new york city discover this letter in the mail, returned back to the jail they, are addressed to -- epstein jeffrey epstein. and in this email, the investigator basically says that epstein had sent the letter, apparently addressed to larry nassar. and then it never made to larry nassar. it made it back to the mcc in new york after -- and there's some exchanges between a prison investigator and a lawyer for the bureau of prisons. the document itself the, letter itself, was not included in the foyer response. >> that's unfortunate. we talk a lot about conspiracies on the show. and there's obviously a ton surrounding the details of it epstein's death. the documents that you got, what did they tell us about those details? >> yeah, i think they dispel many, many of those conspiracies. with a duis, they really put a spotlight on issues within the federal bureau of prisons.
the document itself the, letter itself, was not included in the foyer response. >> that's unfortunate. we talk a lot about conspiracies on the show. and there's obviously a ton surrounding the details of it epstein's death. the documents that you got, what did they tell us about those details? >> yeah, i think they dispel many, many of those conspiracies. with a duis, they really put a spotlight on issues within the federal bureau of prisons. this is the justice department 's largest agency. we are talking about more than 35,000 employees, a budget of eight billion dollars, and significant failings at every level. with these documents really spell out was that correctional officers we're supposed to be -- falsify log entries. those logs are included in the 4000 pages of records that we obtained. they show that the two officers who prosecutors say were shopping online and sleeping while they should have been checking on epstein -- certify that they made those checks every 30 minutes, as required by policy. and it also showed just other massive failures in the agency,
make oval office address frankly it is fake to me because in oval office address is where you ask for prime time. and you asked everybody to not run the regular schedule pro program, >> by the way, he could've been doing this not on a friday he started negotiating i don't know, a month or two earlier and he could expect the football. >> the republicans relay and putting out and they didn't get it till march 9th, also he wants to talk about the jobs numbers which are gangbusters. >> thank you justin scott. >> thank you for letting me vent. >> this is turning into the foyer. but thank you all. it is certainly seems like these all too familiar, now a new survey shows that teachers are concerned over what they think is an even bigger threat will take you there coming up. >> dana: plus the race to the white house, how the economy will play a role in the 2024 campaign. before and they're on tour in the house a concert tonight in cincinnati.
cnn's kyung lah is following the story for us. why did the district attorney decide not to go ahead with charges? >> reporter: well, i think the best way to go through this, wolf, is to begin at the very beginning which is actually taking a look at this incident. this is something that did happen at the end of last march -- at the end of april. but what was recently released is some surveillance video at a walgreens. i do want to warn you that what you're about to see is a disturbing scene. this is at the foyer of a walgreens in san francisco. and what you're seeing is a shoplifter in white, the security guard is in black there. you can see them tussling. this is an area with persistent homelessness, struggling with petty crime. the security guard, again in black, says that the shoplifter, banko brown, threatened to stab him multiple times, so the security guard pulls out a gun and shoots him. police would later find out that the accused shoplifter was
say these girls need to be protected. biological women only. by the way in my sorority house we had strict rules. men were only allowed in the foyer and the eating area, the lunch room and there were only certain hours they could be there and it was strict and it was for our protection and their protection. what goes on behind close doors were without cameras, that's a recipe for disaster. visible arousal going on? the fact that they are just supposed to accept it because of progressive ideals, that's a tragedy. i wish these girls nothing but the best and i hope every sorority stands up for their members, their female members, and the concept of protecting biological women in their homes. >> kayleigh: among the other allegations, this biological male question though women what private parts looked like, breast cup size, one woman turned around changing her bra