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community, demonstrate one of the greatest acts of strength i have ever seen. i mean it sincerely, the act of forgiveness. the act of grace. it was as president obama sang from here amazing grace. it changed hearts. it did something that may not have happened but for your courage. you brought down the confederate flag in south carolina. you brought it down. [ applause ] >> no, you did. and you helped the nation heal. you showed what america can overcome. what we can be when we want to be something. i'm deeply humbled to speak from the same pulpit as my friend, he was my friend, spoke from. we all miss him. none more than his family and this congregation. but just as all the families of the emmanual nine miss the
forgiveness and grace and president obama sang from here "amazing grace" and if it changed hearts and did something. it may not have happened but for your courage, brought down the confederate flag in south carolina. you brought it down. you did. [applause] >> you helped the nation heal. you showed what america can overcome, what we can be when we want to be something. i'm humbled to speak from this same pulpit, my friend, reverend pinkney spoke from. we all miss him, none more than his family and this congregation. just as all the familieses of emanuel nine miss the pieces of their soul they lost that day. we have been together at moments
i have to talk. i'm going to talk about it. for other women to know they have to live a normal life like any other woman. i feel my future will be bright. yeah. what's changed for you this week? i've learned to be confident, not to have any shame, - that i can bathe. i can be the same like my friends. l i can do swimming. i can ride a bicycle. i can do anything. when i came and i heard the story of gill, it really changed my life. it changed my mind. i started enjoying life. i became happy. bila siri, bila aibu. make somebody else to heal. cheering at the end of the week,
>> reporter: right now authorities say they're really focusing in on evidence around social media, posts that the shooter made before this incident and also potentially during. they're looking at a tiktok video that is believed to show the shooter inside of the school bathroom posing next to a blue duffel bag with the caption, now we wait. authorities did confirm he later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound later on. they're also interviewing victims and eyewitnesses, all of this as the community is really trying to heal. anderson? >> thanks very much. just ahead. the biggest release of documents relating to jeffrey epstein. they contain new details about a lawsuit kelkted to him and about the names of his associates. kara scannell and her team have been pouring over them. she joins us next. my sport propels me forward.
been able to overcome a lot of the adversities that came about with the physical therapy and whatnot. it's, having that separation and time away from the capital and dealing with protecting the same people who are now saying that nothing happened on january 6th, allowed me to heal. and one issue that i do have is with the newspaper of the house. he claims to be on the side of law enforcement officers, he claimed to be the party of the law in order, and then a couple of weeks ago he said in the same sentence, we won transparency, and blurring out the faces of the rioters, the same people who were hunting them down, room by room, and injured many of my colleagues
terrified to go to sleep, to be left alone, and said he's in complete disbelief this is even real. a big part of this investigation is from social media. authorities are looking at social media posts made by the shooter before the incident, and also during. a tiktok video is believed to show the shooter inside the school in a bathroom posing next to a blue duffle bag with the caption, now we wait. the shooter, a 17-year-old student, later died by suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. part of this investigation is interviewing witnesses, students, as this community tries to heal. >> veronica miracle, thank you. we'll be right back.
applause i have to talk. i'm going to talk about it. for other women to know they have to live a normal life like any other woman. i feel my future will be bright. yeah. what's changed for you this week? i've learned to be confident, not to have any shame, - that i can bathe. i can be the same like my friends. l i can do swimming. i can ride a bicycle. i can do anything. when i came and i heard the story of gill, it really changed my life. it changed my mind. i started enjoying life. i became happy. bila siri, bila aibu. make somebody else to heal.
right now, i'm focused on myself and my family. i have been able to overcome a lot of the adversities that, you know, came about with the physical therapy and whatnot. you know, having that separation in time away from the capitol, not dealing with protecting the same people who are now saying that nothing happened on january 6th, allowed me to heal. one issue that i do have is with the new speaker of the house. you know, he claims to be on the side of law enforcement officers. he claims to be the party of the law and order. a couple weeks ago, he said, in the same sentence, "we want transparency in blurring out the faces of the rioters," the same people who were hunting them
trump's actions related to his role in the january 6th attack on the capitol should disqualify him from the presidency. it's interesting because in august, cnn had a poll that asked the same question. at that time, 51% of respondents said he should be disqualified. ben, do you think these 14th amendment challenges are helping donald trump? >> yes, i actually do. i think the impeachment counts helped him. i think the 14th amendment actions are helping him. look, i think the essential point with donald trump is that he needs to be definitive at the polling place by the voters and partisan attempts to get rid of them by masquerading in supposedly objective processes is absolutely backfiring. the most important priority for the country right now is to come together and heal. and these sort of partisan actions to go after donald trump i think are hurting that effort
four more years of chaos. we won't survive it. you don't defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. >> i don't think donald trump can ultimately win an election. the whole election will end up being a research dumb on his behavior, all the lawfare. >> reporter: and a strong day for the heal campaign. they announced that they raised $24 million this quarter. that's up from $11 million last quarter. a real indication, wolf, that some of the departures that we've sfreep this contest, senator tim scott, for example, that some of his donors have moved over to nikki healy. >> important point. indeed, money talks. eva mckept, thanks very, very much. let's bring in our political commentators van jones and alice stewart. we're seeing desantis and heal being a bit more critical of trump out there on the campaign trail right now. the iowa caucuses begin as we noted in some 12 days. is this though too little too