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ecstasy and ketamine, liquor with a motley of who’s who in the scene. Except while they went home and back to their normal life, this was by now the only 24-7 round the clock life, that Alig came to know. It would eventually take a heavy toll.  In March 1996, Alig and another friend, Robert ‘Freeze’ Riggs, got into an argument with a small-time drug-peddling pal, Angel Melendez, while they were all on ketamine. Alig admitted to him and Riggs beating Melendez to death, then dismembering his body and tossing body parts into the Hudson River. Pictured, James St James and Michael Alig (...

They're just not going to play along with that. and they're going to proceed. >> yeah, and then the other part of this, jeremy, as you know, if there is an impeachment vote and it goes to a senate trial, sooner or later in that process someone's got to come down there and present the president's case. we were looking at history as we often do. i'll show you one of the "time" magazine coffers of the nixon lawyer at the time defending nixon. james st. clare, and "the new york times" today has an interesting piece about a lawyer we've seen less of i'll show you by contrast, reporting on jay sekul...

Consequential month for president trump, starting with this week. the white house now has just a few hours to make a major decision. will white house lawyers participate in the judiciary committee's first impeachment hearing set for wednesday? chairman jerry nadler has also given the white house until friday to determine whether it will be involved in the process at all. house leadership has signaled a vote -- a wish to vote, rather, on impeachment by christmas. cnn's jeremy diamond is in west palm beach where the president is spending this holiday weekend. so jeremy, is the white house any cl...

Legitimate the process they've tried to undermine. >> tim, presidents nixon and clinton both had attorneys involved during their impeachment hearings. why wouldn't president trump want to do the same? aside from the whole, you know, not a legitimate process and it's been a sham in his words. but you know, to have your counsel present like previous presidents had, why would this president not want that to happen? >> i think it goes back to what your previous guest said, which is that the president, this president, has decided to act as if the entire inquiry is illegitimate. and i think this pre...