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Who killed officer espinosa. >> right. >> a and the person who killed the officer, and we don't need to publicize that person, because the officer should be remembered and not him. >> that's exactly right. >> did get a life sentence. was convicted. >> that's right. >> but when you're running for president now, obviously you know you've faced questions about that every time you've run for office. >> yes, i have. >> that will put the death penalty on the table as a debate. the president is a enthusiastic proponent of the death penalty with no qualms whatsoever. th you opposed to the death penalt...

>> for full disclosure, i am inclined the same way myself. but as d.a. >> yep. >> you elected to not seek the death penalty for the person that killed officer espinosa. >> right. >> a and the person who killed the officer, and the officer, w don't need to publicize that person because the officer should be remembered and not him. >> that's exactly right. >> did get a life sentence. was convicted. >> that's right. >> when you're running for president now, obviously you know you've faced questions about that every time you've run for office. >> yes, i have. >> that will put the death penalty on ...

We know what coverage of these crease crises is usually like. it starts from the premise what more or less actors are decided to harm the u.s. government, to harm the american people to a point while they try to get the other side to blink, and the whole shutdown exercise is so they can get something they want out of the other side that they couldn't otherwise get through normal means without causing a little bit of pain. i mean, normal shutdowns are bad enough, but in this case, the shutdown is not only longer, it's also qualitatively different. if you are sensing there is no urgency whatsoev...

Cummings is going to be asking for in addition to all this stuff about bolton is, quote, all documents related to direct or indirect contact between members of the nra and maria butina. so if we do get information from the nra, even from the white house on this, we may yet learn more about that fascinating case. maria butina's case is sort of out of the courtroom for a while now because she has plead guilty, and she is cooperating in an ongoing way with prosecutors. that all happens out of our sight. we have very little insight now into what's going on with that case and how illuminating it mi...

Me, high-level elected democrats who said the case should be taken away from me because i would not seek the death penalty. but i did what i believed was the right thing to do, and the killer of that officer will be in jail for the -- prison for the rest of his life. on the issue of a national debate, absolutely. listen, we are talking about a system that creates a final punishment without any requirement that there be dna to prove it. if there is dna, it may prove it but you don't need dna. it is a system where it has been fundamentally proven to be applied to african-american and latino men ...