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the one who was rumored to be having sex with him sister in law. >> definitely, he made some bad decisions. we've all done that. but that has not made him a murderer. >> but investigators were talking evidence, and timeline. just look, they'd tell you. in what craig was doing on the day he was arrested. it was may of 2009. the last day of school before summer vacation in effingham county. when police pulled him over to arrest. he was driving his dead brother's white truck. he had his brother's children's i. d. cards in his wallet. the truck was full of craig's belongings. and when school got out, craig and his brother's wife and kids were all going to move to south carolina. to the cops, this was more than just a fling. this was coveting. biblical stuff. jealousy. anger. lust. and greed. >> he had just stepped right into his brother's life? >> exactly. >> took the wife, the house, the truck, the kids. >> the money. he had become his brother. >> coming up! a son and brother on trial.
decisions. we've all done that. but that has not made him a murderer. >> but investigators were talking evidence, and timeline. just look, they tell you. in what craig was doing on the day he was arrested. it was may of 2009. the last day of school before summer vacation in effing tint county. when police pulled him over to arrest. he was driving his dead brother's white truck. he had his brother's children's i.d. cards in his wallet. the truck was full of craig's belongings. and when school got out, craig and his brother's wife and kids were all going to move to south carolina. to the cops, this was more than just a flaying. this was coveting. biblical stuff. jealousy. anger. last. and greed. >> he had just stepped right into his brother's life? >> exactly. >> took the wife, the house, the truck, the kids. >> the money. he had become his brother. >> coming up! a son and brother on trial.
did. at the close of today's hearing, we will see video testimony by three members of donald trump's white house staff. they will identify certain of the members of congress who contacted the white house after january 6th to seek presidential pardons for their conduct. thank you, mister chairman. i yield back. >> without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, for an opening statement. >> thank, you thank you mister, chairman and thank you to our witnesses for being here. i would like to start with a personal story. so in may of 2009, i returned from service in iraq and i announced my intention to run for congress. the bigger reason i decided to run for congress was my motivation to ensure freedom and democracy were defended overseas. i remember making a commitment out loud a few times, and in my heart repeatedly, even until today, that if we are going to
>> i want to thank our witnesses for us today, for your role in addressing the allegations of fraud at the root of january 6. thank you for standing up for the constitution and for the rule of law. of course, not all public officials behaved in the honorable way or witnesses did. at the close of today's hearing, we will see video testimony of three of donald trump's white house staff. they will identify certain of the members of congress that contacted the white house after january 6 to seek presidential pardons for their conduct. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. kinzinger is recognized for an opening statement. >> thank you for being here. i'd like to start with a personal story. in may of 2009, i announced my
witnesses before us for your role in addressing and rebutting false allegations of fraud at the root of gentry six. thank you for standing up for the constitution and the rule of law. not all public officials behaved in the honorable way are witnesses did. at the close of today's hearing, we'll see video testimony by three members of donald trump's white house staff. they will identify certain other members of congress who contacted the white house after january 6 to seek presidential pardons for their conduct. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. why without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, for an opening statement. >> i would like to start with a personal story. in may of 2009, returned from service in iraq and i announce
rebutting the false allegations of fraud at the root of january 6th, and thank you for standing up for the constitution and for the rule of law. of course, not all public officials behaved in the honorable way our witnesses did. at the close of today's hearing, we will see video testimony by three members of donald trump's white house staff. they will identify certain of the members of congress who contacted the white house after january 6th to seek presidential pardons for their conduct. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, for an opening statement. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, thank you to our witnesses for being here. i'd like to start with a personal story, so in may of 2009, i returned from service in iraq and i announced my intention to run for congress. a big reason i decided to run
rupert gave us a billion dollars. he would like to give it back was a lot of the motivation for making it a success. i have a clip for you. >> dana: oh no. >> >> bill: what was your start date? >> dana: april of 2009 i became a contributor. >> bill: i have something from may of 2009. >> dana: it's 2006. i haven't seen this. >> bill: this is may of 2009. >> dana: does it exist? >> bill: roll it. >> dana: oh no. >> i'm joined by fox news contributor former white house press secretary dew point. he betrayed us and now we feel like we have a tire track on our chest where the bus rolled over us. >> not only that but a lot of cabinet members under the bus. it will get crowded under there and i think what this signaled this weekend the public option is dead. it is not coming back. >> dana: i'll get that haircut tomorrow. >> bill: you are bringing back.
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and of that country's long running civil war but it is still struggling with the scars and the conflict left behind the war broke out in 1903 pitting the singhalese military against the toggle liberation tigers the tunnels were fighting for an independent state for this ethnic minority in may of 2009 the sri lankan military defeated thomas separatists but at a huge human cost it's believed that some $50000.00 fighters and over 100000 civilians were killed many of them tom else today some 20000 people are still missing their fates on know d.w. went to northern sri lanka where survivors have taken the search into their own hands. 10 years of demanding an answer do you have anything still doesn't know what happened to her missing daughter the war was winding down she says when masked men tore 16 year old jeromey from her arms and fled. there were did i let go of
another way to cut down access because abortion can be legal all day long but if you can't access or. you minors will not have that right. those rights are being challenged not just in alabama but across republican held states in the south the midwest which are looking at a nearly conservative supreme court and hoping that now might be the time to roll back reproductive rights for good. saturday will mark 10 years since the end of the country's long running civil war but it is still struggling with the scars the conflicts left behind the war broke out in 1903 pitting the single u.s. military against the tamil liberation tigers and the tamils who are fighting for an independent state for the ethnic minority in may of 2009 the sri lankan military defeat at the time a separatist bought at a huge human cost is believed some 50000 fighters and 800000 civilians were killed