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great read, and it has rave reviews. and it's just so perfect to talk about this part of your reporting from the book, joan in this moment as trump literally prepares to go before a judge in court, you start your piece this morning on cnn this way, quote some supreme court justices thought donald trump was setting them up. tell us more sure this is back in october of 2018 after the very contentious senate confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh. president trump wanted all the justices to come over to the white house for a celebration celebration of the kavanaugh confirmation now in the past, when presidents had invited the justices over they resisted going because they didn't like the optics of, you know, a political event and breaching the separation of powers, but the some of the justices encouraged the chief chief justice john roberts to check with the white house counsel's office. for what kind of ceremony it would be, and they were persuaded that it would be a reserved, you know, fitting session for them to attend. so
with nikki haley. she played hamlet about her support for him and whether or not she would oppose him for the presidency. free country and welcome to do it. she has gone back and forth on that. i'm suspicious of her she left the post at the u.n. in october of 2018. i was in the oval office when she was there and saying goodbye. that's great we'll have nikki haley out on the campaign circuit for the next month with vice president pence trying to get republicans over the finish line. she sat on corporate boards and made $2 hundred thousand a peach speech. i talked to many people in the room where she was speaking. a lot about diversity and inclusion, not much about president trump. it will be hard. usually people in the administration run against each other and the boss is not there. this time the boss is there. >> harris: when she walks up to the lectern we'll go to her live. is it necessary to talk about
despite repeatedly calling campus police for help, university of utah senior lauren mccluskey was gunned down by her ex boyfriend, melvin rowland. now, instead of asking the tough questions, authorities had to answer them. starting with the most crucial. could her death have been prevented? here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "lauren's promise". >> lauren mccluskey's murder in october of 2018 exposed the university of utah to serious criticism. radio host debbie dujanovic. >> lauren mccluskey did absolutely everything right. law enforcement did not do everything right. they dropped the ball and now the young, budding, track star, has paid the price with her
and lifted her up, and we both threw her over the side. i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> but her dad's trial never happened. lab results came back showing the ex-husband's dna was all over michele's bed clothes in that house he claimed never to have been inside. in october of 2018, lloyd neurauter pleaded guilty to murder one. >> i was stunned. he gave it up. he told us exactly what happened. >> lloyd gave a full statement. owning up to being the master manipulator that friends and family said they'd witnessed all along. >> he described the process by which he would abuse michele in front of his girls. belittle her. convince them she was insane, that she was dangerous. he's a narcissist. the world revolves around him. his password to all of his accounts was all my girls love me. >> you're kidding. >> no. that's how he operated. ultimately, that power led karrie to say yes because you know, dad says it's so. if dad says it's so, it must be so. >> lloyd was sentenced to life without parole. >> any last words, lloyd? >> district attorney baker
well about violence in new york city is here tonight october of 2018, army sergeant korea stabbed to death in harlem died 34 year old. problem of the war veteran joins me now -- she's a lifelong democrat who now says that she will back congressman lee zeldon on tuesday thank you so much for joining me. toimght get your response i saw this clip. of the governor of new york kathy hokle toipght get your reaction. >> why are republicans winning on this whole crime issue? >> because they're being dishonest about it. they're not having a conversation about real solutions. >> but that is a real, real factor governor you can't deny that. >> i'm not denying it but saying the way republican ad campaign is and going to say tough on crime but soft on guns guns that
father, it was as though the spell was broken. karrie flipped and decided to testify against her father. >> at what point did your dad first approach with you this plan? >> now she gave a second, even more detailed confession, and prepared to be the star witness at her father's murder trial. and a new wrenching detail. she had helped move her mother's dead body. >> we dragged her around the corner and he tied the rope to the one prong of the banister and lifted her up, and we both threw her over the side. i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> but her dad's trial never happened. lab results came back showing the ex-husband's dna was all over michele's bed clothes in that house he claimed never to have been inside. in october of 2018, lloyd neurauter pleaded guilty to murder one. >> i was stunned. he gave it up. he told us exactly what happened. >> lloyd gave a full statement. owning up to being the master
well about violence in new york city is here tonight october of 2018, army sergeant korea stabbed to death in harlem died 34 year old. problem of the war veteran joins me now -- she's a lifelong democrat who now says that she will back congressman lee zeldon on tuesday thank you so much for joining me. toimght get your response i saw this clip. of the governor of new york kathy hokle toipght get your reaction. >> why are republicans winning on this whole crime issue? >> because they're being dishonest about it. they're not having a conversation about real solutions. >> but that is a real, real factor governor you can't deny that. >> i'm not denying it but saying the way republican ad campaign is and going to say tough on crime but soft on guns guns that
well about violence in new york city is here tonight october of 2018, army sergeant korea stabbed to death in harlem died 34 year old. problem of the war veteran joins me now -- she's a lifelong democrat who now says that she will back congressman lee zeldon on tuesday thank you so much for joining me. toimght get your response i saw this clip. of the governor of new york kathy hokle toipght get your reaction. >> why are republicans winning on this whole crime issue? >> because they're being dishonest about it. they're not having a conversation about real solutions. >> but that is a real, real factor governor you can't deny that. >> i'm not denying it but saying the way republican ad campaign is and going to say tough on crime but soft on guns guns that
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25,000 years, however long it takes to count the ballots. i don't know if we're actually shifting momentum in our narrative. what was the nbc news generic democratic support in october of 2018? it was 48%. right now it's 47%. shift? i don't know. right now, and nbc polls show we have enthusiasm like we've never seen before, and what we already know, we have more people early voting than in 2020. this will not be a regular midterm election by any chance. >> the thing about our poll that struck me is how familiar it looked. it looked like the have a is a exit poll, rural versus the suburban. suburban was good, rural was through the roof. >> but you need more people. where we've been losing