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police interboro room giving her version of the abduction. police believe brian was not going to kill just himself. especially after denise told them he brought along a tarpon bleach along with the gun. >> denise, he was going to kill you. he brought that to cover his tracks. >> for years police believe brian and denise were the -- and now with the kidnapping, they believe brian was taking no chances in getting rid of the one person who might know what he had done. >> i'm sure at one point he told you something. i'm telling you. he killed mike. >> the detective pressed her asking denise if she knew the man she married.
we're aware. there's also the possibility that there could be an attack by islamic state, which has become more active in the region — and quite surprisingly, it was able to launch an attack on iran back injanuary this year. the point is that the us forces in northern syria are there with, really, two missions. one is to keep the islamic state under control, but the other one is also to disrupt iranian supplies of weapons going across the border into syria, and from syria into lebanon, to hezbollah. so they've got a dual mission there. there are about 900 of them. but they're not very well protected. and they are quite open to attacks from groups that are hostile to them. and in northern syria,
know how vulnerable senate democrats voted. >> absolutely tray thank you so much and this is a travesty is a constitutional duty to take up as articles of impeachment that were sent over from our united states house of representatives on alejandro mayorkas. in the senate democrats refused to do that they did not even hear any evidence press dismiss those articles before we were able to take a look at any level of evidence and so this is on the voters points of this the number one issue in iowa of all places and were not a border state physically touching mexico but this point, all states are border states because of the influx of drugs, human trafficking, and so forth. so this will be in the voters top of mind of this november. and i do think about the senate
right? i feel like that's the opening secret on capitol hill. you were never going to get bob good on board or the freedom caucus. >> we've heard some say this is jon's third strike. they're upset about how he handled appropriations and fisa. they're kind of arguing the last straw. that being said, that i didn't pull the trigger to try to out him. >> that's the question. when does that happen and when does the threat expire? at what point do you call their bluff? >> i think to some extent he's in a position where he has to call their bluff. marjorie taylor greene, we heard her say yesterday she's not backing down from this. mike massey said this is like a john boehner thing where he gets powered out. i talked to andy biggs on saturday. he said, i don't really see the point of this, hopping on board.
have success at this point. and it's important for binyamin netanyahu to resume the operation in gaza.- netanyahu to resume the operation in gaza. sorry, 'ust cuickl operation in gaza. sorry, 'ust quickly - fl operation in gaza. sorry, 'ust quickly - me i operation in gaza. sorry, 'ust quickly - we've only i operation in gaza. sorry, 'ust quickly - we've only got h operation in gaza. sorry, just i quickly - we've only got 20-30 quickly — we've only got 20—30 seconds left. what are you looking out for next that will tell us what direction the tensions in the middle east will take?— will take? well, i think the next step _ will take? well, i think the next step will— will take? well, i think the next step will be _ will take? well, i think the next step will be that - will take? well, i think the| next step will be that israel will probably start dropping leaflets in gaza telling people in rafah to get out of the area. where they may go is very hard to know. but i think that will be the next step — that they'll want to give an indication that they're trying to get civilians out of the rafah area. because that's where the israelis are determined to go into in their efforts to defeat hamas. mi efforts to defeat hamas. all riuht. efforts to defeat hamas. all right. we'll leave it there. thank you so much for your insight and your perspective today. former australian ambassador to lebanon, and
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denise wanted a divorce but brian managed to put it off for years. the marriage was finished at that point? >> i would say so. >> in 2016, brian did something that nearly ended badly for denise. the wild episode started as denise got in her car to go to work. hiding in the backseat, brian popped up, shoved a gun in the ribs and said drive. denise managed to pull into a shopping center parking lot where she talked brian into letting her go. she promised she would nato police, but after brian left, she did report her abduction. denise said and unhinge brian upset about the divorce even threatened to take his own life. little did she know that in an adjoining room, an fdle agent was listening. as denise relive the horror of the day, little did she know in
listened to brian winchester describe how he had shot and killed her husband, the man she supposedly loved and cherished , absolute stone face. didn't bat an eye. did not shed a tear. >> with that, the jury had the case. remember, a point easy to lose sight of that it was denise on trial for murder. did you feel good about things? >> i was feeling pretty confident. i was not 100% sure. we didn't have a slam dunk case. >> there is no evidence or proof. she did nothing wrong. >> she has the story told by the ex-husband. >> exactly. >> about eight hours into deliberation, a verdict. cheryl waited 18 years for this moment. >> the state of florida versus denise williams. >> cheryl's jaw dropped when