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bought the story than unblocked it. but said the opposite. comms is angry, the idiots in short including an expletive there. while the decision to remove it trumpet weighed heavily on the days from january 6 tran15 adds one executive told him it was over the course of the election and frankly the last four plus years. i put it altogether it comes after we learned it was a small secure group of executives that includes roth and former ceo jack dorsey who are calling the shots engages what we think of as a shadow. they call specifically visibility filtering. that has me wondering if dorsey lied when he said this in 2018. >> are you censoring people? >> no. >> twitter shanna banning prominent republicans is bad. is that true? >> no. griff: that turns out that might
rights. shanna, the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. in fact is probably no idea more on america than any one person could choose who the winner of a presidential election is. i made that clear to the president for weeks leading up to that day. late at night on january 5 i saw one more tweet go out. i simply thought it was important to state our case to the country into the congress the next day and that is precisely what we did. shannon: leading up to that the president wanted you to take action on the house floor to somehow turn away or to appear illegitimate the electoral count votes. you're not going to do with that you were very clear with him. here's a little of what he said to the president said you're too honest. hundreds of thousands are going to hate your guts. people are going think you're
rights. shanna, the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. in fact is probably no idea more on america than any one person could choose who the winner of a presidential election is. i made that clear to the president for weeks leading up to that day. late at night on january 5 i saw one more tweet go out. i simply thought it was important to state our case to the country into the congress the next day and that is precisely what we did. shannon: leading up to that the president wanted you to take action on the house floor to somehow turn away or to appear illegitimate the electoral count votes. you're not going to do with that you were very clear with him. here's a little of what he said to the president said you're too honest. hundreds of thousands are going to hate your guts. people are going think you're
until around 12:00 noon on sunday. those two females have not been ruled out as suspects. one of the victim's friends spoke with martha maccallum earlier today. >> it was xana's home she was the most welcoming, kind person i had ever known. a lot of people came in and out of that house. all four of them were welcoming to have visitors and guests over all the time. >> and video shows kale lee and madison food truck # 1:40 a.m. a short file before their murders. meanwhile ethan shapen and shanna were house before they returned home. the students were likely killed with large knife, some or all of them were found in bed with multiple stab wounds. the father of one girl says his daughter had defensive wounds. jesse? >> thanks great report. they better get this guy or
how have they bungled was a lead for them? >> actually those numbers have you look at the history of polls in the last six years or 70 years republicans are doing well put a hat think they could be doing even better if they had an even more robust policy agenda that focused on restoring self-governance to the american people. but ultimately just ditch the political science, shanna, when republicans on the generic ballot or than two or three points of the democrats on generic preference, they win. i think the republicans are going to outperform probably pick up 30 -- 40 seats. >> what about the senate? >> i am predicting a republican senate and you know why? because the election will turn on what voters care about. the economy and the rule of law both the border security or the lack there of and tremendous increase in crime. the president and all the people running on his party are messaging on the wrong things and ultimately it's too late for them to turn the corner. shannon: we talked about top issues for some us in his polling as well part of the 12 concerns we asked people to say
how have they bungled was a lead for them? >> actually those numbers have you look at the history of polls in the last six years or 70 years republicans are doing well put a hat think they could be doing even better if they had an even more robust policy agenda that focused on restoring self-governance to the american people. but ultimately just ditch the political science, shanna, when republicans on the generic ballot or than two or three points of the democrats on generic preference, they win. i think the republicans are going to outperform probably pick up 30 -- 40 seats. >> what about the senate? >> i am predicting a republican senate and you know why? because the election will turn on what voters care about. the economy and the rule of law both the border security or the lack there of and tremendous increase in crime. the president and all the people running on his party are messaging on the wrong things and ultimately it's too late for them to turn the corner. shannon: we talked about top issues for some us in his polling as well part of the 12 concerns we asked people to say
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home in a few days. >> reporter: her son sent his mother pictures and video explaining how the marines were helping outside the airport. >> he said i'm dealing with a little boy. i was happy. he's great with kids. kids make him happy. the morning of august 26th, i woke up. when i woke up, i woke up crying and i couldn't figure out why. i was very emotional. i felt very emotional about him. the first picture that came up was about abbey gate and an explosion had happened. the first thing in my mind was the video. and in the background was abby gate. >> her son's fair was the first to know. >> he said shanna. i knew what he was going to say. he didn't even have to tell me. it's weird. he never even had to say it. i just knew. >> reporter: lance corporal, one of 13 flag draped caskets returned to dover air force base. then home to his family in
the senate and the house before he won the most important election of all. lincoln ultimately prevailed, he saved our union, and he defined our obligation as americans for all of history. >> she didn't say she was running for president, but certainly she hinted in a couple of things that she said, that she's not done running for high office. you know, and wyoming, there was all this talk about democrats switching over and the numbers. yes, there was some shift that we saw from january to august. you see the numbers going down here and going up 19,000, but nowhere near what she would need, especially in a state like wyoming. the question is, where is the constituency broadly across the country for a potential run like that, but tonight, shanna, we also have a tale of two primaries. this is alaska. we are not going to get these results until 1:00 a.m. i'm a later than that come into the morning, eastern time.
>> shannon: the southern baptist convention confirming that several of its major entities are under investigation by the justice department following the denomination's own year-long program of its handling and sexual abuse cases. let's discuss the investigation into the largest protestant denomination in the world with the pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. fox news contributor dr. robert jeffers. welcome back. >> thank you, shanna, for having me. >> shannon: so i want to read something from krista brown. she tweeted out that she is a survivor of abuse. she says i count myself a survivor not only because i survived 30 plus sexual assault of a pastor when i was a kid, but also, and perhaps even more so because i survived every attempt of a powerful megamoney ten secular faith institution to silence me and i'm still here. what you make of this? it's been a really painful situation for people experience the abuse, people who say it was compounded by people not believing their stories, this investigation that broke a lot