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I said the fighting couple are like republicans, perhaps ready to leave one another or leave trump until such time as an outsider, in this case prosecutors, police, tell them they must separate. then they rebel against their interloper and they stick together, much like republicans stand with trump. had the cop not arrived, they might have left one another, they might have had a divorce. had trump not been indicted, they might have moved to another candidate. professor shane wrote me back with some scientific underpinning of my observation. quote, i can see the parallels. what you describe fit...

Him if he saw parallels to how a couple in a domestic disturbance unites against a police officer in comparison to how trump seems to benefit, at least among republicans, from each indictment. i said, in my theory, the fighting couple are like republicans, perhaps ready to leave one another or leave trump, until such time as an outsider, in this case prosecutors, police, tell them they must separate. then they rebel against their interloper and they stick together, much like republicans stand with trump. had the cop not arrived, they might have left one another, they might have had a divorce. ...

Last year, the olympic cyclist katie archibald lost her partner rab wardell. he died suddenly at the age ofjust 37. in the face of personal grief, katie continued to ride at the top of her sport — and will soon lead the british team at the world championships in glasgow. she�*s been talking to cycling legend sir chris hoy. heya. how are you doing? ah, i�*m very well. how are you? you good? good to see you. some good scottish weather. oh, i know. shall we get inside? we�*ll crack on anyway. where the magic happens, huh? yeah, indeed. this is where it�*s all going to be taking place. g...

Jesse kirsch joins us from highland park. how is the community doing one year later? >> reporter: the mayor marking this one-year anniversary by calling last july 4th the bloodiest day they have ever experienced in highland park. right behind me you can hear and see they are removing the barriers that were up along this march route. last year, it was the parade route. they took the same path on a walk today to commemorate, to remember, to memorialize, but also the sense that we get from the community is to show that it's not going to define highland park. leaders here talking about being able ...