speak for themselves. the texts show galactically bad judgment for people in sensitive jobs who should not be texting about things even if they re joking. it s galactically bad judgment. but you have the president rereading these text messages and reorganizing the planets in the stars without any evidence that they took whatever views they might have expressed in these text messages and actually took them to the office and changed investigations or tampered with investigations or showed bias in investigations. this is the world s greatest body, they used to say. i think it is a midwife, folks in the conservative media who want to believe the absolute worst when there has not been an investigation. it s not unreasonable to think the administration might have done bad things, and the fbi agents making some really, really poor judgments here and should be investigated.
understand the magnitude of the job. some of the incendiary comments flynn has made in the past are also resurfacing like his tweet last february saying that, quote, fear of muslims is rational. please forward this to others. the truth fears no answer, no questions. certain personal e-mails from colin powell were also revealing about flynn. while they have not been independently verified, he wrote of flynn s retirement, flynn got fired as head of d.a. i asked why he got fired, abusive with staff, didn t listen, worked against policy, bad judgment, et cetera. he has been and was right wing nutty ever since. joan, the perfect person to get a response from on this. right wing nutty. this is from colin powell, a political moderate. look at this whole thing. i want your take on the whole thing. kushner as his consig leairy. it s unbelievable when congress
accused of murdering the mother joann bain and daughter 14-year-old adrienne. the two girls, 12-year-old alexandria and sister khaliah are safe and unharmed. authorities say adam mayes believed he was the father of those two little girls. george holland is live in atlanta. if you could go over exactly xa what happened last night. let s talk about the two girls. both girls from what we ve read from these affidavits very likely knew their mother and older sister were killed. we know that they were found alive. we know they were sent to a memphis hospital where they are being treated. in fact, we heard from a federal investigator who tells us they are suffering from the experience of being out in the woods, from being kidnapped, they are suffering from dehydration and exhaustion but appear to be okay. that is first and foremost the condition of those girls. let s talk about adam mayes. he was found in a wooded area in union county, mississippi, in that guntown area that inve
for the nuts and bolts on this fias fiasco, it s the impact on the markets and your own investments. alison kosik joins us now. just what was this massive trading bet all about? before it went south? reporter: fredricka, what jpmorgan essentially did was made a big game am. they made risky bets and lost. the bets they made were to protect against possible losses on jpmorgan s other investments, but clearly they backfired and the bets produced losses of their own. how did this come out? it came out in a surprise conference call that ceo jamie diamond called for lamon called. shares are down almost 8% right now. shares of others are getting hit hard right now. wall veit is worried about other banks wondering, you know what, if jpmorgan can do this and it s considered the stronger of the banks or the strongest of the banks, what kind of bets are the other banks making especially, once again, that aren t as strong as jpmorgan? fredricka? so the ceo, jamie dimon, had quite the
pistol from his waistband and shot himself in the head and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. other agents moved in to rescue kyliyah and alexandria who were lying on the ground nearby. the girls were hungry, thirsty, and dehydrated. the head of the biggest bank in the country is admitting to a trading mistake that cost jpmorgan chase $2 billion and counting. jamie dimond made the surprise announcement during a conference call yesterday. he said the loss was a case of, quote, bad judgment. we ve more work to do, but it s obvious at this point that there were many errors, sloppiness and bad judgment. we re going to management it. we re not going to do something stupid. we re willing to hold as long as necessary inventory and we re willing to bear volatility. the improving economy is actually not good news for some americans who have been out of work for a long time. they re going to lose their unemployment checks as of this week. as the economy actually gets