with an i.d. lawrence: on election day. rachel: because they care about that. but covid, by the way testimony this week with fauci was fascinating to me. clear this made up six feet of social distancing was about creating fear including fear and the justification for not voting in person and creating mass mail-in ballots to become the norm. and republicans have always resisted that but covid became the excuse and you will never convince me that that was not coordinated with fauci and the democrats. i believe that. nonetheless, what donald trump is saying and he said, he warned when they were making these laws, some of them unconstitutionally that you shouldn t do these mail-in ballots. he was saying this is going to cause a lot of cheating and problems in the election integrity. but, now that this is the law, we got to get on board. we can t change it before the election. let s get on to it. steve: it s good that he is right about that. you know, and he called the, you know, th
look, if this was an assembly race or a city council race, money matters. this is a current president running against a former president. their name i.d. is 99% or above, and they re both going to have more than enough money. sure, but doesn t money help to put people in place on the ground, to reach out to voters in a more personal way, maybe help to turn them out, that sort of impact? genuinely there are at a certain point when it comes to money in politics because we re not even talking about super pac money now, diminishing rates of impact. what are they going to start putting a billboard on the moon here? what will matter, though, is the message, and you know, what donald trump and his campaign have repeatedly tried to do is say before covid everything was great. that is a message that has to be tackled head on, the biden campaign i believe they are and
girls couldn t get into the club. thes t bouncers weren t buying their fake i.d. cards. so they went to another club nearby, even took a few pictures, but they didn t tell anyone they were there. and i sent her the last message about 11:30 and nothing. so when the clubs closed, janet headed home without kenya, who sheou assumed was with some otheras friends. i thought, okay, they re probably just having fun, you know? and she ll call tomorrow. she would always call me in the morning. yeah, you ever worry about her when she went out like that, clubbing? no, sheha was very smart and everything. she wouldn t take chances. no. i want to see how i look. no, because, though she loved tose party, kenya was known as e responsible one. reliable, ambitious. hardworking, not flaky at all.ky she had recently graduated from
friends, they weren t exactly straight with him about their underage bar hopping the night before in those low-do nightclubs. they were very, very confusing, because these girls, they were not telling you the truth about what they were doing and where they were up, because they were covering their asses. so tony turned amateur detective and was able to confirm that kenya had spent the evening not with her close friends but with two other girls she barely knew. and she had left her purse, her phone and i.d. and all that stuff in the bar. her stuff. kenya never went anywhere without it. especially her cell phone. and she certainly wouldn t just leave it with two people she hardly knew. something is wrong. something is wrong. the night after kenya was last seen here in low-do, one of the girls she was drinking with showed up at the lees house to drop off her belongings. kenya was happily dancing until
dark corner of the kitchen. i saw her out of the corner of my eye and i said excuse me. hello how are you? she puts her hand up. she never said a word. shane s mom couldn t find her i.d. although she was sure it had been sitting right there. a friend of shane s went to find witnesses who would vouch for her identity. from the time the door shut everything was off. while they sat at the dining table carla said she double checks with shane s mom to make sure she knew what a grant deed was. she said yes, she understood all of that. i said okay. kelly goes i thought this was a will? i said i don t know anything about a will. she grabbed the paper out of my hand and ran it and tore it up into pieces.