so you could have potentially dozens of dna samples, hundreds even, contractors, landlords, visitors to track them and match them, assuming you can get these people to give a dna sample, consent to it, to rule them out, all you can do is hope you end up with one dna sample who didn t match anybody who s been in the place and hope it comes in with a match to code it. it s a long shot but that s going to be the holy grail of what they re looking for. yeah. and what does it tell you, you talked about the fact that the killer, you know, took home whatever he used to kill these four innocent students. what does that tell you about his tactic, mind-set, that he was able to go into this house and kill four people? yeah. when looking at other cases like this, ted bundy, danny rolen, btk, we can be confident that he
and you said this was the right decision because nothing bad has happened in relationship to the world is ending as a result of the policies. let s continue to support it. then you go to some blue states. colorado is an example of an exception to the rule. they have been more accepting and they argue to themselves and i m surrounded by these people and i know exactly how they think. they are saying it would have been much worse here had we not adopted these policies. i think they have convinced themselves of that. harris: jason rantz, thank you and thanks to the audience for getting through the numbers that didn t match. the screen was right. always great to have you in focus. thank you. the mid-term elections fell short of what republicans were hoping for obviously. now the party is talking about its path going forward. we re still waiting on 19 uncalled house races. they need six in order to take power. it seems that they are perched to do that. we ll report the news as it happen
0 dana: there you go. it is bill hemmer s birthday and so glad as ainsley would say we re so glad you were born and so glad to work with you. you have a huge group of family and friends. feeling good on your birthday? bill: actually, yes. dana: look at that smile. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. harris: the first face-to-face meeting between an american president and china s communist leader since covid. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the president s meeting with leader xi comes as a possible invasion of taiwan is looming large. biden said on numerous occasions that the u.s. military would defend taiwan in the event of an attack by china. you know that s not our policy. who wants to tell him? maybe he will figure it out. the president in his remarks, though, still said he believes there should not be concerns about a new cold war between the u.s. and china and does not think there is any imminent attempt by china to invade taiwan. and he poi
days from yesterday for the committee to now go and examine these signatures that the government, the l.a. county is claiming were not valid. things like mismatch and signatures, addresses that were incorrect, but you know, there were different sets of protocols. the change in 2020, how to be examine and allow or disallow signatures. so, that will be a very critical use now to make sure that they weren t too tough. that the people that were working in the l.a. government were not being too tough and should have, instead, allowed these signatures. so that would then raise the count. you know, we see that right now that just by looking at those who were considered to be wrong address or signatures that didn t match, that will easily
guns, you don t know what is around that corner. and sometimes, of course, in law enforcement, split-second decisions have to be made. that is one thing. and that is always tough, it is always difficult. but you know what? police officers have to try to protect people the best way they know how. in this case, you had a motorist stopped, once again a license plate that doesn t match a car, the cop is sitting there, he s got the car. it s right there. he doesn t have to chase after the guy. of course, the guy needed to stay in the car. the guy needed to listen to the police officer. but if he didn t, this police officer had to know how this could spiral out of control. so you sit there and you re like, my god, where is the training here. again, i keep going back to new york city, but does this all come down to training?