and he shot him in the head right here. point blank. point blank, right here. it was then becky said that the shooter turned and spoke. it was unbelievably hideous but this guy, this is what he said, i knew he was nice, wasn t going to hurt me. he said, i m sorry, ma am, but he should have [ bleep ] hired me. so a polite shooter. yes. she did describe him that way, yes. there it was again. that odd but clearly important detail. along with his polite apology, the shooter seemed to give away a motive. was he someone vying for a job in keith s fire department? keith s deputy, terry hamilton, didn t think so. i never was concerned about that. why not? for one thing, it had been four years since we had hired anybody, so nobody is going to sit and stew for four years and then all of a sudden get mad and go shoot the guy that didn t hire him. but if the shooter wasn t angry over a job in keith s fire
and when trump didn t hire him, rosenstein appointed him special counsel. why? because the deep state needed a front. a man with impeccable credentials. i always questioned his actions as fbi director during the whitey bulger case. but the fbi, comey, strzok, page and the whole lot of them, they needed to keep someone there to keep any investigation toib their plot. they think they are more powerful than the president and the american people. after seeing mueller, we understand why, even though the letter was sent under mueller s signature. on the phone he tells barr he had no problem with it. it s because he didn t write the letter. his trump-hating pit bulls did.
and when trump didn t hire him, rosenstein appointed him special counsel. why? because the deep state needed a front. a man with impeccable credentials. i always questioned his actions as fbi director during the whitey bulger case. but the fbi, comey, strzok, page and the whole lot of them, they needed to keep someone there to keep any investigation toib their plot. they think they are more powerful than the president and the american people. after seeing mueller, we understand why, even though the letter was sent under mueller s signature. on the phone he tells barr he had no problem with it. it s because he didn t write the letter.
and when trump didn t hire him, rosenstein appointed him special counsel. why? because the deep state needed a front. a man with impeccable credentials. i always questioned his actions as fbi director during the whitey bulger case. but the fbi, comey, strzok, page and the whole lot of them, they needed to keep someone there to keep any investigation toib their plot. they think they are more powerful than the president and the american people. after seeing mueller, we understand why, even though the letter was sent under mueller s signature. on the phone he tells barr he had no problem with it. it s because he didn t write the letter. his trump-hating pit bulls did.
himself a political adviser to trump saying the real estate mag nate was a different breed for the white house. well, he s not pre pack and, scripted. he can t be handled. what you see is what you get. frankly, i think voters find it refreshing. reporter: through the decades, stone would not stop trump from pushing a presidential run. for years, trump demurred. i didn t hire him, roger is a good friend of mine, he s a good guy. he looked at the possibility of it. i decided i didn t want to do it. reporter: it was back in the 1980s, a legendary street brawling lawyer mentored both trump and roger stone, instilling in both men a pugnacious barrack they carry with them. he prescribes to this group of atherisms he calls trump s rules. one we seen come up a lot in the mueller probe is admit nothing,