drama, so, yes, i think it was vote again. about boxing both of them in and he went on to say if you buy a just making it impossible for box of cereal, you have a voter this to just sort of drag on. i.d. now the last part is easy because i m not a big foodie, but there is one food item i do lo longer. shop for a lot and it s cereal. there were legitimate reasons i basically live on cereal. many people offered up as to why miss ricardel was a problem. that s why i look so healthy. just on a personal, i mean, i can assure you except for frosted lucky charms which as you all know are magically from a personal family dynamic, it s just an interesting thing, if the first lady has been delicious, no i.d. is necessary saying privately to the to purchase any cereal, thank president, this person s got to goodness, or any other breakfast go, saying it to john kelly, to food. as for the fraud allegations, then put out a public statement, the cars and disguises and so it s like a game of ches
i think people didn t have much of a sense of until last week when he was reported to have been granted immunity. how central is he to the organization? he probably is more central than i initially thought. when i worked with him he was really the guy that paid the bills, collect the rents and get the invoices, that kind of thing. but he s been with trump so long and trump so values family, he s part of the family, that i think he probably moved into a position of more authority and maybe a little bit more information and influence. but i don t think that he is in the inner circle. he certainly wasn t when i was there. that s interesting. the family dynamic, you see roger stone sort of darkly warning that don jr. s on the hook and there s no reason to think that he knows anything that we don t know publicly. but one of the issues it seems to me is the president, because he so mixes family and business, has now put his family in a position where they re exposed. and he i think he
he certainly wasn t when i was there. that s interesting. the family dynamic, you see roger stone sort of darkly warning that don jr. s on the hook and there s no reason to think that he knows anything that we don t know publicly. but one of the issues it seems to me is the president, because he so mixes family and business, has now put his family in a position where they re exposed. and he i think he has put them in a position where they re exposed. and i think they re not they are culpable too. they played the role that they were assigned very well. and i do think they re in position where they re possibly exposed. i don t know if stone is right, there s nothing wrong with them. but i do think lying went on about the meeting, about who was there, about when it happened, about why it happened. and you said before you just don t think it s plausible that given the way that donald trump operates and the given the relationship he had with his son and others that something like th
have that because of the way he uses twitter. she can try to focus the message. she can say through spokespeople that she gets the irony, but she s going to press on. i just don t see the message really getting through. well, obviously that obstacle is there, but i wonder if we re underestimating the first lady a little bit here. in choosing this particular initiative a out of all the ones she could have done, i wonder if she is trolling the president on this issue because again she could have picked literacy. she could have picked just sa no. she picked cyber bullying. look, i think that s it, an interesting family dynamic. at the very least. to explore, but it just doesn t, her initiative doesn t have any impact on person who has arguably the most impact. that s an intervention. got it. if that s true, john, i have to say, i agree with you if
from the body. the police are searching for the motive. former senior profiler mary ellen o toole is joining us. i can t stop thinking of the videos of the beautiful family on facebook. they look so happy and loving. how does that fitt wi with such horrific crime? how do you make sense of it? i have seen it in other case can, and this is the bottom line. when somebody closes their front door, you really have no idea of what is happening behind the closed doors. you really don t until you start to really look at the family dynamic, and that is certainly one element. secondly, once the mom s victimology is developed here, we will see if she posted the happy thoughts and photographers, because that is what a lot of people do and the facebook, but behind closed doors, it is something dif can