presence of the germ of white supremacy could cause hysteric hindrance within me. i haven t been able to show up mentally or emotionally since. joining me is dinesh desousa, host of the podcast, wide to the start sounding like the babylon be satiric website. appreciate being called as the official diagnostician on this issue. i was reading through this young woman s comments and don t think her anger is feigned. it is not made up. it is genuine but aimed at the wrong target which the target is not white supremacy. she s not experiencing white supremacy. is affirmative action. as the economist thomas soul pointed out years ago what affirmative action does it takes minority kids and made a mismatch, promotes them into an environment where they are
threatened to sic her well-armed boyfriend on him. and she said, no, you know, i m looking to have my boyfriend get rid of you. and then she was coming at me with a v of scissors. rachel s dad, don, and self-described soulmate, james, watched as the defense argued that todd had no choice but to kill the woman they so loved. his state of mind is what you really need to pay careful attention to here. he knows she ll kill him. he knows if he stops, doesn t end it right then, it could end him. all very sad, said the defense, but not murder. and what would prosecutor suder say about that? simple. all that psychiatric stuff, she said, was fakery. todd winkler may have had, or feigned, some disorder that got him out of the air force, she
by a man practiced at getting away with things. this is a case about a mastermind, a manipulator, a murderer. this is a case about todd winkler and how he brutally murdered rachel marie winkler, his wife, mother of his three small children. reporter: todd winkler did not have to fend off a scissor-wielding wife, said prosecutor suder, so it wasn t self-defense. fakery. todd winkler may have had, or feigned, some disorder that got him out of the air force, she said, but he killed rachel. and it was murder, deliberate and planned, she said, committed by a man practiced at getting away with things. this is a case about a mastermind, a manipulator, a murderer. this is a case about todd winkler and how he brutally murdered rachel marie winkler, his wife, mother of his three small children. reporter: todd winkler did not have to fend off a scissor-wielding wife, said prosecutor suder, so it wasn t
suffered from real mental issues, dissociative disorder, conversion disorder, which meant he could be violent if he felt he was under attack. and that awful morning? first he told the police she threatened to sic her well-armed boyfriend on him. and she said, no, you know, i m looking to have my boyfriend get rid of you. reporter: and then she was coming at me with a vee of scissors. reporter: rachel s dad, don, and self-described soulmate, soulmate, james, watched as the defense argued that todd had no choice but to kill the woman they so loved. his state of mind is what you really need to pay careful attention to here. he knows she ll kill him. he knows if he doesn t end it, it could end him. reporter: all very sad, said the defense, but not murder. and what would prosecutor suder say about that? good morning, ladies and gentlemen. reporter: simple, all that psychiatric stuff, she said, was fakery. todd winkler may have had, or feigned, some disorder that got him
it seems 14 long hour of almost continual arguing and feigned outrage wasn t enough. just after 11:00 p.m., the democratic chairman of the committee adjourned and delayed the vote until friday morning. after that, the articles move to the full house for approval. the debate on thursday was the last public hearing in the impeachment process and the last chance for lawmakers both republican and democrat to grab attention on prime time television. they ranted, pounded the table, and traded insults raising what seems to have been years of pent up bitterness and anger. republicans continued with a weeks long effort to undermine the case for impeachment, accusing democrats of being motivate bid mind hatred. there was, however, one point of agreement. facts matter, and i hope that