country and frankly, helping the world, they would take over american health care, take away your second amendment, and chip away your jobs to foreign countries like has gone on for so many years and those days are over. those days are over. [applause] the world, including our friend friends, has been taken advantage of the united states of america. we can t allow that to happen anymore. we just can t. we want our jobs to be here, we want our great factories, are great plants to be here. we don t want people fired and watch a company leave our country, make a product somewhere nearby, ship it back into our country, not be taxed, and all we get out of it is
who was this confidential source? somebody who was a friend with michael sheffield. reporter: el llen s son? ellen s son. reporter: his name was patrick a 27-year-old motorcycle technician, and he and ellen s son had gone to high school together, and they were close friend friends. he had been living with me in my house with my son, rent-free. reporter: out of the goodness of your heart. because he was michael s friend, yes. he was a good friend. he needed this break. reporter: not only was he michael sheffield s good friend, he was also ellen s employee at the r and s kawasaki dealership where he shoes with the service manager. my boss was giving me a lot of heat about andrew s productivity and comeback, and so he told me in december that
ellen s was running on six cylind cylinders. six weeks after we were dating, he bought me diamond yankees. it was very fast. reporter: so fast that after six months of dating ellen and her 8-month-old son michael moved in with him. did he seem happy? he did. reporter: mike had no ochildren of his own and now he was filling a void in mike s life. el llen s sister terri. they would share interests and tink mer the garage together. reporter: but it was not long until she noticed that mike s affection was not all that she wished for. we are happy to have valentine s day together and we were in love. and he didn t come home. he decided to go out with his friend friends. on valentine s day? yes. and he could not understand why i was upset about that.
rig the election. check out this answer. do you-all feel like your friend friends, your family members are living in alternate realities because of the rise of the internet and you can t agree on the facts. raise your hands. so that right there is the fundamental problem we face as journalists, that a lot of the audience members and readers and viewers do not believe they can trust what we re sharing and they don t even believe what they see on the facebook feeds. they think their friends and family are living in alternate realities. i think that group represents some of the challenges the media faces. let me though what you think, send me a message on facebook or twitter. i ll be looking for your thoughts after the program today. when we come back, talking about the effects of the election. many of the focus group members say they are stressed out by this campaign and they are not alone as journalists become
that means he did not finish the job. also it looks like he didn t have a plan b because some guys from belgium very quickly. maybe he s in syria. my question is, this guy is enemy number one in europe. right. i think he doesn t have many friend friends who want to help him because there s radar on him. it s no so easy to quit europe in that case. secondly, what could be the attitude of his leaders in syria. of the isis guys. when he comes back and they say you didn t finish the job. that could go well or very badly. exactly. why did you not finish the job? looks like he didn t have the courage to do it. first thing, it s not so good for him. but they will have to protect him for a while before sending