investigators, it was possible derrick dorsey had tried, literally, to cover up evidence. everything they were hearing led them to wonder, had he killed his wife? by then, the line of questioning seemed to weigh on derrick. i m not stupid. you re asking me certain questions in certain ways. right. and that means you re thinking certain things. did someone harm her? is that what it s looking like? looks like that. did you worry that they might think it was you? i don t doubt they did think it was me. but i knew that, if they originally thought it, it would come to light that there s just obviously no way i could have done it. reporter: even as he sat in that interview room, detectives outside it were, in fact, checking out his fire station alibi. did derrick dorsey s alibi check out? was he really at work? yes, he was. he had spent the whole day at work. there were some phone calls that he had made to kim that were went unanswered, but that wasn t unusual. reporter
victory there. congressman adam schiff, a member of the committee, says they want to hear from ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, about her role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. here s what congressman schiff had to say about ginni thomas over the weekend we want to know what she knows, what her involvement was in this plot to overturn the election. she has said that she is willing to come in and testify voluntarily. we re glad to hear that. joining us, nbc s ali vitali, vaughan hilliard live in illinois. jacqueline alemany reporter and msnbc contributor and former democratic senator doug jones of alabama. ali, what more can you tell us about what we expect to take place in tomorrow s hearing? reporter: tomorrow is going to be a hearing led by congressman adam schiff, the man who you saw there talking before. he s going to lead in the same way that we ve seen other congresswomen and men lead
oversight and a third-party check and balance in our system. should trump be responsible? trump is the most open in a tory s political criminal in the history of this country. he makes richard nixon look like a third grade student who stole some shock. congressman steve cohen, i always know that when i asked distance in time with you, you are going to deliver, thank you so much for being with us this morning, we appreciate it. you re welcome, nice to be with you. listen, we also want to know what do you think. do you think supreme court justice clarence thomas should resign following his wife ginni thomas s efforts to overturn the 2020 election? go to our twitter poll and vote. we ll show you the results at the end of our show today. and a quick programming note, if you miss there s a hearing you have a chance to wash it today. we re re-airing it on 1 pm eastern right here on msnbc. and don t forget to join us for a special coverage of the next january 6th hearing led by katie to
his doctor this morning had said that his fever and white blood cell count had normalized, allowing them, allowing clinton to go back home for further treatment. clinton had been in town for an event with his foundation. last tuesday, he fell ill and was admitted to the hospital. he was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection that we re told infected his bloodstream. he was given antibiotics through an iv rather than orally, which were hearing led to a longer stay. and the 45th president has a history of heart problems, undergoing several major surgeries which prompted him to make some major lifestyle changes including becoming vegan. president biden over the last couple of days said he talked to clinton and he was encouraged by his recovery and progress, progress that ultimately cleared clinton to head back home, alex. as we said earlier, i m sure he will be very happy to sleep
i found out that i was nine weeks pregnant, and then there the panic set in how could i make this pregnancy work my abortion happened on a saturday i felt alone, but i also felt so resolved in my decision choosing to have an abortion was the hardest decision i had ever made, but at 18 years old, i knew it was the right decision for me. reporter: her testimony coming during a congressional hearing led by democrats, several of whom shared their own stories meant to highlight the need to fight new restrictive abortion laws, like the one in texas that effectively outlawed abortion after about six weeks, before some women even know they re pregnant what do you get out of sharing your testimony and sharing your story today? what do you hope happens for them well, what i really hope is that people across the country understand how close we are to losing this incredibly important and necessary constitutional protection that we have i m hoping that every time we speak and we re vulnerab