there are these little falcons and he says they watch over th dead and he goes, they do what if someone asked you t risk your life what if i shape get changed what if i get killed to go undercover. and one of the country s mos dangerous presents once they stepped out the door, i was on my own. they helped him catch a killer she had such a zest for life young girls were bein murdered i can t imagine sending m daughter off to school, an never seeing her again and investigators neede health to get a confession if anyone could pull it off he would be the problem to pul it off but this was different, h was always be a convicte felon. if it worked, he could win his freedom, if it did, it he coul lose his life. they had your back? they had my back. that s what you thought that s what i thought hello and welcome to dateline. jimmy kaine was a smooth talking convict serving a te year sentence. when he was offered a deal if he helped prosecutors pr
relishing in their top political opponenthe being found guilty. it s a majestic day and we are rightly saying the system worked like clockwork. this is a moment of sort of democratic reset, small d democratic reset for us as a country. his whole dream small was to be i respected in manhattan, and it was in manhattan where he was brought low. s inherei think there s somethi interesting and poetic about that. fi it was very satisfyinand pog to finally see this guy get some comeuppance. i was at costco buyin guy get ten boxes of keurig coffee, and my my watch started to buzz and i got soh st i started leakt i fel.t like america won. yeah, i felt like new york won. i felt like the man hadn t d.a. s office won. i n. t likofe i wo wow. g e lawfare lovers also wasted no time in hyping their new talking point about the formerna president. he is now a convicted felon. hle really have to sa
marching in. and it didn t quite work tha way. what he couldn t know wha is fbi contact didn t get hi voice mail and he s won inside contact, the chief psychiatrist, was on vacation then you got a little ful of yourself, didn t? you i did i went back to my, shall i was happy. and i thought, you know what 24 hours they said they ll have me ou of here. i ve got what they need. this is it so i went cross to the cel over there impulsively, jimmy decide he just couldn t leave priso without giving his fake friend a piece of his mind. they repulsive-ness i fel about him throughout the whole time i had to say behind being his friend and disdain, an this like i had for him, that thought it was good for me t unload on him and tell him wha i really thought of him, and who he really was. i, said you know, i m going to be going home tomorrow, larry. and i said, your crazy killer. and i started calling hi everything you can think of. with, that jimmy returned t his cell and waited to b