secretly, of course. and it was a plan which after a little brainstorming offered a bonus, a built-in opportunity. here s how the a-team wanted to know if heather or ethan forged kate s $4,500 check, but they needed original handwriting samples. we determined what was on the check that we needed comparison samples to. and we had numbers, obviously, on the check. then the a-team helped than s landlord prepare ious that contained the numbers and letters. when ethan and heather signed the document, they provided the sample that s proved they forged kate s check. the team took the handwriting to mickey dawson, who set up the police handwriting lab. the question was simple did heather and/or ethan forge that check from kate? the one ethan tried to cash? immediately that day our handwriting document examiner said, that s them.
this was a horrible crime as president trump said. this was somebody who was lured to the saudi consulate, killed and dismembered. i could understand that the president said saudi arabia is our ally. to explicitly say he may know, he may not know, we don t care, that s the part that shocked me. it s also him using not correct numbers in order to justify this. he s talking about a $450 billion arms deal. it s a $14.5 billion arms deal. the rest of the money is coming in ious that we may never see, david. the numbers have been wildly inflated. the idea you can put a price on taking a slide on the murder of somebody bothers me whether it s 14 or 400. part of the problem here is that
competence, and he insures that the women and men who depend on him are going to be able to look at him and say that s the type of person i want to follow, and that s why i think mr. trump may have feelings of inadequacy when it comes to bill mccraven because i think at his core donald trump is rather insecure. i mean, that s why he inflats the size of his crowds and other types of things. here s bill mccraven, who has just such a tremendous record of accomplishment and contributions to our national security, and so i do think that donald trump is a little bitten have ious maybe of the great respect and reverence that people have for bill mccraven. we ll pause the conversation here, and we ll take a break. john brennan has agreed to stay with us. when we come back, this president s latest take on the brutal murder of khashoggi, why trump will not listen to a recording of that journalist s death when we come back g of thas death when we come bac
saudi arabia they are paying us $400 billion plus to purchase and invest in our country. it means hundreds of thousands of jobs. we have the contracts. they wanted those contracts. that would be a big, fat beautiful gift to russia and to china. they re not going to get that gift if you want to see oil prices go to $150 a barrel, like by the way russia would love to see that, all you have to do is break up our relationship with saudi arabia if the president is suggesting siding with the u.s. intelligence community over the saudi s denials could destroy the world s economy, also, that $400 billion he said the saudis are paying us are basically ious so far only $14.5 billion in deals have been implemented since donald trump took office and secretary of state mike pompeo didn t have a very good answer when he was asked today, where s the rest of the money? some of these contracts that defense contracts in particular are complex, lengthy contract negotiations. we re working diligently
spending so much more than it takes in. we re actually selling record amount of ious. we re borrowing money from the world to cover the shortfall. no sense that voters are concerned at all about deficit. we ll see. if it s played as giving tax breaks to big companies. right? and rolling up a deficit to the american people have to pay for later. that could be something that plays. the fiscal hawk paul ryan is exiting stage left. thank you. it s all about turn out today. one major wild card. that is the weather folks. could it keep some voters home? the stormy forecast. is next.