want any part of it. same kind of thing when they got home. adam tries to talk to her through the car door. she slams it on him. and if a lot of this wasn t hard evidence against adam, it did make for a pretty strong circumstantial case. or so prosecutor georgia cappleman believed. so she convened a grand jury and put the case to them. and, this was unusual, adam testified. it didn t surprise me. he s a talker. he s, you know, smooth. he thinks he can talk his way out of things. reporter: not this time, apparently. adam was indicted for first degree murder. and so a jury would decide if, as one detective said, adam frasch loved his wife to death. coming up. did you have an opportunity to overhear an argument between mr. and mrs. frasch. yes, on the phone. damning testimony from an earwitness.
2005. so it is a much more hardy and secure system that is now used as a model around the world. including in the netherlands. so it is something that we feel comfort in and it s fortunate too because we had a short timeline with this rapidly intensifying hurricane, so evacuation was a real issue and we re able to say with some degree of comfort to shelter in place, if you have to, as a last resort and then what we re working on right now is the potential for post storm evacuations, if that becomes necessary and we will make that clear if and when that decision needs to be made. mike: when you heard hurricane ida was category 4 with possibility of it becoming category 5, what was your reaction, collin? it didn t surprise me. the 5 did a little bit. and i think that upon evaluation, which they always do after these events, it is possible that this might be
younger generation to start taking it seriously was a surprise governor desantis is not completely closed bars even if they serve food, take out only. i will bring this up at the task force meeting tomorrow. here is florida governor rhonda santos. did this surprise you to see doctor fauci so desirous of a policy role for which he is not an expert. it didn t surprise me. he is somebody that if you follow what he said he said you did a good job. he said new york has the best response to covid. in terms of numbers i don t see how you can say that with all the destruction that is happening so in florida we chose freedom over fauci. we are much better off for doing that. is lockdown policies were not justified by the scientific data, he fearmonger about schools, he did not support florida, he was wrong about
it didn t surprise me. why would it surprise the people managing this prison that this guy would likely do this? it s common sense given his pattern of living, impulsively, doing what he felt like doing when he wanted to do it, his own world he lived in, and they were surprised that he tried to take his life? i wasn t. most people aren t surprised by this. your thoughts. you know, at this point in time because there are now three investigations pending we don t know the answer as to why people might not be surprised he would want to take his life. let me just start with the first beginning premise here. we don t know what happened. we know he s dead. we don t know what happened. yes, there could be reasons why, given the timing on friday of the release of 2,000 documents in the second circuit relating to his case, which named lots of high profile figures and showed lots of damming evidence in this
during the hearing yesterday how many of the 500 plus interviews he actually sat in on to which he responded very few. does that surprise you? not really. i would be curious which few he actually sat in on. i know they didn t go i don t think they had a second interview with mifsud. the f.b.i. interviewed him prior to the special counsel being named. i wonder what those few were. it didn t surprise me. we got from yesterday bob mueller was doing the hard work. i think it was the 18 lawyers most of whom were pretty partisan democrat lawyers and the 40 agents. that didn t surprise me. i would be curious which he did set in on. sandra: this moment where the former special counsel said he was not familiar with fusion gps, the firm behind the steele dossier. watch this? when you talk about the firm that produced the steele reporting, the name of the firm