president obama in july, 2008, went to kuwait and visited an american base there and signed memorabilia. i don t have any problem with any president doing that for the troops if that makes them happy. this was omitted from cnn s report that previous presidents have done this before. the bias of omission, greg. congressman, you have a former assistant white house counsel under barack obama going on a tweet storm saying the president s violating the hatch act. no, the hatch act doesn t apply to the president or the vice-president. besides, these are people giving him hats. what is he supposed to do, say, sorry, i can t touch the hat? you are absolutely right. the president of the united states of america, as commander-in-chief, he was not over there having any type of election rally. he was not over there talking about froops should be supporting him and voted for him. he was not asking the troops to go out and take a stand for him
declining health up to him. kennedy suffered a seizure. senator ted kennedy remains in the hospital and the 76 -year-old is undergoing test following a seizure over the weekend. they later discovered a brain tumor. many consider that an insurmountable obstacle but he did not. on july 2008 he made the triumphant return to the senate. powerful moment came in 2008 in denver when championing the goal he worked so hard for. universal healthcare. this is the cause of my life. new hope. we will break the old gridlock and warranty that every americ american, northcom south, east, west, young, old, black, will
declining health up to him. kennedy suffered a seizure. senator ted kennedy remains in the hospital and the 76 -year-old is undergoing test following a seizure over the weekend. they later discovered a brain tumor. many consider that an insurmountable obstacle but he did not. on july 2008 he made the triumphant return to the senate. powerful moment came in 2008 in denver when championing the goal he worked so hard for. universal healthcare. this is the cause of my life. new hope. we will break the old gridlock and warranty that every americ american, northcom south, east, west, young, old, black, will
right? what if the husband didn t? you don t find any dna fingerprints, blood, anything that he s in the house. could someone else be the real killer? i m wondering what was this man capable of? so much tragedy and so much heartbreak. it was very emotional for me. we just kept waiting for them to figure out they had it wrong. reporter: it was the second of july, 2008, early evening in a fine old town called prescott, arizona. sun going down, air cooling down to a fine evening warm. here at the town s historic rodeo grounds, refugees from the
and the judge determined the intense scrutiny brad was likely to face during a murder investigation put the children at risk. in late july 2008, the girls went back to canada to live with their slain mother s twin and her husband. kind of in a hurry. but brad, remember, had not been charged with any crime. wasn t even a declared suspect and he fought hard to get his daughters back. which meant three months after nancy s murder, sitting for a videotaped deposition in which brad answered questions under oath about his marriage, his affair and what happened the morning nancy disappeared. so were police investigators listening? oh, yes, they were. was nancy a good wife? i would say so, yes. she was supportive. myself and of the children. very loving and generous. but there were two issues that troubled the cooper s