Beautiful for his country, people who are inspired by their spiritual beliefs, individual liberty, and rule of law, and our campaign represents that. You do not achieve that by terry people down by tearing people down. I believe that is why this campaign will win, because it better represents the party. Myink his background parents experienced a similar thing after world war ii lithuania. My dad loves his country. It was culture shock. Mrs. Cruz sure. [indiscernible] enjoy your trip. Mrs. Cruz thank you. Takinging forward to him the oath of office. Mrs. Cruz thank you so much. Nice to meet you. I told my husband we are going to be shaking the hand of the next first lady. Mrs. Cruz the voters will decide. Are your daughters able to get out . Doingruz they were school work today, so we have to have structure. [indiscernible] wait for we will get family and friends mrs. Cruz it is a wellinformed community. It is. Absolutely. S, [indiscernible] nothing wrong with that. [indiscernible] we h
Something that is really going to stick around. Brian lamb earlier she gave the eulogy for antonin scalia, and they were Close Friends over the years, and they cannot have been more different. Is that to be simple for your life, or is it the symbol we see today in the political campaigns . We have not seen it today. There is a lot of bickering on both sides. People cannot seem to agree, but i think it is important to reach across the aisle and try to get, get to know people, not only those you are running against but anyone who has a different opinion than yours, because it is really important to challenge your perspective. Brian lamb i want to go to the other end of the room if i can. I see a lot of hands over here and get some other perspectives. How about you . Your name and where you are from and make sure you look at the camera. My name is kate. I am from nevada. My favorite person that spoke to us was senator alexander. I think he give us a very positive perspective and you told
Discovery, it was thrown into high gear. I hit the ground and just started crying. The dead prosecutors boss and his wife murdered. Someone had declared war on Law Enforcement. I dont think there was any doubt in our mind that this of a psychopath that we were dealing with a serial killer. A frantic nationwide hunt. You but of the but was the killer closer than anyone imagined . Was he lived a double life . I think he was. Behind this locked door the truth behind a plot so diabolical than anyone knew. Youre making him sound like Hannibal Lecter. Im lester holt and this is dateline. Heres Andrea Canning with vendetta. Reporter the courthouse. The moral center of every American City and town. The place we go to settle differences, resolve disputes, find justice. Its the place where the story usually ends. But not this time. Not in rural kaufman, texas, where life is leisurely and no one is a stranger. [ siren ] oh my god. Someone just shot someone. Theyre laying on the ground. Just, bam,
I dont thinkni theres any doubt in my mind thatnthis9ez aco psychopath a t we wereni dq srg. With a l killer. nitlejyrnr anic lcoconi frantic itco was wild. The truth abouaan im lester holt,s pco and thisconr isnr dateline. Heres Andrea Canning wi e4 u u irninininrniconinr the courthouse. cococo everything was new to him. He came in and just took it over. Was he tough . I wouldnt say he was tough on us at all. The greatest thing about him was that he let us do what we do best. And mike quickly formed a bond. They were very close. Mikes wife krinlth fit right in around the office, too. She was almost like a denmother. She worked as a nurse but found time to bake cakes and cookies for the staff. Krinlth wasshe was an avid cook. She would bring fabrics in. It was stunning. She quilted it. Thats how it was. A happy, humming office. In the quite small town. Until january 31, 2013, just before 9 00 a. M. At that moment the calm, serene morning, and the lives of everyone in the d. A. s office
After his very surprising victory that year, there was a lot of talk in the country about who these voters in this silent majority in america could be . Watch this. Trump voters were longsuffering, analysts say often silenced. A lot of people kept quiet about a lot of things. You dont say it to anybody else but you show up and did the voting booth you go trump. They arent an answering the phone and telling people they are voting trump. New numbers tonight, the Cato Institute suggests americans are still an even more so now keeping their politics to themselves, look at these numbers. 62 say that todays climate prevents them from talking about what they believe with anybody. By a large margin, those who identify as a very liberal, this is the group who feels the most free to speak out among friends, family about their politics. What does this tell us about the state of the 2020 race and what does americas growing frustration with canceled culture as an adjunct to that, also my exclusive