you herds what she was accusing you of? well, to be honest, it was crazy. that was biggest type of accusation somebody can make like the only thing close to that is murder that was just to have a sister and mother and people that i care about and somebody to accuse me of that, it was life-changing because, you know, people don t look at you the same way. people don t talk to you. people, you know, everybody, special because of how everything played out, i didn t even have a chance to even clear myself. so automatically i m looked at as something and someone martha: you felt like everyone automatically believed her. no. not automatic. people that knew me, they knew better. you know, but just people if you didn t know this story and you just heard of it, all you hear is somebody is accused of that and because that was the case it was hard to go through things to
i ll explain. headline is potential test moany i from president trump himself. the white house is divided between attempts to assert order and slide into chaos. first on the order side, tonight nbc news is reporting interesting news, trump s lawyers negotiating with mueller and fbi investigators about this interview, key questions, trump interviewed directly by mueller, not automatic. legal standard for president to be interviewed. leverage in the fight. where potential interview can take place, optics can be hugely important. and of course, topics. as for length, if you know donald trump, it s a key issue how long you negotiate for interviewing someone who knows how to filibuster. they want to assert discipline over inherptly unpredictable russia probe. at the same time there s the other story everyone has heard
reporter: no, we don t have that information yet. we re eight waiting a news conference, which is about a block away. we have that wired up live for you, as soon as it begins. you and exactly who these victims are and what their conditions are, too. all we know, of the eight people still alive, they are in area hospitals, but we are not aware of their conditionses new york presbyterian cornel medical center saying they have three of the victims brought there, but we have no update on their conditions. was it rapid fire succession? how did they described the shots? reporter: i spoke to one where he said it was sort of in the midding not automatic, but shot after shot after shot.
corporation they have a right to opt out. except for the right-to-work states, they have no right whatsoever to tell unions to jump. dough. go ahead, rich. yeah, yeah. you re out of your mind. rick, you really think that union members under the leadership of trumpka would exercise that freedom? in the 1980 s he said we should kick the [ bleep ] out of workers that get out of line. he s a tough boss, you have to admit it. you have you re saying they re terrified to exercise the right. yes. wait, wait, you should come out. they don t have the right at all. steve, go ahead. rich, in terms of union dues you should only being allowed to collect for bargaining collective purses. they should be able to write a separate check, voluntary, not automatic. by the way, emac in