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fascinating story. it s the suicide o-dersofn called usi a self-described trans person called lucy. you want to look it up? it s use y. here s how thar t npr reporter described the suicide of lucy, quote, spoke to rachel,y suic a friend of the ballard resident who died by suicide yesterday while being evicteidgt by king county sheriff s deputies. rachel says her friend had tried to getgeut help in paying rent, but exhausted allt options. well, that sounds awful. so here s a person who s fallen on hard times, like so many americans is getting bounced out of her apartment. t anand kills herself out of h desperatioean and anyone hearing or reading that dispatch from npr report, liliana fowler f would feel pretty bad forn the person who killed him or her self., politics aside, completelycomplo buryt it turns out npr didn t tell the entire story. what npr left out was that uzi i had shot a sheriff s deputy
ohr about links he had, doing work on investigation for the dirty dossier, christopher steele, author of the dossier even after the fbi fired him, this is what congressman jordan had to say about the possibility information was leaked to the press and those articles were used to justify applications, here s what he told us. remember the diagram the inspector general pursuit in his report talking about 13 people at the fbi talking to one reporter. we know this game is going on, talking to the press all the time instead of focusing on doing their job. shannon: what do you make of these claims? 560 page report from the inspector general, the inspector
guns are turning out to be a key issue in battleground states like florida and democrats up to capitalize on anti-gun activism in november. the department of education report on school shootings over one year has turned into a part of that debate but there are new questions into that report. i would be surprised, anita vogel separating fact from fiction on that report. reporter: is it fake news or just a bunch of careless mistakes made by individual schools was the department of education reported during the 2015-16 school year, 235 schools reported one incident involving a school shooting, national public radio reached out to every single one of the school district and of the 75% that responded only 11 incidents were confirmed being real. here s a clip from that npr report. 160 one of those 235 cases we did learn districts or schools told us nothing at all happened. the biggest chunk of those
inspector general produced in his report. 13 people at the fbi talking to one reporter. you know the game was going on, talking to the press all the time instead of focusing on doing their job, this, remember chairman nunez s memo talks about the news story, they used that, the dossier and get the warrant. shannon: what you heard from different witnesses, what started the entire russia investigation, here is what the congressman said. in the first hour of testimony it became clear there are factual conflicts.