officers. fast-forward to today. the city s police chief saying officer did violate department policy and has been terminated. the chief says the other officer did not violate policy but lost his temper. he s been suspended for three days in what the chief hopes will bring closure to everyone involved. we will not focus on the rearview mirror. this incident happened two years ago, almost two years ago. instead, we are going to focus on what s ahead of us. in those moments, your best judgment should come out, and your moment, your best experience and training ought to show itself. we did not see that on july 5th. alton sterling s family maintains that those two officers got away with cold-blooded murder, and they say they are extremely upset.
officers. fast-forward to today. the city s police chief saying officer did violate department policy and has been terminated. the chief says the other officer did not violate policy but lost his temper. he s been suspended for three days in what the chief hopes will bring closure to everyone involved. we will not focus on the rearview mirror. this incident happened two years ago, almost two years ago. instead, we are going to focus on what s ahead of us. in those moments, your best judgment should come out, and your moment, your best experience and training ought to show itself. we did not see that on july 5th. alton sterling s family maintains that those two officers got away with cold-blooded murder, and they say they are extremely upset.
we know that strzok and paige talked about the so-called insurance policy with who we believe is andrew mccabe, who was fired today, and remember, july 1st, before they interviewed clinton, beforee comey came forward and went public on july 5th, they revealed that loretta lynch knew the fix was in in the clinton investigation. let s see. strzok, page, mccabe, comey, and loretta lynch all knowing? now, they were hesitant to investigate hillary clinton, we also learned, because they might win and retaliate against them. those are facts, those are real text messages and it s only a small sampling of what has been released. there is evidence showing and proving all this. so what is the media have to prove as it relates to trump-russia collusion a year later? nothing. no evidence.io no facts. they are basing everything on nothing but their own conspiracy theory and their own little media bubble. we have been giving you facts,
and nondisclosure agreement, all personnel must sign, i think that is pretty clean and clear that that would be a violation. the role that he played historically was determinative. more than the other, if i have anything to do with it. i ask you yes or no, would you subpoena him? martha: let s bring in jason chaffetz s and the powder of the georgetown institute of public politics. good to see both of you tonight. let me start with you, what does everybody want them to explain? explain the truth because he came and testified before the house and the senate and said he made the decision after interviewing secretary clinton. that interview happen july 2nd. we had a national holiday on july 4th. on july 5th, went ahead and said, we re not going to prosecute her. it s totally inexcusable. if senator graham, senator grassley, trey gowdy saying that they had
mystery solved. a suspect and new accomplice behind bars. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo pleaded guilty to four counts of criminal homicide in the deaths of four young pennsylvania men missing since last week. his cousin, sean kratz, admitted his involvement in three of them. in what appears to be a series of drug deals gone bad. we did find three of those young men buried deep within the ground under an old oil tank that was converted into a cooker, about 12 1/2 feet down. reporter: after two stunning confessions, investigators finally believe they know exactly what happened. we have the two men locked up that need to be brought to justice. reporter: according to the affidavit, on july 5th, dinardo told police he shot and killed jeme patrick because he didn t have the $8,000 to buy four pounds of marijuana. dinardo then buried patrick on his parents remote multi-million dollar farm. just two days later, dinardo agreed to sell marijuana to another boy, 19-year-old dean