follow us almost everywhere. and the weird, fractured, personal diary they write remains forever. of course, it s meaningless, most of it. meaningless, that is, until it s not, until it s terrifying. the san francisco bay, may 27, 2011. 6:55 pm, a young nursing student named michelle le walks across a footbridge from her training hospital to the parking lot. she is not supposed to be here. for reasons unknown and without permission, she has left her post at the hospital. here she walks to her white honda crv just out of camera range. then 7:17 pm, here is michelle s honda leaving the garage. but why? why then, just an hour or two before the end of her shift? good questions, questions about to engulf a whole family. why that day?
coming out like a threat. it becomes harder and harder to believe some of these stories to believe the position of the governor in his case, you have to believe that bridget kelly, for example, came up with the idea, all by herself in that one e-mail. it had nothing to do with her bosses telling her what 20 do. you have to believe that the mayor here who comes out rather painfully and to me spontaneously offers up evidence about what happened and shows her personal diary, offers to take a lie detector test, offers to go under oath, at great risk to herself for no apparent gain. you have to think she is at least worth listening to in court. the people who are denying all this are simply doing what politicians normally do, deny stuff. thank you, gene robinson. thank you, bob ingle, bob. coming up, chris christie is fighting for his political life. never mind 2016, his governorship could be at stake. and now a new poll as troubling news for the governor. chuck todd is going to be down
and so they re going to have to i think do better than that and be more specific than that in the denial. it sounds like there was a conversation, and it sounds like these elements were present in the conversation. and it s hard to put those elements in there without it coming out like a threat. it becomes harder and harder to believe some of these stories to believe the position of the governor in his case, you have to believe that bridget kelly, for example, came up with the idea, all by herself in that one e-mail. it had nothing to do with her bosses telling her what 20 do. you have to believe that the mayor here who comes out rather painfully and to me spontaneously offers up evidence about what happened and shows her personal diary, offers to take a lie detector test, offers to go under oath, at great risk to herself for no apparent gain. you have to think she is at least worth listening to in court. the people who are denying all this are simply doing what politicians normally
fast-track this development. and the mayor was so shaken up by this, she recorded it in her personal diary. she shared her personal diary. and it was amazing. and you can look did she doctor this thing up. this a diary that spans a long period of time, personal, mundane entries and in the middle of it, handwritten, telling this story of and trying to figure out she is disappointed. and two nights later in the same diary, talks about being at an event, a sandy anniversary event. and she is on stage with the man who is in christie s cabinet, and he is chris christie s commissioner of the department of community affairs. he deals with development around the state. they are seated next to each other, and she writes in the diary, she says, we re mic ed up, we re not on the air yet. cameras may not be rolling, but we re miked up and he turns to me and makes the same explicit threat. if you want your sandy funds, you have to move forward on the rockefeller project in hoboken. so tha
single fbi agent on the ground in benghazi. we re all looking toward that investigation because that s what we re told from the administration will provide more answers, the fbi investigation, if no one is on the ground what are we to make of that? i think you make a couple of things. why is anybody not on the ground? is it too dangerous for the fbi to go there? secondly if the administration says, hold your horses wait until we got full investigation and we find out there is no investigation, again, it is that drip, drip, drip. what did they know? when did they know it? why are they trying to cover it up and what is going on? it wasn t so unsafe in benghazi a cnn reporter went there several days ago and got the ambassador s personal diary. maybe somebody is there but not the united states fbi. jenna: we ll watch the continuing to develop story. kt, thanks for your insights. well have much more on the controversy over the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. top senators on the sen