we started show with a mystery on the presidential campaign trail. there was a weird physical confrontation yesterday between presidential candidate ted cruz and someone we could not identify. it happened at a rally for the county clerk in kentucky who has been jailed for contempt of court after she refused to issue marriage licenses. it seal like that would be a mike huckabee and ted cruz event. we knew they were both there yesterday. but in the end it ended up being just a mike huckabee thing because in part, ted cruz wabltd to go talk on the left to the reporters but guy in the red shirt would not let him pass. and it was this weird mystery. and we didn t know who that man in the red shirt was. all we knew was last night, because of the physical stand-off of red shirt guy and ted cruz, the getting out of jail moment looked like this. i will tell you again. we did not add the sound track
we started show with a mystery on the presidential campaign trail. there was a weird physical confrontation yesterday between presidential candidate ted cruz and someone we could not identify. it happened at a rally for the county clerk in kentucky who has been jailed for contempt of court after she refused to issue marriage licenses. it seal like that would be a mike huckabee and ted cruz event. we knew they were both there yesterday. but in the end it ended up being just a mike huckabee thing because in part, ted cruz wabltd to go talk on the left to the reporters but guy in the red shirt would not let him pass. and it was this weird mystery. and we didn t know who that man in the red shirt was. all we knew was last night, because of the physical
suicides in jails. it happens all the time. the fact these are two sufficient separate incidents. the incident that got her into custody in the first place. if one was making the argument it was the officers who brought her there and her suicide happened right away, that would be very us is that i shall. it doesn t seem like there s any reason to think officers the prison or jail employees would have any motive for wanting her to in any way be harmed. that s absolutely correct. and once again, harry is correct. it seal like i m always agreeing with harry. you are. nobody approached that jail cell. we know about eight8:00 in the morning, she was in her cell and presumably alive and well. and about an hour slaert when she was found hanged to death. if nobody approach that s cell during that time and there s
and once again, harry is correct. it seal like i m always agreeing with harry. you are. nobody approached that jail cell. we know about 8:00 in the morning, she was in her cell and presumably alive and well. and about an hour slaert when she was found hanged to death. if nobody approach that s cell during that time and there s nobody in the cell with her, i am perfectly fine concluding in all likelihood it is too soon to make a conclusion. the fbi is going to look at the video. were there any cuts? a possibility. i see i think the key is a trans parent investigation. she deserves it. thank you very much.
haul. he won t commit to backing the eventual nominee and he might even run as an independent. robert is a national political report we are the washington post. he spoke to donald trump today. robert, let me start with you. so try to understand. try to explain to us wham here with this phone call. reince priebus call up donald trump. there are two conflicting versions. what they don t seem to disagree on is that at some point, priebus said tone it down. it seal like priebus tried to dress it up with a lot of flattery. did the message get through in. priebus called trump. he did tell will trump to tone it down and trump acknowledged that. everyone familiar with the call. it was about asking trump to tone it down but it was done in priebus usual way, friendly quiet, not exactly hitting trump