running this war room. he had fallen out with the president but was now back basically as one of his outside allies. and that huge fight leading up all the way up to the presidency, over whether steve bannon should be getting a pardon, people like kellyanne i got it conway said no, absolutely not. but at 9:00 that, night bannon talked with the president and the president put him on the list. it was definitely a situation where, if you knew the president, you knew people around the president, there were a lot of people who used to work for the president, who were trafficking and robbyn for pardons. that s with those last few days while. we re all about. and of course, jarred pardoned his dad. tom, let s talk about the kind of danger that mike pence was in. we heard about how trump attacked pence on a phone call, for not agreeing to go with the blocked. but as the insurrection was underway, this happened. did trump ever call the vice president to check on his safety? he did not.
trying to throw its support behind senator purdue. it didn t seem it s given him enough of a nudge to help, it s really interesting because when donald trump started attacking camp, to begin with he was talking to republicans in a county that s deeply red. i was hearing republicans say they weren t so sure about camp, we went back to that county last, and everybody was saying that we re gonna vote for camp, in the republican primary. wow, all because it seems, that s interesting to talk about. but i also want to touch of ellison, on the democratic side of things as well, where are we with that? yeah, you look at the senate democrat raphael warnock. he doesn t have a viable chance, the only person challenging that is never pulled above a 6%. so, he s been quiet on the campaign, robbyn s campaign have said that his focus on governing right now not on campaigning. stacy averages who s running for governor, she does not have a primary challenge at all.
it. then, if on a hard road told her story, looked over at marshall with his bible, hadn t seen him in two decades. i wanted to walk over to him and say, you hurt me. you not only hurt this family, but you hurt me, but i wasn t allowed. so, once i gave my testimony, i guess you can say it was a done deal. two days later, the jury agreed. they found william marshall guilty of first degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison. i always knew he was going to pay for what he did. but i mean enough that i want him to see him pay on earth. i hope he looks to be 100. and spends a lot of years and that little six by nine cell. robbyn deserved to see justice. and, you know, it s true that a child didn t bring her back. now, robin s murderer is
to stay in prison for the rest of his life and never get out. the trial finally began 2007. 23 years after robbyn s murder. william marshall is now 46. he arrived in court each day carrying a bible. it is troubled youth, early drug addiction, rap sheet for decades behind him, this was a man who looked capable of cold blooded murder. he said nothing. just watch prosecutor john lewin make the case against him. william marshall knew before he walked into the restaurant that night, he knew robbyn knew him. so, he knew that if he was going to give this crime, he was going to kill her. so, this was just a heartless, her rift big, unconscionable crime. the motive? drug money. then, eliminate the witness. said prosecutor john the one. marshall had been arrested before robin s murder for possession of pcp. a man who need to cash, who knew, who thought, where to get
the hardest thing, then and now, wants to imagine, who would do such a thing? and why? somebody deliberately took her life. this was a heinous crime. in the days after the murder, the policed cast around for cruz, motive, suspects. there was not much to go on. beyond that one puzzling piece of foam that they found on the floor near robin s body. though none of the detectives could even figure out where it was, let alone what you said could be as a clue. but as they looked hard at the crime scene and try to piece together what was happening, they developed a rather troubling theory that might lead them to a suspect. it appears that this was not the work of a random stranger. there was no indication of forced entry. there is no indication of a struggle. that seemed clear from the autopsy. robbyn had been stabbed to death, attacked with a knife,