cold and the wind and everything. and it was insane. what was it like when this piece of the door, or a piece of the plane came off? and left this big hole. was it starting, did it happen gradually or did it just pop off? what were the initial moments like? could you feel the air being sucked out of plane? it was sudden. it was, boom! and then air in, air out. and then so much wind. so much wind that you couldn t here the flight attendant s message to us. she was talking to us and we couldn t understand what she was saying. it was very scary. and nobody knew what to do. we all just froze. everybody froze. and i m sure prayed and hoped for the best and i m sure other people typed out messages and thought that this could be it.
to get everyone on the same page. these officers and agents are doing things that you re not seeing right now. a very good point. state and local police on the scene. the fbi has made its way to the scene. stand by, if you would. bring in former assistant fbi director, chris swecker. chris, i heard you talking earlier about this. i m wondering at the same time, nicole says police are busy, going room to room, making sure every enclave is clear. stand by, chris. i want to go a local reporter. after five minutes of it starting, hey, guys, we just received an alert that there s an active shooter. we re going to keep you in here for a second. i m checking my phone. yeah, there s an active shooter in the building next to me.
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he said he finally had a plan to deal with the pandemic. but trump wanted to wait to release it until a time when it would better help him win re-election. the plan over the next four weeks bob, i ve got 106 days. that s a long time. you know, if i put out a plan now, people won t even remember it in 100 i won the last election no, no. it s not just put out the plan. it s execute it. i am executing you ll see it starting but it was not just trump s handling of the pandemic that led woodward to declare him an unparalleled danger. back in december 2019, trump shared letters with woodward that had been sent by north korean dictator kim jong-un. he wrote me beautiful letters. and they re great letters. we fell in love. we fell in love. kim jong-un is of course a
cnn the plea oj demanding in recent weeks that the former president return any classified documents he still has, making clear that they don t believe he has returned everything that he took when he left the white house. did you catch that? in recent weeks. so after 18 months of efforts by the federal government, after the fbi s search of mar-a-lago, the doj believes that he is still turning over everything he was supposed to. the question in all of this is what is he trying to hide? i want to bring in now cnn senior legal analyst laura coats. laura, appreciate you joining us. thank you so much. after all of this back and forth between the federal government and trump s team to get everything back. even after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. the doj still doesn t think that they have got everything. i mean, this keeps growing? i mean, isn t it starting to think about. and the big question, of course, is why does the former president think he is entitled to retain the classified