i was delighted to meet someone who was more, worldly and sophisticated than the run-of-the-mill, suburban american you meet. we just had that connection. i cannot describe it in words. i don t think i have words to describe what i we felt. reporter: like a blossom to bees, the sweet-natured anna attracted a circle of admirers. safe to say you had a crush on her? you could probably say that, yeah, at some point. i don t think she ever had a problem. everybody loved her. well, maybe not everyone. reporter: so many people would soon become potential suspects, when someone s love and admiration, turned toxic and deadly. somewhere in that circle of fans, danger was waiting. but if anna saw it coming, she kept it to herself. and so she d listened to your really deepest secrets but she
onto the seat from the democrat. this the newt gingrich s old seat. suburban american that has been red for a long time and today they re purple if not deeper. i think we have to make sure we double back messaging matters and campaigns matter. dallas, we lost 137,000, 137,000 ballot deficit there. you look at texas. greg abbott won big. pete sessions lost, cruz came in somewhere in between. the bottom line is our candidates need to know up and down the ballot no matter how safe their seat once was they need to fight for every vote. communicate effectively the results the president and republican congress are having. we have a 3.7% unemployment rate. economic growth has gone above 3%. we need to go out and sell much more effectively how our policies are benefiting everyday americans. sandra: all right. cabinet shake-up.
represent, all across rural american, suburban american, midwestern american are undergoing dislocation because of the switch from an industrial-based economy to an economy anchored in technology. they re getting a raw deal. we need to provide them with a better deal. and we need to deal with all of the culture wars in between. we ve got to deal with these issues of how we treat women and what we have allowed to go forward. and when you have a president that won t even condemn his party s nominee in alabama, to the credit of democrats, they said, franken s wrong, others are wrong. this is wrong. maybe different degrees, but be consistent. and i think we ve got to be right on the economy and the culture wars. you can t be part right and call yourself righteous. absolutely. you know, and these issues aren t issues for democrats or republicans, they re issues of right versus wrong. and we need to stand on the side of the righteousness as it
that tells me they re looking at random targets. they re not predetermined targets. this is americana, right? do they hate suburban american. we couldn t figure out why they were doing it. you had 911. this is one year later. at first we re not sure if we have a terrorist operation. there was no sense at all who was behind this, who the next victim might be, when it would stop, if it would stop. we didn t know what the next 16 hours were going to bring. the snipers started leaving notes. it was sort of like getting punched in the face. d we re her. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space.
we re endorsing a federal ban on gun shows selling guns without background checks. federal ban on internet sales. they could have taken a real step towards enhancing their credibility. they embarrassed himself. learning apierr emp pm lapier resign. the republicans have a choice. break with the nra or have every suburban american that looks like this and says this guy is nuts. if you look at this statement you have to think this guy is whacked. that s a danger for the republicans to align themselves with. i know you don t mean this in a flip callous way but your reaction is similar to other people who are not anti-gun, they are anti-assault weapons that have magazines that are capable of shooting dozens of people in seconds. that s what people are missing.