in the hearing. so long as is a reasonable request, no guarantee that the we will be able to use them. but to submit the ones we ask questions about, you will go back to president trump, go back to president bush for review. now, i see that plainly. if i could just finish my point, we have a number of those documents released to us the night before. to think that we could somehow ask you about the documents, revealed to you what questions we wanted to ask, and it s not even your determination. it goes back to bill burke, who is then making a determination about documents paid on the specific document that i brought up as a great illustration of the absurdity of the process. i brought up a document entitled racial profiling. i asked the candidate about his views about this issue. it s controversial issue. that document actually does reveal his thinking about that issue at the time. the fact that there is nothing in that document that is personal information, there s nothing national s
reporter: yeah. you can t allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathan s movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school that thursday morning. he said he was doing homework in a computer lab at the time of the murder. but was he? and he was in school from what time to what time? i don t know. what time did you pick him up thursday? i picked hip up around 10:00. reporter: detective ellzey also asked daniel what he was doing on thursday morning. routine questioning. starbucks.
other rays around the country. that is the lay of the land there. garrett haake it on the ground at o connor headquarters wes terville, ohio. it looks quiet behind you. what was it like to be out there tonight? i m the last man standing. they ve turned off the lights. everybody has gone home. a few hours ago, this was a pretty bumping party. democrats really felt like they had a shot here tonight. it the last 48 hours of this race, everything seemed to be breaking their way. the republican candidate stumbled into a gaffe about franklin county the night before the election started. their candidate had been all over the place in national and local media. they felt like they were fighting out the last few days of this campaign on democratic issue turf talking about health care, they were talking about protecting it social security. that s one of the reasons that democrats nationally by the way like what they see here today.
everybody has gone home. a few hours ago, this was a pretty bumping party. democrats really felt like they had a shot here tonight. it the last 48 hours of this race, everything seemed to be breaking their way. the republican candidate stumbled into a gaffe about franklin county the night before the election started. their candidate had been all over the place in national and local media. they felt like they were fighting out the last few days of this campaign on democratic issue turf talking about health care, they were talking about protecting it social security. that s one of the reasons that democrats nationally by the way like what they see here today. they like the issue set that was fought over in this campaign. they re also going to like the enthusiasm a lot. you talked about that big franklin county number, 65% of the vote. you saw that reflected around this district over the last couple days. core democratic voters were fired up to vote in this race, fired up to volunteer out
has been asking other staffers about him and what kind of justice he would be. ainsley: the justice july 9th. sat down with senators. mostly democrats red state democrats because their states overwhelmingly voted for president trump. they are up for re-election. if they don t support the justice he nominates they are stuck do. they go with the democrats or support what their constituents would want. one of the senators who sat down with the president last night is heidi heitcamp hot president had just blown up out on the trail in her home state of north dakota. ainsley: the night before. steve: exactly right. heitcamp, manchin and donley. he also met with senators. he has to worry about rand paul as he has always got to worry about rand paul and worry about jeff flake. what he is trying to do is get those same three democrats who voted for judge gorsuch to come on board with whomever the name