feels like i m never going to leave. i keep telling myself i will probably leave tomorrow and i wait for each little interval of time to go by. okay, just wait till this next interval of time and see what happens. i think in the case of clancy key, it s e of the best examples of how the little things can really change your situation in jail. every time we check in with her, she seemed more and more depressed. anxiously awaiting to be picked up. three days later kelly was released to a drug rehabilitation program but during her stay there she did not comply with the terms of the program. she was returned to the jail and served 90 days. coming up ever wonder what jail smells like? imagine if you have wet clothes you left out and didn t hang them to dry. that s kind of like the smell of jail. a lot of socks. a lot of wet socks. ut medicine, but we know a lot about drama.
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[indistinct conversation] thank you. thank you very much. cameras, time to go, thank you. jon: a lot of smiles and a shutter clicks but no questions taken by either leader. you might have heard president trump s shout out to sarah netanyahu, the prime ministers wife who has particularly been very kind to the first lady melania trump come he appreciated that very much. we are waiting for confirmation votes on two more of president trump s cabinet nominees and one could be facing serious opposition from both sides of the aisle. plus, ceos from major u.s. retailers at the white house for a meeting with the president. why they say it is vital their voices are heard. i ve been in the retail industry personally for 22 years. to my knowledge, the retail
access, dwindling access. and we were here all day long and we didn t see any provision shipments come in. there s some yelling over my shoulder over here. let s get that camera in on him coming out of the tarp. that s lavoy finnikan right there. the weapon is under the blanket. he s got a rifle over his lap. and he s in high spirits. he says his children are grown, and if it s his time to go so tell me everything he says to you implies that he will shoot and murder any federal about who approaches him with a gun or a weapon aimed at him. but his language seems very carefully tailored to not specifically say those words. that s someone who s sitting there planning to murder federal agents. i don t think he would say murder federal agents, but