close. first of all, i am so sorry for your loss. i know that he was like a brother to you. i think the most important thing here is that we want to remember him and what he wanted to do with his life. tell us about him. you know, we come from such good stock. we come from a family that believes in service and given to others. protecting anyone around you. that is he was always that kid. he was always that guy. if it was a snarky comment ten family dinner, he would still give you advice and tell you how to fix something in your life because he cared. martha: i can t imagine the shock of this. it s one thing if someone is killed in a shoot-out or he s on the scene of a crime and he entered venice knowing that that was a possibility, he obviously was incredible dumb i
people in the top echelons of the fbi who have been in some sort of trouble or other over the last six months. i think right now jim comey has hurt himself, raises very serious questions about his ethics and behavior and perhaps his criminal liability. martha: what about this lawsuit that the dnc has put forth against the trump campaign and russia and everybody else? that is just the latest disgraceful move. that shows it s a political show from beginning to end. i would hope the judge would decide to them for abuse of process. this is the last thing listen. i was against the special counsel in most cases anyway. if the investigation is going forward, laid out stay in the criminal realm or the special council room to turn this into a show, they are talking about dos meeting, we ve been through all of that. there is nothing there. so i would hope that the judge, quite frankly, with throw this out-of-court. abusing the process of civil litigation. martha: rudy giuliani now on the
while sure we are old enough to have an opinion about it! every member of congress, every politician offering your thoughts and prayers. thank you, we will take them, as long as they come with an assault weapons ban! universal background checks! every other proposal that will make us safer ask mark dn together, use your voice, use your votes, consumer decisions, be the change! enough is enough! martha: andrew pollock is the father of meadow pollock who was killed in the parkland school shooting and he s a founder of americans for class, a nonprofit advocating for children s lives on school safety. andrew, good to see you. we ve talked a lot in the past and i m glad you re in new york tonight. thank you for making time for us. what goes through your mind when you watch the students? i feel for the students because, especially because that went to douglas, they were in that building with all the shots going off. they are minors. most of the kids these are not all the kids, al
oh, honestly, what i just want everyone to kind of know is he was my person. he was the person that every year since to my right of the dining room table at my grandparents house for christmas, thanks giving, easter, and i now forever, even though i am so blessed and getting married, i forever have to look to my right and i will never see him again, and i just want everyone to hold their loved ones close because tomorrow is not promised. that s what i have to say. i m sorry. martha: you know what, you did an excellent job, and i know this must be so hard for you, and i thank you for speaking with us and i do think it s important to remember these police officers who die in the line of duty and to know who they are. i thank you very much for doing that for us tonight, katina. god bless you. i thank you for giving me the time on the platform.
courageous and brave. but it is addressed and less horrible crime and remain another motive. what are your thoughts on how this played out and how he would want people to remember him for and the work that he wanted to do? honestly, i really don t want to speak on what happened because that is senseless and frankly, it s just messed up. i know taylor s heart and he would be stubborn and he would say, don t cry for me. i was doing what i loved. i m sorry, i am at a loss for words. now is not the appropriate time for that. martha: you re doing fine. you went through a lot and i give you a lot of credit for being able to speak through ab. i think you for doing that. i will give you a final thought if you have one, katina.