quickly reunited him with his parents. turned to talk to question him. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i ll be back here tomorrow night. cnn tonight with alison camerata starts now. hey alison. adorable story, pam. yes, it is. we ll cover it a little bit, too. thanks so much. thank you. good evening, everyone. i m alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight . what does it mean when it s black 16 year old cannot ring the wrong door bell. without getting shot or a white 20 year old cannot make a wrong turn into someone s driveway without getting shot. or our second amendment rights, outweighing many of our other rights are panel has an interesting take on that. plus fox has to cough up $787 million for their outrageous lies about dominion voting systems. but you know who will never know about this fox viewers because the settlement does not include an on air apology or correction. the network put out a statement saying they quote acknowledge the court s findings. about ce
satisfied they took the settlement. that s the way i feel. and the reason i feel that is because when you go and you look at who is the co founders of the venture capitalist firm that owns dominion, and you find out that there were two guys who and i have nothing against rich people? i love rich people want to be one of you. but there were two guys who, like worked for like these these things. these firms that were on like the buyout teams for these firms. in other words, there job to go find limping companies buy them out flesh and i ll get as much money as they possibly. can. we expected too much of a problem. exactly democracy american in making and they took it a long way risk in this last part of part of the public record, and there s been a ton of attention on this, and we will always have that. there will always be an asterisk. i mean, frankly, there already was for reasonable people, but they were now i think more objectively being asterisk next to the so called fox news networ
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quite vociferous. he will punch back pretty hard so he mirrors the president s style. they re somewhat like minded. isn t that part of it too? absolutely. they get each over. and often times when we see giuliani punching back it is for an audience of one and the president very much likes those appearances even while some around him say they aren t necessarily helpful. the president is appreciative of those performances. it s going to be did i feel to separate the two but you kno more stuff could come out related to that. but there are some risks because giuliani is linked to those two guys who. reporter: indicted so are there political costs for the president being seen paling around with giuliani right now and what are the concerns if he were to turn on giuliani? i mean is giuliani more dangerous being cut loose or staying within the president s circle?
william sherman, who had a similar experience. my god. sherman. how long has it been? [ laughs ] it was tough to be an army officer between wars, and there they were. and these were two guys who, it turned out, would be very talented at war, but they made a mess of peace. what are you doing, sam? solving the problem of poverty. that s a problem i ve become quite aware of myself. oh, soldiering is about all we re good for. well, good luck, sam. he s a brilliant general. he s an insightful general. but when he s not leading an army, the man s just a train wreck. [ birds chirping ] so, tell me how does a failure become a general in the u.s. army? well, after fort sumter, men all over illinois were volunteering. the state needed officers with experience to train.