her number one fear. oh, absolutely. he used their daughter as a way to manipulate shauna, time and time again. reporter: shauna had been letting her work mates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. one text, it would be nice, you know, short and sweet. like, i love you. i ve been thinking about you all day, we need to work things out. and then, you know, we would be working. she wouldn t be able to text him back right away and ten minutes later, he s blowing up her phone cussing her out, calling her names. reporter: shauna s supporters remembered her funeral quite differently than george s people did. he had no emotion. no emotion at all. he did a eulogy, talking about how much money shauna liked to spend, and that there was one time she was at the gas station and accidentally left the pump in the car. in the eulogy? in the eulogy. reporter: paula watched george and his daughter at the
oh, absolutely. he used their daughter as a way to manipulate shauna, time and time again. reporter: shauna had been letting her work mates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. one text, it would be nice, you know, short and sweet. like, i love you. i ve been thinking about you all day, we need to work things out. and then, you know, we would be working. she wouldn t be able to text him back right away and ten minutes later, he s blowing up her phone cussing her out, calling her names. reporter: shauna s supporters remembered her funeral quite differently than george s people did. he had no emotion. no emotion at all. he did a eulogy, talking about how much money shauna liked to spend, and that there was one time she was at the gas station and accidentally left the pump in the car. in the eulogy? in the eulogy. reporter: paula watched george and his daughter at the cemetery and fumed.
to manipulate shauna, time and time again. reporter: shauna had been letting her work mates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. one text, it would be nice, you know, short and sweet. like, i love you. i ve been thinking about you all day, we need to work things out. and then, you know, we would be working. she wouldn t be able to text him back right away and ten minutes later, he s blowing up her phone cussing her out, calling her names. reporter: shauna s supporters remembered her funeral quite differently than george s people did. he had no emotion. no emotion at all. he did a eulogy, talking about how much money shauna liked to spend, and that there was one time she was at the gas station and accidentally left the pump in the car. in the eulogy? in the eulogy. reporter: paula watched george and his daughter at the cemetery and fumed. they hadn t even lowered her in the ground yet, and he said,
investigation. in a washington post article trump fumes over russian indictments. a senior republican in close contact with top staffers said, quote, the walls are closing in. everyone is freaking out. the president pushed back on that narrative, of course, telling the new york times, i am not actually angry at anybody. let s bring in the round table. ashley parker. she has been reporting as a white house reporter for the washington post. eugene robinson. a columnist and msnbc contributor and jonathan swann, national political reporter for axios. ashley, you are on top of the story. when you get into the white house, are they afraid of being caught up in this sort of perjury trap where you are asked questions that are detailed and you can deny them but you ll get caught and mouse trapped right away? are they afraid of being overheard saying something that sounds like obstruction by one of their work mates? what s the fear? sure. the concern is and this has been the case for a
so what could be more beneficial than to find people associated with them either by friendship or accomplice and for us to determine that. reporter: thank you. yes, sir. reporter: two questions. first, you mentioned in your comments he had a secret life. what do you mean by that? well, most of us not most of us. i don t. i don t live through social media. there s a lot of us that live through social media in today s world. there s a lot of people interactive in the public. there s a lot of people that have work mates. this individual is retired. we found out that he has some real estate investments. relationship wise it s very hard to determine what has occurred in his life in the last decade or so. we do know that he has an ex-wife. she didn t lead us to any knowledge. everybody knows we talked to his brother. no knowledge was obtained. so anything that would indicate this individual s trigger point