so he gets the friend to come in and make the purchase. that was our theory, yes. it s hard to put together a heat of passion scenario, mom s in jeopardy, if you purchase the weapon in advance. correct. and the prosecutor told the jury there was no evidence of a fight that evening. if you look at the exact moment of the killing, jim tan is just sitting at his desk. sitting at his desk answering e-mails. answering e-mails, working to, you know, provide a living and a pretty good living for his family. in fact, the medical examiner testified that as jim tan sat behind his desk in his home office, he was shot three times about the chest and face. the last shot the coup de grace. medical examiners still believe jim tan was alive when that was inflicted right to his face. the prosecutors believe it was thursday night, that same night, the same night that one of charlie s friends sent a deputy to the tan home to check on charlie s welfare. it s possible that when the bo
what s going on. everyone in washington and at this point across the country is now trying to figure out who is behind this anonymous op-ed in the new york times describing so-called resistance inside the trump administration. the president is reportedly furious, calling the source gutless and a product of the deep state. but the author says they re not alone. citing a group of senior white house officials and trump appointees working to, quote, frustrate parts of the president agenda as well as the worst inclinations. another source says there are dozens and dozens of like-minded officials. the op-ed writer says the administration has had successes on issues like deregulation and tax reform but insist they have come despite the president s petty and ineffective leadership, not the cause of it. quote, meetings with president trump veer off topic and off the rails. he engages in repetitive rants and his impulsiveness results in
in and make the purchase. that was our theory, yes. it s hard to put together a heat of passion scenario, mom s in jeopardy, if you purchase the weapon in advance. correct. and the prosecutor told the jury there was no evidence of a fight that evening. if you look at the exact moment of the killing, jim tan is just sitting at his desk. sitting at his desk answering e-mails. answering e-mails, working to, you know, provide a living and a pretty good living for his family. in fact, the medical examiner testified that as jim tan sat behind his desk in his home office, he was shot three times about the chest and face. the last shot the coup de grace. medical examiners still believe jim tan was alive when that was inflicted right to his face. the prosecutors believe it was that same night, the same night that one of charlie s friends sent a deputy to the tan home to check on charlie s welfare.
the news tonight is that donald trump s open challenges to fact and truth itself are getting bolder. i have a very special panel of some of our favorite guests of the year, including fat joe with bill crystal, jess mcintosh, and leah wright rigueur. some critics have said, donald trump is effectively lying to and gaslighting america and getting people nervous about what the facts are, and what sources they should rely on. the new york times is now reporting that he, quote, raged at his staff for having someone else s television, the first lady, tuned to cnn, a news network, instead of fox, his aides also working to, quote, keep him insulated from the outside world. and all of this is the context for something we reported right here on the beat, the president of the united states saying people should not believe
melody camp bell. she is the chairman of sisters lead, sisters vote. thank you so much for joining us. glad to be here, joy. tell me why the women, you yourself and more than 200 members of this signatories to this letter wrote that letter, and have you gotten a respond from the leaders? first of all, it s gone up to over 500 plaque women and others and allies, men and women from all races, quite frankly. wasn t just myself, but it was a group of us who working to, civil rights and social justice issues who were outraged and very concerned when we saw congresswoman wears being attacked, and even more concerned when the leadership did not stand with her as she was speaking truth to power about what was she speaking about at the end of the day, about the 2,000, now 3,000 children who have been separated from their families. and so, we knew as black women, black women in leadership, we needed to speak up and really