him, were made when she was having a medical emergency. how reliable could those statements be? the defense also focused on what they called a sloppy inept investigation by the police. and pointed at jennifer through innuendo with her ugly divorce and custody battle as the one with the motive to kill steven. they didn t directly argue that jennifer pulled the trigger, only there was no hard evidence shirley did. and what did jennifer have to say to the jury? nothing. she didn t even attend the trial. the defense called no witnesses of its own. so what did jurors think of the case? we spoke with three. did shirley skinner look like someone who could commit this kind of crime? honestly, no. as a matter of fact, when i first walked in there, i thought she was one of the attorneys. i had no idea actually the one who was on, you kn, trl. what did you think of the police investigation? left something to be desired. there was a lot of holes in
write-ups from everything to destroying property and making threats and tattooing. assault to avoid a issue or me getting cuffed up and taken to segregation or causing a security issue and everybody getting caught down and catching a write-up over it, i choose to stay in my cell. take one whole sausage, slice it up like he has, long ways and you make quarters out of them and you cut that completely in half. sometimes i ll put honey on e sausage and put the cheese over the top of it and then cook it in a microwave for a minute so it melts it down and it makes a pretty good meal. it s better than the food they serve you in the chow hall. cooking in his cell is just one way he combats the pain of prison life. others seek ways to express their individuality. but david took things to a level unlike anything ever witnessed
the understatement of the century. we say to monica,do whatever you kn go and take a walk. when we got down to the lobby, i said to her, i m leaving. you re on your own. but i watched her, and she went over to the pay phone. investigators later pull the records for the pay phone. and, in fact, she called the white house. she called betty currie and tried to convey what was going on, but she couldn t say anything directly, and so she kept saying to ms. currie, hoover. hoover. and she was trying to, obviously, refer to j. edgar hoover, who had been dead for many years, and betty didn t figure it out. lewinsky s mother, marsha lewis, finally arrived at the ritz-carlton late that evening. they went out into the hallway to talk together alone. her mother wanted her to cooperate, and it was monica s decision that she would not cooperate. they stopped outside the door of the room. they had a heated conversation. monica s mother said, monica, you re going to tell the
family. he lost support from breitbart readers. he came out i guess a few days too late in his pseudo apology, and in that apology he still said that in terms of the president, he s the only one who could really be the voice of the president s agenda for the country. and and, you kn and, you know, the president didn t say anything after that apology. we see where steve bannon is today. it s so fascinating, wolf, because less than a year ago we watched the inauguration. i was there probably 100 feet away from that platform on that rainy day, and after the inauguration ceremony, when everyone went inside to the capitol, one person remained on that platform, taking it all in, and that was steve bannon along with kellyanne conway. and just to see how far we ve come in less than a year, where steve bannon, who knows where he ll be tomorrow. as of today, he s lost a crux of his support system and his power. mitch mcconnell, a whole bunch of other republicans, they re pretty happy about all
it s not his trouble-making days he talks about the most. my dad, he could walk through the door right now and i wouldn t have any idea that was him. and my mom, she tries to be there for me, but she really doesn t. she was going to try to actually have me come home and stay with her, but she doesn t have the money for it. out of 12 messages i had today, 7 messages had to do with behavior problems going on in the unit. stephanie roberts is a psychiatric social services counselor in pendleton s d-9 unit. over the past week, d-9 has had its share of trouble. we ve had people battering staff, we ve had people urinating under doors. we ve had a lot going on. so, i want to see from your guys perspective what is going on in this unit that is leading to this negative behavior and how can we change it. a lot of them have had lives that you and i would never we might not survive through. you kn, some of these kids have had to toughen up and be