bill clinton one even though perot was more in line with bush on the issues. joe democrats even though both were more aligned with democrats. so, can a third party candidate actually win? or just keep someone else from winning? can a third-party be more than a faint echo of an existing party? do voters really want more options? can a group calling itself nonpartisan stand a chance and an exceedingly partisan landscape? andrew yang knows what it s like to run for president but he knows what it s like to buck the trend and do things differently. he is testing whether america is indeed open to a third party. he joins us now. welcome to you mr. yang. i guess for me it starts with the issues. i mean pick the issue. spending, inflation, social issues, the war in eastern europe. how would a third-party differ from the two existing parties. word is at stake out its position on fill in the blank issue? you know trey, thank you for having me on. i really appreciate it. about half of
but is karlsen s misfortune a cover for something more sinister? christina s family was suspicious. karl was horrible with money. unfortunately, when karl karlsen needs money, people have accidents. levi had a life insurance policy. john cleere: over $700,000. jones: i don t believe in coincidence. do you? morgan: i ve been given one hour with karlsen. come sit down. who says he was forced into a confession. the interview lasted for ten hours. (sobbing) i didn t kill my son. absolutely he maintains his innocence. but this man saw his family members as a meal ticket. he told me she s a crispy critter. he doesn t kill them with his bare hands, he doesn t stab them, he doesn t shoot them. he creates a hazardous situation and then sits back and lets the situation kill them. morgan: can karl convince me of his innocence? my question for you is this, karl: are you the world s unluckiest human being, or are you a ruthless killer? morgan: karl. how are you? how are you, sir?
in trying to solve one mystery, police may have solved two. here i have two women who appeared to die the same way. lightning don t strike the same place twice. that s a whole lot of women dead at the bottom of the stairs in this guy s life, don t you think? but what looked like the end of this story it s really stuff made for tv drama. was just another beginning. i always had hope. it has to be made right. when the cell doors slide shut with a resounding clank i was a wreck during this period. i really was. when the sun will come up through razor wire every day for the rest of your life that s where it begins and ends. a convict s glimmer of a successful appeal and retrial may keep desperate hope alive. i always had hope. it has to be made right. but in the real world of criminal justice, most of the time once you re inside, you re done. this is reality that we couldn t change. but not every case ends the way you d expect. meet michael
in trying to solve one mystery, police may have solved two. here i have two women who appeared to die the same way. lightning don t strike the same place twice. that s a whole lot of women dead at the bottom of the stairs in this guy s life, don t you think? but what looked like the end of this story it s really stuff made for tv drama. was just another beginning. i always had hope. it has to be made right. when the cell doors slide shut with a resounding clank i was a wreck during this period. i really was. when the sun will come up through razor wire every day for the rest of your life that s where it begins and ends. a convict s glimmer of a successful appeal and retrial may keep desperate hope alive. i always had hope. it has to be made right. but in the real world of criminal justice, most of the time once you re inside, you re done. this is reality that we couldn t change. but not every case ends the way you d expect. meet michael
that s a whole lot of women dead at the bottom of the stairs in this guy s life, don t you think? but what looked like the end of this story it s really stuff made for tv drama. was just another beginning. i always had hope. it has to be made right. when the cell doors slide shut with a resounding clank i was a wreck during this period. i really was. when the sun will come up through razor wire every day for the rest of your life that s where it begins and ends. a convict s glimmer of a successful appeal and retrial may keep desperate hope alive. i always had hope. it has to be made right. but in the real world of criminal justice, most of the time once you re inside, you re this is reality that we couldn t change. but not every case ends the way you d expect. meet michael peterson. his case, which defies all odds, became known as the staircase murder. the sensational investigation and trial that ensued would rip a family apart. the secrets