Season 7, Episode 10: Anchored to the Past
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every day wake up and look out my window and see planet earth. not many guys have seen the dark side of the moon only a couple dozen. mump morech more ahead on america s news headquarters, could this throw a wrench in hillary s presidential campaign? now we re told the fbi is involved in the security behind her private e-mail server. this just will not go away. we ll sort it out coming up next. plus it s a release of a different kind orange muck actually. one million gallons oozing down a colorado river from an upstate mine. looks appetizing huh? we re going to tell you what authorities are telling residents to do about it coming up. and, a stunning victory for family and friends who lost loved ones in the colorado theater shooting. we re going to have reaction to the james holmes verdict coming up. our lives are forever altered. and the thought that this
mature on this one. that s amazing. bobby jindal has managed to make donald trump look completely rational, totally sane and by comparison presidential. look, what bobby jindal said in part is so obscenely stupid because we just watched a mass shooting in south carolina that had absolutely nothing to do with religion. i mean other than being in a church. all right. thank you to jonathan allen from vox. appreciate the time tonight. we ll be right back.
he loved that. i just think that s a calling he ha had. two fallen marines and two whose names have not been released publicly. and among the wounded a sailor. what do we know about that person? we have heard from randall smith s grandmother. she said it was her grandson, randall smith, who was wounded. she says he was shot three times. he is the father of three children. she says he was hit in the liver, the colon, and the stomach, that he spent the night in surgery and that today he is fighting for his life. his family very hopeful he is going to recover from very serious injuries. they say he was also instrumental in this investigation. he saw the shooter try to warn others but was not able to get away, fred. alexandra field, thank you so much. the same day of that chattanooga shooting, for jury in the colorado theater shooting
they can they can act presidentially in a moment like this with the one exception of bobby jindal who used the moment to attack the president of the united states for what he said was failing to take on the challenge of radical islam yeah, let s actually i want to put that up. that is the exception, i guess, to the rule today. everybody s statements on this were pretty much identical except bobby jindal, the louisiana governor. he released a statement, as jonathan is saying there, on the shooting. he went after the president hard. he said, quote, it s time for the white house to wake up and tell the truth. and the truth is that radical islam is at war with us. we must start by being honest about that. this is grotesque. you cannot defeat evil until you admit that it exists. jonathan, i guess my reaction to this, why would bobby jindal make such a strident and political statement like this. i look at it and say bobby jindal is fighting to get one of those ten spots in the republ