that with secretary clinton. we will talk with her a lot about what is going on in the country right now. i m really looking forward to that interview. but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through-the-looking-glass, absolutely bizarre, impossible to believe story out of missouri related to a man named kevin strickland. kevin strickland was 18 years old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. he was put on trial for a triple murder he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an al buy. it didn t matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn t matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime. it didn t matter either. it was an all-white jury. he was 18 years old. he was convicted on all counts. he was sentenced to life in prison. to
old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. they put him on trial for a triple murder that he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an alibi. it didn t matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn t matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime.al it didn t matter either. it was an all-white jury. he was 18 years old. he was convicted on all counts. he was sentenced to life in prison.as today he is 62 years old, and for the entirety of the more than two excuse me, more than four decades that kevin strickland has been behind bars he has maintained his absolute innocence of the crimes for which he was convicted. last year the kansas city star god bless them, did an in-depth investigation into his case. they found very extensive problems with his case, like problems you can t believe even if you are not a lawyer, r e. problems you can t believe even if all you have ever see is a cop tv show. like, for example, the two oth
this was the first time high-level u.s. officials visited ukraine since the russian invasion. the meeting with president zelenskyy lasted 90 minutes, major announcements include that the u.s. will send diplomats back to ukraine for the first time since they were pulled out for safety just after putin launched this war. the president will nominate a new ambassador to ukraine, bridgette brink, who is the current ambassador to slovakia. also, decidedly different language from the secretaries about the future of the war. in terms of our their ability to win, the first step in winning is believing that you can win and so they believe that we can win, we believe that we can win they can win if they have the right equipment, the right support and we re going to do everything we can, continue to do everything we can to ensure that that gets there. we don t know how the rest of this war will unfold, but we do know that a sovereign, independent ukraine will be around a lot long
o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave sean: beautiful voice, the crab added so much. much more on how sports, especially football, can bring us together. especially in deeply troubled times. we will cover the rumors surrounding tom brady s future in the nfl. we will talk with a friend of his that just spoke to him within the last hour. he is personally close to brady. we will give tom s direct answer on is he staying or retiring. first will hear from canadian-american truckers who are taking a stand for freedom, a convoy of freedom. as we speak, thousands of big rig drivers in canada s capital city are there to protest the government s restrictive covid-19 mandates. this simple message is we have had it. no more vaccine mandates. no more mask mandates. murder crony and measures against essential no more draconian measures. a similar movement taking shape in the u.s., massive on volumes trucke
have a lot to say about this. with just one more day to come up with nearly a half $1 billion, trumpet since he has property seized by new york attorney general letitia james point and after a deadly i.s.i.s. terror attack in russia, vladimir putin tends to pin the blame on ukraine. mike mcfall is here to discuss what it could mean for the war. plus, kara swisher has covered tech giants like elon musk for decades and she is not pulling any punches in her new book. [ music ] one thing that has become abundantly clear is that the republican nominee, who also is the self-professed billionaire that is an important part donald trump has a substantial cash problem and a big one. to start with, this year s federal campaign filing shows that biden campaign has $77 million cash on hand while trumpet has only $33 million. it is not just that, trump has amounted of label expenses he will need to pay, due to four criminal indictments and multiple civil lawsuits. and he is using