make. last night we kicked off our town hall series in terms of th election season and the all-important caucus state of iowa, we did it with former president donald j trump, now the president state after the show for a considerable period of time and took a lot of questions from townhome process depends. take a look. and want to talk about issue first because those of the issues that impact people s lives. i want to start with what matters. peace and prosperity in the future of elections in my opinion. we have a border that is out of control, why would they open up the border? do you think this is by design? by the end of this year, joe biden by estimates will of allowed him seven and a half illegal immigrants into this country with no background chec at all. i think there will be 15 million people and these are people coming from prisons, mental institutions, insane asylums, don t use that term place, but there from insane asylums freight i read somethin about three wee
other ideas. yesterday the entire country watched in shock as another scary looking fall tumbling to the ground with a loud thump after having to be helped to hi feet by multiple onlookers. heat he appeared dazed and confused when he you could see his breathing was visibly labored. it was a pretty scary moment fo the president. they need a little special help to need this stage. let s call them unusual moments take a look. it wasn t all push-ups and crowning cramming although i se the givens book of world record for most simultaneous push-ups, it had to beat an enormous amount of push-ups. power leaps in a glider.
into this part of the capitol, you had to breach the inauguration platform. that s how deep the riot ers mae police there were quickly overw overwhelmed. it became a massive mop of people. folks used whatever they could get their hands on to attack police. flag poles, batons they stole from other officers. other metal poles. a wooden leg of a table that had protruding nails. in this tick laurel clip, you see a man hanging from the top of there, hit the police officers with hi feet. orders used strobe lights to try to distract the officers. pepper sprays galore. this is one of the unique
five seconds i would have had to let go. my hand was opening up and using just my finger tips. hi feet hit the ground and pulled me loose. shepard: here you are after with your wrists all bandaged. i guess it was dislocated too, right? it was a fragmented fracture. shepard: looks like they put some screws in there. yeah, seven screws and a plate. shepard: it happened in switzerland. is this a legal matter now? not really. shepard: i heard there s an investigation. the insurance company has covered everything from this point. everything in switzerland was covered. the scenery aside from death-defying you is spectacular. how did you make the decision to do this and how d you feel about it afterwards? me and my wife take a trip
if you get rid of the body it is a good it is a long way to do it. you are in the summertime and bill goes into the water where there is fish and sharks and things, that s the end of it. tie some chum to hi feet. going to my next story. 4 in 10 murderers got away with it. that seems high. is that high? in the 1960s, when i started out in the medical examiner s office, 80, 85% of murders were solved. now less than 60% are solved. about 40% are solved. excuse me, 60% are solved. so it has come down a great deal at a time when we have gotten all this dna and new technology. one of the things that happened, when i started out in the medical examiner s office, the mantra was you have to get him out.