Again. And good evening, welcome to politicsnation. Tonights lead, up close and personal. Right now, im reflecting on my exclusive interview this week with Vice President Kamala Harris who i joined at the white house this week ahead of two events. The 60th Anniversary of the March On Washington, which i will be leading with ronald came the third and his beautiful active wife that on august 26th i will be meeting with them as head of National Action network. And andrea waters, came head of the drum major institute. And then of course, the other event is the 2024 election. Just 15 months away. And the heart of both matters are the dueling challenges that democrats face to both retain a black vote that appears to some jeopardy and to protect black voters against republicanled Voter Suppression efforts. And the growing dangers posed by the president ial candidacy of donald trump. So tonight appears to be on the cusp of a fourth indictment. Possibly as early as next week, this one coming fr
surroundings, you just never know. it started with a frightening horror movie from the 80s. this movie is we re gonna take some women into the wood and they will be hunted down. decades later something truly frightening it was happening for real. a strange vanishing in the forest. immediately, we knew something was wrong. then your heart just broke. surely, then meredith, two women missing and desperate efforts to find them. she could be alive and we just can t let up. could this old movie hold the key to these new cases? a little blood, sex, violence. a film fantasy turn chilling reality. if someone has her, she is afraid. who could be behind this and how with this real life story and? she was a blue belt in judo. if anybody could survive it was there it is. our national forests are places of refuge for folks who want to get away from the city and have a sense of peace, commune with nature but you have to be aware of your surroundings all th
two times more likely, we will warm, and one and a half more likely. and we are putting in place a requirement but to be taken seriously. for example, when i came in i, first basically to challenge the states, extend postpartum care for women through medicaid for two months to 12 months. only three states were doing. and now over, 35 are doing it. right? i am proud of that. what that will mean. every day. where the health and well-being of families and communities. i am proud of what we have done in terms of expanding access to capital for small businesses, i love small businesses. so back to who i am, my mother worked very hard, my sister maya and i sometimes she would have to work later on weekends and we had a second mother who lived two doors down, mrs. hilton who ran the we would go to miss shelton s to have dinner or whatever.
man on the run. the state under the deal it made with the killer no death penalty and he was sentenced to life in prison. hilton admitted nothing beyond the emerson murder. the first time you ve ever done anything like this? i ll let my attorney answer. by now, investigators from a half dozen southeastern states as well as fbi profiler s were rummaging through hilton s past. by the time he was captured he wasn t much more than a vagrant in a van but his past was more complex. as an army veteran, hilton had earned an associates college degree, gone private pilots license on the g.i. bill and been married three times before the wheels apparently came off. true crime author has written more than 25 books including trails of death about hilton. it s an underestimate him as foolish, this is a very dangerous person. according to rosen he was shaped by a number of factors. hilton who never knew his biological father was raised by
it s the truth? no. a defense neuropsychologist tested hilton who, it turns out, is as bright as he thinks he is. on the wexler intelligence scale he scored an overall verbal iq of 120 which puts him in the upper 10% or so of the population. another psychiatrist diagnosed him with multiple diagnoses. we call it an unresolved edible complex. a child can grow up with this emptiness inside of them. to top it off, the defense continued, hilton was self-medicating with prescription drugs. ritalin and effexor will basically push you over the line. the defense then treated jurors to gary hilton, this is your life. a saga of abuse, neglect, and injury. it included an audiotape of hilton s late mother talking about how as a teenager hilton had wounded his stepfather. he said, shoot me, shoot me! go ahead, shoot me!