i m also prepared for some form of diplomacy. the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that s 30 miles offshore right out of the water. when i took office, i decided that it was a fairly basic, simple proposition. and that is i got elected to solve problems. i do get good ratings. you have to admit that. all in all, i ve been hired to solve problems, not create division. are you going to include the congressional black caucus and the congressional well, i would, do you want to set up the meeting? are they friends of yours? set up the meeting. let s go, set up a meeting. but what i know i have now is i have electoral support from republican voters. i put it out before the american people. got 306 electoral college votes. i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since ronald reagan. my predecessor, oh, god win , i miss him. wow. joe biden and donald trump s first news conferences as president. what a difference, joe. big difference. and
i took a walk through this beautiful world felt the cool rain on my shoulder found something good in this beautiful world i felt the rain getting colder sha la la la la sha la la la la la sha la la la la sha la la la la la la anthony: it s morning in the arabian desert. the place explorer, bertram thomas called the abode of death. but it s a beautiful place, the kind of place i look for more and more these days. stark, empty, clean sand that stretches out, seemingly forever. anthony: oman defies expectations. it shouldn t, according to the cool logic of the world, exist. but it does, and it s incredible. the sultanate of oman is an absolute monarchy. a predominantly islamic state and a vital strategic choke point in the world s oil supply. it is surrounded by some of the trickiest and most contentious powers in the region. and yet here it is, relatively small, tolerant, welcoming to outsiders, peaceful and stunningly beautiful. but oman is
the country, the case of susan powell. i was like, this can t be real. and he professed to love them. could it have been prevented? he exploded the house. as you listen to it now, what does it do to you? it s excruciating. the 9-1-1 dispatcher shares his story about that day. i wish i had recognized the urgency of the situation. also, the startling details of a plot unfolding. nobody knew what was going on. and a father s unraveling. he just saw that there was no way out. intimate emails from susan herself. the young mother s private fears in her own words. it s the genuine belief of a good many people that you killed her. her husband speaks a final eerie interview. i love my sons more than anything. i put them first. i put my family first. hello and welcome to dateline. the details are heartbreaking with the disappearance of a young mom and what befell her two little boys. you will hear from her loved ones searching for answers and justice,
criminal trial and how much he has incriminated himself. now, we all know a lot s happened this week, but there continues to be new reporting and developments including trump s focus on the boxes. the new york times reports trump was attached to the boxes of documents even while he was in office. a white house official said trump would notice if somebody rifled through them or they weren t arranged in a particular way. that s how his, quote, mind worked. those boxes were found ultimately in the bathroom and other unsecure areas in mar-a-lago. so trump has continued to lash out, to publicly bemoan this process, also in a way to give prosecutors evidence. trump has written that he is, quote, totally exonerated. he s asked, when are they going to drop all charges against him, apologize, and return everything that was, quote, illegally taken. he is basically saying out of court what his lawyers have not been able to prove in court that somehow this was an illegal search or s
this is dateline. i just dropped off the children and he wouldn t let me in the door. it was horrible. we re normal people in the person you re dealing with is a psychopath. it s a story that haunted the country, the case of susan powell. i was like, this can t be real. and he professed to love them. could it have been prevented? he exploded the house. as you listen to it now what does it do to you? it s excruciating. the 9-1-1 dispatcher shares his story about that. i wish i had recognized the urgency of the situation. also, the startling details of a plot unfolding. nobody knew it was going on. and a father s unraveling. he just saw that there was no way out. intimate emails from susan herself. the young mother s private fears in her own words. it s the genuine belief of a good many people that you killed her. her husband speaks of final eerie interview. i love my son s more than anything. i put them first. i put my family first. hello