oh, my got. he shot me. it came out of nowhere. a sweet stay-at-home mom from a strong family of faith shot point blank at her own garage door. my dad is like collapsed on the ground. it was very traumatic to see, very very emotional time. her survival seemed like a miracle. i didn t know if i would live. was this some awful random crime, or did someone want her dead? that was mystery number one. someone was out there. yeah, we were scared. mystery number two, a secret 1,600 miles away. there were several text messages. it s just slowly snowballing. it was like a punch in the gut. and mystery number three? i m going to hurt you. who would they turn out to be? i m like damn, what did this lady do? faith, temptation, and a twist the size of texas. let s be very clear. justice needs to be served. i don t think it has been. carrollton, texas, just north of dallas, is the kind of place where the upwardly mobile go to buy their dreams. the sc
delicate conversations of frank and nancy s married life had to happen on the phone. he was just broken apart. just broken apart weeping. to the point that i just almost couldn t even understand him. a lot of crying. a lot of apologizing and telling her that i m sorry about the affair. and that i m going to make it right. and i m going to do whatever i can do, and i want to do that. reporter: was that a bombshell for you? i was dumbfounded, really. i was just dumbfounded. i m like, really? and i was i think there was a side of me that i didn t really even believe it. reporter: nancy had never thought of frank as the philandering type. but in hindsight, she felt their relationship changed in 2009. the year frank went to work for that rich client. a defense contractor named richard raley. raley had made millions during the iraq war, trucking supplies to the troops. he made frank his chief financial officer. and soon nancy began noticing changes at home. it increased our lif
there was a side of me that i didn t really even believe it. reporter: nancy had never thought of frank as the philandering type. but in hindsight, she felt their relationship changed in 2009, the year frank went to work for that rich client. a defense contractor named richard raley. raley had made millions during the iraq war, trucking supplies to the troops. he made frank his chief financial officer. and soon nancy began noticing changes at home. it increased our lifestyle a bit. we were able to do more things. but it did begin to interfere. reporter: with your marriage? with our marriage. mm-hmm. reporter: how did it change your marriage? how did it make it more difficult? there was a lot of travel, and we became empty nesters that year. i really missed my kids. i think he really missed
vaccine mandates. one of the big things that they talked about is how they move trucking supplies and such an important part of the supply train and then the mandates put in place and now here they are. they see they re firmly in place and continue to push back against any efforts to get them to move. we ll see where things go in the coming days. right now they re going literally nowhere. martha? martha: thanks very much. we ll be back to that story in a short time. we want to go to virginia governor glenn youngkin who is joining us live today from virginia beach where he s about to hold an event touting plans to lower taxes for virginiians. thanks so much. great to have you with us today, governor. thanks for joining us. thank you, martha. great to be with you. martha: great to have you, sir. president biden is in your state today. he s talking about expanding spending programs. the bbb, reviving that. why do you think that that is what is on his agenda today in your home state?
doable, but fantastically expensive, and we do that, in part. the other option is driving. there are a lot of reasons that pakistan is very important to u.s. foreign policy and to u.s. policy around its war in afghanistan in particular. but the pact that for a decade we have been driving, about half the supplies for our war next door through pakistan is a big strategic deal. at least it was until this next november when a u.s. air strike killed 24 pakistani soldiers along the border. pakistan was furious. in response, they shut down the nato overland supply routes, completely. they turned off this major overland supply line, feeding the war in afghanistan. trucking supplies from pakistan and into afghanistan has been fraught for years.