playing other i'm not exactly sure maybe they're taking a boat to their summer house, so i was on the road this morning. >> i was one of those people coming up from dc. tell us about spending specifically as well grilling spending. yeah. so if you ask folks okay. how how much you're going to spend this holiday we can in fact, the vast majority of folks in terms of this holiday are going to spend less than $100, right? there are some people who halloween for the, for the whole holiday weekend, right? for their memorial day i celebrations. but what's the number one thing they're spending money on, jim, its food and i can tell you what the jewish deli earlier today, i spent a lot of money on food was actually my friend gnomes money. but the big thing when it comes to holidays and memorial days, of course, your grill and baby, your grill and you put them food on that grill. so what do you grill them? what's the number one thing? what do you listen? i'm actually a pretty good grip. hello. even though i'm a city boy. so typically, i'll grow our girls de hanger steak, beef. >> beef as number one, nine more in the fish category. >> that's fundamentally

harder. we could it's harder, but you know, if you're truly a skilled chef, you can grill that fish or how about some veggies that's also down on the list, but i like my healthier things unless it's the jewish deli, in which case i go red meat, dairy engine. you're skilled at everything you do enjoy your holiday weekend. you as well. my friend. >> all of you, please do enjoy the holiday as well. the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now saving the source tonight, both donald trump and joe biden's campaigns are prepping for a verdict. the question that's still or mainz guilty. or not guilty. we are potentially days away from knowing as the presumptive republican nominee, as lashing out on social media he calls himself helped the law and order president. but of all the people to invite on stage last night, donald trump picked two rappers who are awaiting trial on murder, conspiracy charges we have the details. also, three missionaries who were gunned down in haiti, including a married couple from the united states. for learning new details of their tragic

deaths. >> and we'll speak with one of the victims fathers tonight. >> i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source we're really finding ourselves on the cusp of history tonight. >> because by this time next week, we may finally know whether or not donald trump will be a convicted felon, or whether a jury of his peers here in manhattan will find him not guilty. it's hard to think of a more memorable or really a more stressful memorial day weekend. it's hard to even imagine what it's like for this jury that is made up of seven men and five women, all 12 of whom are about to decide the former president's fate. >> both the defense and the prosecution are now preparing for their closing arguments that they'll deliver this coming to tuesday. >> and we've just learned tonight that both parties now having their hands, the jury instructions. it's a crucial document given it's what jurors will hear from the judge before they begin to deliberate and make their decision.

>> it'll outline what they should consider when they're determining if trump is indeed guilty or not. and all of that is certainly on the former president's mind tonight, it's not hard to tell because he is posting up a storm about the case. >> and one post tonight, he's ranting that the judge blocked him from having an election expert testify. but that's not true. we were there. we witnessed this discussion that happened inside the courtroom. trump's attorneys, in the end, chose not to call that election expert because the judge refused to broaden the scope of what he could testify to. he was worried it would become as the judge put it, a battle of the experts. as we know, trump also could have testified in his own defense here. he said that he would at the beginning, but in the end, he opted not to, as is his choice so what happens if trump is convicted next week? the possibility of prison time we know does exist, but prosecutors aren't expected to ask that of the foreign president that he be taken into custody immediately if he is, of course, that is a big if tonight i'm joined by a

pair of legal sources, retired new york city criminal court judge george girl. so and who has been sitting in that new york court? i've seen him in there every single day that i've been in there as well as jury consultant or not us to beall who has been here many times as well. i mean, we are really in the final countdown of what we've been talking for six weeks about what these jurors have heard, what the two sides have argued when these jury instructions that both sayyed god, we confirmed last night, but the prosecution and the defense god what the judge heard. and you were in the room as they were arguing about this because it's not something that got a lot of attention, but it may be one of the most important moments in this trial. what the jury is going to hear absolutely. >> absolutely. >> from what i saw, i have not seen the final instructions, but from what i eyesore has been the case throughout charge merchan has been incredibly fair there was an issue if we there at the time of at the time of the conference i was there in the morning and afternoon, so there was an issue with respect to cause

whether or not how the jury would be instructed on whether or not trump actually cause the business records to be falsified is important. it's crucial and what de was arguing for was the standard of reasonable foreseeability that based upon the generalized evidence that it could be concluded, that people acted in general ledgers and with respect to invoices based on what they thought trump wanted and the defense was arguing, well, that means the stanza is going to be caused. the causer and the judge indicated that he wasn't thrilled with the reasonably foreseeable standard and he was looking for a more clear cut causation. and assuming that's what he did, it just showed to me at the time that the judge was was listening to vaults tides and making indications that he was going to be fatter because it seemed like the prosecution was fine with a broader definition of what the jury was going to be presented with. wild

trump's attorneys wanted it to be pretty clear cut and specific, right? >> here's here's the bad news for everyone and the judge did an excellent job of explaining the legal but xu's i have watched hundreds, if not thousands, of jurors deliberate in trial simulations and mock trials and focus groups here's what happens they barely pay attention to the jury instructions. i know everybody says they're crucial. first of all, they won't have a copy. and when we run simulations, we do mock juries. we give every juror a copy of the jury instructions you know how frequently they look at them. almost never. >> well, why don't they get a copy of that? >> because under new york law, they're not entitled to have an actual physical copy of the jury instructions. they can ask for read backs. they can ask for a copy of the statute but that's like if you're a student and you're taking a test, one of the most important test of your lifetime and the teacher is going to read you the prompt, but you don't physically get to look at the prompt? >> correct. and you can take

notes, but the notion that they're going to have a real grasp on the legal issues that they need to decide is just a fiction. >> you over it so much. >> there are two lawyers on the jury. so that symbol lawyers there's still lawyers and i think they will uniquely appreciate the importance of the destruction of the instructions. but having said what i just said and taking into account your expert views, i think donald trump's defendant, trump's still has a major problem because even assuming that the judge did not go, judge with sean did not go with the reasonable foreseeable standard and the de is going to have to jump through more hoops with the general ledger aspect of the counts is 34 counts and then there's the there's the voucher. the vouchers that were submitted, the invoices, and then there's the checks.

>> right. but again, given that and given what you witnessed on as they were debating this, how does that shape? >> what, what is happening right now, which is what the problem? prosecution is doing, and what the defense attorneys are doing to shape their closing arguments based on that, to tailor it to the dermis is what this is what nine of the counts on nine checks donald trump signed so on those nine counts anyway whether it's reasonable foreseeable standard are more direct quasi he caused those nine if the jury believes the evidence, which i think is abundant when he signed each of those checks he was he was taking direct action to falsify the document. >> i think the only jury instruction that i've seen that is going to make any difference and it is very crucial is that the jurors do not have to be unanimous. as to the underlying crime that he was another another grace trying to conceal by falsifying. they don't have to be unanimous. so you could

have three jurors think it was a tax crime. three other jurors could think go as some new york election crime. other jurors could think go was a federal campaign finance crimes it's not typical, but we've never had a prosecution like this, so we have legal issues in this case that are untested. what they haven't with appellate review. so, you know, i mean, even if he is convicted, this is going to go on and on and on. and of course, you could have a scenario where it gets convicted, loses the election and his conviction gets reversed on it. >> there's a lot of permutations. >> but right now we're looking at what we think is going to happen going into next week. >> and my fundamental point is i believe very strongly that the strongest of the 34 counts are the nine checks that donald trump sayyed for $35,000. he by the way listed on these checks as retainers when there was no no retainer. furthermore, there is a very a piece of evidence in this case that if it's not a smoking gun, it's very close to

a small number, 35 yes. exhibit 35 we're not just the handwriting of weisselberg, but it's the bank's statement because you talk about how important that is this jury, though, is just had a week off. they will by the time they're back in the courtroom. i mean, they're about to have the entire memorial day weekend plans. i imagine how do they talk about those exactly how do they avoid not talking about this? every they don't, they don't. >> this is very surprising to give a jury this amount of time to sort of marinate in the evidence before they're going to come back here summations i'm being serious like they're going to see friends and family members who are going to say, oh what have you been up to i know that their names are not known to the public to us, but obviously their friends, their families, their work colleagues, their neighbors everybody knows where they are. so even if they're not violating the judge's order, aren't people going to say things to them, aren't people may begin to say, you know, i

hope you do the right thing. i hope you convict him even if they don't do any germs ever get caught, their was was to look things up there as just a research this case or watch tv about it, or go on social media. do they were get caught actually having done that? >> however, of course, there have been circumstances where jurors haven't been done the right thing and they've been what there have been cases where jurors have been bought off now and things of that nature. i mean, we've a lot of things have happened in the amount of time that we've been trying cases in new york and around the united states, but i have to say i've been in that courtroom every day. i was there for all of jury selection i think this is a very diligent and dedicated jury and judge judge merchan had a master stroke in the beginning when he had like the first panel of 96 jurors and he said, anybody who doesn't think they can be fair, this isn't the case for you. raise your hand right there. half the jurors left, but i just want to finish. so i believe that the jury that was

ultimately selected is a dedicated jury. they're paying attention to everything. i haven't taken a lot of notes, but i'm watching them and every time i look at them, they're all zone on then i think they're going to go another way. if they hear people talking about this over the weekend, i think they are going to do everything they can to be buttoned up. and i think they respect the judge. a temptation is there for us. >> there's a huge crossover notice to bill fascinating few days for them. and so we, will be watching it all closely. of course, don't forget, i will be anchoring special coverage of this trial when these closing arguments began, that starts tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. here on cnn. so be able and be sure that you are tuning in with this trial winding down, though, there is a question about how president biden is handling this, and apparently he is winding up the next phase of his campaign against trump we know now with some help from hollywood, also the former president's decision to indict to invite to indicted wrappers on the state. did that right? rally last night here in new york by the way, we found out they are facing murder conspiracy charges those source

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repeatedly exaggerating and falsely criticizing the vi for the views of deadly force policy that was in place during that search of his mar-a-lago resort for the classified documents after he did not turn them over and in response to a subpoena, now, we saw attorney general merrick garland pushing back on this this we can talking about how dangerous he believes it is because of course this is a standard greeting procedure for the fbi when this search happens, they actually went into mar-a-lago with a much lighter presence than it had been authorized by a search warrant that was authorized by a magistrate judge in the state of florida. they did not have their guns drawn and they were not wearing fbi shirts instead, weren't normal clothes. but that is hasn't stopped the former president from repeatedly going on social media and targeting these law enforcement officers who were there, of course, they have their names given, they have the documents they've been redacted in the filings that we have seen. but this is a notable first in this case, we have our legal experts back here with us as this news it's just breaking. and judge, this

isn't trump's first time with a gag order. we'll see if it actually gets authorized. >> but but it is remarkable that jack smith feels the need to ask for this because it's not just trump. >> we've also seen senator ted cruz, marjorie taylor greene, all of these republicans going after and saying it jumps fundraising, saying that they'd authorized for the fbi to assassinate him, right? >> i mean, i'm reading these documents here as you are so i was a judge almost 13 years before that, i was nypd for 30 years so reading this not only as a judge, but as a proud former member of warrant for this is outrageous. i mean, just reading from the document the next day, trump publicly claimed he was just shown reports that crooked joe biden's doj and they're illegal constitution raid marrow lag man well kept, authorized. the fbi, the use deadly, lethal force. trump also sent an email stated that government was authorized in

all caps to shoot me. now, i'm thinking this through and i'm obviously drawing the parallel to what judge merchan was just it has been dealing with in the new york trial to protect witnesses and the jury and everybody else involved in this process, though sooner or later? i would imagine in this case, fbi agents are going to be called to testify. people going to know who they are. now this isn't just some crank that trump. this is somebody who just put something on truth, social. he brags about it. millions of people see it simultaneously there are a subset of people in that group, have potentially a dangerous there. they're going to take this and believed this so i think jack smith from what i'm seeing is absolutely right. and i think that judge cannon should take it quite seriously. he's right to pursue this she should take it seriously and i'm thinking in terms of a formal lauren enforcement officer has much as i'm thinking in terms of a judge, as i look at this now, those law enforcement officers were just doing their jobs sandbox,

i want to get your thoughts on this as well. we also have joining us by phone, katelyn polantz, who is a senior reporter for crime and justice here at cnn and kaitlan, you and i've been reporting on this case for months now. is this remarkable? we have not seen jack smith asked for something of this nature and the fact that he feels compelled to do so. now, you've been reading through the filing, what else stands out to you? >> is a couple of things, caitlin and you're right, we haven't seen this in this case. it's going to be a real test for the judge overseeing it. judge aileen cannon, who has moved extremely slowly to respond to many of the things that have come into this case. we're going to have to see how she responds now. but the things that jumped out at me from the filing are the justice department is being so explicit about how dangerous this sort of language is. attorney general merrick garland, just yesterday, said that as much you said it was extremely dangerous and false. what trump was amplifying and they are now

saying in their filing in federal court we're to a judge. trump's repeated mischaracterization as an attempt to kill him, his family and secret service agents has an endangered law enforcement officers involved in the investigation on top of that, they say there is the possibility this could harm the jury but caitlin, another note here is that the prosecutors here talked to trump's lawyers about this and told them they were going to go to judge cannon about his statements including things he was putting on truth, social today, the response from donald trump's lawyers according to what the prosecutors say today, is that they wanted to wait till monday to talk more about it. they didn't think that there was any imminent threat that's what trump's attorney said, according to prosecutors in this in this filing that's right i mean, clearly jack smith feels differently. it's 9201 eastern time on a friday night and he feels the need that this is such an imminent threat that they needed to ask for this. now absolutely, it is

one of the things that they are saying in a way with language that you rarely see in court filings about the possibility of harm. >> and we've seen these sorts of filings before. we have a gag order on trump in the federal case in washington, dc, there the gag order on trump in the case in new york that he has violated ten times, been held in contempt of court, signed for those violations, commenting about witnesses and jurors or the jury pool there. but this is something that is clearly has really set off a response within the fbi. the justice department of special counsel's office to respond to trump and say no. this is not something that is apart from any search, including the search that had taken place at joe biden delaware home consensually that there was always this sort of standard protocols in place for law

enforcement because these searches and turn dangerous, this was nothing out of the normal for the search of mar-a-lago in august of 2022, and the sort of amplification of trump saying there was lethal force, but they may have been authorized to shoot me, that it could have been deadly, that that that is so inflammatory it endangers law enforcement writ large and they want a response from the judge and just a reminder for our audience. i know, you know, this, caitlin, but trump was not at mar-a-lago when this happened, the fbi coordinated with secret service. secret service, let the fbi onto the mar-a-lago property. when you if you drive down and pull on beach, it is a long drive in the uterine into mar-a-lago. there's a security gate right there at the front. >> they let them in to come and execute this lawful search warrant that had been authorized by a judge. >> trump was in new jersey. i believe he was not even there is all this was happening and we're not i'm reading through this and they're talking about how trump sided the warrant and the operations form as exhibits

for his motion, but they misquoted it by getting before when necessary without any ellipsis reflecting the omission leaving out language that deadly force is necessary only when the officer has a reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury basically, this is authorizing deadly force. so it was limiting what force they could use, saying only in the most insane of circumstances, may you use this? >> understood. but keep two things in mind. number one, this is totally different than the gag order in new york, which is designed to protect jurors and witnesses in an ongoing trial. this is a very different thing, but also let me just remind everybody, you can agree or disagree with what donald trump has said and the way he is misquoted or not misquoted there are certain first amendment rights that we all have. you don't have to like what somebody says you're allowed to lie under the first amendment. you're allowed to misquote under the first amendment. you're not allowed to incite violence, but i'm

sure that's what his lawyers will be arguing that he has a right to give his interpretation of what he thought was going on and that he shouldn't be bound by a gag order and there's no there's i understand that this is designed to protect law enforcement officers, but this is not a jury poison issue in my view. >> yeah. >> i just add something yeah. additional language after was authorized to shoot me just reading from the paperwork yet was just itching to do the unthinkable and was locked and loaded to take me out and put my family in danger and then those some of those offices on that raid we have fbi agents, we may expect are going to be called as witnesses and identified this is an attack, this type of thing, in my opinion, is a continue the attack on the judicial process and the rule of law. and i can certainly understand why the attorney general of the united states with authorized jack smith to do this? i think we would have been remiss if he

then take this on directly. i have no idea. i'm not a federal judge. i never was a federal judge. how it will come out. but i'm certainly supportive of the attorney general of the united states and jack smith backing their fbi agents in the field over this type of garbage, we have to take a break. >> we are covering this breaking news. i do want to talk more about this because what caitlin said there was important that trump's attorneys thought they could wait to sort this out later on, not on tuesday after the holiday. clearly, jack smith thought otherwise. standby. we're continuing to follow this breaking news. we have much more on this going on. this breaking news that jack smith, the special counsel in his prosecutors are now asking for a gag order in the classified documents case, something we have not seen yet today. it is all because of comments that you just heard the judge sayyed right there, that trump made and funny fundraising emails that he has made on truth social, that his allies have repeated on their own social media websites and on television. stay with us. we'll be right back with the breaking news one of the most

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jack smith and this filing tonight is arguing that trump's comments has endangered law enforcement officers involved in this investigation. and the prosecution of this case, and that it threatens the integrity of the proceedings as well. this is an extraordinary step by special counsel jack smith, one that we have not seen him take get and for more on this, i want to bring in the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and andrew, let me read you part of this filing that were truly just reading as we're on air right now. >> but jack smith's team says they're talking about the implications of trump's comments. >> and it's echoed by his republican allies. and they say professional law enforcement officers and agents, it's country put their lives on the line every day and carrying out their duties to enforce the law and they're saying that would execute in court or court-authorized warrants those professionals face many uncertainties and potentially grave risks. they're saying to minimize that, agents here are just planning for all contagion contingencies that as part of their job. and that is why you could read about that deadly

use of force policy in this search warrant that's absolutely right. >> kaitlan. so this is important to understand that context. this is an operations plan which is required for the execution of every search warrant, an arrest warrant that fbi agents engage, and this is part of fbi policy and the operations his plan includes tons of information primarily for the other agents who are going to take part in that operation. it tells them where to go, when to be there, who's gonna be driving, which vehicles, all sorts of things like that this particular section is required. it's not it is part of the form like it's not even something that agents have to type in on every plan because it's baked into the form. and that is a recitation of the doj's authorization to use legal force i'm sorry, lethal force the reason it's there is to make sure that every agent who goes out on this operation understands the limits of using lethal force that they're only authorized to you use it to

protect their life or the life of someone else. >> it is not an authorization or some sort of statement of intent or direction for the operation. it is the legal limit on how agents can use lethal force in the course of their duties. and it's the same on every single operation. >> i mean, i just wonder what what it's like for you to see these comments that trump's fundraising off of this saying the fbi was quote in all caps authorized to shoot me, that they were itching to do the unthinkable that they were locked and loaded, ready to take me out and put my family in danger yeah. >> we've known for a while that there's absolutely no limit to the lies. >> and the slander that the former president will say and use against the fbi and its people, particularly, he has been doing this for years, but this actually, for me reach does it all time low, right? he's he is quite literally

putting those agents and the people who supported them on this mission in mortal danger, right? this is a direct effort to inflame his supporters to inflame his base some of whom not the majority, but some of whom we know listen to these directions and these lies very carefully and then take action based upon what they hear the former president say. so i think that those special counsel is doing absolutely the right thing and the necessary thing here to try to put some restraint on him that will potentially keep these agents from getting harmed. >> i also have george conway, you're joining us, andrew on this breaking news, and george conway, obviously, i don't think it's any secret to anyone who's watching. you're not a fan of donald trump's, but, but for something like this, for someone who declares himself the law and order president and talks about how he's there to back the blue and attend memorial services

for officers here in new york and then to see, how he's talking about these law enforcement officers simply because they work under the umbrella of the fbi and how he feels about the fbi is quite remarkable when when you read how jack smith puts it to these stark terms here in this filing? >> yeah. and i don't think i mean, i don't think there are terms that are stark enough to describe what donald trump has done here. i mean, he's a pathological liar. he lies about everything. but this lie is just an exceedingly dangerous lie. >> as as as the attorney general and mr. mccabe has pointed down and it's an attack on the entire system of the legal system. as judge grosso put it before the break. >> and to emphasize how dramatic this is. >> this message is going out to tens of millions of people who are on the campaign mailing list. i have the email right here. the campaign email. >> i nearly escaped death from donald trump. >> and again, you know, they're

they're, they're fishing, they're just itching to du the unthinkable there it is, easy ease. basically accusing the government of trying fine to take him out and 10 million people get this email. i don't know how many people get this email. >> all it takes is one or two of them. the shoot somebody saying thinking that, hey, i hit the government's trying to shoot my president. >> i'm going gonna, i'm gonna fight back. >> and that's absolutely appalling. >> i want to put point out one other thing about this motion, which is a little kind of a lesser aspect of it. but this is, this really puts judge cannon on the spot. >> yeah. this woman has absolutely completely shown an absolute bias against the government from day one in multiple ways. >> she's dragging her feet on this case and if she does not do something about this, i think i think the special counsel may use this as the

opportunity to try to get the 11th circuit to get rid of her so she's really on the spot here. she's actually going to have to do you think that she would do something? i don't know. but she she she better because this is just this is just completely outrageous. >> i mean, it is really an attempt to incite violence against government agents based on the complete pathological lie. >> an end misreading and gross just absolutely obscene misreading of a standard document that limits the use of force. it's it's absolutely the notion that it's that so many people had to participate to send this email and enter in our beholden to trump's are doing these things. just shows you the level of just moral depravity that trump emanates and that surrounds him it's i can't words cannot describe

that level of depravity to send. the send this message out? >> yeah. and i think it's safe to say it's an intentional misreading. we'll see what judge cannon decides you're obviously this is now in her hands. george conway thank you for jumping on this breaking news with us also to you, andrew mccabe. i really appreciate having both the your perspectives on this tonight. we will continue to follow this breaking news of the special counsel, jack smith, asking for a gag order for donald trump in the classified documents case, given his misrepresentation of the deadly use of force policy that is standard operating procedure was part of the search warrant of his mar-a-lago club, also ahead here tonight, we're tracking another story as the three missionaries who were gunned down in haiti that included this american couple that you see here, they were ambushed by gangs the father of one of the victims will join me in moments russia were trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on now i was huddie friday this is a war but

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couldn't locate anybody according to his father, more armed men arrived after they had been on the phone. >> someone shot one of the newly arrived gang members and it sparked a violent backlash the couple and the mission's haitian director, jude mantissa, was also spent their final moments hold up, trying to call for help before being killed according to missions in haiti, which is the organization that was run by davies parents, including his father, that you just saw there? >> jude was a pastor who now leaves behind a wife and two young children. >> and natalie and davy had joined the mission after they got married two years ago, joining me now is natalie lloyd's father ben baker, who i should notice also a state representative in missouri and her mother, naomi and first off, i think it's probably difficult for anyone right now watching to even understand the pain that the two of you must be feeling. and i just want to thank you for being willing to come on and talk about this and

ben, natalie was just 21 years old. can you tell me about your daughter natalie was special she was a very loving person. >> she was very talented she's a very good senior pick, plays the piano but she was also very determined and very organized person. >> she she's she loved davy and their relationship was beautiful to watch play out it's been very difficult for us to cope with this. now really the only reason why we're doing this is because we feel like their story is where the big told because of who they were and what they represented. and their selfless service to people. >> and specifically the people. of haiti that they love so much and they're so young. >> and what they were doing was so amazing. i was missions in

haiti, runs a school for nearly 450 children and no churches as well in a children's home and i wonder what natalie loved about about working there besides, i know her husband had had a real love and passion for it as well natalie natalie loved the children that's who she when she first visited. >> that's who she fell in love with, was the kids. she visited for two weeks before they actually decided to get engaged at our request because we wanted her to know what haiti was like and she came back and she had fallen in love with the people. but the children she was she was there for the kids i mean, just as parents and must have been scary for you to have to have her there and to find that that's the important

work that she she cared so much about. it was, it was something though that i've always taught my kids that doing something for people putting others in front of you is so important. and they live that out and what they did there. i don't think you could find a better example of people who truly had a deep love for the people of haiti and had a vision to help them in any way that they could and it made such an impact. there among the different ministries that they were involved in. of course, it was dangerous. it was something that being there just the way that unfortunately haiti operates and the situation there is just it's awful but they made the decision to remain even when it got worse because they felt like if they left than those kids would have nowhere to go. they had more than 30 kids that

they're caring for their that some of them truly orphans and many of them just their parents and situations that can take care of them or unable to and so they felt responsibility responsible for those kids and so they decided to stay in i commend their bravery and their willingness to do so, even though it was very difficult for us but they did it out of love it must be a special thing as parents to know that you're young daughter you know a lot of 20 aren't aren't doing things like this so it must be really special to know that she had a heart for doing that. she and davey were both exceptional in that way they they just wouldn't hear of leaving those kids behind at one point, natalie was given the opportunity to leave but she

chose to stay and and we didn't we didn't know at that time that this is where we would be with that decision. but here we are. they're both exceptional. >> davy was a brilliant young man was wise beyond his years. natalie as well i'm always an overachiever, always looking for a challenge and so we're so proud of what they accomplished in through short time. there. i think their legacy will live on it. >> absolutely will and you have a right to be so proud of them. and ben anomie, i just want to thank you again for being willing to speak about something that obviously is so difficult well, we want to tell their story so thank you for having thank you. >> absolutely. thank you, both and we'll be right back after a short break.

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victims and their families. if you or a loved one who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, call us now senator tom cotton, you might want to call your office, the new york times reporting tonight that the arkansas republican, has now emerged as a top contender for donald trump's vice presidential pick trump himself, even making clear who's in the mix? you could take people like ben carson, you could take people like marco rubio, jd vance. i mean, there is so many elisa is doing a fantastic job but i could go on for quite a long time. we have many people that would do a really fantastic job my political sources tonight, a pair of cnn political commentators, democratic strategist maria cardona and republican strategist and also pollster kristin sold to as anderson, great to have you both here and christian obviously, trump has said he's going to get to decide around the convention or at least announce around the republican convention in july. >> but i wonder what you make of the very public nature of this vetting process that's

underway where not only is trump talking about who he's looking at, they're going to his trial. they're going to rallies. they're on cable news. i mean, very clearly, auditioning for this job. >> it's the apprentice vice president addition. that's simply what we're seeing. that's why it's playing out in public eye. this is just how donald trump operates and frankly, a big piece of what he's going to be looking for this time is loyalty. he has been very vocal about what he feels was mike pence's disloyalty. now, of course horse mike pence did what the constitution said. he needed to do, but donald trump's still very sore about all of that. and so he's looking for someone that he thinks will be 100% team trump all the time. and there's no better way to prove your loyalty than this very public display of it. that's what you're seeing play out well and maria, i'm glad that kristen brought up january 6 because tom cotton, marco rubio, tim scott dale voted to actually certify the results in 2020. >> doug burgum, of course, he's not a senator, but he's governor. he said that he

believes pence did the right thing. on january 6, and i wonder if you think that counts against them and trump size i do. >> but also what you've been seeing kaitlan is that every chance they get now, as they understand that they are part of the vice presidential republican pageant going on is that they're either reversing themselves or they refuse to answer the question. tim scott, for example, famously, few weeks ago couldn't even answer that question when asked on national television and he was somebody who we know did vote to make the right decision and certify the vote. but he wouldn't say whether he would do it in 2024 if joe biden one and so i think that will be a deciding factor and that's why you're seeing all of these vp candidates a twist themselves into pretzels if they're asked that question publicly. and they're we're not going to

say whether they would certify the election because that would essentially put a black mark and kind of take them out of contention because i agree completely with kristin that loyalty is completely everything for donald trump and you have to bend the knee, kiss the ring come in genuflects at the altar of donald trump. make sure he knows that you will be his puppet in order to be in contention. >> well, in kristen, i mean, obviously, a lot of this has been booming recently around the criminal trial and i think we have an idea of how trump will handle this once the verdict, depending on what it is and what that it looks like, his team is obviously planning for that. but another question that i have is how president biden handles that. he is barely talked about this case at all, except in a few jokes or asides, but i imagine hill way in one way or another on whatever that verdict is well, what hasn't and biden has to be careful because the more he

tries to talk about this and use it to his own political advantage, the more it almost feeds into donald trump's argument, which is, this is all political, this is all just to keep me out of the white house. so prison and biden has a very fine line he's got a walk in terms of trying to capitalize on this politically the more he says about it in some ways, i think the worst, both for him and for the country, frankly maria, we got about 50 seconds left in the show. what do you think i don't think he has had to do it thus yet caitlin, but i think that if there is a verdict, you might see something from the white house, but i don't think he'll lean into it. >> he doesn't need to. this is going to be something that it is going to hurt donald trump, i believe in the long run. and joe biden does not need to help him do that. >> yeah. it's just fascinating because a month almost from today, there'll be on the debate stage together. we will note the verdict certainly. by then, maria cardona, kristin sold to sandra, said great to have you both here on a friday. so much kaitlyn. >> thanks. >> and thank you all so much for joining us here on this friday and i hope you have a great memorial day weekend. law codes live starts right now