we were so happy. >> and detectives are also talking to her ex, jim cooper. >> jim cooper was previouslyok into jim. >> he came to the station, and in speaking with him about his marriage to shanti, it was good in the beginning, and it wasn't good at the end. so is he a suspect? yes. you betcha. he's a suspect. >> tell me about meeting shanti. >> i went out with some friends of mine, and this beautiful woman just walked up and started talking to me. and we were together for the next 16 hours, and that's how it started. >> deborah: so you just hit it off? >> just like that. >> i, shanti vitani, take you, james cooper, to be my lawful wedded husband. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> deborah: were you blissfully happy? >> yeah, absolutely. yeah. i just thought she was the cat's meow. >> hi, mommy. merry christmas, jim. merry christmas. >> and then in early 2009, we got the news, and we were so happy. >> deborah: she was pregnant? >> yep. >> deborah: and jackson was born? >> yes. >> say hello, jackson. 11 months old, almost going to walk. >> deborah: and then things took a turn. h

it's his cooperation that's exonerated him. one other thing, jim, just let me add, as somebody who might be considered a peer of mr. biden agewise, i wouldn't be taking your questions if i didn't think our age group was memory appropriate. >> right. and we have you on all the time. you're not of our best guests, john. no question about it. and anna, i mean, i'm old enough to remember the 2016 campaign when donald trump went after hillary clinton on the classified documents issue, on classified information, classified material. he did it time and again back then. and here he is today still -- he's still having to deal with this issue. he is under indictment. he's going to have to trial and deal with it. >> yeah. but the thing about donald trump, and you almost have to marvel at it, is his ability to have zero shame. i mean, the most shameless human being i think in recorded history, right? this is a man who shamelessly attacks hillary clinton and bill clinton for his infidelity. a man who we know cheated on the first wife with the second, on the sec

. >> hopefully very cooperative witness we have a lot of questions as jim jordan highlighted, we want what was 240,000 dollars that joe biden loaned james biden has there interest paid? in president biden's tax returns insure didn't slow any interest income, we also want to know all of the business dealings that were never asked, never asked when the irs whistleblowers highlighted that investigators was wanting to ask james biden numerous questions that led to president joe biden but high ups in justice department said you cannot ask any questions in regarding to president joe biden. >> i want your take how they used the tactics for americore whether or not the same but looking at screen at check that sara james biden sr., sent to his [joe biden, for 40 thousand dollars 10% of overall 400,000 dollars came from china is that correct? >> that is. that is exactly you know a chinese energy company that joe biden says his son was not involved in. in fact in 2020 in the presidential debate with donald trump joe biden was asked a question, if his son had received any money from chinese he sa

jim thorpe. they were killed when the mini cooper they were in was struck by a pickup truck.car was registered to weller and it was stopped in the far right lane when it was rear ended. investigators haven't said who was driving at the time of the crash. >> a new report from the justice department finds the us prison population rose 2% between 2021 and 2022, the first increase in almost a decade. according to the report, 1.2 million americans were in state or federal prison in 2022. california along with virginia and oregon, was one of the states where the prison population decreased the most in california, more than 97,000 people were in prison in 2022. that was a 3.8% decrease from 2021 in oakland. >> what started as an announcement by the mayor about a public safety grant from the state descended into chaos after critics of mayor shengtao interrupted her. >> we. solution. solution >> new leadership, competent leadership. >> mayor tao started her address by saying the $3.5 million grant will be used to expand the safety ambassador program in downtown oakland. in chinatown,

cooper's mckinnon in berlin. and this is the day the theme to 3 days ago. blood in there, poor jim killed my husband. i'll exceed the body. i'll explain, i'll explain. the bony was one of the most visible members of the position who courageously stood up for freedom. we have to send the message of support the russian or physician, the russian authorities, and president putin personally, there full responsibility for his death. also coming up life in the war tool and keep in ukraine, all correspondent visits the city on the front line as the will with russia approaches. it's 2nd anniversary. like every time a siren goes off, my legs shake because it's scary because you don't know what's going to happen. but the number, the question of safety in the country that is being boned is a very uncomfortable question. in my opinion, there's no place where you can hide me, i'll go with me so that the worst columbus welcome to the show, usually annabel, naya, the widow of russian opposition. leda alexei, nevada, only has accused less than a person of killing her husband and has vowed to continue his work in a vi

cooperate. you guys issued subpoenas to a bunch of members, including jim jordan, for instance, the the chair of the house judiciary committee. but did you have an inkling in december and november 2020 when you're still in congress before january six that happened that guys were taking steps to overturn the election was there anything that stood out to you? that's a great question. and i like i guess i would have i would say yes, but never with i wouldn't. yes. with the assumption that it was going to get to it got so in my mind one of the most egregious things was night of the election when trump said this is being stolen. now i'll make this part brief. i know a lot about democracies around the world because that was kind of my passion in congress. and i know the only thing that you need for self-governance to work is a basic contract people that you can vote vote counts whoever wins wins and can vote again some other time later that's it you don't have to agree on anything else. fact politics is because we don't agree on anything else but you have to agree on that. if you don't agree on that b

jim and miracle did not back away from putting in russia. and i think that's right to europe and russia are strategic partners that is certainly not yet exhausted. their potential for cooperation, also subsystem changing the constitution allowed food and a 3rd term. we won after an open and honest spite on the day of pollutants and all the ration. tens of thousands of people protested in moscow denouncing the president as corrupt. he ordered the brutal suppression of the protest. the west was telling itself its own stories. we didn't want to change our business, our behavior, our agenda, and mister putin kept telling us, i'm going to disrupt you until you've take my interest seriously. more and more russian money was being flowed into the destabilization of ukraine. in 2013 the nation found itself in a dangerous crisis. when president you on a co, which had to decide on a rock post mode with the, you know, cover each time it's kind of which attended a special summit of the european union. because uh and you told us the other side is offering more, your patients thoughts will take into your thing. the heads of state said to him, a certain limits, you won't get any more metrics.

jim, when you hear this, the idea of a double standard, do you think it's true? >> look, this is much different than the trump case. they laid it out. biden was cooperative.turned over the documents and the evidence. his lawyers made it readily available. in jack smith's case, we've seen facts that donald trump didn't cooperate, donald trump withheld evidence, donald trump didn't turn everything over. i don't think donald trump had he just turned everything over and made it accessible, i don't know where we are in that documents case with donald trump today had he done what joe biden did. >> one more thing. back to what goes into a prosecution memo and doesn't. you used a great example of a mother. if we're going to put a witness on, might this person's feelings and passions be of such that we shouldn't put them in front of a jury. if you write in the memo, we think she shouldn't be a witness. fine. she had a child out of wedlock doesn't need to go in there. it just serves to sully up the case. >> we all recall when comey decided not to prosecute hillary clinton. he then went onto talk about how reckless she was with her e-mails and went on and on and a l

cooper's mckinnon invalid. and this is the day the theme, the 3 days ago blood in there, poor jim killed my husband. i'll exceed the body, i'll explain, i'll explain them all. and he was one of the most visible members of the opposition who courageously stood up for freedom. we have to send the message is for, for the russian or physician, the russian authorities and president putin personally there full responsibility for his death also coming up life in the war tool and keep in ukraine correspondent visit.

cooper's mckinnon invalid. and this is the day i of the theme a 3 days ago. blood in there. poor jim killed my husband. i'll exceed the body. i'll explain. i'll explain ramon. he was one of the most visible members of the opposition who courageously stood up for freedom. we have to send the message of supposedly refreshing, the physician, the russian authorities, and president putin. personally, there full responsibility for his death. also coming up life in the war tool and keep in ukraine, all correspondent visits the city on the front line as the will with russia approaches. it's 2nd anniversary.