erin house: katie's family was a part of that church, and they all started hanging out. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): katie and robin soon became friends, but erin grew suspicious of jd's newfound religious zeal. josh mankiewicz: you think this was less the desire to worship in that church than it was jd's desire to be around katie be around katie. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): erin, never shy, warned her friend. robin was having none of it, even as jd's interest in katie was breaking up her marriage. erin house: she really waited till it was extremely obvious before she said they're together. but she finally did admit it to herself. yes, after they moved in with each other. josh mankiewicz: so my husband is hooking up with this woman who was my close friend-- mm-hmm. josh mankiewicz: --and i've now rationalized that, too. erin house: yeah. and do you say to her, this is crazy? yeah, pretty much those exact words. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): after nearly eight years of marriage, robin divorced jd, and eventually moved back in with her parents. it wasn't long before robin h

erin house: robin's mom is calling me, asked if i'd seen robin.ix hours later, i pick up the phone, all i say is, did you find her? she said, they found her body. denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead,

house was ready to. and until the vice president spoke, it looked like that was going to happen. erin. >> yeah. i mean, you know, he he jumped in there. it it changed everything. all right. thank you very much, jeff zeleny outfront now, the democratic senator, richard blumenthal. he met with zelenskyy today. so so he was with him in washington. he's also, of course, on armed services committee. garry kasparov russian dissident, grand chessmaster, also just wrote an article in the atlantic that i would urge anyone to read. who hasn't. senator blumenthal. so, you know, you were with zelenskyy today. he you know, this this this moment happened, which i have to keep rewatching. and yet it makes me sick to watch it. um, he did not apologize. in that interview with bret baier. he stood firm. so what happens now? >> well, i was with. >> president zelenskyy. >> earlier in the day at 930. >> in a bipartisan meeting. >> very positive. and very productive. >> and he was ready, willing and able. >> to sign that agreement. >> there was an expectation in the room that the. >> agreement was all set. i think t