god i. think i. will have a live report from. the stories making in the week about the west. exposing alleged pain of cyber attacks around the world on the international chemical weapons. to the negotiating table. with the top stories of the week the main headlines open day welcome to the weekly . so the most anticipated mixed martial arts fight of the year is now with irish superstar mcgregor losing to russia's undefeated my comment off. i was in las vegas let's get details now crossing live to walkies sports correspondent electroshock ski who is in the women's hometown in southern russia alexia looked to me like a coma grego seem pretty tired of the on in the fight but michael meadows just kept hammering him to the can post so your thoughts on the much. when it comes to the fight itself it was absolutely incredible how calm and collected. we're going to have had been through that fight and he won absolutely deserve victory in the fourth round after a choke on calling him a great guy but let me just talk about what's happening here in douglas town people are out in the stree

i didn't feel like. going to that if i had to you would be cut you off but we would have. that like oh my god it's ok i will. i think. i have there's somebody that has become a lot closer to me if i see her every day and i talk to her every day you. know i've actually got might even be in my unemployment is out so i've been getting out which helps a lot. gives more sense of freedom to be able to do a lot more stuff and catch up and repay people back as well. and that money that she did receive she was able to take care of her debt with her storage facility she actually gets to go enjoy some space there's always room for dinner and if that's true how for you i think. i'm well you know david and i we have our house or so we've been looking around like that for housing yeah i don't actually go to leave everybody gotta leave there's a hotel right next to second to come and i was right i just heard about that two weeks ago yeah we looked and looked and looked and we've disconsolate come up against a door. or thank all of you going to get groceries you better get a number of really great when you're not like one hundred a

then i think will really something would've happened that is a real improvement on the situation at the moment i don't think this will succeed i don't think the counterrevolution. will succeed but by god as a rough and bumpy journey of speaking of arab of voices. let's turn back to dr saddle. on this how concerned are you about the message that all of this sense to dissidents like yourself and for the future of. of different voices in the arab world in a free speech we always understood that the regime does not tolerate dissent inside and outside the country and they work very hard in order to eliminate us either eliminate us physically or eliminate us. through other means like character of assassination or of force englishtown governments to to convince them that we are terrorists we are linked to terrorist to grooves and other means of elimination fortunately they did not succeed i would surprise you with my own side of this incident although although it is. a very bad incident it is going to be somehow useful in reversing the table on the saudis now instead of them feeling comfortable that they have done this and they would do more and more of the sort of action because of the huge

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will grow up in a country that is fair -- and faith. ask god to bless justice kavanaugh and his family as they embark on a think i will journey together. -- on this journey together. iow invited brett kavanaugh to come forward and take the digital of. ath. [laughter} [applause} >> are you ready? >> i am. >> repeat after me. i brett m cap not do solemnly swear. that i administer justice without -- the person. equal rights to the poor into the rich. faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all of the duties as a justicen me of the supreme court of the united states. constitution and law the united states. god.lp the god -- the [applause} [applause} [applause} >> mr. president, thank you for the great honor of appointed me to serve as a justice of the supreme court. i have seen firsthand, your deep appreciation for the vital role of the american judiciary. i am grateful for your steadfast, unwavering support. i am grateful to you and mrs. trump for the exceptional you haveing courtesy extended to my family and me. thank you for everything. [applause} >> i am honored to serve on a supreme court headed by chief justice john roberts. chief justice roberts is a pri

think he would actually follow up with that? i mean, if the saudi government did, in fact, direct this? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, that's what he said yesterday. god knows what he willay tomorrow. the president and jared kushner are very tight with the saudi regime and i have little doubt that the united states, at least the trump administration, would do everything it can to protect the saudis. in my view, we have got to rethink our arms deals, the sale of huge amounts of weapons to saudi arabia. i think if, in fact, it turns out what i believe to be true is that khashoggi was killed by the saudis, it requires some sanctions and it requires a fundamental rethinking of u.s./saudi relations. >> the president has up until now given the saudis obviously the benefit of the doubt saying they have vehemently denied any involvement, that rogue killers could have been the ones behind this. it's interesting. he does seem to have a public history at least of believing denials whether it's roy moore said he didn't do anything. people say they didn't do anything. that seems to be kind of his go-to response often. >> it's convenient denials. putin said -- you recall when he was

you walk up to the pearly gates and you are confronted by god what will stephen fry say to him or it i will basically that is the odyssey i thinkof cancer in children of the. day how dare you create a world in which there is such misery that is not of old. in the end police dropping the investigation into that statement there but martin i mean ultimately though who decides or who is to decide what is blasphemy. actually very interesting because it's a very old philosophical argument would produce evil and this was considered to be actually an extremely offensive argument people were burned and were excommunicated for it and it took a lot of blood and a lot of political political movement structurally the possibility of saying things that religious sensibilities could find offensive the problem the moment that you're actually into that to retirees what you're actually suggesting is that the state should be in the business of deciding what is religiously appropriate and religiously not or turn state authority to religious oath or isn't this of course something that most a monk receives would never find acceptable. we are in a ver

you walk up to the pearly gates and you are confronted by god what will stephen fry say to him her or it i will basically that is the odyssey i thinkof cancer in children. day how dare you create a world in which there is such misery that is not our fault. so that's the statement that got him into trouble and eventually police dropped the investigation but but who's to decide what is and what isn't blasphemy you know one of the biggest drones that we have is essentially that every time that we have a blasphemy law in place and then we have a report were essentially calling the state to do theology to adjudicate whether something is actually a violation of a religious affair really just sensibility the further problem is you know it would serve us very well to remember you know people were burned not too long ago in european soil for doubting resurrection or for doubting basic you know christian bennett and it's and so on the issue that we have right now is really a political one that gets very much across the lines in europe of the integration of the slum to a large degree and this is a question as to whether it is permissible real

then i think will really something would've happened that is a real improvement on the situation at the moment i don't think this will succeed i don't think the counterrevolution. will succeed but by god is a rough and bumpy journey of speaking of arab of voices. let's turn back to dr saddle. on this how concerned are you about the mess is there all of a sense to dissidents like yourself and for the future of. of different voices in the arab world in a free speech we always understood that the regime does not tolerate dissent inside and outside the country and they work very hard in order to eliminate us either eliminate us physically or eliminate us. through other means like character assassination or force englishtown governments to to convince them that we are terrorists we are linked to terrorists to grooves and other means of elimination fortunately they did not succeed i would surprise you with my answer does this incident or will although it is. very bad incident it is going to be somehow useful in reversing the table on the saudis now instead of them feeling comfortable that they have done this and they would do more and more of the sort of action because of the huge global re

will deserve to think of something else. i think that's the main thing. they will think "oh, my god, what we go after now? ">> harris: iour attention back to the screen. this orlando, florida. we know the president is on board since deputy ag, rod rosenstein. we are talking about the politics in recent weeks between these two men. it is even greater than that. as steve has pointed out, this has to do with with the other side will make of the calculations. the democrat said today before he boarded marine one that there is no collusion. he brought it up himself. just got? >> jessica: that has come up. >> he said yes. [laughs] >> jessica: he does talk about it and rallies when he is free styling about the witch hunt thing. and now he is expanded witch hunt to the brett kavanaugh his ration in the hopes that using the same language -- i think his bases very receptive to those kind of trigger words that bring you back to chants of "lock her up!" and all that. when we first discussed this, the president is pumping out now. >> harris: the president of the united states, out first here on air force one. this is orlando, florid

then i think will really something would've happened that is a real improvement on the situation at the moment i don't think this will succeed i don't think the counterrevolution. will succeed but by god is a rough and bumpy journey of speaking of arab of voices. let's turn back to dr saddle. on this how concerned are you about the message that all of this sense to dissidents like yourself and for the future of. of different voices in the arab world in a free speech we always understood that the regime does not tolerate dissent inside and outside the country and they work very hard in order to eliminate us either eliminate us physically or eliminate us. through other means like character of assassination or of force englishtown governments to to convince them that we are terrorists we are linked to terrorists to grooves and other means of elimination fortunately they did not succeed i would surprise you with my answer does this incident or will although it is. very bad incident it is going to be somehow useful in reversing the table on the saudis now instead of them feeling comfortable that they have done this and they would do more and more of the sort of action because of the huge g

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of that is close to america now and i prayed to god we will deliver us and bless us, but i feel the pain as well and i pray that we will all be comforted. and i thinky'all to talk about it because people don't want to talk about it. >> thank you. thank you so much for palin. thank you so much. [applause] >> we will go off and in the next panel. thank you, guys. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we will have more from the women for trump summit was held last week coming up shortly. today former independent counsel ken starr investigated bill clinton takes part in a discussion about how and limits of special counsels. that's life from heritage foundation at noon eastern europe c-span2 >> more from the women for trump summit held last week. i discussion of public reaction to president trump's policies. you hear from gina plowden was part of this discussion. this is just under one hour. >> [inaudible conversations]

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i pray that god would deliver us and bless us. i feel the pain, as well. i pray that we will all be comforted. i think you offer talking about it. people do not want to. >> thank you, what a compliment. thank you so much to our panel. thank you so much. >>> next on american history tv in prime time, we focus on the civil war starting with sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan. teaching about the 1864 civil war overland campaign in virginia. also, union general george mcclellan, 1862 peninsula campaign and an attempt to capture the confederate capital of richmond. and, president lincoln's visit to antietam after the battle. >>> next on lectures in history. sam houston state university professor brian matthew jordan teaches a course on the 1864 civil war overland campaign . union forces were pitted against the confederate army. the campaign ended with generally's army huddled up. the siege would last more than nine months until he was forced to abandon his fortifications leading to the surrender at appomattox courthouse. ending the civil war. >> good morning, you all. we are going to pick it up today where we

i think he will be a great judge on the court. maybe, maybe, i don't know why i think this, this is a turning point. this is bottom. if this is not bottom, god help us all. thank you. >> dana: that was lindsey graham, senator from south carolina. caught in the hallway by reporters, giving a lot of commentary about judge kavanaugh and the status of the nomination and his thinking. also from a big picture point of view about due process. now let's turn to this. new polling showing a widening gap between kevin kramer and his race to unseat heidi heitkamp. a poll showing kramer with a ten point lead 51 to 41 over heitkamp. the same poll also shows north dakota residents support confirming brett kavanaugh by more than a 2:1 margin. i'm very fortunate to be joined by the national editor of the political report. one of the best people to follow anywhere especially on twitter. few races to go through. i did want to get your take on this. heidi heitkamp had been named the most vulnerable senator up for re-election. is that proving to be true? >> yes. i think both sides would agree to that. what heidi heitkamp has been able to do, it's a very small st

enough of the same thing over and over i think plus an auto is our chance to change and if it's god's will he'll be a good president is the age of eighteen and i voted for fernando because i don't agree with both his rhetoric his inciting hatred. if he becomes president to legitimize all that hatred in people as a black and woman i'm afraid. dire both so narrow the man who looks likely to become brazil's first fire rights president since the end of the country's military dictatorship in one nine hundred eighty five he's been charged with making me such a mystic homophobic and racist comments has defended torture and praised the military dictatorship many political analysts say his sudden popularity is a symptom of the multiple crisis besetting brazil bilson are splats to crack down on rampant corruption and violence and to rescue an economy in turmoil in a final call for voters he posted this message to facebook on the eve of the election. this sunday the twenty eighth of october is the future of brazil is in our hands i ask all of you who want a different brazil a better brazil for all of us a peaceful brazil to vote nothing is decided yet le

when i look into the future and i think about the history books that people will be reading in 20 years -- god willing i will have grandchildren, and maybe it will be then -- the chapter about today's era will be called partisanship and divisiveness. and the leaders like mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer will look like villains. but so will the people who follow them. and the readers are going to wonder, how did we let that happen? how did we let our government so little done and do so much to pull us apart? so i invite you to join me in writing the next chapter, when the country comes together and moves forward together. and as part of the movement of democrats, republicans, and independents who believe that we should put people over politics. on november 6, you have two choices. you can vote for someone who bring this country together and change the way washington works and put the people of maryland ahead of any political party. so i'm neal simon, and i ask for your vote on november 6. jennifer: mr. campbell, your closing statement. mr. campbell: my name is dr. tony campbell. i'm a professor at towso

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i think so, just so. you think they will kill me? he asks, i do. all you have to do now, pray to god to save your soul, give up your wife and children and everything else or they will kill you. without he hung his head and commenced crying. there was a terrific disagreement about what to do among the whites. they were in a ring around the prisoners, they wanted to open up and turn it into a firing line. one white named bill robinson said the way to do it is go and hold the court-martial and whenever says you can do, you can do it. and with that a small detachment moved away from the ring, they probably consulted with general butler, they drop a list, henry gets in, one of the boys in the wagon, they leave to consult and draw the list, he says do all you can for me, and the court-martial says i will do all i can in a short while, i will see you in a short while. they come back, they call hattaway and carry them down to a local field where they shoot him in the head. then back to the ring and do that four more times. the last time they call the name, at the sound of his name he is up a

i think god we are at a moment where there is transparency and women are being heard, listen and heard. i have said this for a long time. all of us women could help each other and we will not be able to move the needle because there is not enough of us. it would take our fathers, brothers, sons, husbands to respect the role of women in the workplace to make this world work with all the potential that we have. right now we are only tapping a little more than half the potential and we have big problems to solve and it will take all this. of -- heatherceo .rush, ceo of mylan [applause] to follow the panda. the last time we did this, you wear chief scientist of nasa. you boreto say that the burden of towing the company lines for nasa and now that we have you back in a different

will. now or when he runs, if he does run for office again. i don't think he will win. i hope to god will not win. see: who would you like to run? caller: i would like to see john kerry, the former secretary of state run and win. host: what about your state senator elizabeth warren? would you support her? caller: i don't think she will run. ofo see that she gets a lot press and things like that. i don't know. is not sure if the country .nterested in her i don't know. i felt like john kerry kind of already won his presidential election, and for some reason that did not get counted either. gore ran andthe al won. secretary clinton ran and won. you know, democrats i guess run and win. when are we going to learn? host: let's hear from matthew in baltimore, public in line. caller: i just had a quick question. we don't hear too much about the tombs that went missing in china, and yet we hear a lot about this journalist in turkey. host: very good point. i will see what i can find. we have a couple minutes left. heraldage of the miami and courtesy of the museum. the picture of the president

i don't think rogue actors is a good enough explanation. >> god willing you're right, we're wrong, he is still alive. where the reporting is pointing us i hope is not true. but in terms of what you do aboutit, even if you were to accept the king's explanation as we currently expect it to be, does that make it okay? hey, listen, we didn't mean to murder him. i killed him while we were interr him. and really, i just to interr him and bring him back home. is any of that okay? >> none of that is good enough. the middle east is a mess and a punch of different ways. and it originates in a bunch of source one of the simplest ways that nebras make sense of it. irania a source of the chaos. the iranians want chaos. and the saudis that sometimes are on the side of long term princi we care about and other times they'rnot. and there are a bunch of boll czys we have to debate. first you have to start at the level of principle. what do we agree on. what do we believe about the long term of human rights and what do you believe about human dignit right saudis are not articu >> he gives 120 days. at this point, if they say, yeah, we were right. that's what it was. some guys went too far, we'll deal w it. do you think the senate will make this the moment that they say, no, something's going to happen if the white house doesn't trigge it, we will. >> i think

i think our largest hans arrested the chinese and we are not exactly penpals. i think there will be a competition for capital. the deficit is rising rapidly. thank godgrowing that onyou can't spend top of a tax cut every day. i think in general the economy and the real estate markets are very sound. people are nervous about runaway rates. of goode thing is sort for real estate in a strange way because labor costs are rising. commodity prices are rising. steel prices rose dramatically with the tariffs. the cost of new construction, this doesn't work anymore. that's good for existing real estate. >> does that make you a seller? talents,d say there's -- balance -- a buyer in the u.s. and a seller in europe. situation scares me on rates and our policies towards our international partners worry me about buyers for our bonds. the deficit will end up close to a trillion dollars next year if not higher. 800 billion this year. and we are in a boom time. this is really unusual. so we are really excited. we have 3.5% unemployment but it's coming at a price. >> you are one of the first people i have heard to actually worry. the chinese are going to exercise the

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i will probably be -- i will be the states, oft course, on the east coast. i think that bill nelson is to win in florida. myk scott has been -- oh, god, he just put another $8 million of his own money into the other day. but the reality is, on issues like climate change, gun safety, oil drilling around the coast, bill nelson has been with the people of florida. be looking at the florida race. i will be looking a lot at the ofse races, because a lot the house races in some of these swing districts will be indicators as well of how things are going. >> how different is the map in the senate? you've obviously worked on re-election efforts in the house. how different is this map for you right now? >> it's very different. starting with the fact, of course, that in the senate only up,third of the senate is whereas every house's seat is up. that reason,s, for are much more susceptible to waves, right, because every single house race is up, whereas in the senate, first of all, only a third of the senate is up at any one time. then we have a lot of states big, you know, trump won by margins. re-electionted this cycle, more than -- almost two

i agree with stephanie, it is tragic, but it is probably going to take something drastic. thank god nobody today was hurt. whoever hopefully this lunatic is will be caught quickly. i don't think it's the last of it. i think it is only the beginning. that's really a sad thing. >> let me just add to that. while she was in her newsroom at cnn new york today, i was in the newsroom for the bbc in new york today, and having that threat alert go off made it a very intense environment of, you know, it could be us next. you heard about cnn. one of the things that really struck me today is i was in new york to interview anthony scaramucci who is the former communications director for president trump. he of course in the media -- the media reported he was there for ten days. he wanted me to know he was there for eleven days. one thing that got me, he said, president trump lies all the time. he likes lying. and he enjoys lying. i thought to myself if the communications director -- former to the president of the united states says that his former boss is a liar and enjoys lying, then what does that do for the tone that the president sets from a moral perspective if his own team is saying the president is a liar

the american people recognize his pattern now and i think will start tuning him out. i would like to say thank god the fbi was there to do its job. the president spent much of the last two years attacking the fbi. a borage of attacks. they do their job every day. he doesn't like it when they investigate him, but in this case they investigated and found the bomb maker. >> he did say in his remarks terrorizing events that are despicable and have noplace in our society. he called it a terrorizing event. earlier he sent out a tweet before they apprehended this suspect. republicans are doing so well in the polls and now this "bomb stuff." that was 10 a few hours before and all of a sudden they arrest this individual and he is calling it these terrorizing effects that are despicable and have noplace in our society. what do you think of the contrast? >> that shows everyone that you can't believe what he says from one moment to the next. he flips. it's so disastrous to have a president who is not on an even keel and does not unify the country. i don't believe a word he says when he said he would unify us.

you will look back at this video one day and you are going to look at your selves and think my god, look how young i was. i anything back then. you've started something early. much earlier than i did. as a paramilitary organization, you've learned, i imagine, some very important skills that will take you throughout the rest of your life. so i second about no education is ever wasted. you guys will be the leaders of whatever jobs you go into. you will be the ones that people look up to. you may even save a life one day. congratulations to you allment i'm proud of all the work you have done. keep it up, carry it on and forward and teach some of the people that surround yourself with and some of the lessons you've learned. i would only finish by asking you to, you know, perhaps tell the rest of the world here since we are on tv, how people can donate to your organization, if they can donation to your organization. i don't know how that works. if it's possible, if you take donations, how would an individual get in touch with your organization? >> you can donate to our organization, we have a 501c-3. we're at 4

i have three kids and i had to leave them behind because there's no job. >> when do you think you will see them again? i don't know, he says, it's up to god. it's hard. day they walk, through jungles and towards deserts with little more than faith and hope and each other. >> bill, i'm so glad you are speaking to the people who are actually there as opposed to the ones that some are suggesting are there. let me ask you this is not the first caravan. historically speaking how many people who travel in groups like this actually make it all the way to the u.s. border, which is very far from where you are? >> it's very far. i mean, brownsville, texas, is 1,000 miles, but those who want to go to tijuana, that's 2,000 miles. they will probably disperse and decide which way they're going to try to cross. for historical comparison this has been going on for generations. 20 years ago the american border patrol was arresting north of a million people a year, now it's a third of that. yes, the family arrests have spiked in the three months since the family separations ended in the summer there, but this is economics. if the minimum wage in canada was $100 an hou

techniques today because a lot of people don't think like that i feel like i could use that with like my taxi driver. i'm not going to pay. you have to pairks my god willome, it it ain't work on me but it could work, think about it, if you have knowledge of natural phenomenon an of the universe and you have nefarious motives, you can exploit anybody who does not. and so for me, science literacy is so important in modern civilization. so it is inoculation against people who would otherwise exploit your ignorance of the phenomenon of the world. >> trevor: is it important for astro fis ecks to be part of the military s it something luxury or do you feel this will determine the future of the world? >> here is what happens, we make discoveries and the military looks over the pick et fence and says we want some of that. they do things of higher budget we kontd oarsz afford, we want some of that. that is why we, we, we care about the same things the military cares about. >> trevor: are you ever worried that the military would use one of your discoveries as an astro fis fist-- physicist to do something horrible on earth. >> they might but have i no control ove

i mean, i can feel many americans actually warming and welcoming to this very fact that now, yep, america does have a or will have, please god, a true member of their own royal family. >> no, think of all the americans who watched that wedding. ii'm the only one who didn't, because i was busy on my own honeymoon, but everyone watched that wedding, and of course, we wish them very well. very exciting. >> care to guess the name? >> brittany? blair? >> a lost cause. >> what is it? you leave me hanging? >> i don't know. >> no guesses? >> oh, no guesses. it will be something royal. it will be something that balances between modernity and tradition. so it won't be mary or george, because we've already got a george. it will be something that tinges on to both. >> okay, quest, we'll come back on that. appreciate it. >>> meantime, the president usually showers praise on the generals in his cabinet, but something has changed. his odd remark during that "60 minutes" interview about the defense secretary, including how the president says he knows more about nato than general james mattis. >>> and a picture -- just tough to look at. this commissioner in idaho posing with a family of baboons he hunted and now calls are coming in for him to

i think numbers i'm projecting 18 1/2, 19 1/2%. i think that consolidates as we get some of the earnings. tell you what, god help any company that doesn't meet or lower guidance. market will separate. we'll see companies that matter and companies don't. anybody who didn't -- david: adam, do you agree on tech front there. >> sure. these are highly valued company in the worst of times, they're extremely highly valued in best of times what we're in now despite past couple days. david: stay with us, panel. melissa, you have a special guest? melissa: robert schiller, economics professor from yale and cofounder of case-shiller index. what is your take on what is going on in the market right now? >> i always found data movement is hard to predict. you know back in january we saw big drops in the stock market, i thought people were wondering is this turning point, turned out to be a correction. looks kind of similar. the other thing i don't think people are psyched way they were. i have survey data on investor perceptions and, investors at least over the last few months have been been positive about the markets. i don't think they read too much into this drop. melissa: what do yo

i think we've got statements here. >> and i will just say that we're all well and we thank god that we're doing well. >> we made it. you know, be thankful for that. >> alive, safe and well and that would be really my oldest because i think she's the most worried. >> we are alive, we are okay. we're dirty and filthy, but we are okay, and we do have food and water, so we're getting there. >> reporter: let me just read you some of the names because this is important, of course, for family members of loved ones to share they saw watching on your show. diana williams is alive and well. she's one of those she's got family in georgia. she especially wanted to reach her son philip. we've got fey littleton, she's got family. we've got jary swain, family all over texas. she wanted them to know she's alive and well. and christine brinkmayer, and debby karroo. another one i have to mention, billy kraft, and he's in his 80s. i believe 82 years of age. he's not been able to reach his sister. he is desperate that she know he is alive and well. and there are others. they are in really desperate situations here. this is much like what you saw in the aftermath of katrina, that blackout where people couldn't reach out for help. but

i think ultimately they will. i think there's enough evidence, enough forensics left here. thank god we didn't have any go off, detonate, and that we were able to recover what we think is all of them right now. they're going to keep looking for more and more of these devices. if you have one, two, or three, you may well have 12, 15. we have to see what happens tomorrow. >> what can they find out? can they do a dna test on the back of the stamps? >> all that can be done. i mean, you're looking at hair, fiber, forensics as far as dna. they have a host of things that they can do. even on the dwieevices themselv the actual pipes, you can see on the device that there's tape, things like fingerprints get left on the inside of the tape. things like hairs get left maybe inside the envelope or even on the tape itself so there's a lot of forensics that they have to look for. >> and rob, law enforcement investigators are obviously right now, i'm sure, noticing that all of the recipients have been the targets of wrath from president trump. president trump obviously is not responsible for the actions of other individuals who are motivated by criminal desires. you know, that person or persons are responsible for their actions, not president trump. but i wonder, does it concern you at all, as a supporter of the president, that his rhetoric is very strong against a lot of these individuals, demonizing them, even at a rally this evening, the crowd was chaptering, locha