there's not words to describe what that will do for the greenbergs.it doesn't bring ellen back, but it proves to them that there is some sense of justice in all of this horrific mess that they have been through. >> joining me now on true crime news is attorney joe pedraza, who represents ellen greenberg's parents, doctor josh and sandy greenberg. >> and we don't really understand why doctor osborn performs an autopsy. he looks at it and says, this is a homicide. within 72 hours, that decision will be changed back from homicide to suicide. well, what we found out is the police provided false information to the medical examiner's office that convinced or made the office satisfied that they could change it to a suicide. >> so where are you all these years later? because it's still ruled a suicide. are you trying to change the designation of her death from suicide to undetermined to homicide? what, are you trying to get. >> anything but suicide? because once you're a suicide, that's not a crime. there is no investigation. and there's nothing further that

msnbc legal analyst kristy greenberg is back.sident of media matters for america, angelo carusone, who predicted just about everything you are seeing in your newspapers, is back with us. angelo, let me let me start with you. in the musk of it all, is there any sort of plot twist to how heavily overlaid project 2025 is? or christie had a good or, you know, just sort of the accelerant factor of musk over the project 2025 specificity and granularity. >> yeah. >> and i would add in a way. >> it's he's. >> both. >> an accelerant and he adds an important ingredient. >> and this. >> is one of the things. >> that even. >> russ vought. >> had. >> identified as a potential vulnerability. >> of. >> implementing project 2025. and that was fortitude. >> he talked about this. >> a. >> lot with tucker carlson. where he basically identified. that most of the things that they're going to do are deeply unpopular. >> they fully. >> acknowledge that most of the people, even their own voters, didn't want a lot of the things discussed or. contemplated

board members congratulations chair tarlov mark greenberg with the san francisco taxi workers alliance. so another year has gone by and it's another year with no resolution of the taxi medallion debacle. this has been festering for for a decade or more. there are three main parties involved. one is the city through the mta . >> second is the credit unions that hold the loans for these medallions and the third is the medallion purchases themselves so at least those that are left because as you may be aware over 300 of them have already lost their medallions through default and foreclosure. the medallions are the only ones in this situation with a personal stake in the matter and yet they don't have a seat at the table. all the litigation all the negotiations are going on between the city and the credit union this needs to be resolved and it needs to be resolved in a way that takes into account the severe pressures on these drivers owing to the huge loans that they have and feeble demand for for taxis that makes their life so very difficult. >> so i would just urge you to get on with it