jarod. opportunity to murder his acts? what with the kids and foul. >> jared said that he put the kids in the car and went back into her place to get the last of the theme. two kids sitting in the back of a car, a boy and a girl named six and seven. whether they see, whether they here in the next few moments of their lives? and importantly, what would they say about it? >> the police talk to the children the day that they discovered her body. >> what's the greater un? >> kindergarten. >> the kids confirmed that in some period of time, mommy that were in the apartment without them. >> why would they leave you in the car? >> you don't know? >> he never leaves us in the car. >> here they are talking to a forensic interview or a few days later. >> why do you think that he made to stay in the car? >> maybe he's doing something? >> the six-year-old daughter says she got restless, and do what's six years old to. she said she got out of the car, looked at the door. looked into the mail. slot and pee

. >> on the court with michael steele and jarod smith, charles asked smith why he became republican in>> i saw that despite who was president, clearly i came up with the riots looking the same. i was like, what the republican party don't have is someone with my world view. i went out on this whole mission to like, look, if it's a republican president, we need someone to talk to him. >> are you still on the trump train? >> i'm still on -- yes, honestly. when it comes to reforming the criminal justice system. the conservatives that were against justice reform, they wouldn't have done if it wasn't for president trump. >> how do you then square your support for a man who says at a rally, maybe the police need to rough them up a little bit more . maybe they need to be more aggressive. but then when that candidate goes out in front of an entire nation of folks and says that, how do you then go, this is my guy? >> it makes my job a lot harder, i tell you. that especially working with the black community. let's take charlottesville, for example. right after that, he had this meeting with senat

clark: last month i joined my colleague, jarod, on a tour of the marjorie stoneham douglas high school in parkland, florida. the school is frozen in time. it's just as it was six years ago today when a gunman stole the lives of 17 people. there was a box of chocolates left in a classroom on a stack of textbooks. a stuffed animal with a valentine's day balloon sitting on a chair. writing assignments left unfinished. white boards covered in lesson plans. it was so ordinary, so hauntingly familiar. it's what you would see today if you walked into any high school on valentine's day. and then there was the horror. the broken glass. the bullet holes. the blood stains. the outlines left by children's murdered bodies. two of them right next to the teacher's desk where their classmates and teacher were hiding, inches away. three dads joined us that day. one by one, each of them led us to a spot where his child had been shot to death. one told us of how his daughter had run for safety into a stairwell, how she had missed safety by a split second. how a single bullet ended her life before it had

jarod rhodes. i'm the speech and debate director for the coolidge foundation. our program is an exciting. we give we provide opportunities for high schoolers to, engage in speech and debate, and thereby learn and develop and practice the skills of oratory and rhetoric, civil engagement, research. you have to do a lot that in writing your own speeches as well. of course, along the way we give them a big dose of coolidge material as well. and so they learn quite a bit about our 30th president as of our program. you might be how it's structured. we have tournaments across the nation. we've in idaho this year. we've been in dallas in december, just came back north carolina. we have tournaments all all across the country and we qualify students essentially to the coolidge cup, which is our championship tournament that we hold each july in plymouth, vermont and in the coolidge historic site, we i know it's been it's been noted that we have our 1890 society here and we have about 17, only about 51, 1890 society members that ever been inducted. we had about a third of