one of the groomsmen says-- >> john meehan's nickname is filthy john meehan. >> filthy john over thehn, and the nickname stuck. >> you found out later on there was a story to that. >> yes, he was basically conning little old women out of money for jobs he did not do and also he had a way with the ladies. >> john supplied the opioids that killed his own addicted brother. he was alone with his sick father when the old man died rather suddenly. john was not charged in those cases, but there were others said lucan. as years went on, he developed a certain criminal specialty. >> he would go on dating websites and would find women that usually had good financial backing. he always told people he was a doctor. >> he seemed like an ideal catch i suppose for a lot of these women. >> he was a true conman. he would take their money, and when they would find out about him, john would threaten them, he would terrorize them. >> how bad was he? >> john was the most dangerous, treacherous, manipulative, deceitful criminal i had investigated in four years of law enforcement. >> once terra learned abo

john?you think it would be natural to say this person from such and such a place. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." cbp is blocking fox news' request seeking the nationalities of people in the guy terror watch list to were arrested at the southern border. >> sandra: arguing it could expose law enforcement techniques and tip off the terrorists. >> john: let's get right to what jonathan hunt is live in los angeles p or jonathan, with the latest on this? >> hi john. customs and border protection says this is simply about national security and to reveal details of those on the terror watch list crossing the border would endanger that security. fox asked just for the nationalities to see where the potential terrorist coming into the u.s. are coming from. according to border patrol figures, 422 potential terrorists have been encountered at our border so far this year. the majority of those, 283, interestingly, at our northern border. that total is about twice the number e

. >> dana: john roberts' and for harris, john. >> john: fox news alert, at least five secret service members put on leave into the investigation on the assassination attempt on president trump more than just a little a month ago. from the pittsburgh field office including the special agent in charge. it was the pittsburgh field office that backfield a lot of the security at that butler, pennsylvania, event. the other person put on leave, a member of trump's personal protective team who we saw leap into action after shots were filed. this is "the faulkner focus," i am john roberts and for harris, popping off on secret service director ronald rowe last month, listen to this. >> if this happened in the military, a lot of people would be fired. and if a lot of people are not fired, the system failed yet again. having said that, the people who were brave and jumped on the stage to protect the president need to be applauded, we need to learn what happened, and make corrective action, but somebody has to be fired. nothing is going to change until somebody loses their job. >> john: cb cotton

john?ast the graveyard, how do they say that, the darn thing is stuck up there and it is probably not safe to put folks in. >> even the nasa engineers, there are some of them will believe it is totally safe to bring them back. others say it is too dangerous. as one nasa official put it in the news conference, there are intelligent people who can be on either side. there is no consensus. >> john: at least a door hasn't fallen off of it. much as we know. jonathan, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: come home soon periods we are waiting several live events. top of the hour, kamala harris, j.d. vance into link campaign events. and white house briefing. thoughts on the harris vp pick and where she goes next with her run for the white house. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: all right, all eyes on battleground wisconsin were any moment now to presidential campaigns are set to hold competing rallies just miles apart from each other. >> john: on the left side of your screen we will see j.d. vance step up to t

john edwards.ng honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he w

john? >> john: back to wisconsin larry compare of campaign rallies are kicking off. j.d. vance taking stage first and then later in the hour, hairs on her new running mate tim walz. the left wins the day with the walz picked. he's coming up next. first fox business madison alworth live in eau claire, wisconsin, for your medicine, how does it look where you are? >> john, it is crowded here with press and with the workers at this factory. no sign of j.d. vance yet, but we do know he is here in eau claire, wisconsin, and should be taking the stage any minute now. but he has been on the attack all day long. this is just his latest stop he spent the morning in michigan, specifically going after kamala harris' vp pick, tim walz, on his first day, first full day as the choice for the democratic vp spot. he highlighted that harris and walz as one of the most progressive tickets in history. >> tim walz is a person again who promoted rioters burning down the biggest city in his state. this is a guy w

but john dean is a movie star. john dean was the big draw. they didn't want to lose john dean. it was front page news and they go in the orange county register that shepherd was was disinvited. that's why this complaint of attorney misconduct is so delicious. i don't think they can get rid of me. and they're they're dilemma. this is straight. you know, i analyze this stuff. i stay awake all night. their best way out is to claim a technicality. too long ago. most of the people are dead. we these aren't really our memos because if they hear me out. they're going to be in tough tough shape. i have dozens and dozens of memos and they're all on that website. i'm not playing hide the ball. okay. the real watergate victims have all passed away. there was some thought on an earlier book that their heirs could come in and challenge their convictions, but it never came to fruition, but this is different. this is challenging misconduct by the lawyers themselves. so we'll see we have time for one last question here. make it a good one. i've always been interested in the role of john dean.

john? >> john: review dumb ugly rewind back to july 13th, at least five secret service agents now on leave. we are also learning more about the agency reaction to iran's threat against the former president. former fbi special agent nicole parker joins us in just a few minutes, but first, justice correspondent david spunt here in washington. what are you hearing about all this, david? >> this is big news. one of these people is a special agent in charge of the pittsburgh field office for the secret service. another person placed on leave as part of president trump's personal security detail. now, these are likely more people either on leave or will soon be on leave. of the five people, four i with that pittsburgh field office, as i have said to him including the special agent in charge. it is notable that the trump team and secret service were well aware of the plot, as you mentioned, originating in iran to kill the former president, yet he still went on stage in butler pennsylvania on the 1

john. >> john: for more on this, let's bring in smith fellow with the manhattan institute.ore we get into walz, i want to talk for something about kamala harris said that tackling inflation is going to be her priority on day 1. many people will be asking, well, what about the last 1,297 days. >> well, she just wants americans to forget what they have live through and she has no credibility on this and of course she has no economic knowledge whatsoever. she has been promoting one completely fantastical green energy scheme after another that would not only be impossible to meet on a purely energy basis, but would be devastating for our economy. so i don't think she has any credibility on the inflation or the strong economy front. >> john: so now to harris and walz on crime, kamala harris has been touting her background as a prosecutor even though there's evidence that she was soft on crime and not tough on crime. walz is being dinged for his slow response to the 2020 riots and some people even said that he sided with the protesters. listen to what his wife -- not listen, but

john?ward to that. maybe the interview tomorrow, as well. thank you so much. sandra? >> sandra: something we have been looking at and reporting on more and more, the american dream. it seems to be more and more out of reach for so many everyday americans. a new poll shows nearly 90% of people think it is essential or important to them to own a home. but only 10% saying doing so is easy or somewhat easy to achieve. it's bring brian brenberg and taylor ricks, cohost of the big money show on fox business. this is something people are talking about everywhere and granted this is local to wherever you are but more and more home prices are so high and inflation is still up and prices are still up and people are finding it is more and more difficult to get into a home, so this is the american dream fading? >> it really is the affordability issue we have been dealing with for four years. take a look at the stock market. while we think we are close to record highs on and inflation-adjusted basis you

and that is john kerry. john kerry. the ideals of community, faith and service because they've defined his life from his heroic service, vietnam, to his years as a prosecutor and lieutenant governor through two decades in the united states senate, he's devoted himself to this country again and again. we've seen him make tough choices when easier ones were available. his values and his record affirm what is best in us. john kerry believes in an america where hard work is rewarded, so instead of offering tax breaks to companies shipping jobs overseas, he offers them to companies creating jobs here at home home. john kerry believes in an america where all americans can afford the same health coverage. our quality oceans in washington have for themselves. john kerry believes in energy, so we aren't held hostage to the profits of oil companies or the sabotage of foreign oil fields. john kerry believes in the constitutional freedoms that have made our country the envy of the. and he will never sacrifice our basic liberties, n

john. >> john: thank you paired a live look at that down now. it is down. it is down 980 points per going south. as a recession fears sore, let's bring in senior economic advisor for the trump administration. the trump campaign rather. >> sandra: hey steve. >> john: i'm not sure what i said. steve left the house so quickly he is looking like jim jordan. >> a very crazy day. look what happened. you saw what happened in japan. that got crushed. i think that this dates back to that lousy jobs report that we had on friday that show the economy really slowing down and i think there is also a political thing to say but in the last two weeks, you have seen kamala rising in the polls and it's a tied race. i think a lot of people in wall street and you covered this a lot. people are worried about the agenda that she would bring in. >> john: they said the same thing. >> sandra: do you think this is about what is to come with the election? >> i do. if you look at what kamala harris is saying, she wants to double the capital gain stack and tax unrealized capital game a

>> john, it's dhs.t's the hierarchical agency, so cdp, border patrol, i.c.e., those people are under his authority if you well. >> john: it's a game of semantics, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in retired border chief at the u.s. actor, great to have you on the new york studio -- >> great to be here. >> i feel like when you sit down i say what don't we know? we are reporting the share numbers and the volume of people coming over the border, now we dig into the details of who these people are that are coming into the country, we are losing track of it. what can you tell us today about what we have been able to track? >> what i can tell you and i have said it before, they are about securing the narrative, not securing the border. everyone that comes across as border, the men and women on the border patrol are doing their best job to identify any threat, whether it's a smuggler or a potential terrorist, but it's only as good as the information they have in those databases. we hear they are vette

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point is really a fusion of sort of the ideas of john locke and the ideas of john calvin. and that was a slightly different curriculum from the curriculum that john adams and john hancock would have that would have been delivered to the two of them. and if you look back and this was it's very hard to sort of fill in someone's intellectual formation when you have no documentation and the way i somewhat did it with this book was to go back to look at what the master's thesis at harvard were during the years at samuel adams was there because it tells you what the preoccupations of a student body were. and often you can see where how many people are ending up on the same subject and when samuel adams is there, the ideas are still to a extent, religious. very quickly thereafter they become more general and then and then more political. it's very unusual. adams is thesis question was it was an interesting one. it was do we owe allegiance to the king? if the republic cannot should allegiance to the king. trump the health of the republic, whether it be lawful to resist the supreme

john? >> john: sandra, another migrant story rattling a california community, an investigation found no crimes were committed when migrant groups try to get on board school buses in the school district. the parents are still on high alert. let's bring in republican california congressman darrell issa who represents the district where these incidents happened. you mentioned this in your x platform yesterday, yesterday you said "illegals are now trying to force their way onto our kids school buses." as i said an investigation found there is no legal activity but this is every parent's nightmare. kids on a school bus, they give them over to the custody of the school board and then strangers try to get on the bus. >> you know, john, only in this alternate reality we are facing here in california and in america would someone say that if you try to get out of a school bus, it is illegal, but if somebody illegally entering the country trying to get on a school bus, -- let's set the legal and illeg

>> john: welcome back to "america reports." i'm john roberts and washington. this proves to be a very dynamic week. >> sandra: i am sandra smith and we are going to keep an eye. they are slamming chicago saying that this is a reflection of democratic leadership. 33 people alone were shot over the weekend. one gun down blocks away from the convention site. >> john: chris coons and national cochair of the harris walz campaign. we will get a response from an emma preview of what to expect from joe biden and his speech tonight. >> sandra: fox team coverage begins now. madison alworth on progressives holding their own event in chicago. >> john: live in the windy city what our folks saying about the city's crime as the convention kicks off? >> as you have reported extensively on the show, and the city's most violent neighborhood, crime is on the front of people's minds on a daily basis. at the dnc public safety is not expected to get anywhere near the time of tension folks here would like it to. more than 350 people have been killed across the city including several

john. >> john: all right, sandra. what a shame there. dramatic new video painting a chaotic scene before and after the assassination attempt on former president trump. the footage raising more questions about the communications breakdown between local police and the secret service. alexis mack adams live from our new york city newsroom. you have been following this since july the 13th as new video really seems to paint a picture where local police had told the secret service what was necessary, and their calls went unheeded. >> it's interesting to hear that local officers saying i told someone to put this on the rooftop and asked if they know there were no secret service agents up there just the gunman. we want to show you some new footage even though it was released yesterday coming through it and found a new clip that shows a person up on that rooftop at six oh 8:00 p.m. the officer is like 300 yards back from where the person is on the rooftop, you can see that red circle, that is a person up there, would've been around the exact same

john? >> john: mike tobin tonight in chicago.. ♪ ♪ >> john: well, the world waits for a threatened iranian attack on israel. the u.s. is trying to come up with a diplomatic solution to the crisis. our national correspondent jeff paul is in tel aviv tonight. >> as the war in gaza hits 10 months, all eyes right now are farther north as israel prepares for retaliatory attack by iran and its proxies. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to new recruits at a military base near tel aviv as the country braces itself. >> we are prepared both defensively and offensively. we are striking our enemies and are determined to defend ourselves. >> a "the washington post" report indicates white house officials believe iran might be reconsidering a plan for major retaliation, citing back channel talks that urged restraint. state department spokesperson matthew miller was asked about any direct contact between the u.s. and iran. >> when we need to send a message to iran, we have the ability to do so. >> however, what is unclear, house

john. >> john: we are getting brand-new body cam footage from butler town police capturing the chaosened during the campaign rally last month. live in our new york city debris newsroom we have the video. alexis. >> this brand-new video coming into our newsroom. it is a new body camera video that we put in a request for just weeks ago. got it pretty quickly here. it shows the chaotic scene and butler, pennsylvania, after the shots were fired into that crowd that day when former president trump was nearly assassinated. let's watch. >> if you aren't law enforcement, go! if you aren't law enforcement, go! we don't know! go! >> i'm a medic. do you need a medic? >> we have plenty. thank you. >> i think they got him. >> i do too but we haven't confirmed it. >> there has been so much confusion still as the days continue on how this shooter was able to get on the roof and you can tell law enforcement doing everything they could to clear as many people out. i can tell you they were doing their best to get the entire scene under control. this shot you're looking at here is taken moments after t

john? >> john: our panel of richard fowler, fox news contributor doug collins is a former republik in georgia congressman. it's like kamala harris has more flip-flops than. here's a list of them. the ev mandate has gone the other way, the border wall she once called a medieval vanity project, decriminalizing mandatory gun buybacks, fracking, offshore drilling, and richard, with zero explanation from her on why she has changed on all of these. what do you say? >> a couple of things pure i think we will probably get some expo nations in her interview tomorrow with dana bash on another network, but beyond that every politician that we know, john, i think we have been watching a long time so we know a lot of them, flip flop on a lot of issues including the g.o.p. nominee for president. he has flip-flops on abortion, flip-flopped on taxes, flip flopped on -- >> john: some would call it an evolution. but he usually ask planes at. >> i think she will. once you are in the role of vice president, uc

as >>>frank and his son john abramo discovered, that's just how john helen lives. >>>>he >>puts others first. >>>>there's no self-involvement. it's he wants to share with the veterans the things that they deserve, and they fought for our country and give us the freedom that we take for granted. so we all really appreciate what john does. it's like my fourth quarter of life and it's what i want to finish. finish strong, helping folks. so >>>john will keep plotting new ways to serve those who've served our country >veronica>setting an example for us. thanks to sharon for that story. and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com. slash hero still ahead, you're also going to love this next story celebrating three decades of service in the south bay. up next, a beloved crossing guard and a veteran now taking some time for himself >>>>the bay area concert calendar brought to you by live nation road again, the >>>outlaw music festival with willie nelson, bob dylan and john mellencamp this saturday night at shoreline amphitheater. >>>>austra

and that is john kerry. john kerry. the ideals of community, faith and service because they've defined his life from his heroic service, vietnam, to his years as a prosecutor and lieutenant governor through two decades in the united states senate, he's devoted himself to this country again and again. we've seen him make tough choices when easier ones were available. his values and his record affirm what is best in us. john kerry believes in an america where hard work is rewarded, so instead of offering tax breaks to companies shipping jobs overseas, he offers them to companies creating jobs here at home home. john kerry believes in an america where all americans can afford the same health coverage. our quality oceans in washington have for themselves. john kerry believes in energy, so we aren't held hostage to the profits of oil companies or the sabotage of foreign oil fields. john kerry believes in the constitutional freedoms that have made our country the envy of the. and he will never sacrifice our basic liberties, n

john? >> john: wow, that's terrible.ado apartment building overrun by an armed group of men who local officials say are members of the dangers venezuelan gang tren de aragua. residents are understandably terrified, but the democratic governor of colorado, jared polis, is dismissing the takeover as just simply the locals' imagination. joining us now is cindy romero. she used to live in that very apartment building. she is now in her new apartment, which is outside of aurora. i believe it was your doorbell camera video that we have been watching for the last few days of what appear to be gang members, heavily armed, trying to get into the apartment across the hallway from yours. what did you see there and how bad did it get in that building? >> on this particular date, it was really bad. but it is not by any means an isolated occurrence, unfortunately. i have months, almost a year and a half worth of footage from six separate cameras. >> john: wow. were you home that day? >> i was. >> john: what did you think when you saw

john. >> and i think he has designs on higher office himself, so we will see how that goes, but that's where the future. bryan llenas for us in philadelphia, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: tim walz not the only vp contender in philadelphia, j.d. vance just wrapped an event there and had plenty to say. you heard about it on this network about the new democratic ticket. i aisha haas and he has been tracking it from philly. she has more for us. >> hi, sandra, it was interesting, j.d. vance never mentioned tim walz once during his remarks even though this is the man who called him weird and launch that entire weird campaign against him that they harris team has ran with pretty much all summer long. he did not talk about tim walz, because he says that he is not sure that tim walz is really going to be the official democratic vice presidential nominee and did not mention him until i asked him about it after his remarks were over. watch. >> you have talked a lot about kamala harris today and not at

john? >> john: let's bring in mollie hemingway, editor in chief of "the federalist" and fox news contributor. let's take a look at the numbers. let's put up the polling. in the seven battleground states, you can see that rfk jr. holes somewhere between 40-6% in those battleground states. where may those voters go if he throws his support behind donald trump? from daron shaw and our decision desk, we will talk to them a little later coming up, six in ten rfk jr. voters support donald trump. four in ten support kamala harris. however, of that group, 57% say they don't like either trump or harris. so where does that leave us that he drops out and goes behind the eight? >> that really shows why the candidacy has had some residents. people not liking either of the main party candidates. these aren't huge numbers he has, but we know a lot about who it would benefit if he drops out, by the behavior of each party toward this candidacy. the democrats have worked really hard to keep rfk jr. away from

john kerry calls on us to hope. john edwards calls on us to hope. i'm not talking about blind optimism here, the willful ignorance that thinks unemployment will go away if we just don't think about it or health care crisis will solve itself if we just ignore it. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about something more substantial. it's the hope of slaves sitting around a fire singing freedom songs. the hope of immigrants setting out for distant shores. the hope of a young naval lieutenant bravely patrolling the macon delta, the hope of a mill worker's son who dares to defy the odds, the hope of a skinny kid with a funny name who believes that america has a place for him, too. hope -- hope in the face of difficulty. hope in the face of uncertainty. the audacity of hope. in the end that is god's greatest gift to us, the bedrock of this nation, a belief in things not seen. a belief that there are better days ahead. i believe that we can give our middle class relief and provide working families with the road to opportunity. i believe we can p

john roberts. >> john: sandra, see you soon. today is the day vice president kamala harris will sit down for her first formal interview. she has yet to face any serious questions for 39 days since declaring her candidacy for president of the united states. but there is a caveat to this interview that is whipping up anger and mockery. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm john roberts in for harris, vice president harris will prerecord that interview this afternoon and running mate governor tim walz will be right by her side. let the criticism rip. meghan mccain posting i don't know if democrats fully realize how damaging the image of the possible first woman president being incapable of giving an interview alone without the presence of a man to help her. one national review writer with she simply cannot be left unattended. another user i guess we'll learn what their favorite kind of ice cream is. former trump senior advisor stephen miller with some sarcasm. >> mission control spent less time figuring out how to get a man onto the mo

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>> hi john and sandra. we've been hearing sirens in the northern part of the country as well as the southern part of the country as israel feels attacks from hamas and hezbollah but it is bracing for what could be a potential iranian attack, one that i ron says will happen. >> the islamic republic of iran will definitely take serious and determined in action with strength determination and firmness and ensuring its security and punishing the aggressor. >> today israel's defense minister visited troops briefing them on air defense capabilities and different areas and how quickly switched gears to fight back. at the same time israel is leaning on its allies hoping that same coalition will come to its aid like it did in april when iran launched more than 300 drones and wrestles toward israel in one night alone. as the u.s. is bolstering its military footprint in the region to support israel's defense, today u.s. general michael carella is here in israel meeting with the chief of general staff of israel talking

john. >> john: of former secret service agent in their presidential protective div division. we are no closer or at least the public to knowing why the shooter wanted to kill the former president. do you think the secret service and the fbi have a good idea but they're just not saying. >> no. i think they are absolutely stonewalling. there've never been to agencies more in need of an eight makeover or public relations makeover than the fbi and secret service. they had an outstanding opportunity here to reinstill the public's confidence in their abilities yet they completely blew it. here we are a month and a half later and we have yet to hear a joint conference from the director of the fbi as well as the acting director of the secret service. given the magnitude of this event, plus let's not forget not only was president trump shot, you had an american citizen visiting an event with his family who was shot and killed, you are two other people shot. i think the american public isn't owed and interim press conference. give me something peered i don't need the whole story right

i'm a huge john quincy adams fan. my dog's name is john quincy adams. love the man. he is so interesting when ask me who are your favorite presidents? i say, well, the best presidents, in my opinion, are washington, lincoln. but the most interesting men are theodore roosevelt and john quincy adams. but even i was susceptible to. the idea that his presidency was sort of the weak spot of his political service career. and it certainly flashy than, you know, his in congress, which he gets a lot of credit, especially fighting the gag rule or, you know, his secretary of state tenure, which i think is probably among the, best of all secretaries of states. so i definitely sort of added additional ammunition to my enjoyment of john quincy adams, my my real admiration for his public service career. but i generally thought that taft was kind of boring and thought that taft was had the mentality and had personality to be a justice that made sense and he actually got a fair amount of done, you know, in terms of the progressive agenda but doesn't get credit for it. but this book,

john? >> john: aaron gratch, john paul we went back on american soil as the united states and russia had the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war. live in texas where the americans are being evaluated now. celebration last night how's it going today? >> it's peaceful today state department spokesman says they will be resting after their long journey back to freedom that landed them at the medical center on the northeast side of san antonio. as you mentioned paul whalen, aaron gursky veg, and alsu kurmasheva first set foot on the soil when they landed, president biden and vice president kamala harris greeted them and said they were worried about mark vogel who was jailed for a small amount of marijuana. >> we are not giving up on that. do you want me to tell you ahead of time? >> former president trump speaking on fox business that the president gave up too much in this deal and it will only encourage more state-sponsored hostagetaking. speak of these deals are so bad. these deals are go

have discovered, that's just how john heland lives. he puts others first. >> there's no self-involvement . it's he wants to share it with the veterans the things that they deserve and they fought for our country and give us the freedom we take for granted. so we all really appreciate what john does. >> it's like my fourth quarter life. i want to finish strong helping folks. >> reporter: so john will keep plotting new ways to serve those who have served our country. in the two years since we met john he's joined the elks lodge and lions club and is working with the county veterans commission to develop a website so veterans can access information on all kinds of services all in one place. as for 100-year-old frank, he grew up in san francisco's north beach and worked for the u.s. radiological lab in the stanford is accelerator. his son is very proud of the fact he designed a nuclear fallout shelter. >> you can nominate your local hero online at kpix.com/hero. >>> former president trump spars with black journalists in chicago and makes f

his name was john, john creech. >> when i came out, they were both crying. >> they told their mom thatreatened to kill gavin and 17 months later he vanishes after calling her. lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything change rather than for me. >> detectives were suspicious too. remember, she told them she did see gavin that night, but there was evidence to the contrary. cell phone record shows gavin's and hers were in the same place that night. a little triangulation narrow down just where. >> game on the street your and thought, this is a likely spot. >> a likely spot for a twist, that is. >> the parking lot would be empty at night. >> this is a pretty lonely spot. >> it is. >> it seemed that on the night he disappeared, gavin smith met her for sex or comfort or just a talk, something. quite a lot to learn from those phone records, but there was more. a third phone, john creech's phone in the same spot on the same night and this was eerie. creech's phone seemed to be moving in sync with gavin's. >> john and gavin's phone parallel to each other. >> together? >> together. sometimes hi

coast-to-coast, john. so she can run away from it but what it will do to the american people who deeply cares what this problem is a big question. >> john: she took that title and put it in a little lock box and put it in the lowest drawer of her desk. >> sandra: more on that in just a moment. meanwhile vice president harris speaking of which will be giving her big convention speech tonight and accepting the democrat nomination. all without giving a single extended interview. senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live in chicago. obviously the trump advance ticket is focusing on this. there was a joke as vance was speaking a moment ago. thank you for taking questions the crowd said. senator pelosi is also at the dnc. tell us about that. >> there is quite a lot to talk about with that, sander appeared on your first question there's a lot of reports that tonight the vice president is going to use her time on the spotlight to tell life story much like her much lesser known vice presidential nomi

back to you john. >> john: some people remember that pass can be prologue. gerri willis for us, thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in republican congressman micro lee who is a gross return congressman. they founded a market in ohio and once in the business always in the business. it is still in the family. appreciate you joining us. this was started, your grocery store chain by your grandfather and your great uncle over 100 years ago and has been run by the family ever since. so give us from your view what price controls were due to your business. >> the saddest thing about price control is it will hurt the regular working family and their standard of living. i think that is a topic that no one is addressing right now. if you are working a 9-to-5 order in eight to six or an eight to seven, and people have those two jobs and they make ends meet with no pun intended. if you are doing that, he want the luxury where you can order what you want to buy. what i mean by that is you are not buying the products you are you buying your favorite items. if you are working

and john john told you, you know, basically the series events that happened. but i've always thought that the civil rights movement created the space for so for for for this all to happen. you know, indians started getting into it into colleges and becoming lawyers and doctors because of the civil rights laws in the civil rights movement. but also, federal policy began to change as heard from john, even into 1950s. there was talk about doing away with the tribes, but by the sixties and especially first of all, in 1960, both candidates nixon and kennedy said no more of this termination stuff. this is just a bad. when president johnson came into office and enacted his great society. you heard john also mention the office of economic opportunity. those programs really benefit the tribes hugely and and and began to give the tribes some of these tools i was talking about that allowed them to to to work toward their own their own empowerment. and again it wouldn't have been possible without the civil rights movement movement. my father, by the way, came to he wasn't

he hired john dean. john dane had a staff and nothing to do.is official duties were reviewing field reports on potential presidential appointees.om any pardons recommended by the department of justice. i was doing policy work on crime and drugs. there is no indication dean met with the president more than one time in the first two years he was on the staff. i was in charge of the project there is a public policy at law and order was supposed to contribute something. he didn't. he did not do any work i went to my immediate boss urged dean to be hired i said don't ever put me on a a project again with jon dean and don't put him on a project with me i was in charge because he did not do squat. he said he's very sensitive as to his rank here. he is new. why don't you let me handle dean from now on? i have no rapport which probably saved my freedom. because he convinced bud to perjure himself and he lost everything because of john dean. i did not like john dean. most of his colleagues did not like john dean. he has an intriguing ability to appeal to