now they deny that he did it or that he's a person of interest by the way this weekend the kent state university opened up their new visitor center on this topic there's no mention of sniper there's no mention of new evidence except for one little piece there's no evidence that this was about anti-war and my sister allison. that she died repeats and she's been censored and and stifled ever since the story of kent state has never seen the light of day well as storable revisionism at its finest we see that with the bush library time and time again and of course with this new kent state memorial or whatever is being built and we're still seeing dissent being crushed with these less than lethal rounds you know as it's advanced over generations since ken state who has been facilitating the cover up i know they said obama had refused to see the evidence but since can't stay i mean obviously there's been an effort to reopen the investigation who has been covering this up. well it's a moving target and that's how it works and that's why they're successful you know they basically just a day they say one

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national guard troops opened fire on a group of anti-war depem straightors and killed four in kent state universityer protest began in colleges all over the nation in response to the u.s. invasion of cambod yampt in may crowds gathered. troops ordered them to disperse . upon without warning guardsmen fired 60 shots. the deaths grew outrage . the protest were larger in the end. the investigators dropped all charges against the troops. but there were four dead in ohio, 43 years ago today. that is how fox reportings. i am heather childress in for harris faulkner. thanks for having huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee. >> shocking undercover video of abortion clinic workers describing what would happen if a baby is born alive after a fame would abortion. >> we do not resussitate. blowing the lid off the late-term abortion industry. >> you think it breathing or like that? >> it would die. >> and whistle-blowers prepare to testify on what the government knew about the bengazi attacks, senator lindsay graham wants answers and demands that the administration give up the namings of

. >>> this weekend in ohio, they marked the anniversary of this spring day at kent state university in70. when national guard troops opened fire on american students protesting against the vietnam war. the american military is not supposed to fire on american civilians this way, but they did. they killed four students, they injured nine. the students gathered to express their political position against the vietnam war. they wanted to be heard, even though many of them were not yet old enough to vote. in 1970, the year of the shootings, the voting age was still 21. if you were 18 or if you were 19 or if you were 20, you could get drafted into war. you stood a good chance of getting forced into service in the vietnam war. but even so at 18 or 19 or 20, you could not vote for or against the politicians who would send you to that war. you were old enough to fight, but not old enough to vote. that situation seemed unfair enough to enough people and the country voted to change that idea. students marched for the right to vote. they marched and lobbied and pushed and organized to lower the vo

. >>> in today's then and now, the deadly shootings at kent state university in ohio, it happened 43ears ago today. but eight years later documents found by nbc news showed the white house thwarted the investigation. here is david brinkley anchoring the "nbc nightly news" on that part of the story. >> eight years ago today the ohio national guard opened fire on demonstrating students killing four of them and wounding nine. there was a little campus ceremony today to commemorate that. james polk of our staff has found a white house order sent to the justice department at that time ordering no federal grand jury investigation of the killings because richard nixon was adamantly opposed. >> last fall visitor center opened up owe on the campus providing the history, context, and artifacts from the shootings. >>> wall street really loved the april unemployment report. the tenth of a point dip sent the markets soaring. the dow and s&p 500 roared to record highs. we begin with the top employment gains. the sector providing the biggest bump, professional and business services adding 73,000 jo

today, a special visitors center will be dedicated on the kent state university campus to commemorateer indefinite detention at guantanamo bay as a hunger strike spreads among prisoners there. we will talk about that in our next hour. >>> a firefight in southern california as crews battle to contain that fierce wildfire that has tripled in size since it broke out. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> i continue to believe that we have got to close guantanamo. >> why? >> well, i think -- you know, i think it is critical for us to understand that guantanamo is not necessary to keep america safe. >> that was president obama tuesday answering questions about the hunger strike at guantanamo bay. for the two weeks, noorn 100 of the remaining 166 detainees held there by the united states have been refusing to eat. 23 of them are now being force fed, at last check, we should note. the st