. >> we speak with former prosecutor can kratz, which reveals his provocative theory that stephen avery made himself a murderer. >> stephen avery started planning this event the very first day he went to prison. we talk with fat tom fassbender who came under fire for this controversial investigation. why are you sitting here today? >> i finally realized that someone needed to speak out, to report the truth on what happened. >> so, what did happen here? our story begins with a woman at the heart of this case. a 25-year-old photographer from wisconsin, named teresa halbach. >> she loved being behind the camera. >> the became friends with teresa in college, both working at the same studio in green bay. kim says teresa had a special way with her suspects. she really loved make other people smile. >> the two state in touch after graduation, after they launch their careers. but that would all change suddenly on october 31st, 2005. kim caught a story of the local news -- teresa was missing. >> investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine, when she d

co >> head says that even if they buck historical trends there is another cause on the left, emma kratz have a roll off problem. first, describe but roloff is and why does it seem to be a -- whichever wants to take that >> i am happy to take that one. midterm term out, the number of mid -- voters that turn up in midterm elections is always much lower than in a presidential election. this is a very unusual feature of american politics. most countries don't have midterm elections. they just have one every few years. for many years, democratic turnout in these midterm elections has tended to be disproportionately lower than republican turnout in large part because the kind of voters who tend to show up for these less prominent elections are better educated and more well-off, more affluent, and much of the democratic coalition tend to be younger voters, people of color, and these are folks who just haven't had as long a participant patient -- participation in our political system. voting is a habit. the kind of people who tend to vote more often, older voters especially, have in recent year

-- that will help emma kratz beyond the former president and abortion, president trump elevated a list of replacement level type folks. that is being kind in some cases. ask mitch mcconnell his view i don't think it's going to help them in the house necessarily in the senate, republicans could have gained five senate seats. instead, they are struggling to find one pickup then hold onto pennsylvania and get a one seat majority. that is a long start from the beginning of the year when they were recruiting all of these governors to run senate. all of which turned them down. that gets back to the heart of your question which is the trump factor which looms over the gop so much and his endorsement shaped so many of these primaries his endorsement has left them with candidates that are lackluster at best. >> amy let me ask you. you will have done an interesting new poll of younger voters. tell us some of the highlights of what you have found and that gets back to the heart of your question which is the trump factor. -- his endorsement shape so many of the primaries and they left him with can

have trump offering to help, and i'm sure that drew dismissive laughter from all th useless nothing kratzwhy should they be laughing? it's not any funnier than democrats believing they could get pregnant. >> can biological men become pregnant and give birth? >> so men can have pregnancies, especially trans trends when pritzker get your saying of fee biological female who becomes a man as there for quote man pair. >> somebody with uterus may be have the chance to become pregnant whether they are a woman or a man. >> i have a feeling america is almost at the point of saying yeah, we're done. at least what trump is offering makes sense and no wonder they don't like it. they never see that stafford right now they have no way forward diplomatically in endin the war we are paying for. trump might be the only person to pull this one off, but perhaps, with the help of another guy. yeah, that guy who also saw the folly in picking sides between these few countries can you imagine this? appeased team that feels exactl like a buddy cop movie. one unorthodox wild man. that is a brilliant idea. for thi

the dominant theorists were the physio kratz, who believed that the conditions for the creation of wealth came from land and agricultural assa to custom, lucius. mm mm. but this theory would face opposition in the form of another revelation. the industrial revolution, which began in england with the invention of furnaces and steam engines, now wealth was being created from investing in this new machinery and through exploiting the newly created working class. with throughout europe, tech systems were adapting to this new economy. in addition to property taxes, revenue was raised from consumption taxes on products such as wine matches and tobacco. this tax applied to everyone no matter their income, which is why it hit the working class, the hardest me. but these taxes alone couldn't cover the cost of capitalism. aah! states had to borrow to invest in roads and railways. there have been sanitation and colonial conquests. the interest on the growing kid made the rich credit, his even richer debt, became an obsession. and the industrial revolution opened a new chapter in the history of taxat

there is another major reversal from emma kratz.that would have limited how members of congress can trade the stock market. i wonder why. >> she is criticizing the failure to bring it up. >> you have to have the votes to bring it up. >> we don't go from one day to the next. i think that we should have legislation. >> her husband has been caught. the new york times also found that nearly 20% of members of congress reported trades and companies influenced by their committees. go on. we took a poll when we were passing a mass mashed potatoes. definitely does not want to see this thing from happening. every american thinks that this is a scam. making $170,000 a year. i don't know what is going on. how do we have 87,000 irs agents to look at my taxi driving receipts from 2012. they did not let them proxy vote 90,000 pages. you get up the night before. usually under a fake name. >> they are too busy vacationing in france and lying about -- all right. good discussion. stay with us. a major speedbump for the electric vehicle push. both cali

i think i kratz have spent -- democrats has been more in this and i will not talk about. >> inflation continues to run hot, remaining the one concern for voters in april -- a poll. mr. johnson coming you will get the first question the federal policy is to drive up interest rates that hurt everyone to drive down inflation. what can congress do to control the rising costs? what will be your priority in the senate to help wisconsin families? >> we have to understand what caused the 40 year high inflation rates. out of control deficit spending. i voted against most of it. unfortunately president biden come when he came into office put forth another relief project -- package when we had money left over from the previous relief package. i was worried about it in 2021, we need to stop deficit spending, stop spending our debt. a dollar you make under the biden ministrations is now worth .83%, is crushing -- $.83. it is hurting seniors on fixed income. >> you have to have the courage to vote no and i voted no on deficit spending. lieutenant governor barnes supports the massive deficit spendin

i think i kratz have spent -- democrats has been more in this and i will not talk about. >> inflation continues to run hot, remaining the one concern for voters in april -- a poll. mr. johnson coming you will get the first question the federal policy is to drive up interest rates that hurt everyone to drive down inflation. what can congress do to control the rising costs? what will be your priority in the senate to help wisconsin families? >> we have to understand what caused the 40 year high inflation rates. out of control deficit spending. i voted against most of it. unfortunately president biden come when he came into office put forth another relief project -- package when we had money left over from the previous relief package. i was worried about it in 2021, we need to stop deficit spending, stop spending our debt. a dollar you make under the biden ministrations is now worth .83%, is crushing -- $.83. it is hurting seniors on fixed income. >> you have to have the courage to vote no and i voted no on deficit spending. lieutenant governor barnes supports the massive deficit spendin

emma kratz prioritize making it easier to vote.hat are specific ways you believe there is common ground reachable? ms. hassan: i hope we can find common ground. it has been hard to do. free and fair elections are the hallmark and foundation of our democracy. when they are eroded because people think they can deny elections or when they can undermine elections partisan overturn election results. which is one of the things that frick devote act tries to address. then our democracy arose. it gets very hard to get back. i supported the freedom devote act that makes sure we have bipartisan -- nonpartisan commissions to do redistricting. i would think that the republican party would join with us on wanting nonpartisan redistricting. moderator: we will move on. to an -- a related topic. >> owner talk about structural reform in washington. let's start with the filibuster. senator you backed ending the filibuster to make it easier to pass a election overhaul bill we have been discussing. other circumstances when you go around the filibuster

what you notices the emma kratz, they basically should to nationalize the racing oregon we are a blue, joe biden we didn't over donald trump remember that when you go to the polls. the other candidates, the republican candidates an independent candidate saying we have problems here at home this is a governors race. we have crime issues, we have housing issues, we have school issues. i know that you all vote democratic rate? this is a blue leaning state put it comes to governor both issues that metaphoric and the key question on election day is whether voters, especially democrats are willing the same i go and against donald trump. i can also vote for a republican or governor because i think this republican is going to address the issues is always a challenge when you are wally. if your party has been in charge this entire time your party has never else to point the finger. host: sow three way race with three female candidates? guest: exactly. they have voted a number of women to talk tough. host: all are from new jersey, democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. you guys ar