did someone else kill krystal?nfronting her killer. >> that is when she was shot? >> absolutely. was this murder a hit at all? >> this is breaking me. >> when dateline continues. hen dateline continues is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows co

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i'm joined by bill krystal. >> you know, qwest beat mug s m set it up that way to be as clear as possiblewhat do you think about what i called a delayed, and thus suspect, republican outrage. >> i think you put it well. it's interesting you began with that clip from tiananmen square. you know who praised the crackdown? private citizen donald trump. so, what we've seen in a way is trump has corrupted a whole lot of other politicians. this is infective trump. trump has taken it to a whole different level, so now they're fearful, and they won't say the truth. >> the specific piece, a fresh strand of political hate, which has been mainlined, as i told viewers, it's another conspiracy theory tropes, and combined black and brown immigrant hate with this handler anti-semitic tropes, that there's a secret kabal, you were what grammy hall would call a real jew. >> wow? >> is the joke is the casual anti-semitism displayed in the film, which is being -- shout-out to grammy hall. a lot of people feel, especially in places lake new york, washington, l.a., and there are jews around, and then you see it

south carolina we can project republican senator tim scott will win a successful term, defeating krystal matthews. >> to kentucky projecting ran paul will cruise to a third term defeating charles booker. >> and todd young to win his second term. >> in vermont, peter welsh replacing retiring senator patrick leahy. >> all right there is a look at the balance of power right now. and you have 32 republicans, french democrats, early in the night. majority is 51 as we know and right now, you have a 50/50 senate, as we get early votes in this is whyry are. we are. >> governor, in jo georgia brian kemp with a slight lead over stacey abrams. we have more raw vote total coming up. >> in south carolina. republican governor henry mcmaster will win a second term in office, no big surprise. defeating joe cunningham. >> and vermont not enough date on to declare republican governor phil scott will win more than 50% of the vote. now, we're going to throughout the night have a ticker on the bottom of the screen, you s will see it there we will see races rolling through with numbers that we have, raw vote

krystal was with some, but it is slowly getting better and they have a plea for other potential crystal tailors out there. >> nothing can bring chrissy back. this will not fade her, it will not change anything for us. but somebody knows they are in a relationship like this, tell somebody. if it can happen to chrissy, it can happen to anybody. >> if you are with somebody who makes you feel threatened, tell somebody loudly and now. and if you hear someone else, speak up. do not let a cry for help go by. but bu i am craig melvin, and this is dateline. >> her father always told me to keep an eye on her. you >> had made a promise to him? >> yeah. to make sure she was okay. i was going to find her. >> you just knew as her mom that something was very wrong? >> yes, i did. >> there was a report that she had been in a silver car, i knew that she was probably in trouble. you >> get a call from a block? number >> yes. >> you are not being honest with me because i am not playing. >> he would kind of turn it on, and try to get some truth out of it. >> i will keep digging and digging. >> there are so

his shoulder going back to 2009, that barack obama had sided with military advisers like stanley krystalbitterness and add a trip to afghanistan. >> and bob -- gates >> illegal in and everyone else, joe biden was the one person in 2009 who kept poisoning the well between president obama and senior military leaders saying you have to get out, you can't do this. he >> he thought the generals are jamming him. >> he wanted to prove that he was right. we had numerous instances of testimony at the collapse of afghanistan last year of secretary austin and general milley and general mackenzie and others saying that their best advice is that they would keep a small contingent in afghanistan, that we keep civilian contractors that to keep the afghan air force flying, so that they can provide air cover for the afghan troops. even most of the advisers, my understanding is in the white house and state department, advised joe biden -- >> but you don't hold trump responsible for it. you say it's a flawed treaty? >> in the end, it was joe biden's decision as commander in chief last year. >> first of all

but that's one of the reasons why you see the bill krystal's of the world joining the democratic party, because that is now the home of globalism. gand neoconservatism and thisge one world garbage that is going to destroy our country. why that's why biden didn't stand sd up on chinese trade. he didn't sit up on chineseanyl pollution. he didn't sit up on chinese fenthion, all killing t our children. he did not stand up for a single, solitary american interest against solitar our chf geopolitical rival because they want a greater economic merger with china atmerg the expense of our working claser wits. h china. i think i've got to say,u.s. tra i rarely say anything positive about the administration, budet there us trade rep, if you have to look at who the best personei in their cabinet is , it'so helt probably their trade rep. right. who's katharine's idea? he line prettyheld the line prel on trump's tariffs. and she said today that boeing doesn't determine our trade policy. i hopes. that she actually wins out in this debate.. do you have faith in that? i mean, we'll see. probably just d