lisa jennings was dead. the question for the detectives was, did she take her own life, or was this murder? here is keith morrison with, a crack in everything. >> it was his secret that started it. a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006. a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo, buffalo man, missouri. and on that farm a fine new house, brad and lisa jennings had made for their families. the stockings were hung. children were snug in their beds. and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. -- well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way, brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking. which is what started the argument of slamming doors and said it in silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 9-1-1. >> and he's very hysterical. you know? he's crying, can't really say anything other than, get here quick. get your quick. i heard that two or three times. >> such a complicated tale. with its secrets, lies, shifting loyalties. and he

to see it exactly the way it was, literally besides the cookie jar that lisa took home -- >> and the neon coffee thing. >> that jens so emotional that we just started crying. >> reporter: the cast maintaining that tight bond all these years, regularly going viral online whenever some of them got together. >> who among you is the most like your character? and who among you is the least like your character? >> lisa's the least. >> least. >> matt leblanc the most? >> oh! well, you know. i mean, minus the clueless part. >> minus the clueless part. >> matt is that kind of fiercely loyal, very affectionate, and like your brother. >> the ladies told me that they thought that the person who was most like their character was you, matt. would you agree with that? >> i'm the most like joey? >> yeah. >> i don't think that's true. >> i look just like him. >> no, that's not what she means. >> okay. >> turns out you're right. >> i don't know, that's a compliment, i guess. why, that's good acting. >> i know you can't give away any secrets but can't you give us an idea of what we're going to see? >> there's fun stuff. >> entertain

lisa. one thing that astonished me. the question is now being raised. it came to white house briefing room, jensaki was asked about it, she said we would like a full investigation of the origins of the pandemic by the w.h.o. and make sure they get all of the cooperation, they are still pinning their hopes on the w.h.o., that is instain. >> we have -- insane. >> we have already seen them covering for china and lying about human-to-human transmission with the coronavirus from the very beginning. about what disturbs me is the unquestioning and uncritical major of the media in this one of dr. fauci, who is the leader of the lockdown cult, he is like a religious figure to them. and the origins of the coronavirus, we know that wuhan lab was working on coronavirus, and other dangerous pathogens at the time this was released. or this got out, they have a history of shoddy practices, common sense would prevail in dictating to determine this likely came from the wuhan lab, yet there has been almost a critical nature of people who said that like senator tom cotton or latest director redfield, said got att

lisa, i want to play this exchange really quickly between white house press secretary jen psaki answeringuestion from our peter doocy about whether the president still thinks red states got it wrong. listen to this. >> so does the president still think that these red state governors who were a little bit ahead of the federal government in lifting the mask mandates had e neanderthal thinking? >> well, again, i would say that even with this guidance that's out there, the guidance is not telling states and localities exactly how they should implement. i know i am reassured by listening to the guidance of health and medical experts, not political decision making. >> lisa, you moved to a red state early on. how's that going for you? >> it's great. [laughter] no, life is great in florida, and governor desantis has performed so well in keeping this state open while also keeping seniors safe, which was the most critical, which is what everyone else should have done from the beginning. i don't think there's been enough focus on how bad the biden administration has botched this and how bad joe bide

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