judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: you have the right to obtain counsel, you have the right to remain silent.santa fe high school shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis appearing before galveston county judge mark henry friday night, charged with capital murder and aggravated assault on a public servant.judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: are you requesting consideration for a court appointed attorney? dimitrios pagourtzis / alleged santa fe high school shooter: yes sir.pagourtzis is accused of killing nine students and one teacher and injuring 10 others, in an attack that started in an art class at santa fe high school.officer: still have several more shots firing.(shots firing)officer: he's actively shooting. he's in the art room. we've got shots - we've got shots fired now guys. we need you all up here.witnesses describe running from the school when they heard gunshots presley lummus / student: a teacher was telling us to go, go, go. and then you know it's like instinct you're scared you're traumatized so you're running as fast as you can.one student recounts seein

judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: you have the right to obtain counsel, you have the right to remain silent.santa fe high school shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis appearing before galveston county judge mark henry friday night, charged with capital murder and aggravated assault on a public servant.judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: are you requesting consideration for a court appointed attorney? dimitrios pagourtzis / alleged santa fe high school shooter: yes sir.pagourtzis is accused of killing nine students and one teacher and injuring 10 others, in an attack that started in an art class at santa fe high school.officer: still have several more shots firing.(shots firing)officer: he's actively shooting. he's in the art room. we've got shots - we've got shots fired now guys. we need you all up here.witnesses describe running from the school when they heard gunshots presley lummus / student: a teacher was telling us to go, go, go. and then you know it's like instinct you're scared you're traumatized so you're running as fast as you can.one student recounts seein

. >> i'm county judge mark henry. i held the probable cause hearing on the suspect shooter yesterday, found probable cause on two charges, capital murder, aggravating assault,i denied bond from those charges. that's the only information i have of it. i don't believe that anyone up here has current information and i would encourage you to direct questions towards district attorney's office, galveston county sheriff office for the state investigation and to the fbi and atf for the federal investigation. i'm letting you know, unless i'm mistaken no one has current information or updates of the investigation as of today. congressman of the area. >> thank you, judge henry. i represent the 14th district of congress. this is a tough time. we have a hurting community. we've got people who have lost loved ones, some of them students, some adults, we are going to pull through this. this is going to be a time for our community of healing. this is the second time in 8 months that we've gone through a tragedy, we had hurricane har

judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: you have the right to obtain counsel, you have the rightto remain silent.santa fe high school shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis appearing before galveston county judge mark henry friday night, charged with

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thank you so much, mark henry. let's go to pat. since you and i chatted none of his weapons were his own. they included a shotgun and 38 8 revolver. >> no surprise. he had access to these weapons. they weren't properly safeguarded. he had a predisposition of violence. he had social media rants, through clothing he wore and conversation he had at school. he was that kid. the shooters turnout to be the kid, the odd ball kid that everyone gives a wide birth. we have seen it numerous times. even if all of the red flags are there law enforcement has finite resources. they can't follow him 24/7 until he decides in his crazy mind to go operational. >> we don't know what that trigger point was to be fair. we were chatting yesterday. he was wearing a trench coat on a hot humid day. 150% humidity. he had been wearing this for weeks. some said for months. some of the evidence shows he was a football player and was joining the j.v. team and opted not too. he was quiet and stuck to himself. more antisocial activity. not to the point where it wo

. >> i am mark henry. i am the county judge of galveston county, texas. we are unfortunately here today because of a tragic event that occurred today at santa fe high school. fortunate for us, we did have rapid response from state and u.s. leaders who are out here now. we spent time briefing the governor and senator cruz and other elected officials on the events that happened this morning. at this time, i will pass it along to governor abbott. governor abbott: i thank you for your time to help your county respond to this. we appreciate you and your entire team stepping up and showing the way to respond to what has to be probably the worst disaster ever to strike this community. i express my gratitude to the other officials who are gathering with us here today. this is just the beginning of what will be a very robust response by both local, state and federal officials. we come together today as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we have ever seen in the history of texas schools. it's impossible to describe the magnitude of the evil of someon

he made his first court appearance last night, here's the exchange with judge mark henry. >> questions? we are finished. >> reporter: abca 15 was known to be a loner, he wore black trench coat on most days, he was under the black trenchcoat that he had the two guns he used to carry out the carnage, had no criminal record. here is governor greg abbott. >> there were not those types of warning signs. we have what are often categorized as red flag warnings and hear the red flag warnings were either nonexistent or imperceptible. >> reporter: others dispute his social media postings had an array of disturbing entries. the guns used in the carnage were owned by his father. the family made no public statements although there are reports they are devastated by this turn of events. the ongoing debate itch has been regenerated over guns, everybody calling for more gun control. somebody else saying i want guns to protect myself because of this crazed society, everyone calling for single entrance, that is how you trap kids inside when trying to make a desperate escape in case of an emergency. what

. >> i'm county judge mark henry. i held a probable cause hearing on the suspect and shooter yesterday afternoon, found probable cause on two charges, capital murder, aggravated assault of a public servant. that's all the information i have for that portion of it. i know there are questions about the ongoing investigation. i don't believe anyone up here has any current information. i would encourage you to direct those questions toward the district attorney's office, galveston county sheriff's department and the atf for the federal investigation. unless i'm mistaken, no one here has any updates as of today. as of that, congressman. >> thank you, i'm randy weber. i represent the 14th district of congress. this is a tough time. we've got a hurting community, we've got people who have lost loved ones, some of them students, some adults. we are going to pull through this. this is going to be a time for our community of healing. this is the second time in eight months we've gone through tragedy. we had hurricane harvey end

17-year-old entered the high school with two handguns, that according to galveston county judge mark henry, as well as some home-made devices which included these carbon dioxide containers that were taped together with a pressure cooker, an alarm clock and nails inside. those containers did not have a device that was able to detonate. that's why authorities believe that it did not go off. they also know that he had no criminal record, dimitri us, and authorities are offering no motive. as you said according to the fbi the number of injured rose from 10 to 13. three of those injured are in the hospital behind me, and two of them are in critical condition. chris? >> reporter: nbc's marian in a attention yo, thank ya -- tonight, some of them will be gathering for a baseball game. but coming up, we're going to hear from a survivor. plus the government response here in texas, congressman al green will join mere. next. at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. pre

. >> i'm mark henry. i'm the county judge, galveston county, texas. i'm the chief elected official for galveston county. galveston county is providing all the assistance we can to the santa fe isd police agencies and the city of santa fe. i don't really have much else to add. i do want to emphasize this was a tragic loss of life this morning. the first call came in at 7:32. i received my first phone call about 7:45. it has been a difficult scene, difficult time for everyone involved. so again, i ask that you pray for the people who suffered some injury and loss today, and i want to emphasize again, i was just informed recently they did find -- suspect material off campus. so it's not isolated to height scho -- to the high school campus. anything you see, please do not touch it. please call 911. we have the retiring mayor and incoming mayor justin tabor. >> i'm mayor jeff tamborelo. i want to thank the law enforcement and other emergency responders that came so quickly to the aid of santa fe isd and our community. i'm just asking everyone out there to

. >> i'm mark henry, i'm the county job of galveston county, texas. galveston count yes y is provid assistant through galveston county sheriff's office to the santa fe isd police agencies and the city of santa fe. don't have much else to add. i do want to emphasize this was a tragic loss of life. it's been a difficult time for everyone involved so i ask that you pray for the people who have suffered some injury and loss today and i want to emphasize i was informed they did find suspect material off campus so it's not isolated to the high school campus. anything you see that looks suspicious, don't you have to it, please call 911. and we have mayors of santa fe, the retiring mayor, incoming mayor jason tabor. >> we want to thank law enforcement and emergency responders that came so quickly to the aid of the santa fe isd and our community. i'm asking everyone out there to pray and put their thoughts and prayers into people affected for our community to heal through this situation, thank you. >> i'm mayor justin tabor. please pray for santa fe. if you se

the latest that we are learning, from a judge mark henry, who was the judge in that hearing tonight. he is the highest elected official in galveston county. and he is saying it appears according to inventoryings that he spoke with that the shooter acted alone. anderson. >> we are also hearing more from students at the school who knew the shooter. and what sort of things are they saying? how well do they know him >> no one is coming out and saying he was best friend, great guy, supernice, i can't belief he carried it out. what we hear from a number of students is that he was quiet, a loaner kept to himself. one student who we spoke with said that he wore combat boots and possibly this famous black trench coat every day, even in 90-degree heat. very hot down there in southern texas. this same student was also saying he was bullied by coaches. we have spoken to fabs who said that he was a nice and quiet kid. anderson this was not someone a complete loaner. he played sports, freshman football, played jv football. according to one report on the school website he had a standout game. he wa

judge mark henry, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, sir. >>> all right. let's dig deeper with our specialists and analysts. you're getting new information right now. what are you learning? >> i think what the judge said appears to be new information. these were two crude devices that this person who we were told may have been an accomplice officials wanted to talk to. it seems they've talked to the official according to what the judge says and basically she's describing him as someone they just needed to talk to. so certainly those new pieces of information are just coming in to us. we have not talked to any of our law enforcement sources yet to figure out where they stand in terms of the investigation, but certainly what he said there seems to be new information. >> the suspect is about to make his initial court appearance. what do we anticipate will unfold? >> i would assume he'll be told what his charges are. we're told they're capital murder charges. some of that will probably be revealed we may learn more about how he was taken into custody. the gove

don, the magistrate who handled that was a man named mark henry and he said after that hearing that it appears at this time that this suspect acted alone. there's been a lot of confusion through the day about a possible second suspect. the authorities seem to be backing off on that, but right now, we have this information coming out tonight, from a probable cause affidavit, that this shooter is saying that he spared people he liked and targeted people he didn't. don? >> drew, it's interesting, only 17 years old, and it's sad that you have to look into the background of a 17-year-old kid , really. you have been looking into the background of a shooter. what have you found? >> we have been doing the usual digging and grubbing of social media and friends and everything looking for any kind of signs. and we're stymied by this, quite frankly, don. earlier today, greg abbott, the texas governor said there were no warning signs, as far as they can tell. we still don't see any tonight, but we do have limited, limited exposure to this person on his social media. take a look. dimitrios pagourtzi

. >> i'm mark henry, the county judge of galveston county texas, chief elected official. galveston county is providing asis tans through galveston county sheriff office and district attorney's office to the santa fe isd police agencies and city of santa fe. don't have much else to add. i do want to emphasize this is a tragic loss of life this morning, first call came in at 7:32, i received my first phone call about 7:45. it has been a difficult scene, difficult time for everyone involved. again, i ask that you pray for the people who have suffered injury and loss today. and i want to emphasize, again, i was just informed recently they did find suspected material off campus. so it's not isolated to the high school campus. anything you see that looks suspicious please don't touch it, call 911. we have mayors of santa fe, we have the retiring mayor, incoming mayor. >> mayor jeff tarambrela, we thank the law even forcement and emergency responders that came so quickly to the aid of the santa fe isd and community. i'm just asking everyone out there to pray and put their though

i'm mark henry. i am the county judge of galveston county tech, the chief elected official in the county. we are uncommonly all here today because of a tragic event that occurred this morning at santa fe high school. fortunately for us, we did have a rapid response from a lot of state and u.s. leaders. they are down here now. we have spent a little bit of time briefing the governor and lieutenant governor, senator cruz and other elected officials on the events that happened this morning. at this time i will pass it off to governor abbott. >> judge, first i want to thank you for your tireless efforts over the past few hours to help your county respond to this. we appreciate you and your entire team stepping up and showing the way to respond to what has to be probably the worst disaster ever to strike this community. also want to express my gratitude to the other officials who are gathering with us here today. this is just the beginning of what will be a very robust response by both local, state, and f

. >> i am mark henry, county judge for galveston. the chief official.d.a.s office and the sheriff's office through the santa fe and ist police agencies and the st. -- and the state of -- and the city of santa fe. it's a tragic loss of life. first call came in at 7:32 a.m. and i received my first phone call at 7:45 a.m. and it has been a difficult scene and a difficult time for everyone in involved and i ask you to pray for the people who suffered injury and loss today and they want to emphasize again i was just informed recently they did find a suspect material off campus. it is not isolated to the high school campus. anything that looks suspicious please don't touch it. please call 911. and we have the retiring mayor and incoming mayor of santa fe. >> i am mayor jeff camera look and we want to thank all of the law enforcement and other mercy responders that came so quickly to the aid of the community. i'm asking everyone out there to pray and put their thoughts and prayers into all the people affected and for our community to heal. thank you. >> please

. >> i'm mark henry the county judge of galveston county, texas the chief elected official for galvestonnd galveston county is providing all the assistance we can both through galveston county sheriff's office and galveston county district attorney's office to the isd police agency and the city of santa fe. i don't have much else to add. i do want to emphasize this is a tragic also of life this morning first call came in at 7:32 i received my first phone call about 7:45. it has been a difficult scene, difficult time for everyone involved so again, i ask that you pray for the people who have suffered some injury and loss today and i want to emphasize again, i was just informed recently they did find suspect material off dashcam pus so it's not isolated to the high school campus. anything you see that looks suspicious please don't touch it please call 911. >> and we have mayors of santa fe, we have the retiring mayor jeff tambrella, incoming mayor jason tabor. >> i'm mayor jeff tambrella. i want to thank all of the law enforcement other emergency responders that came so quickly to the aid

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mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. john henryof his theme, that mark stover was the bad guy. but even so, he said, oakes didn't want or plan to kill him. you don't premeditate up just to the point of shooting somebody. you premeditate the entire scenario. and what happened after this tragic event is absurd. he has absolutely no plan. none. and if there's no plan afterwards, i think it leads you to the conclusion that there was no plan beforehand. keith morrison: really? here was the prosecutor's closing. i will say this. the more charitable view of motive would be that miss opdycke and mr. oakes, perhaps they really did fear for their safety for some reason. but the evidence doesn't support it. now, the less charitable view is that the defendant set out on a path of cold, calculated execution. was it because there were some feelings of revenge after this incredibly contentious divorce? was it to prove himself to miss opdycke for some reason? the fact is, we'll never know, because the defendant has taken all steps necessary to obs

time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return henry ford which the c.e.o. of droll mark looks at the highest and lowest tax rates around the globe plus we have a special panel to discuss the new u.s. tax law and the current implications plus alex my height which tells us about a tiny u.s. tax provision that might impact life love and finances as it goes or we do go to break here's a quick question for you which of the following us states have no individual income tax the last the forego the vital stuff that go to texas washington or wyoming which ones have no state individual tax the answer right after a break we'll be back. with kind of the goal and direction you need to add to the generation of ultra independents that's what the top ten can push away that is the beginning and the nightmare that we have how effective for. in some american cities the police have built themselves cling to refutation of people who walk on the streets of the united states are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that were people are no more afraid of the police than of u

can up for a quick break but hang here because when we return henry ford which the c.e.o. of droll mark looks at the highest and lowest tax rates around the globe plus we have a special panel to discuss the new u.s. tax law and the current implications plus how it's my heart which tells us about a tiny u.s. tax provision that might impact life love and finances as it goes or we do go to break here's a quick question for you which of the following us states have no individual income tax the last the forego the bottom up to go to texas washington or wyoming which ones have no stake in the visual tax the answer right after.

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billy burns to henry trinder, one for the ages. mark atkinson scored again.unced for thomas williams, ricochet rugby. garyn smith then put them in the lead. gloucester had a problem, time for pragmatism and for power. a wrestle for the line, james hanson over and ahead. into the final minutes, cardiff were desperate now. one more pass, one more sprint. blaine scully‘s try, but gareth anscombe needed the conversion to level the scores. the first kick missed in the match at the worst possible time, but there would be one last chance. cardiff penalty, very last minute — anscombe again. a moment of blue steel had stolen the silver. rory mcilroy has missed the cut, at the players‘ championship in florida, the tournament dubbed the fifth major. the course at sawgrass is built on the site of an old swamp, and there's water all around. and mclroy found it annoyingly for him. that left him one over par which doesn't sound too bad until you realised that the runaway leader webb simpson is 16 shots ahead of him. the american also found that water on the 17th but still f

billy burns to henry trinder, one for the ages. mark atkinson scored again.cochet rugby. garyn smith then put them in the lead. gloucester had a problem, time for pragmatism and for power. a wrestle for the line, james hanson over and ahead. into the final minutes, cardiff were desperate now. one more pass, one more sprint. blaine scully‘s try, but gareth anscombe needed the conversion to level the scores. the first kick missed in the match at the worst possible time, but there would be one last chance. cardiff penalty, very last minute — anscombe agasin. a moment of blue steel had stolen the silver. rory mcilroy has missed the cut at the players championship in florida — the tournament dubbed the fifth major. the course at sawgrass is built on the site of an old swamp and there's water all around at the 17th and mclroy found it. annoyingly for him, that left him one over par which doesn't sound too bad, until you realised that the runaway leader, webb simpson, is 16 shots ahead of him. the american also found that water on the 17th but still finished 15—unde

henry at the white house. former clinton poster, advisor mark penn, causing quite a stir. among democrats, he wrote an article, very important, he wrote it in "the hill," "stopping robert mueller to protect us all. in this article, "stopping mueller is not about one president or one party, it's about all presidents and all parties, it's about cleaning oud and reforming the deep state so our intelligence operations are never used against opposing campaigns without the affirmative evidence." a very honest comment and commentary causing crazy liberal joe over at msnbc conspiracy tv to a full on meltdown on live television. watch this. >> let's be blunt about it. what exactly is mark penn selling? here's a guy who lost hillary clinton's campaign. does he have a fox news contract? is he writing for conservative websites? i want toat know, as you know, d washington, d.c., often when people do strange things like this, creatures of the swamp, they are doing it for awa reaso. >> sean: mark penn joins is now along w with former white house press secretary sean spicer. mark, i didn'

we've got ed henry, former president of the white house correspondent associate and mark steyn to discusst happened and what it means. but first, over the past month, a caravan of central american migrants has gradually made it up to honduras to mexico all the way to tijuana, opposite san diego. at one point mexican authorities claim they broke up and american media dutifully reported they did. they didn't. that was a p.r. gesture and a temporary one. in fact, during part of the trip, mexican police escorted the migrants northward. in other words, the mexican government abetted illegal immigration into this country as it's done for many years. tonight, the caravan is on our southern border. rather than wait for the d crossing station to open, many of them jumped the fence. some waved honduran flags when they got to the top. that tells you everything.so when you arrive in a country to contribute to it and assimilatee into its culture, don't wave the flag of a foreign nation. that's when you do in triumph when you invade a country. according to border control, at least one member of the car

back with us in elkhart, indiana, mark and juan as we wait the president to take the stage. ed henry us live from the white house who has new information on the north korean release. ed, what are they saying about that tonight? >> they're saying they think this will tee things up nicely for the summit coming up likely in june. they have not confirmed whether or not it's in singapore. that seems to be where it's leaning. there's a major asian security conference there about two weeks ahead of when was trump would meet with kim jong-un. so you're going to have a bunch of asian powers and more from around the world. people from the white house believe that would be a good place to have this. i think the other key piece of this is that that release last night, i heard you talking about the burst of patriotism, the feeling that the president didn't leave the americans behind. the fact that just about eight, ten months ago, you had the president's critics saying that his hot rhetoric, little rocketman, fire and fury and all that was bringing us to the brink of nuclear war. the senior white

we've got ed henry, former president of the white house correspondent associate and mark steyn to discuss. but first, over the past month, a caravan of central american migrants has gradually made it up to honduras to mexico all the way to tijuana, opposite san diego. at one point mexican authorities claim they broke up and american media dutifully reported they did. they didn't. that was a p.r. gesture and a temporary one. in fact, during rt

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henry has the latest tonight. >> we just learned house republicans are about to turn up the heat more. mark meadows, jim jordan and other prominent lawmakers, house resolutions spelling out 12 pages of what they call massive misconduct at the fbi and justice department at the end of the obama administration, a resolution does not have the power of law but they hope to use it to build new momentum for a second special counsel to the name to investigate how the russia collusion probe started. the pres. had the meeting at the white house, sally yates claims the president is waging an all out assault on democracy by pressuring the justice department, in a visit to cia headquarters to swear in gina haspel the president praised the courage of house intel chair devon nunez for shedding light on these stories, nunez says obama officials like sally 8 and john brennan are trying to diver attention from the real story, a bright red line was crossed when it appears the fbi infiltrated the trump campaign to spy, the president raising more doubts about robert mueller's programs he met with rod rosenstein

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house republicans but i can tell you mark meadow said that that is ridiculous and that rod rosenstein should stick to facts instead of rhetoric, sean. >> sean: ed henrythe white house, maybe he should read the constitution, something about checks and balances. that is part of it. joining us with more reaction, ron desantis, tv contributor, former secret service agent dan bongino, i agree with gregg jarrett, david showing, go to vent about, congressman, i agree with alan dershowitz. this is a perjury trap, it is juvenile, the fact that you ask the president what was in your mind is in absurdity, and it shows just how far this has gone from so-called collusion with russia. >> you are right, sean, very few of the bullets involved a campaign. it was mostly during the transition and then during the presidency. so you have a situation where robert mueller, he is a doj employee, effectively. he has an inferior officer in the executive branch. what gives him the right to conduct oversight over basic presidential decisions? it has nothing to do with any type of criminal activity. what was in your mind when you talked about jeff sessions were assigning or this

henry j. friendly medal recognizes contributions to law. >>> whose ready for the beach? the upcoming memorial day weekend markshe unofficial start of summer and happening today an expert talks about the dangers of rip current and going to present a show and tell at ocean beach which is one of the bay area's most dangerous beaches for rip kufrncurrent. >>> back in december, investigative unit showed recent changes to the warning signs at ocean beach, advise visitors to stay out of water at all conditions. click for the latest investigative unit report. >>> and taking a live look right now at milpitas city hall this morning. we're off to a cool start across the bay area. but kari, you've been telling us things will shape up to be a really nice day. >> it's going to be really comfortable and a little warmer than yesterday. reach into the low 70s for parts of the inland areas and cool and breezy. 75 and little bit cooler as we go through the rest of the week. low 70s san francisco, we'll start out with 60s for this week and continue that trend over the next seven days. >> cool and pleasant there. >> we switch to r

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marks two years since 15-year-old pearl pinson after being kidnapped in vallejo. a suspect was killed in a shootout with police in southern california. our ktvu crime reporter henry lee is in vallejo tonight where friends and family are gathering where pearl pinson was last seen. >> reporter: loved ones are holding out hope that pearl pinson will be someday found. they have gathered here regularly since she disappeared and aren't giving up until they know what happened to her. >>> reporter: this footbridge over 780 in vallejo is where 15-year-old pearl pinson was kidnapped as she was headed to school. two years after her disappearance, no one knows where she is. the only person who did, the prime suspect in her disappearance, was killed by police. >> that one little piece can help find her. >> reporter: rose pinson says someone out there knows what happened to her sister and where she may be. >> if you know anything about where he took her, what he did with her, or anything you heard, even a small rumor you think is not important to call right away. >> reporter: it was on may 25th, 2016, when a witness saw pearl pinson being dragged by a man, solano county sherif

henry has the latest for us tonight. >> great to see you. breaking tonight, we just learned that house republicans are about to turn up the heat even more tomorrow. mark meadows, lisa ling, jim jordan and other prominent lawmakers were introduced a house resolution out 12 pages of what they call massive misconduct at the highest levels of both the fbi and the justice department during the end of the obama administration. a resolution does not have the power of law, but they are hoping to use it to build the momentum for a second special counsel to be named to investigate how the entire russia collusion probe started. as you mention, the president had that meeting at the white house. sally yates also claimed today that the president is waging an all out assault on democracy by pressuring the justice department but in a visit to the cia headquarters to swear in new director gina haspel the president went out of his way to praise the courage of house intel chair devin nunes for shedding light on all of these stories. this weekend he said obama officials like sally is in john brennan are just trying to divert attention from the real story. in his words, a