. >> yes. >> mark edward porter. that's a real license. this is the real guy >> but selling a load of coins didn't prove mark porter was guilty of murder. remember mark also had an interest in the coin business. >> the best explanation for that was simply that these were coins that mark porter had, it was a coincidence that they happened to be sold the day after the terrell's were killed. >> still, retired superintendent and by all appearances a pillar of the community was now a prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never did like the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something of a fake. >> gary's brother larry always had a bad feeling about mark and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> i thought that he was befriending and recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. i think over a period of time he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> he didn't show up at the visi

he didn't question the rights of the disabled he mark the specific newer tremors porter why you're conflatingwith that an attack on human rights what's mark >> because he's an aspiring president and the responsibility of the president is to respect the rights of everybody. >> tucker: so mocking somebody isn't attacking on everybody who shares their characteristics, what are you saying what's mark >> it's illustrative of a president who is not terribly interested in defending the rights of the disabled, or the unpopular's, that's our concern. whether their undocumented immigrants, refugees, blacks, or women, over and over, you saw this disrespect to these people. >> tucker: you're doing what they all do, you're making generalizations rather than -- you're not answering a specific question that i asked, you're going to the big picture. the big picture was how was canada trumps rudeness to a disabled "new york times" reporter illustrative of his feelings of the disabled are generally? how is that under minding the rights of disabled people by mocking one you "new york times" reporter who disable

he didn't question the rights of the disabled he mark the specific newer tremors porter why you're conflatingt with that an attack on human rights what's mark >> because he's an aspiring president and the responsibility of the president is to respect the rights of everybody. >> tucker: so mocking somebody isn't attacking on everybody who shares their characteristics, what are you saying what's mark >> it's illustrative of a president who is not terribly interested in defending the rights of the disabled, or the unpopular's, that's our concern. whether their undocumented immigrants, refugees, blacks, or women, over and over, you saw this disrespect to these people. >> tucker: you're doing what they all do, you're making generalizations rather than -- you're not answering a specific question that i asked, you're going to the big picture. the big picture was how was canada trumps rudeness to a disabled "new york times" reporter illustrative of his feelings of the disabled are generally? how is that under minding the rights of disabled people by mocking one you "new york times" reporter who disab

we also have miss rebecca mark, the end of the line here, vice president with porter novelli where her focus is pinpointing actionable findings to make associations more effective. she's a former analyst for hart research associates and has conducted policy, political and membership oriented quantitative research. she has also led in-depth qualitative research with congressmen, foreign leaders and business executives. prior to research, rebecca served as deputy finance director for the 2010 michigan gubernatorial election and served as legislative assistant in two congressional offices. she graduated from the university of michigan in 2007 with a masters dregree in urban planning and economic development. last, we have samidh chakrabarti, where he comes to us from facebook. he focuses on enhancing civic engagement on the platform including all features facebook deploy to encourage voter participation in the recent u.s. election. before coming to facebook, he was also product lead for his google civic engagement initiative and was responsible for politics and elections products globally

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