he never would have gone that hotel room to meet michael wolfe. he woman who wept tears of love for her long, lost david who professed to held a torch all those years was the very same woman, said wolfe, who called david on the phone and enticed him to go to that motel room to be killed. >> they needed to use barbara as the lure because david still had feelings for barbara. >> evidence, david had a roommate reported journalist stephen kafp and he heard a phone call. >> he was pretty sure it was a woman on the phone. david takes the phone, goes into his room, comes out a little while later. he's all spruced up, ready to go out. he has a smile on his face, combing his hair. putting on his cologne and david jackson left the apartment at that point. that was the last that any of his friends saw him at that point. >> what really happened in the motel? wolfe said he hid in the bathroom when david arrived. >> barbara answered and he was glad to see her. they walked in an sat down on the edge of the bed and barbara had a stun gun. and barbara hit david wit

one of the other big ones in that group of four, wolf, is michael atkinson.e inspector general for the intelligence committee. last fall the whistleblower in the white house who saw a problem with how the president was speaking with the president of ukraine, it was taken to congress and that launched the impeachment of the president. tha that was in september. you have four inspector generals who were removed or replaced in the last six weeks. now you have critics of the trump administration calling this an unprecedented purge. >> just ahead, crowds are turning out for beaches and restaurants. and president trump reveals he is taking hydroxychloroquine despite fda warnings. >> it has been a great business help. ♪ unilever, the makers of dove, hellmann's, vaseline, and more, is donating millions of products to frontline aid organizations like feeding america and direct relief. to get help or give help, join us at weareunitedforamerica.com. ♪ you know when your dog is itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itchi

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michael flynn. i want to bring in our senior justice correspondent evan perez. evan, what are you learning? >> reporter: wolfwe noticed two of the prosecutors who are doing the michael flynn case were prosecuting the michael flynn case, and did not sign their names to the document that called for the dismissal of these charges. now we know what was going on behind the scenes, infighting behind the scenes between the prosecutors and the justice department over exactly how to do this. one of the issues that emerged was whether or not the department should defend the work of these prosecutors, saying essentially that they did nothing wrong, that these documents that the justice department was producing to michael flynn's attorneys did not necessarily have to be turned over. there was a big disagreement behind the scenes over that. we're told, wolf, that as they were drafting these documents, there was this language in there that said that there had been no misconduct by the prosecutors. it was removed before it was filed. that has left open the question among the lawyers as to whether or not the justice departm

wolf. he has tweeted more than 100 times today, mostly retweeting a series of comments about former national security adviser michaellynn. the justice department, including some conspiracy theories, wolf. but we are certainly getting a grab bag from the president on his twitter feed today. >> yeah, he's been very busy on twitter. hasn't made any public appearances today, but as you point out, more than 100 tweets and retweets. all right, jeremy diamond at the white house. don't go too far away. there are other developments unfolding. >>> meantime, i want to bring in former acting director of the cdc, dr. richard besser, and professor of medicine at george washington university, dr. jonathan reiner. thanks to both of you for joining us. dr. besser, can the president really encourage the country to go back to work when multiple members of his coronavirus task force at the white house have now been exposed to the virus and are in some form of self-quarantine? >> yeah. you know, wolf, this points to the issue of are we ready? are states ready to get people back to work in a way that's safe? you know, as i think about th

michaels. what is your reaction when you heard of this dramatic development? >> it is extraordinarily striking wolfse felony murder is what he is being charged with. that is important here because most people think to themselves if you are not the one who actually fired the gun there would not be criminal liability. felony murder is a doctrine that essentially says if you participated in the crime, somebody who advised or encouraged or in some way helped another person commit a crime, even if nobody intended to actually kill somebody, the fact that you were engaged in a felony or a crime and there was a foreseeable risk that somebody could be harmed, you can be viable. so what we are seeing here is a compilation. not only what martin is talking about. remember, everybody was talking about how that video that was captured that captured the death of ahmaud arbery was only four minutes long. and people kept wondering how is it that this man, bryan, was in a position to have his camera ready at just the right time and capture this moment? was he somebody who participated? did he actually cut off ahmaud

michael smerconish in philadelphia. all right. imagine it's election night, november 3rd, 2020. you're tuned into cnn. and it's very late. maybe even into the next morning. wolflitzer has just called another state, tosses to john king in front of his magic wall. king with that incyclopedic command of the electoral map gives the very latest breakdown which shows that president trump has a slightly based on votes cast in person. king then throws it back to anderson cooper who

michael smerconish in philadelphia. all right. imagine it's election night, november 3rd, 2020. you're tuned into cnn. and it's very late. maybe even into the next morning. wolf blitzer has just called another state, tosses to john king in front of his magic wall. king with that incyclopedic command of the electoral map gives the very latest breakdown which shows that president trump has a slightly based on votes cast in person. king then throws it back to anderson cooper who has an announcement that the race is too close to call. and will remain so for days, due to the unprecedented receipt of mail-in or absentee ballots in several swing states, including michigan and pennsylvania. and then a week later, when all of the votes have been counted, trump's lead has vanished. and joe biden is declared the winner. here's my question, would that outcome be accepted by partisans who have been conditioned for months to equate mail-in voting with voter fraud? after all, just this past week, president trump threatened to withhold aid from michigan and nevada because of alleged illegal activity related to absentee ballots. and on thursday night, he was quick to assert,

wolf, new rules when it comes to the border and more. lawrence jones will be here. doctor nicole - dr. nicole saphier on hydroxy chloroquine, there's controversy about the president taking it. the latest with michael flynn, trying to take this crazy judge and toss him out, the entire case. and small business owners as they fight to reopen and make a living before they go out of business. time is not in their side and donald trump doing something great, $19 billion invested in the nation's farmers and ranchers, and running out of it. they are at the white house, they will join us this morning. and healthcare he rose. and on the front lines, telling us that story. to gradually get dressed. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arm

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