unless, maybe the man barbara was married to at the time knew something, michael wolfe. ing revealed wolf had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham, lived in alabama. velasquez called her. >> i told her, i'm investigating the disappearance to have david jackson. and she said to me, how much evidence do you have against him? and i said, i can't discuss the evidence with you, but i can tell you that it's enough for me to put him away right now. i was just totally bluffing. i had really, nothing. i'm just throwing it out there, you know, fishing that long line, f and if something bites, i'm reeling it in. and she says, honey, she says, let me call you back. >> the minutes ticked by, velasquez waited by the phone. and when nancy called back, what she said blew the case wide open. >> she started telling me about who was involved, how it happened, where it happened, what they did, how they did it, how they planned it. >> they? why, yes, they. and, by the way, beware the sting of an ex-wife's tale. >> she says, i'm going to tell you everything you need

michael reagan was a vascular surgeon but now only attends his own doctor's appointments most importantly he writes a note before leaving way he's going and why. this is the store the caesar and i had wolf. and luckily. him. and when they came to. there was a group of people standing around. for one of them to call 911. from that point on i was scared and in my apartment unless i was accompanied by someone or unless i was going to a doctor. sometimes now the left side of his face twitches his left i see stars and black spots and his arms act on their own independent of his body. i had another solution and i remember looking at my hand and i couldn't control it and i had won it like right in front of my dog and i think they're scared my dog to death. because he was looking at me like this and teen peed on the bed and he started barking at me and pawing at me disorientation a bunch of plastic smell the taste of blue cheese and feeling as though he's been poisoned the new sensations michael experienced. but he is supported by his friends and family if i was on my own i would have died because i probably would have never been all and i would have died at home you know like several of my fri

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wolf? >> john king is with us, michael smerconish.n, what do you think if they start this trial, the impeachment trial on the floor of the senate. all 100 senators have to be there for this trial. how much is it going to set back potentially the agenda that the new president has? >> i think you raised a great question. it just adds to the dizzying number of events and the collision of things that are going to happen in the new washington. yes, a democratic president. yes, a democratic president as well. the impeachment will stir up the partisan tensions and questions. we've talked about the big open question is how much can joe biden cooperate with republicans at least on some things. mitch mcconnell gave a floor speech where he says he hopes it's possible to cooperate on some things. that would be progress. on a covid or stimulus, that's possible. mcconnell doesn't agree to what the president wants. the rules are for the impeachment you have it in the afternoon. it's a former president. it may not be the chief justice but most of the

just learned from wolf a few moments ago in the package about his passing is that he really just wanted to be on radio. that is all he ever wanted. >> yeah, you know, i heard michaelmerconish talking about the fact that he was a talk radio guy. and he absolutely was. you know, when you see him every night, you could close your eyes and you felt like you were listening to talk radio. i grew up in the mid west and listening to the talk radio giants. and so that is who he was. he loved this industry, he loved everything about it, he loved just talking to people. and that is i think why his interviews were are so brilliant because it was just like you said, he would meetly f lymeet at nate anda al's. and he was interviewing prince and prince can be notoriously just -- you never kind of knew what you were going to get. and i just loved seeing -- almost felt like a bit of a boxing match between the two of them. and just always a mazing television. i remember watching him during o.j. like people were talking about and being transz ffixed t his show every night. >> nischelle turner, again, always such a pleasure to hear from you. soer sorry that we're doing it in this mom

michael sherwin, the acting u.s. attorney here in washington, d.c. why didn't we hear from the acting attorney general of the united states, why didn't we hear from the acting deputy director? >> that's a good question, wolfand i don't know that i have a good answer for you. i think the two gentlemen who took the podium today did a fine job of getting us to understand the investigation. but what we didn't understand were the threats we are facing over the next week. that's a message that you have to hear from the top, from director wray, and from the acting attorney general jeff rosen, and they weren't there today. >> it spoke volumes to me, and, i'm sure, a whole bunch of other people, andrew, that this is such a sensitive, historic, dangerous moment here in the united states. and at a time like this, you want to hear from the fbi director and you want to hear from the attorney general in this particular case, because bill bauer resigned in the end of december. you want to hear from the acting attorney general. they were silent, and i don't know what that means, but it was a pretty depressing moment, i thought. >> i agree with you 100%. it was a notable absence. it's been six days since the attack on the

michael bay movie heren america. and in this chapter on the new chinese will come the hazard observation that could be ripped straight from the wolfrior fighting turkey says quote with china's new strength has come a bareknuckle abusiveness, often combined with an unexpected since of insecurity. it seems increasingly clear that beijing expects the west to change how it thinks and acts, engage in self-censorship, and even punish our own workers for offending china. and, of course, we've seen this phenomenon play out in stages throughout the coronavirus crisis are responded to general secretary she desire for them to display more fighting spirit, and in practice what where diplomacy has produced scenes often as ham-handed and unintentionally comical as those in the wolf warrior movies. while we're still in the middle of this plot, early returns in public opinion suggests that wolf warrior diplomacy may be backfiring in europe in particular and further turning public opinion against the party. but i would submit it might be popular domestically within china. what we are seeing today is a product of recent events colliding with a long

wolf. i got off the phone with ceo michael thurman.only 130,000 votes left to be counted in dekalb county. that includes 117,000 advance in person votes and 12,000 election votes. 130,000 election votes to get through tonight and he's saying we're going to get it done tonight. he would not give a time line and when we should expect that big bucket of votes to be uploaded to the website. but he is confident they will get the job done tonight. >> because earlier we had heard from gabriel sterling that it could be momentarily we get that big bucket. but what you're hearing now, it may be a little delayed; is that right? >> well, we -- you know, we believe that these are just the updated numbers, that gabriel sterling may be giving out numbers he thought to be correct at the time. these are the latest coming directly from the ceo saying 130,000 votes, and he's being very clear. he's saying 117,000 advance in person and 12,000 election day votes to get through. they will wrap this up tonight. we still don't know when, but we'll be here to r