mike murray was an orange county district attorney, he had worked this investigation back in 1995, but later joined the case. >> they called this patty? >> they did. >> where did it lead them? >> they contacted her and she agreed to come down to the police department and discuss gonzalo ramirez. >> the mysterious patty was then college student, patricia esparza. >> i'm detective meza, this is corporal buckles -- >> we work for the second -- >> she told the police that, gonzalo ramirez was a young man that she had met in santa ana, several weeks prior. they had danced together, she liked him, he seemed to like her, they had exchanged phone numbers. >> that's how her name and numbers came to be scrambled on his phone bill. but patricia didn't seem too concerned about why she was being questioned about gonzalo. >> at what point does she say, what is this about? why are you %>> i don't eve th months want d you feel better? >> at first, but then he became angry. i didn't understand why. yes, of course, you would be angry, of course, if someone did it to your sister, your friend. but we were

. >> while rudy was speaking i was off to the side with mike and murray.d we are in awe of how long this was going on. >> and i know, i know you won't accept it because of your hateful biases. but see if you can try to think rationally. put some of those ballots and manufactured in advance by the democrat machine of philadelphia. wouldn't be the first time they did it. >> i didn't think anyone took this real serious. >> how can i possibly tell you? there's fraud or no fraud. >> you just said -- >> and somebody says, yells out, do you know they have called the election for biden? who was a called by? oh my goodness. all the networks! wow! all the networks! >> all the networks! when have the networks decided the election? and we're all thinking all the time. networks called the elections all the time. >> you can see this ripple among the crowd of journalists as they try to find out what to do. i am trying to figure out the same thing, do i listen to rudy giuliani or go back to philadelphia, where people will be celebrating the election? then you see people s

murray, appreciate it. joining us now to discuss, ohio's republican governor mike dewine. st heard sara murray reporting on this committee hearing investigating the alleged weaponization of the federal government. democratic congressman jamie raskin, he was one of the panelists in front of the committee. i want you to take a listen to what he said. >> conceivably become part of a proud history of serious bipartisan oversight or it could take oversight down a very dark alley filled with conspiracy theories and disinformation, a place where facts are the enemy and partisan destruction is the overriding goal. >> now, obviously, we shall see what this special committee does. but you've had to contend in your time as governor with all sorts of conspiracy theories and misinformation. are you concerned at all? >> well, i've really to tell you the truth jake not been following that. i've been dealing with a train derailment in the eastern part of ohio. i've been dealing with -- we just submitted our budget. so my focus is, you know, right here on the state of ohio and i've not -- d

murray: i would definitely do it. >> stephen: have you talked about it with mike white at all? you in season 3. are the contingencies being discussed at all? >> murray: well, sort of unofficially. when we were shooting "white lotus," the night before we started shooting, we had this big dinner and mike white, the creator, writer, director extraordinaire of "white lotus" made a speech and said, sort of jokingly, whoever -- we were about to start shooting, in the whole shoot, whoever was the nicest person and the best actor gets a spin-off series so i was like "ooh, ooh. what about me?" i like my character. i don't want to give it away but my character -- >> stephen: has a rough conclusion. >> murray: thank you, yeah. and he said, i'm not going to hold him to this, but he said "we could always go back in time." >> stephen: wow. wow. >> murray: so i think, i think maybe like a armand origin story. i don't know. i'm just throwing it out there. >> stephen: i'd watch it. now you are on, you're on "the last of us" on hbo. >> murray: i am. thank you. >> stephen: post-apocalyptic drama.

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mike pompeo goes on the murray of barda loma show and says he does not know anything about it -- goesn the maria bartoloma show and says he does not know anything about it. then i see a general on that show, and maria says with the trump administration, we did not know anything about the balloons, this, that, and the other. the general said, don't be downplaying this. how come we don't know anything? donald trump did not protect us. he did not even want to know what was going on. so why don't we hear more about that? why don't you tell us what more information about these -- host: on previous incidents, this is how "the new york times" puts it today, at the urging of congress, the pentagon and intelligence agencies have intensified the study of unexplained incidents that happened near military bases in recent years. the study of unidentified aerial phenomena has identified previously undetected efforts conducted surveillance on american military exercises and bases, many of the incidents have been balloons, some of them now believed to be attempted surveillance activities by china or

mike pence. but it is still, as you, said very unusual. >> yeah, sara murray appreciate it.tive now from cnn legal analyst elliott williams. what can they get from these two that the january 6th committee could not? >> certainly, anderson, the justice department cannon forces on subpoenas, which congress can. if congress which to go down the road of trying to compel anybody to testify, they would have to go to the justice department and take everything to court and it would just be a more sort of convoluted complex legal process. so, anything the justice department does is going to have more teeth than congress, both in the way of subpoenas and bringing anybody in to testify. >> so -- how likely is it that the former president would try to just invoke executive privilege? and how would that play out? >> certainly, he can. now, look, regardless of the fact that these individuals where the daughter and son-in-law of the president, they were still senior advisers to the president of the united states. some conversations that they would have had with the president are desperatel

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mike pence can really provide that. we may be at a moment where the investigation is actually accelerating, not slowing down. >> melissa, murrayys. thank you for bringing your expertise to the sunday show. have a good weekend. >> you too. >> coming, up balloons flying objects and the top secret program the pentagon wants congress to reboot in ukraine. we will explain with admirable james stuff read us, next. stuff read us, next. itten by those who work it. like the caggianos, who are brewing their own legacy. or the wrens, with their drama free plot - tranquil and serene. the upshaws? they diy, all the time. while the nelson's play lead in their own adventure, 150 years in the making. there's a story in every piece of land. run with us and start telling yours. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. there's a story in every piece of land. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's im