. >> and he said, his name was robert barnes. we didn't know who robert barnes was at the time. program. megan danced. and robert played the violin. around the school, he was considered an exceptional violinists. there was even talk of him going to juilliard. >> he played violin at a -- school of music. he wasn't on a roll. he was a kid who was going to make the success story. >> and, the world's workout lied, when he was dancing, he was playing. >> i mean he liked music, she liked music too. that's how they sort of click together. >> he'd practice with the bus with us on the way. oh yeah, he was really, really good. he was a nice guy. he was normal. we blended in. and he made good grades, did great in orchestra. he was very committed to his craft of the violent. >> megan's friend, britney, remembers teasing robert about his crush. >> there was always that time where there was just me and him kind of on the bus. and i was, like i think that you like meghan. and he would, you know, he tried to play it off at first and was, like no, no, no way. and he finally admitted it and was,

the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to was a part of this robert barnes and american constitutional lawyer. mr. barnes going back to the store mcdaniels case. you've been privy vocal that donald trump's indictment is very weak on both legal and factual grounds. in fact, it doesn't even mention what's federal law. trump supposedly violated? um, yes, it was brought involved in a very forceful, very conspicuous way in the pre election year. so i assume people who are behind it . i'm really confident about what they're doing. how do you understand the rationale as a lawyer? i mean, i think the rationale is the, is power is there is an appeal to power rather than appeal to principle. so the new york district attorney's office knows that his office has a lot of power. the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a, you know, about 80 percent

some cannas are still there today including democrat robert f kennedy jr., he is touring a cattle barn on the fairgrounds this hour. alexis mcadams is live in des moines with more, hi alexis. >> height rich. quite the face-off yesterday here at the iowa state fair in des moines we saw governor desantis and former president donald trump here on the fairgrounds where they did not run into each other but we caught up with both of them separately. all of the kits we talked to said they were not worried about trump droning out their message when he showed up to the bear but it's a different story when he flew in. >> has a going in iowa? >> we love iowa. >> are you pretty popular in iowa questioner. >> i guess of this is the biggest crowd they've ever had they say. i love them and they love me it's a good combination. >> he was not here for too long yesterday, rich, but man did he draw big crowds and lots of security. we check of governor desantis as you can see her walking on the fair with him where he spent hours trying to connect with voters, talk in the economy, border security, all abou

one of those being robert king stone, the lincoln family physician, the other being the surgeon general, joseph k barnes now, this was so hurried, they didn't even have a proper, proper projection kit. one of the surgeons offered up his personal amputation kit for the autopsy. now, after the autopsy, see the frank sands sent for the embalmer? they used brown and alexander once again. and is documented that when the messenger arrived at brown and alexander, dr. brown, who was very very prolific and well-known embalmer, he was at the office when the call came in for some reason henry could tell. now age 26 with no medical experience, was sent to the white house alone to embalm the president, the united states. i think about what you were doing at 26 and being burdened with that memento stars being sent to embalm the president of the united states. okay, henry. he used dr. suitcase formula saying chloride. he injected five quarts of it through president lincoln's femoral artery. after which he was dressed and, shaved and left to lie in repose until his coffin could be made. how his coffin was by frank sand

one of those being robert king stone who was is a family physician and the other being the surgeon general joseph kay barnes. this was so hurried they didn't even have a proper kit. one of the surgeons offered up his own personal invitation kit for the autopsy. after the autopsy they sent for the embalmer. brandon alexander once again and it's documented that when a messenger arrived to and alexander dr. was a very prolific and well-known in ballmer was atof the office when the call came in. for some reason henry could tell now age 26 with no medical experience was sent to the white house alone to mbone the president of the united states. think about what you are doing at age 26. and a burden without momentous task of the fall -- and bombing of the president of united states. he used dr. sucquet's formula and injected five courts through president lincoln's femoral arteries. after which he was dressed and shaped in left it lie in repose until his coffin could be made. his coffin was designed by frank sam's and made by an undertaker in walked or named john weaver. his coffin was solid walnut and lined with l

robert galleries, campaigned the democratic party establishment, much as they did his father. so consequently, they are stuck with this a corrupt idiot and the white house stop, mister barnes. going back to your point that the democrats favor its way of operating as concessions through projection as a student of collective psychology. i think it's always been a that's way with the with americans, so you just like, projecting your shadow on to other nations or a group of people. but i think it was never as blonde and primitive as it is right now. there was a degree of sophistication and even elegance in the previous political scans. like, let's say, what are gate? why do you think it's becoming so crude? it's the degradation of our lee, so that we've gone from kissinger types those moral compass. it was probably always broken, but at least was intellectually competent and capable. now we have the same lack of a moral compass, but people whose intellect is severely damaged. you're talking about people of 34 generations of upper middle class privilege backgrounds that grow up and save space as well as kids. they don't serve in the military. they don't serve in law enforcement.

robert gabby's campaign, a democratic party establishment, much as they did his father. so consequently, they're stuck with this a corrupt idiot in the white house. now mister barnes, going back to your point that the democrats favor it's way of operating as confessions through projection as a student of collective psychology. i think it's always been a that's way with the with americans. so you just like, projecting your shadow on to other nations or a group of people, but i think it was never as blonde and primitive as it is right now. there was a degree of sophistication and even elegance in the previous political scans. like, let's say, what are gabe? why dressing is becoming so crude? it's the degradation of our lee, so that we've gone from kissinger types whose moral compass it was probably always broken, but at least was intellectually competent and capable. now we have the same lack of a moral compass, but people whose intellect is severely damaged. you're talking about people of 34 generations of upper middle class privilege backgrounds. they grow up and save space as well as kids. they don't serve in the military. they don't serve in law enforcement, the

roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. here's martha. >> martha: thanks, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum back at fox news headquarters here in new york after last night's barn burner debate in wisconsin. a lot to dig into as we get a closer look at the gop hopefuls from last night. take a look at this and some of the break-out moments that they had. wa watch. >> the climate change agenda is a hoax. >> i've had enough of a guy that sounds like chat gpt sitting up here -- >> now is not the time for on-the-job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie, don't need to bring in people without experience. >> this is why margaret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> i think the american people deserve to know whether everyone on this stage agrees that i kept my oath to the contusion that day. >> mike did his duty. i got no beef with him. is this what we're focusing on? ukraine is not a priority for the united states of america. >> you were choosing a murderer over an american. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> whoa, so you get the idea. let's things off with kayleigh mcenany , forme

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roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. here's martha. >> martha: thanks, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum back at fox news headquarters here in new york after last night's barnot to dig into as we get a closer look at the gop hopefuls from last night. take a look at this and some of the break-out moments that they had. wa watch. >> the climate change agenda is

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