. >> waukesha, wisconsin is a suburb of milwaukee. a pretty safe environment. >> morgan geyser, anissa weier, and payton leitner finding friendship in elementary and middle school. my colleague, 2020 co-anchor david muir, has been covering this story from the start and spoke exclusively to payton in 2019. >> go back to 12 year old payton. how would you describe her? >> hopeful. positive. an animal lover. i saw the good in people. >> morgan and anissa bonded as fellow outcasts. >> looking back, anissa was never really invited to a lot of birthday parties or anything. and i don't think she really made friends that easy. >> morgan didn't do a lot of bullying, especially in the sixth grade by the other students. >> their interests. >> were similar with regards to what they like to read. they were into horror stories. the supernatural. >> the trio celebrating morgan's 12th birthday in may of 2014 with roller skating and a slumber party. unbeknownst to payton, a sinister plot was afoot. >> i wanted to give her at least one more morning. >>

part of wisconsin, but it's actually minnesota.o, that's a beautiful shot. charlie: so gorgeous. peter: i bet if today had a temperature -- i can't believe the river there is not frozen. rachel: i am too actually. maybe it is and we're just not catching it. charlie: global warming, guys, come on. rachel: listen, they need global warming in that part of the country, no question about it. it's nice to have charlie here, of course, and peter doocy is joining us this morning. peter: thank you, yes. i followed zelenskyy out of washington d.c. rachel: that's right. you were kicked out. you were kicked out and you were brought here. peter: brought here to talk about this meeting yesterday. so, you know, my first day on the white house beat was biden's fist day. i've seen many of these oval sprays. some of them can be kind of boring. of yesterday, top of the list, most interesting, possibly most consequential -- charlie: yeah. peter: and this president, donald trump, who's been asking federal workers for five things that they did last week

a kia cliquish, a they can do is you put that on his level as wisconsin mortgage despite the difficulties bronner's love is confident with international support. the ongoing dialogue will come to and then lots of them the yeah. so they came to the cushion union. oh boy, you manage, cutting me so i see a resource heroes get when you bundle the pool. they probably do that because uh, the zillow shop, i mean, and dollars and the status of that was in my, in what i'm doing. cousin sylvia, near the ocean is and the woman of the size of the day and i'll be around is a cycle. so back in belgrade before me or for a minute. so. so be a back. so this a, yeah. will this dialogue that has been facility in by the european union, and i think a cannot yield fruits, i'd say beyond what has already been done. i think it black told an important part of the reason why we're there is that um, no, serbian government will ever recognize kosovo as an independent state. and i can hardly imagine a government in person a settling for anything less than for independence. look just for the blue, the well, it is blue

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republican congressman scott fitzgerald of wisconsin, for example, does not want to talk about this at all. >> you personally. >> i. >> personally. >> taken that the three elected of ukraine. >> is a. >> dictator and. >> started the war against russia. >> no, no. >> i. >> don't know. >> i was i like i said, i voted for the first tranche. no ukraine didn't start the war. >> i wouldn't. >> say that. >> i you know. >> i. >> i'm not. >> have you expressed. >> your opinion to trump. >> did donald trump. >> no. no. >> why. >> no. >> he stood there in. >> front of everybody. >> he said. >> you. >> as your voice. >> i don't think. >> that the. >> president's goals are not what everybody wants, which is to end the war, right? end the war. >> so if you. >> don't want to end the war. >> if you. >> don't want to. >> end the war, then you're in a different position. >> you've got. >> to. >> you've got to have some type of. >> negotiated end to this. he's he's certainly pushing. >> hard for that to happen. >> at the table. >> and if that. >> table would you do. >> that without. >> i can't. >> speak

wisconsin's republican congressman glenn grothman faced backlash from his own constituents for his supporty, and those republicans have had enough, but not of elon musk. they've had enough of the voters. nbc news reports a gop aide said house republican leaders are urging lawmakers to stop engaging in them altogether. obviously, we're very aware of those headlines, a republican national committee official familiar with the dynamic said. i don't know that a specific edict is going to come down from on high that they need. to stop or anything, but a message, i believe has been clearly sent that this narrative should end very soon. >> don't be so. >> sure about that. democrats are out hearing from voters and raising hell about the musk cuts in their states and communities. joining us now, democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. she's a member of the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees. congresswoman dean, thank you very much for being here. some people are only now starting to realize the massive impact of elon musk and donald trump's cuts

republican congressman scott fitzgerald of wisconsin, for example, does not want to talk about this at all. >> you personally? >> personally, i do not. >> 73 elected. >> of ukraine is a. dictator and started the war against russia. >> no. >> no, i don't know. >> i was i like i said, i voted for the first tranche. no ukraine didn't start the war. >> i. >> i. you know i, i'm not. have you expressed. >> your opinion. >> to trump. >> is it donald trump. no. no. >> why is he stood there for everything he. >> said you. >> as. >> your voice. >> i don't think that the president's. >> goals are not what everybody wants, which is to end the war, right? >> end the war. >> so if you don't. >> want to end. >> the war. >> if you don't. >> want. >> to end. >> the war, then you're in a different position. >> you've got. to you've got to have some type of negotiated. >> end to this. >> he's he's certainly. pushing hard. >> for that to happen. >> at the table. >> and. >> if. >> that table. >> would you. >> do. >> that with him. >> i can't. >> speak over everybody. and if and if. >> zelensky zelensky nee

sometimes when you shut down these hospitals in kentucky or upstate new york or in wisconsin or michigancentral pennsylvania, you're making people go two hours just to get primary care. >> yeah. when you look at our federal delegation. >> and so. >> many others. >> it seems like. >> people care more about. >> being a good. >> member of the national. >> republican party. >> than a good. >> representative or senator from the commonwealth of. >> kentucky. >> or. >> anywhere else. that's when i. >> took this job. >> i didn't take an oath to. >> be the. >> best democratic. >> governor i could be. >> i took. >> an oath to be the best. >> governor for my. >> people that. >> i could be. >> and this policy. >> is going to harm so many. when i think about the things that matter most to the american people, it's going to impact all of them. they care about their job and whether they make enough to. support their family. if they've. >> got. >> to go two. >> hours. >> and take. >> off two days of. >> their job. >> just for. >> a regular. >> appointment, it's going to hurt. >> they care about that. >>