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A lot of people right now I know are just heartbroken. Everyone was rooting for her until the very end.

We just, we couldn't believe it. We feel for the family. It's absolutely devastating.

Bill and Lorraine Currier, a longtime couple in Essex, quiet, devoted to one another, dedicated employees at their jobs.

There was just this overwhelming mystery, just this pervasive question that lingered for a long time. What the hell happened to the couriers?

But all of a sudden, seemingly out of nowhere, The police activity on this case really ramped up again in the spring of 2012.

If four judges all agreed that the trial was flawed, wouldn't it be logical that you send the guy home? You know, how much does the guy have to suffer?

Doing things that I think most people would think are borderline heroic.

This is not your typical murder case. This is a very handsome football player, right, which makes for a nice headline and sells papers, right?

Now to the murder trial of Richard Allen, accused of killing two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, back in 2017.

Why would somebody fake cancer?

The shooting death of Patrick Moffley.

Yeah. I got gloves, Sarge, if you want me to... You got some residue in there? Lots of it.

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Mofley was gunned down at his home on Smith Street in downtown Charleston. Police say 21-year-old Charles Mungin is one of the suspects involved. Detectives are still working to find more suspects.

I think it's an issue, but not necessarily on the College of Charleston campus. I think it's an issue all over the United States, no matter what college you're at.

Police made a second arrest in the March 2016 shooting death of College of Charleston student Patrick Moffley. 22-year-old John Glover and 21-year-old Charles Mungin III are charged with Moffley's murder.

Into thin air.

Life on the lam in London.

On the 30th of April, 1986, a young couple was seen by the store detective in Marks & Spencer's just across the road there, acting suspiciously.

His hair was tinted very slightly reddish, wasn't it? Yes, yes. She had dark hair, fairly short. I wanted to know where they were staying in London and I wanted to know where their passports were.

He decided to tell us that he was staying at a place called At Home, which is like a small basement rental apartment in Gloucester Place, which is in the centre of London.

This is exactly the same as the place that Jens brought us to. Down some basement steps, a doorway on the right-hand side. Jens had a key on him. He opened the door and took us into what was a very, very small room. I noticed on the bed there were some wigs, false moustaches, and I suddenly realised that Jens Ziering, all the time he'd been talking to us, was wearing a false moustache.

I can remember Terry saying to Jens, OK, take it off. So Jens peeled off the moustache for us.

There was one suitcase in particular that was very large, and it was full of correspondence.

Once he started going through the letters in the diaries, it opened up a can of worms.

I'm thinking, why are they worried about fingerprints? It seemed to me like they were trying to hide something.

Now, clearly, again, they were worried about fingerprints for some reason, and I wanted to know what that interview was.

There was also letters that were talking about things like doing voodoo on the parents and I wish they would lie down and die.

About her parents?

One of them referred to, was actually addressed to dear officers Reed and Gardner. I found that particularly interesting because it actually referred to the death of her parents.

I kept telling everybody that I thought, I'd already decided that I thought they'd done a murder.

Okay, now you have to be.

Yeah, I do. I said, can you tell me, are her parents dead? And he said, yeah, they're dead. He said, were they murdered?

I wanted my parents out of my life. When she appeared in court, everybody was riveted by what she had to say. Stay with us.

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The missing child is Lucia Blix, nine years old. Please, let her come back home safely.

That was their only opportunity to see each other, and I used to let them have a kiss and cuddle in the passageway. Yes, they were definitely still in love.

It's a natural human emotion to want somebody to blame.

Pam Windsor, News Center 13, Bedford. It's the stuff that TV movies are made of. I mean, the shock that she was involved, wanting to see what she says, it was a very big deal.

During this extradition proceeding.

The defendant, Mr. Soaring. He comes behind him and he cuts. Left to right.

Up until then, we'd only heard Elizabeth's version, and so now everybody wants to see what he looks like and hear his version.

I've killed my parents. I've killed my parents. It wasn't her that did it. It was the drugs that made her do it and that her parents deserved it anyway. You've got to help me. If you don't help me, they'll kill me.

I loved Elizabeth and I believed that the only way I could save her life from the electric chair was for me to take the blame and that I personally... really face no more than a few years in German prison.

You have the capability of lying... to accomplish a certain goal, don't you? To protect Elizabeth, right. To protect Elizabeth?

Yes.

Then it would follow if you had the capability of lying to protect Elizabeth, you most certainly have the capability of lying to protect yourself, correct? That would be logical.

Those yokels don't know what's coming down.

I wrote that, yes. I still don't understand.

You still think we don't know what's coming down, don't you?

Absolutely not. I don't think you do. That's correct, yes.

And you pull that out, and it matches, and it fits like a glove.

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When you look at his confession, it's not consistent at all with the crime scene.

It's very interesting and it's very sad that he's still in jail 30 years later.

That's right. That's what he said. He definitely told them that it was a woman that was close to the family involved in that crime scene.

People must have been a bit taken aback by her selection of him.

I love you selfishly and I love you with pain. I want to be with you, around you, through you.

It sort of sits on the border right there, Lynchburg and Bedford County. Just a very nice, quiet, wealthy community.

It was a very shocking crime.

Overkill?

Life on the lam in London.

There was concern because of the smearing blood initially that there was some sort of cult involved.

Did he actually kill for love or just confess to it? The bottom line in this case is that one of them is lying.

You and Detective Reed sort of played good cop, bad cop with him.

You were the bad cop.

Why not?

of this digital generation. He is the thing that we fear that we don't actually encounter, right? So we check under our beds for the Slender Man, but he's, you know, not actually there.

The jury saw through all of her lies, manipulations, all of it. They didn't buy her story for a second. They didn't buy her daughter's story.

Both of us have driven people home after interviews. And this would be at the top of bizarre for me, the whole car ride.

Chad Daybell was gathering people to Rexburg. He said, this is where you need to be.

Chad Daybell first set eyes on Lori Vallow in October 2018 in St. George, Utah, where they both attended a spiritual conference. This is video from the actual conference where they first met.

They were actively preparing for the end that was inevitably coming very soon.

Chad Daybell was really a soft-spoken, doughy, middle-aged side hustle prophet. But there was just something about the two of them that they seemed to recognize in each other.

A few years ago, Chad wrote his autobiography, and it gives you a glimpse of the way this guy thinks and what he believes.

Police documents show text messages during this time between Chad and Lori, where they talk about dark spirits and zombies and demonic entities, particularly related to JJ.

Lori and Chad together, they just feed off of each other. They were actively preparing for the end that was inevitably coming very soon. Storing medical supplies, storing food, water, all the things that you would need if you weren't able to access them

Their mission right now is to gather the 144,000 that will be left here on Earth after the doomsday being July 2020.

So Lori had always been a fan of Chad's books. And so that's how I first heard about Chad from Lori was she would talk about this author that she was really interested in and really connected with his work. I would describe her as a super fan.

He was gathering people to Rexburg.

Chad Daybell had moved his family from Utah to Rexburg in 2015 after what he said was a spiritual calling.

They were moving there because Chad Daybell said, this is where you need to be.

Facebook photos show Chad and Tammy as a happy couple.

Tammy is a real spitfire, though. She had a mind of her own, and she was not one that was easily walked on.

Chad is still married to his wife Tammy, and Chad sends Lori this ominous text message. Every few weeks, I get to escape and have amazing adventures with my goddess lover. But then I have to return to my place under the stairs, feeling trapped. But I sense permanent freedom is coming.

He just passed out here in my bathroom. Till death do us part came a little earlier than expected. Just two weeks after getting married, Alex Cox collapses in the upstairs bathroom of his new bride's home.

He describes how he became infatuated with her, how the two of them were clearly destined to be together. And he writes it almost in the form of a romance novel using the names James and Elena.

Zulema told police that Alex was suffering from shortness of breath. And the night before he died, she'd urge him to go to the doctor, but said that Alex had refused.

Ultimately, the medical examiner would determine that Alex Cox died by natural causes.

Sadly, regarding Alex and Zulema, I didn't know they were married until after he died. We had him cremated, which were his wishes, and we had a service for him. And we didn't invite anyone to his service that believed he was a murderer. So it was a very small, precious group of us who loved him.

After Alex's death, Zulema met with the Chandler police, and she had some really interesting things to say about Alex's last days.

Meanwhile, Rexburg police at this point take a trip down to Utah to this cemetery where they're going to exhume the body of Tammy Daybell. They're in the process of reexamining every one and everything with a connection to Chad.

In a story that has an awful lot of bizarre coincidences, I think Alex's natural death is something that people struggle with in particular. It seems so improbable that this 51-year-old man suddenly dropped dead.

First two missing children and now their mother and her husband are both believed to be on the run.

It appears to be autobiographical, so it does give us a lot of insight into those first days and weeks of the relationship between Chad and Lori.

There's intense media focus. And meanwhile, Chad and Lori have escaped all of this. They are on a beach in Hawaii, seemingly completely oblivious to the welfare of the kids.

Lori has served with the court order telling her she's got to produce JJ and Tylee within five days. The deadline comes and goes without a peep from Lori. They gave that mother until tonight to reveal her children's whereabouts.

Lori is charged with two felony counts of desertion and non-support of dependent children. And she is held on a $5 million bond.

Chad tells of them meeting at a conference, of them immediately feeling a spark of attraction, and then he proceeds to describe an almost sophomoric, fumbling, first experience ever with lust.

After figuring all this out, placing Alex behind Chad's home on key dates and times, the authorities execute a search warrant on Chad's property.

Those remains were later identified through dental records as matching Tylee.

So as the police and the FBI are digging up Chad's property, guess who calls Chad from jail? It's Lori.

This is a fascinating phone call to listen to.

Nearly a year after the bodies of JJ and Tylee were found, Lori and Chad were charged with their murders.

A grand jury has indicted Lori and Chad Daybell in connection to the killing of Lori's daughter and son.

This reads like something that should be hidden under a mattress, you know, by a 17-year-old.

Where is everyone at? MomTalk has gotten to a really hostile point. Demi's willing to kick Jessie out of the group. I feel like I'm walking into a lion's den. It's going to get messy, for sure.

I know she did tell me one time that Charles was accusing her of having an affair. She said it like this. She said, he's accusing me of having an affair with Chad Daybell.

Don't flatter yourself. No, we did not spend the whole time talking about you.

We do. Congratulations. Thank you. Lori does not lack for confidence. She was bold enough to get up on stage at a Texas beauty pageant.

And here they are, your contestants for Mrs. Texas 2004. Contestant number four, Lori Ryan.

In 2004, Lori was recruited to do the pageant, and she worked really hard to get in perfect shape. She is Mrs. Hayes Kimme. Lori does have stage presence. She did everything beautifully. Tell us who you are. What makes you tick?

Charles Vallow, to me, was the best of Lori's husbands. They had been dating and we all liked him.

I felt like he was a great husband. I felt like he adored Lori and that he would go out of his way to make her comfortable, to make her happy.

Tylee is the dearest, dearest little girl. You need someone to cuddle with, but you don't have a significant other?

She has tough exterior, but she's got a marshmallow heart.

Lori was who Tylee really loved, and I think she looked up to her mom.

People describe Lori Vallow as an extremely loving mother, an extremely fun mother. She was somebody who made her kids the center of her universe.

Charles and Lori adopted JJ, and they let us maintain the grandparents' role.

So apparently when she discovered the evidence of this alleged affair, she canceled his return flight. He had been away on a business trip. She and another friend took his truck that was waiting at the airport from the airport and hid it and took all of his clothes and just threw them away.

I shot my brother-in-law. The reason Charles Vallow goes to the house that day to his estranged wife's home is to pick up his son JJ to take him to school. Now, Alex Cox was there supposedly to make sure this handoff went smoothly. It did not go smoothly.

Yeah, he came at me with a bat.

In the chest.

Unconscious. The 911 operator instructs Alex Cox how to do CPR.

Alex Cox claims to have suffered a blow to the head from the bat swung by Charles, yet he declines medical attention.

Chicken fries in the Sprite because that's what he ate every morning because that's the routine and that's what he likes. And she took him to school and then they came back.

There wasn't any huge outwardly signs of, like, emotional distress. There wasn't tears. There wasn't anything like that. They seem pretty put together.

Lori and Tylee are taken to the police station to give their statements. Alex has driven separately to provide his.

When detectives are finally able to sit all involved down at the police station, this trio outlines the story of self-defense.

The photos are great, but the one thing you notice about them is it's only the bride and groom.

I don't think anybody was there except for the two of them and whoever performed the services.

He told me I didn't have any other choice. I said, how are you feeling? He said, mom, I feel terrible, but I'd do anything to protect Lori entirely.

Charles called and he said, Janice, Lori's crazy. She's gone crazy.

Oh my gosh.

We thought there was plenty of money. He always portrayed himself as a wealthy person. And we were getting word that they were needing money.

I do remember that Mr. and Ms. Bertolet were confused why the money seemed to be missing.

My first impressions of Harold was he was an outgoing, gregarious salesman type. And I, being a salesman myself at that time, I was fine with that energy.

Harold is bigger than life.

Wow.

Sure. They were about to have their 12th anniversary. He was going to surprise her. She was just going to be overwhelmed. She was going to love it.

Do you think he targeted Tony from the very beginning? Absolutely.

All right, Tony's next. Yeah. OK.

He had the person that he could control a thousand percent above any wife or anyone else in his life, and that was his daughter.

I seriously thought that there may be somebody else involved in this.

Harold saw, I believe, an exact way to fit in and bond with four girls, which was the fun, goofy uncle.

There's an odd sense of, like we were the family that maybe Harold always wanted. There's another Christmas one where he just looks like, like it's just like.

Do you think he targeted Tony from the very beginning?

We started seeing things being taken from her one painful step at a time. She dropped out of her choir that she loved. She quit teaching Sunday school. He had asked her to give that up because it was taking away from their marriage.

All right, who's next?

Yeah.

I'm this weird part of my life. I really am.

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And they're like, wait a minute. We just turned off at nowhere. There was no indication that there was a spot to turn off.

And as soon as Sunita and I saw the site, we were totally on board with them and said, okay, we're in 100%. What are we going to do to prove this case now?

what Harold was was a pack rat, and so every single piece of paper from the last 20 years was in there. The boat, the cabin, how much is in this account, that account?

He had the person that he could control a thousand percent above any wife or anyone else in his life, and that was his daughter.

My name is Myra Whitener, and I went to junior high school, high school with Harold. We remained friends throughout our whole lives. For all of us, honestly, he was obnoxious, but you just kind of overlook that because he was so charming, too.

That's one thing Harold always said, I will never drink and I will never hit a woman, he said. Which is why it's shocking. Harold always wanted to have a family. He wanted to be a family man.

He lied so much that he forgot who he lied to.

Come in the bar. Come in the bar?

We needed to indict him pretty quickly. Harold was starting to move money, hundreds of thousands of dollars, so that elevated our concern.

Two years after her death, her husband Harold is in federal custody, charged with first degree murder.

I was pretty shocked one day when Tony and I were having a conversation, and she just outright said, I met a guy online, this guy named Harold.

Harold turns out to be a not very nice person. That doesn't mean you murdered your wife.

So when you're using your cell phone, it is pinging off the local tower so we can find where your phone has been on given dates and times.

It started once Harold figured out Toni had opened up her own bank account.

He's a very well respected criminal defense attorney in town who has decades of experience.

One of the things that we did legally was to make a decision that we were going to try and use the 1995 death of Lynn Henthorne in the case. And in our case, it was to show that this was not an accident.

We went to the pretrial, very concerned that the evidence was not going to be allowed in.

We were not proving that Lynn was murdered. They could only use it for the limited purpose to show that it was not likely that Tony's death was an accident based on the similarities of Lynn's death.

We expect opening statements today in the trial against a Highlands Ranch man accused of pushing his wife off of a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park.

He kept saying, no need to look at this again. This poor man has lost two wives. How heartbreaking could that be? Harold, he's smiling at his friends, and he, enough of a narcissist that it's all about him. Because we couldn't bring the jury to the scene, we instead brought the scene to them.

They got engaged in February and got married in September. They didn't see each other but six or seven times during that whole period.

I felt like we made the case, but there's still a lot of anticipation, a lot of, oh my gosh, I don't know.

You sit down and you think, I hope we did it. It's a lot tougher than you think to get a jury to agree.

You're always nervous about what 12 people are thinking. You just don't know.

And there's the groom.

The wedding day for Tony and Harold was just beautiful. Tony was just stunning.

Choosing every day to forgive Harold for what he did. Not for his sake, but for mine, so that I know that I'm freed from him, from his control, that I'm my own person, and that I'm grounded to do whatever I want to outside of his control.

They wanted children right away. Both of them did. She was in her mid-40s when she got pregnant with Haley. So she got her dream.

That's right. We will. We promise. We will.

We love you. We love you.

ashamed with himself. She's saying this whole time she knew he was a pedophile. They're just lies.

She had a vision that they were going to get married. And from that point, she would not let that go, and she would not let Travis go. Jodi could not deal with the rejection. Lots of people told Jodi to move on. And she said, I can't. He'd be the most amazing husband. I can't picture anyone else being the father of my children. she was obsessed.

But then they do a very good job of compartmentalizing it.

Does it impact them when they hear sobs in the galley? Yes, they absolutely hear that, but they do a pretty good job of trying to divorce themselves from that.

Her being on the stand for so long was just disgusting.

You know, she enjoyed every moment of it. She enjoyed the attention. She enjoyed toying with people. She enjoyed, you know, looking over and making up these just disgusting stories for the jury.

Jodi's a manipulator, and that's what she does.

When I see Jodi Arias, I just feel utter disgust. Like, she's not human, you know? She doesn't feel like normal people feel.

Something happened in her to trigger this tremendous amount of rage.

She slaughtered him on June 4th, and then she has slaughtered him every day for the last five years with the lies that she's told.

Passion and volatile and passion and volatile and not a whole lot in between.

He's a scary human being.

Should we all be huddling somewhere and hiding? Should our kids be walking in front of the windows?

Mm-mm. He's a completely capable human being who makes bad choices and excuses.

She would never try to attack Darren or do anything like that. Even if she would, which I don't think she ever would, she would certainly have never even considered it with her daughter around, ever. Period. It just wouldn't have happened.

The minute his face was on the news, I knew.

And immediately, I got that little feeling in my stomach.

You're just pacing because there's, what are you going to do? Perhaps she could still be alive.

That was probably the scariest moment in my entire life, just to realize that my And my beautiful friend wasn't there anymore.

Charla was a very sexual person. She did not have sexual inhibitions and that was something that she shared with her husband and how great for her husband.

Well, I think that's ridiculous. He's this guy that goes to the gym, works out, and is muscular, and it just seems ridiculous to me.

Anything that she got was something that he lost. And he just wasn't going to lose.

There is no record of any Clark Rockefeller as a descendant of John D. Rockefeller. I was like, what?

The social worker tried to prevent it when he was dragged by the vehicle and was injured during the course of the abduction.

It was very apparent that this was a well-thought-out abduction, that he had planned this for a long time.

We, the jury, say that the defendant is guilty of offense as charged.

He knew. I'm not a Rockefeller. I'm not Christopher Crowe. I'm not Count Mountbatten or whoever that was.

I don't think there is a real person under there. I don't think he even knows who he is.

Yes. I have no doubt that he killed John Sohus. I have no doubt that he killed Linda Sohus.

that life had been changed. He doesn't understand the magnitude of it yet.

I know one thing, my brother did not commit this murder.

Wasn't no evidence.

Oh, remarkable. I thank the Lord for him every day. that he was able to understand something that was going on, but that I would never leave him.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

Yeah.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

Yeah.

How old are you guys? I'm actually immortal. I don't die. Okay. You never die. Albert Einstein says this.

We're so back.

What you're all flipping out about is her looking smoking hot and participating in Miss World right after she gave birth. I mean, like, I think the placenta probably hadn't even come out when she was putting on her ball gown. I mean, she is... That was quick. That was a quick turnaround. So she's in your head about that, but... Why was she not in your head before?

I think you guys just haven't been following her closely enough.

Okay, we are back. Thank you so much for surviving this.

I don't know.

Which is just, oh, God.

Yeah. Good God.

I do too because you're in public at a bar and he's yelling it too. That's another layer.

I'm just saying. I'm just starting to get the ick from him too.

That's how it comes off, though. It doesn't matter what his intention was. And also, he's using a note card. Like, don't you have, like, an...

Everyone's probably focused on the drunk guys.

I've had friends stop talking to guys who are like, I'm going to stand on this side of the road when we're on a walk because it's safer for you there. And they get turned off by that. God, your friends are awful.

Did you just say, uh, Alexis? Yeah. Because of how it's going to go in a sec.

That deserves an ew. I back that.

Gow says the board fired him because they were uncomfortable with him and his wife producing and appearing in pornographic videos.

Quote, the most important thing here is that we have important hero archetypes that we look up to. Jesus is a hero archetype. Superman is a hero archetype. Real characters, too. I could name a thousand. Rosa Parks, Ronald Reagan, end quote. I can't wrap my head around this.

Way to go, guy. You moron. Yeah, you don't talk to a kid like that.

I don't know if you saw this, but someone had put out a tweet saying, Dan Crenshaw is pushing for this bill because it includes a 40% pay raise for a member of Congress. And Dan Crenshaw had recently been complaining that like, oh, we don't make enough money. We're like destitute. I want to quote it exactly because it's just hilarious.

So he responds to this guy on X and he says, you f***ing lying piece of s***. But hey, whatever gets you pathetic bottom feeders, clickbait. You f***ing incel. So now if you're against Dan Crenshaw's spending bill, you're like an incel or something.

Yeah.

Why am I joining TikTok just as the government ban begins? Because I don't like being told what to do. I don't like being told what I can think or what I can say. The courts may think there's an exemption to the First Amendment. I don't. I joined TikTok today as a form of civil disobedience to the 170 million Americans who use TikTok. Don't give up. Don't give in. Resist.

And I just want to say thank you for making it happen. Thank you. My heart goes out to you. It is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured.

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It's so interesting.

The fact that Elon Musk has forced this back to public attention and essentially looks like he's going to hold the government and indeed the entire bureaucracy, the police, the home office, everybody to account is astonishing. And the effect of this, I think, is going to be accelerating political change.

If people like this, who are considered very successful businessmen, very successful people in society, if they can't figure out a scam, is there any hope for any of us?

Okay.

A Montgomery County man accused of ripping off more than 100 investors out of $31 million.

We're talking about the CEO of the biggest private health insurance corporation in the world in human history.

If you were at any private corporation, if you were doing this in the work chat, you would be packed up and gone within hours.

These are intelligence officials that should in theory be focused on foreign adversaries, but They are very concerned about domestic politics. And so it's not just about their hormones, their genital surgeries. They have vitriolic feelings towards conservatives in particular. Two names that came up, of course, were Chaya Raichik of Libs of TikTok fame and the one and only Ben Shapiro.

And they were going ballistic. I mean, they said at one point that you should be expelled for the tribe for constantly spouting hate speech.

Seconds left, and here we go. This is where dreams are made. Simpsons home run play, the deflection. Oh! Oh! 0.7 seconds left.

All the excuses that have been made for so long to kind of explain away Trump and the support he has built throughout the country are sort of over, right? Like all the people who, you know, this is not normal. This is not who we are. You know, normalizing Trump is the great sin of this era. I feel like all that is over.

There are 40% fewer people coming across the border illegally. That's better than when he left office. And I'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban, the total initiative relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers.

If she wasn't guilty of these allegations, how horrific. I mean, she seems like a saint.

She allegedly had this journal entry that talked about how she had an issue with lying.

He's the guy you wanted at the plate. That's right. That's the guy I would like to have at the plate.

Oh, a sensational play by Orlando Cabrera. Boy, it certainly was. He realized he had to get rid of it in a hurry, so he gets rid of it from the seat of his pants.

In front of the Wimbledon fans to give Luton the lead. Fast blood to Wimbledon courtesy of goalkeeper Seb Brown.

He scored now. No! It's been denied by Seb. It looked as though that was going to cross the line. Brilliant save by the Wimbledon goalkeeper.

Chelsea champions!

And Wimbledon are down to one penalty kick to take them into the football league. The fairy tale is complete.

There are people who are charged with trying to find savings. So, yes, it's an attack on government, but it's also an attack on this government. What I mean by that is it's an attack on this government that used to be headed by a black man. It's an attack on this government that almost elected a black woman to the highest office in the land.

It's an attack on a government that has been more welcoming and more supportive of people who have come to this country and search for a better life.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's the same play.

It was not you who did it.

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Are the waters murky? No comment.

That was amazing.

No, I don't want to mess up your car. It's been a long time since I've driven a stick shift. Well, I mean, it's a good time to learn, bro. One of my favorite cars, though.

You got hit in the building? Yes. That's a loud car. People heard it in different parts of the building inside. That's awesome. Yeah.

Like, same kind of people, right? Pakistan was a part of India before they declared independence. And it was basically that happened because of religion differences. Like how here in America, we are majorly divided because of democratic and Republican values. Over there, the division is geared because of religion.

And that's one of the driving factors of the main two political parties that quote unquote rule the country.

is this how it goes over there bro is this how you guys do i kind of like it though they're both in london while this is yeah but why don't they just fight so the guy on the left i'm i'm trying to loosely translate he's saying that you don't deserve to breathe the air on this earth and we will uh not only nuke you we'll fire you and just remove your existence yeah you will get no grave yeah

That's what he's trying to say. But yeah, this is, sometimes this is how the debates on new channels, that's how they go. I like this.

Correct. And not only that, there is a very strong undertone of extremism because of religion.

That's the main undertone factor between the problem with India and Pakistan.

No, it's not that, actually. So I'll tell you, it's basically the same thing everywhere. Like how here, if you go out and talk to common people, they're all cool, regardless of where you come from. Yeah, it's these guys. Same everywhere. It's the political agenda and the things in the news. And the main thing is because Muslims eat beef.

And in Hindu religion, a cow is considered a sacred animal, is often tied of very high religious importance to a lot of gods. And there are some states in India where eating beef is illegal. That's the main undertone.

Exactly. Would and and I know you would No, but but how we we get it done here It's the same thing over there the people in the leading positions and the politics know this and they gear it purposeful. Yeah That's that's what it is.

yeah but this the section in the video is the one that's super bad but yeah it's how it goes what do you mean like it's not it's better than this it's way better than this okay so this is this is we just caught him on a bad day yeah no they took the worst section of the whole performance and that's the i don't know i thought it was pretty good bro it's like a whole stadium around the border thing so they just dance battle it out it's not dance it's like marching but super exaggerated and what they stop at each other and shit yeah so it's like cockfighting yeah kind of

I've been there.

Was it cool?

It's called the Vaga Board. Yeah, a lot from both sides. Really? So there are seatings on both sides and there's a big door.

You guys are going to get a lot of spam calls now.

But hamburger is technically pork. No.

Oh, shit, man. That's great. McDonald's has a veggie burger back in India. Really? Which we don't get here.

I'm not sure about other countries, but it's because they have a large Hindu population. We don't get it here in America.

they're come on dude no i i i think they look very alike she has just made her look feminine if you take that person on the right make the person thin he had a lot of hair she does exactly the same that's just my opinion same well look i don't i don't i we might joke about it i don't actually believe it i don't think it's right to fucking be serious about it

Yeah. You can get it online for like 20, 30 bucks.

1,000,050, 1,000,100.

Just spending this on Birkins is 300 clicks. 300,000 just on Birkins.

Half a million.

Great.

I've actually been down to our home, and what we saw, we just cannot believe it.

Originally educated a little bit as an engineer, a little bit as a naval engineer.

You're aware that psychopaths exist amongst us.

You're aware that psychopaths exist amongst us, human predators that walks around and grabs people and use them and throw them out.

Every woman in America is thirsting so hard for this Luigi Mangione guy. Yes, he's objectively attractive.

And yeah, police know that that's bullshit.

Italy has inflation, unemployment, political terrorism, and street violence.

Good evening. The Pope is in Poland. The leader of the Roman Catholic Church has returned home.

Again, Italy has inflation, unemployment, and an impotent government, political terrorism, and street violence. But to say that they may turn to history...

This system is completely rotten, completely corrupt, completely illegitimate, therefore it's okay to blow up this entire building.

He's awoken the people to a true issue.

Judy Naylor is currently serving her life sentence at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women in Raleigh, North Carolina. Donald McPhail served 13 years and five months in a North Carolina state prison. He was released in July of 2014.

When I had that conversation with Caitlin one week postpartum, I told her that I was going to be the voice for the moms that didn't feel like they could stand up for themselves. When me and Kristen and Markita started talking about all of this, we just wanted to save one mom and one baby. And I think we've done that. I think we've saved tons of moms and tons of babies already.

He's awoken the people to a true issue.

She couldn't even defend herself. Look how big he was.

Then he grabbed me around my neck and was choking me, and I passed out.

And a person can go out and sell drugs and get more time than they gave him. And now look what he done came back and did. When they found her body, it was like something came over me and said, Chris did that.

We're tariffing Ukraine. Ukraine's on the list. Ukraine got a 10% tariff.

Schön. Bilton Friedman, die Simplizität. Fühlen Sie sich gut? Fühlen Sie sich wie Straussian wieder, Bill? Wie fühlt sich das an?

Just what everybody wants. The screw and the screws. We'll just have all the engineers overseeing the screw screwing.

You should. And then Volger could do a co-bill.

And what people will now see is the most powerful man on earth flying around in a plane paid for by a foreign government.

We can't have our president or anyone else being influenced by foreign government gifts.

It's disgusting.

And it's outrageous and unacceptable.

I imagine the government of Qatar would expect a return on this investment in the president of the United States. So this is ridiculous to think that he can take this airplane.

It's worth the investment here in this country to build a big, beautiful general here in the United States.

Taking sacks of goodies from people who support Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, Al Jazeera, all the rest. That's not America first. Like, please define America first in a way that says you should take sacks of cash from the Qatari royals.

This Boeing 757 is a sleek, narrow-bodied, long-legged beauty. And she's treated like the celebrity who owns her. This is Donald Trump's private jet. A Boeing 757.

One of the things very important to me on the Boeing 757 was the Rolls-Royce engines. They're special.

You know, when I first came in, I said, how old is Air Force One?

So Air Force One is a very old plane. It's beautiful, but it's an old 747.

But it's 30 years. Can you believe it? So I said, so what's going on?

But no administration, Obama, Bush, they didn't want to do it because it sounds luxury. But at some point, you've got to buy a plane for the country.

And these Arab countries would have their beautiful 747, 800s, 900s pour in, and they were gorgeous. And believe it or not,

And I'm good at airplanes, okay?

Okay, there shouldn't be too many questions.

Has Qatar asked for anything in exchange for that $400 million luxury jumbo jet? And how can the American people be so sure that they will not in the future?

And I think Qatar, who... has really, we've helped them a lot over the years in terms of security and safety. I felt that... He didn't really answer it other than just saying, you know, they want to do this. I think that was a very nice gesture. Now, I could be a stupid person and say, oh, no, we don't want a free plane.

As a businessman, some people may look at this and say, have you ever been given a gift worth millions of dollars and then not received it?

It's not a gift to me. It's a gift to the Department of Defense. And you should know better because you've been embarrassed enough.

You know, the media is always talking about the imperial presidency, the power of the imperial presidency. I think we ought to hear a little bit of discussion of the imperial media and its power.

This is a very good idea. In fact, we could move one of the Red Sox spring training camps there. And it was mostly taken as a joke.

The words delay, deny, and possibly depose were written on shell casings recovered from the scene.

Those words are strikingly similar to a title of a book that condemns the insurance business.

I mean, every person in America has had a brush with the health care system that has not been, you know, excellent.

I got brought into this story last week, the day after the shooting, when I had noticed a lot of posts on social media, strangely in support of the shooter. Some of the posts were very pointed and direct and just full of malice for the victim, which is something that we don't usually see. So I just started going through tweets and going through all the networks and collecting just this kind of...

outrage over the healthcare system.

There's no shortage of really painful experiences. And I think why emotions are so heightened is because you interact with health insurance companies at obviously some of the worst moments of your life. When your kid is hurting or dying, when you are hurting or dying, I mean, you're keyed up for some pretty charged emotions.

You know, maybe violence is not the way, but have you read any of the comments on those videos reporting this story? People are calloused. People do not care because the health insurance companies do not care about their lives.

Yeah, for sure. You know, medical debt is insane right now in America. And here's a guy who found a path, you know, to do something about it in the worst possible way.

Yeah, I mean, seeing Donald Trump get up after getting shot in the face...

One of the most badass things I've ever seen in my life.

At some level, as an American, it's like hard to not get kind of emotional about that spirit and that fight. And I think that that's why a lot of people like the guy.

What's going on? You know, chill week.

And it's one of the things that I'm optimistic about with President Trump is I think he just wants America to win.

These people from the Biden administration would call up our team and like scream at them and curse.

Hey, everyone. I want to talk about something important today.

Here's what we're going to do. First, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to X starting in the U.S.

What started as a movement to be more inclusive has increasingly been used to shut down opinions and shut out people with different ideas. And it's gone too far.

The recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech.

That's the short answer, right?

The military has the right to establish a fortress position on the border and to say no one can cross here at all.

Don't tell me what my first concern is.

You had three apparently well-to-do white lacrosse players accused of raping a poor black stripper single mother in Durham. If you hadn't had that racial element, there's no way this case could have continued for that long.

And the idea that in America you would pursue a case against three people when the evidence suggests not that they did it, but that they didn't do it. to me, is beyond unconscionable.

Ooh, and it looks like the trophy fell. That's unfortunate.

J.D. Vance was one of the last people to see Pope Francis alive. I know you've not been feeling great, but it's good to see you. Having a meeting with him the day before he died.

International humiliation, one after another.

Do you love living in a democracy? Yes. Oh, my gosh. I've got the perfect candidate for you to vote for.

It's the current president, Joe Biden.

Well, you know, it's a vote for normalcy and sanity and, you know, keeping the institutions that have built our constitutional republic for centuries.

You know, I love Hillary.

I would say keep doing what you're doing, but do it better. Yeah.

No, I'm sorry.

A lot of times people are just looking for someone to just spend some time with.

Joseph Robinette Biden. I didn't even know there was this full name.

Why do you think that is? There's sort of like a cult mentality going on there. I think they have an unnatural devotion to a single person.

Don't you want to just see him in the morning and say, what's up, Joe? Well, my boyfriend isn't as... He's less enthusiastic about having him watch us at all times. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. You have a boyfriend?

I was a senior in high school in 2012, and I had just come out of the closet, and Joe Biden had announced his support for marriage equality. And you thought to yourself, he's a little young right now to be president, but maybe in eight years he'll be ready. At the time, not so much, but... This man literally came out of retirement to save our country from white supremacists and fascism.

Absolutely.

His swag, his whispery voice, what's left of his hair. Mostly his policies. There's so many to choose from. Really? Wow, see, I can't even think of any, so go off, sis. I would think when he came into office, he immediately got to work with the American Rescue Plan. He followed it up with the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, the Chips and Science Act. The Chips and Salsa Act? Chips and Science.

Oh, you know, maybe we need to make policy more fun. I think you're right. There was his 80th birthday when he had all the candles on his cake.

What did he think their problem was? Well, he is an older, straight, white gentleman. And in Democratic circles, that's usually not what gets us excited.

For weeks, people have been raising alarms about how Trump seems to be handing way too much power over to Elon Musk. And yesterday, Trump replied, I hear you. You want me to give more power to Elon Musk.

Yes. Elon Musk is now in charge of all government hilings. Hirings. Hirings. I didn't... Sorry. I didn't say that right. Right. I didn't say it right.

I don't know why I keep Hitler. Misspeaking.

I don't know why I keep misspeaking. So this was already a pretty unusual thing for a president to do. But Trump being Trump, he had to make it even more ridiculous by introducing it with a full-on circus act in the Oval Office. Now look at this scene. Musk is holding court with his hands tented like a Bond villain, probably to stop him from doing a Nazi salute. With his...

With his four-year-old child in tow. I mean, that poor kid. His dad literally runs SpaceX, and Elon took him to a meeting on federal spending. Dad, are we gonna get to see the rockets? No, son, we're gonna discuss budgets because I'm a shitty dad. I mean, everything about this event was so bizarre.

Trump was sitting quietly for half an hour, retreating to his happy place, thinking about Arnold Palmer's giant doge. And who thought cloning Stephen Miller was a good idea? I mean, is it for spare parts? I mean, they look like a before and even more before picture. Okay? I mean... Okay, but all right.

Leaving aside this renaissance painting done by the dogs playing poker guy, it's good that we have Elon Musk here, because we've been watching him slashing programs and shuttering agencies for a month now, and we can finally ask Elon, why are you doing this?

Wow. Wow. I mean, you see why this guy's a genius. You don't want an unelected bureaucrat running the country. It makes a lot of sense. No questions here. I do have one question, though. Isn't that you? I mean... I mean, am I... Am I going crazy? Because it feels like I'm watching Drake sing Not Like Us at karaoke. Like, does he not know?

Is having this one unaccountable bureaucrat in charge better than having those other unaccountable bureaucrats in charge? Because... because at least the others have to follow transparency laws. The only thing transparent about Doge is Elon's skin. I mean...

His financial disclosure is being kept secret, Doge is exempt from open records laws, and when someone on Twitter merely identified some of the people who work for Doge, Elon suspended their account and said, you have committed a crime, which we tried to fact check with career officials at the FBI, but they're all working at a Panera now.

So, Elon, I gotta tell you, I don't think you're being that transparent.

Oh, well, I did the exam and what an asshole. YOU KNOW WHAT? I don't want to give you a proctology exam. I just want to know what you're doing, because another advantage of federal bureaucrats is that they can't have conflicts of interest, whereas you seem to have every conflict of interest. SpaceX has government contracts. Tesla is under government oversight. X is under government investigation.

And his hair plugs are being investigated by the Department of No One's Buying This. You're basically a walking conflict of interest. Is that not a huge problem?

Oh, good.

If we see a conflict, we just need to say something. Hey, Elon, I noticed a conflict. Did that work? No? No? Nothing happened? There's no accountability and nothing matters? Great. Perfect system. Well, it. He's not going to be transparent. And he's riddled with conflicts of interest. But at least he's a genius. And the work he's going to do will be flawless.

Nobody's gonna bat a thousand. You made up a $50 million conspiracy of sending condoms to Gaza. You're not grounding out to third. You're puking into the umpire's mouth. And just for the record, of course the United States didn't send $50 million worth of condoms to Gaza. We sent $5 million of vibrating sex swings to North Korea, and I believe it stopped nuclear war. But don't quote me on that.

I'm not gonna bat a thousand. So, to summarize, he's not transparent, he has tons of conflict, he believes any lie he hears, and he spreads false rumors that go global. Honestly, I'd be pretty mad at him right now if he didn't have so much gosh darn charisma.

Look, if you want to see more of that kind of comedy, then don't worry, because there's a new special coming out that's just for you.

Zuck, Bezos, Tim Cook, Elon, Tic Tac Guy, Google Guy. The six guys who control maybe 20% of the world's wealth and 100% of your nudes. You don't need to pretend with me. I don't know what he's talking about.

Populism, ladies and gentlemen. Shouldn't this gathering be happening in a volcano's lair near Zurich? or are we just open source Illuminati now? Where's the conspiracy fun in that? Honestly, there is not a useful app of communication, not controlled by at least one of these individuals.

And you may not be concerned that they've all ponied up a million dollars to be sitting there and are kissing the ass of a president who openly threatens non-ass kissers, but trust me, shit's gonna get weird. Even by that afternoon,

Charitably, I'm going to say that was just an awkward, my heart goes out to you gesture. Any of you might have done it like this. You know, even Taylor Swift has done that, you know, my heart, but she almost never does the goes out to you. Just always stays with, but you know, listen, it's nerve wracking day. Uh, You're not normally a public speaker. It's a one-off gesture.

Please try not to use it again.

You really want to make sure the people in the back see it, I guess. I'm just going to be generous and say, maybe that was Elon's attempt at dabbing on the haters? I don't... By the way, do people still dab on haters? Was that a very old man? Okay. Wasn't that a thing at one time? No, I think it's important in these troubled times to continue to dab on the haters.

And here is Alona Mar. Oh, she's going to do it. It is quite simply marvelous.

Stocks slide as the world waits for President Trump to unveil more tariffs on Wednesday.

Right?

Yes. Thank you so much. Thank you.

That's a diplomatic way to put it.

Yeah, well, I get that it has the appearance of a corruption, but it's possible there wasn't. What Curtis Wright did is the way the industry works. It's a revolving fork where as soon as people leave the government, they go and work for the exact people they were regulating for five times the money.

Okay, so how does one have that meeting?

Because they were concerned that if he were too brown, that that would be a problem. Are you saying that?

If I wake up on Christmas morning and I run downstairs to find only two dolls under my tree, I will lose my effing mind.

So Donnie Two Dolls thinks this country's kids are wildly oversupplied with dolls.

The golden toilet guy is now preaching minimalism? Imagine if that had been Donald Trump's 2024 campaign message. You already have too much crap, you spoiled brats.

I'm ready. I've got my gunslingers and I'm going to take.

Okay. Safety. But I guess tough guys like this have a plan to take on ice and make them see God before they touch one of those children.

I have a plan. You don't think I have a plan? Like, I don't know if it's Latina or what it is, but it's some sort of fake ethical appropriation by these teachers just so they sound like they have credibility.

But I don't understand the person who works it and tries to squeeze out more tears to make themselves look extra sad. I'm really sad.

So they're finding other ways to get people to either resign or create a pretext for them to be fired.

Elon Musk has zero legal authority to fire government employees or force their resignations. Again, another example of total chaos, all caused by unelected Doge guy Elon Musk.

The optics here don't look great. C.Q. Brown was only the second black man to ever hold that position.

This is your AM Update. Another example of total chaos, all caused by unelected Doge guy Elon Musk. D.C.

People here feel deeply uncomfortable about allowing the far right to return to power. The nation's domestic intelligence agency is investigating the AFD as a suspected extremist organization.

I think that's fair. But I think the idea that there's some magical state with magical polls that we don't see where he's ahead in the blue state is completely false. He's ahead in Iowa. That's it.

They invaded a sacred part, the embassy. An embassy is a sacred part of any nation. That's what they invaded. The Ayatollah is condoning this, and we want him!

Horror. And what was she thinking and how did she get to the point that she was sad? Was there no help for her or did she not want help or that's all. I mean, you know, something is clearly, you know, not right.

I think it comes as no surprise that Trump is taking another swing. have policies to lower prescription drug costs because it does really resonate with people.

I think it comes as no surprise that Trump is taking another swing at policies to lower prescription drug costs because it does really resonate with people.

That's true.

These are not woke environmental programs. These are essential to continued ability to divert water.

These are not woke environmental programs. These are essential to continued ability to divert water.

Yeah, oh yeah, there you go. Is that working for you?

I don't know what to tell you.

Isn't this unreal? In Saudi Arabia.

Look at what's happening. The Democrats are not even acknowledging the cabinet right now. I just don't remember that being standard. At least they would get up and shake their hands. Just the visual here. They're not engaging. This is not a pathway for it to bipartisanship.

FBI raid at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence. Deadly force being authorized.

The president seems intent on filling each of his remaining days in office with petulance, grievance, self-interest. The president's reportedly asking his staff about whether he can preemptive part, whether he can issue, the president's reportedly asking his staff whether he can issue preemptive pardons for himself, his family members, Rudy Giuliani. There's a simple answer, no.

No, Mr. President, that would be a gross abuse of the presidential pardon authority.

President Trump, as he winds down his last few weeks in office, is considering preemptive pardons. What a mess. More as we know.

There were a bunch, Jake. I thought it was interesting that the president gave a scripted inaugural address in which, honestly, there was not a ton to fact check. I'd say a smattering of falsehoods. And then immediately after in this unscripted speech, he returned to his familiar lie a minute style. So he said the 2020 election was totally rigged. We know that's a lie.

He said his opponents tried to rig it this time. That's more nonsense. He said California Democrats tried to cheat and that he thinks he would have won the state this time if it were not rigged. Well, it was a free and fair election in that state as well. He lost by more than 3 million votes. He claimed he won Alabama this time by 48 points or like between 30 and 31.

And then on immigration, he spoke of the jails of every country in the world being emptied into this country. He has never provided any evidence whatsoever. for his familiar claim that foreign countries are deliberately emptying prisons to send people here as migrants. He boasted of building 571 miles of border wall. Official statistics shows actually 458 miles.

Donald J. Trump has been indicted. Jack Smith has again indicted former President Trump.

I should just note, a remarkable thing that we're seeing here is an empty Washington, D.C. Yeah, yeah, it is. Aren't there hundreds of thousands of people there? Yeah, I mean, you can see some people there on the side. It's sort of sparse. There are some Trump supporters who are there, but there are not very many people there at all.

You'll have certain sides saying it's all mental health and we need to get better at that. And you know what? That's true, but it's not all mental health. We'll have people say we need to lock down schools more and have many armed officers all over a school. There have been numerous cases where there have been armed officers and they didn't get there fast enough. And so that's not the issue.

Guns continue to be the issue and particularly access to guns from people who should not have them, including criminal actors and young people who should not have access. So until we address all of these issues together and acknowledge the role of guns, we're not going to see significant change.

They're singing these songs. Look at this. Boy, they get those outfits at Spirit Halloween. Where'd that come from?

Don't move! Don't move! And they're blocking traffic.

No.

When you wake up or when you're on your weekend and you get the fork in the road message or you get the subsequent five bullets, hey, what the hell did you do, you lazy federal worker, this week? How frightening is it that someone on X, the owner of X, speaks to you directly to say, what did you do last week at work? And if you don't answer, I am going to fire you.

But even more egregious, the president comes out, the most powerful person in the land, and endorses that message.

if I just happened to be pregnant.

I know how it works.

I know.

So you're saying I should carry a baby and ruin my collegiate life.

I will have to drop out of college.

So you're saying I should drop out of college to support my child. I'm supporting my life.

Are you married?

All right, if I make this throw, you gotta vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Ready? You're 19! If I... All right, now if I make this throw, you gotta vote for Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. Let's go. Ready, set, oi! Oh, man. Well, you gotta do it now.

Sonic, I am so sorry I brought you into this racist ass home. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. Just because he doesn't have spots doesn't mean he can't sit in your cuddle puddle. I'm sorry, son.

But what if they don't have two brain cells?

If those hostages aren't back, I don't want to hurt your negotiation. If they're not back by the time I get into office, all hell will break out in the Middle East. And it will not be good for Hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone. All hell will break out. I don't have to say anymore, but that's what it is.

I don't consider it to be a pause. I consider it to be a declaration of victory. Putting the China aside for a second, you have to treat China differently from everybody else. No person with an IQ that's greater than his age or her age can think that half of the world's countries

would have come to the American people and say, we want to lower our trade barriers had President Trump not done what he did.

Now, that's just a fact. Trump haters will not like that. Trump lovers will love it. But that's just a natural fact.

That's where you detect God. There are no biological imperatives wrapped up in that. There's entirely something outside of us that we're tapping into.

Obrego Garcia's wife has been posting photos of her husband on TikTok, and she's been blocking out his wrist. Take a look at this. Can you see this? Take a look at this right here.

Well, the answer is because they're damning. They're incriminating.

Come here, bud. Come here. Come here.

That doesn't work. And so what we have from J.D. Vance,

And so we need to address this first. So when J.D. Vance says this, he's right. And so here's what I'm hoping for.

Well, you're just telling me that for the first I am so happy. I think the case has been so misunderstood. That case, birthright citizenship, is about slavery. If you look at the details of it, the signings of it, everything else, that case is all about slavery. And if you view it from that standpoint, people understand it. But for some reason, the lawyers don't talk about it.

The news doesn't talk about it. That's not about tourists coming in and touching a piece of sand and all of a sudden they're a citizenship. You know, they're a citizen. That is all about slavery.