rose blanchard shared this photo, "first selfie of freedom. >> gypsy rose blanchard's story is a truerime none none. murder, deception, romance. now the woman behind the headlines is out of prison and grabbing attention in a new way. >> hey, everyone, this is gypsy. i'm finally free. >> nearly 20 million vollers followers and counting on social media. paparazzi following her every move. >> do you have any plans? >> lots of them! >> major magazine covers and all kinds of tv appearances, gypsy has agreed to sit down with me for her first tv interview just days after her release. >> what do you want people to know most about the gypsy who's sitting here right now? >> i think, don't judge me because you haven't walked a mile in my shoes. >> linsey: before so many became captivated by gypsy, this strange and twisted story had a different kind of obsession. >> so where are you going today? >> i'm going to children's mercy hospital to see my dentist for my teeth. >> she was, like, one of the happiest people i had ever met, and yet she was the most sick that i had ever met at the same time. >

and now making blanchard a social media sensation.er mother and why she never wanted her to die. here's 20 over 20 co-anchor deborah roberts. do you miss your mom, deedee? >> yeah, i miss my mom. when you look back, do you think there are ways that this could have been handled differently? >> absolutely, absolutely. i look at things in hindsight, and i realize that there were other options besides murder, but i was so sheltered that i couldn't. i couldn't see them at the time. >> she's the face of one of the most shocking crime stories in memory. >> this is the house where claudine blanchard was found stabbed to death. gypsy rose blanchard, portrayed by her mother as a chronically ill girl unable to walk with that signature baby voice. >> i mean, cinderella's castle, but it was all a lie. >> her mother, deedee, was actually the one who was sick with the psychological disorder munchausen syndrome by proxy, where parents seeks attention through their child's made up illnesses. your mother controlled so much. so many people just can't un

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♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >>> gypsy rose blanchard speaks out for the first time after eightd bars. she was convicted in the killing of her abusive mother, a story that has captivated the world. now she'she's spending tims e wh family >> hello, everyone >> reporter: she spent almost a decade behind bars for her role in the murder of her mother. but in less than a week since her release from prison, support for gypsy rose blanchard has only grown >> i'm finally free. i just want to send a quick video to thank everyone for the massive amount of support. >> reporter: the 32-year-old now on parole has wracked up 6 million followers on tiktok and instagram, appearing u appearinn phupbeat in photos with her husband. >> it will be awesome to have family time after so long. >> reporter: it's all a sharp contrast to how she spent much of her childhood and adolescence, confined to a wheelchair she didn't need >> things are not always as they appear >> reporter: prosecutors say her mother dee dee pretended jigyps was sick for years, convincing doctors to insert a feeding tube and perfor

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. >>> in 60 seconds, we hear from gypsy rose blanchard for the first time since she was freed from prison. what she is saying years after she was convicted of having her mother killed. >>> back now with gypsy rose blanchard, the woman convicted in the killing of her abusive mother and who was released from prison last week now for the first time since she was freed, she is speaking out. we get more from laura jarrett. >> hey, everyone happy new year's. >> reporter: she spent almost a decade behind bars for her role in the murder of her mother but in less than a week since her release from prison, support for gypsy rose blanchard has only grown. >> i'm finally free. i just want to send a quick video to thank everyone for the massive amount of support. >> reporter: the 32-year-old now on parole has racked up 6 million followers on tiktok and instagram, appearing upbeat in photos with her husband, whom she married behind bars, and trying out playful snapchat filters with her stepmom. >> it's going to be really awesome to have some family time after so long. >> reporter: it's all a sharp cont

blanchard pleaded guilty to second degree murder in 2016.nd then boyfriend nicholas godejon hatch add plan to kill her mother didi. he admitted to serving didi to death. he is serving a life sentence without parole. >> do you feel the time you served was justified for your role in your mother's death? >> you know i did something wrong and i take accountability for that. i acknowledge that. i did my time. >> reporter: blanchard's journey from childhood to now released convict is one of trauma, deception, murder, and ultimately, a new marriage and independence. her harrowing story documented in an upcoming series on lifetime. >> my mother controlled everything i did. i was forced to use a wheelchair. she started telling people that i had cancer. but none of it was true. >> reporter: gypsy was the victim of a rare disorder called munchhausen by proxy in which a care giver fakes or exaggerates an illness to gain attention. >> i started to feel like it was either her or me. >> do you think if it were just you, would you have been able to go throu

that is coming up. >> right now and exclusively gypsy rose blanchard. her role in the murder of her mother. good morning debra. >> yes good morning, her jump traumatic life has just captivated so many. especially gen z and the way the very few hot, gypsy rose blanchard who helped kill her mother to escape a life of suffering and abuse has been the subject of countless media stories in a hollywood series. now she is a free one meant and she is telling her own story. speeforty i share my story, so i can be a cautionary tale. so that the next person that might be in a situation like mine, they do not take the route that i did. >> gypsy rose blanchard is finally tasting the freedom that she has long dreamed of. >> tell me about the day you stepped out from behind the prison walls? >> you don't realize how much you are restricted in prison. i felt like i was in a black and white world and i just stepped into technicolor. it was amazing. >> her world shifted after spending nearly nine years in prison for helping plot the murder of her own mother. gypsy rose b

gypsy rose blanchard sits down with cnn.hat she says she would say to her mother today if she were still alive. >>> new in morning, brought to a breaking point, jips gee rose blanchard is speaking out after serving eight years in prison after pleading guilty to helping kill her abusive mother. blanchard was the victim of munchausen symptom by proxy, a mental health for a caregiver that injuries a child to get attention. elizabeth joins us now. what did she have to say? >> john, i sat down with jips gee rose blanchard yesterday and she says that when she went to prison it was the best day of her life. not something i had ever heard. she said it was her first taste of freedom. i also asked her what life would be like if her mother was still here today. this is what she told me. >> i think that if my mother were still here, i would still be under this abusive, medical abuse, that i was going through. i don't think that there would have been an end in sight for me. i honestly think one of two things would have happened, either s

tonight here, gypsy rose blanchard is out of prison and sitting down with deborah roberts. >> reporternight after serving nearly nine years behind bars for plotting the murder of her own mother, gypsy rose blanchard is speaking out. >> i didn't want her dead and just wanted out of my situation, i thought it was the only way out. >> reporter: to the world, she was a seriously ill girl cared for by loving mother, dee dee. but inside the walls of the little pink house, a dark secret. gypsy was not the frail, disabled child dee dee claimed, suffering from leukemia and muscular dystrophy. when you look at pictures of gypsy rose, what do you think? >> i don't associate with that little girl anymore. >> reporter: gypsy was a victim of her mother's psychological disorder, munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which parents seek sympathy through the exaggerated or made-up illnesses of their children. subjecting her daughter to unnecessary surgeries, a feeding tube, life in a wheelchair. by 2015, gypsy she said reached a break point, orchestrating her mother's stabbing death with her online boyfriend

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gypsy rosa blanchard says she would still be abused if her mother was alive. she finished her first week of parole after serving eight years in a missouri prison. of course, in 2015 her story gained worldwide notoriety. >> for years her mother, deede blanchard had folks rose to fake multiple and this is from leukemia to asthma, suffering from the rare mental illness as what is previously known as munch house and by proxy syndrome. gypsy roe says after being brought to the breaking point she helped her boyfriend stab her mother to death. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister sat down with gypsy rose blanchard. elizabeth, what did she tell you? >> i did sit down with gypsy yesterday. she has a documentary coming out on lifetime where she tells her harrowing fascinating story as you spoke this is a girl who was abused her entire childhood her mother said she had leukemia and made her believe that. her mother made her use a wheelchair when, in, reality she was perfectly healthy and could walk. one of the big questions here is, how did this get by doctors, right? gypsy road w

. >>> in our pop culture lead, gypsy rose blanchard, the woman who plotted to have her boyfriend kill her abusive mother is speaking out after serving 8 1/2 years in prison. you might be familiar with her stories, the stories of her mother forcing her daughter to fake serious illnesses for most of her life were depicted over the years in various documentaries and tv series including 2017's "mommy dead and dearest" on our sister channel h brnhbo and "the act" on haulu. she spoke on a new docu series where she describes her time in prison as first time she tasted freedom. >> reporter: gypsy rose blanchard smiling and free, released on parole after serving 8 1/2 years of a 10-year prison sentence. blanchard pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2016 after she and then-boyfriend hatched a plan to kill her mother, deedee. he admitted to stabbing her to death. he is serving a life sentence without parole. >> reporter: do you feel that the time you served was justified for your role in your mother's death? >> you know, i did something wrong, okay, and i take accountability for that. i ac

i did at the wrong way. >> gypsy rose blanchard enjoying her newfound freedom.ing new resolutions during parts one and two have a six-hour lifetime special, the prison confessions of gypsy rose blanchard. >> when people tell me that you're gonna need therapy the rest of your life, you know, i laugh it off. i really do understand what they mean. it's going to take years to undo a lot of the psychological trauma. >> as a child, gypsy saffold medical abuse and unnecessary surgeries because your mom commits the world and doctors that gypsy was sick. >> they don't know how far back she was doing this. to me. >> her mom deede had a psychological disorder, munch hausen syndrome by proxy. where a parent seeks sympathy through the exaggerated illnesses of their children. >> they anniversary of the crime is actually the hardest day of the year. i'm afraid of being judged for. because they're probably gonna make some kind of snarky comment, you killed her. >> unbelievable. our thanks to dana griffin for that. that wraps it up for me, everybody, i'm yasmin mr., gonna be bac

gypsy rose blanchard was told that she was always sick. she was told that she had leukemia. told to use a wheelchair, but none of that was real. she says her mother, dee dee blanchard, conned doctors and really everyone, tricking them into thinking her daughter was deeply ill. gypsy eventually told herself that there was only one way out. so she convinced her then-boyfriend to murder her mother. >> my mother i was forced to use a ch wheelchair. she started telling people i had cancer. i started to felt like it was either her or me. >> she is now out of prison after pleading to guilty to second-degree murder. she's the subject of the new lifetime documentary "the prison confessions of gypsy rose." cnn's elizabeth wagmeister sat down with gypsy rose blanchard for a fascinating new interview. >> if your mother were here today, what would you tell her? >> i would say, i understand. i see her in the way she was not a evil woman. she was not a monster. she was just a sick woman, and she would have needed a lot of mental health care. i see her for who she is now, or who she was. >>

gypsy rose blanchard is out of prison and sitting down deborah roberts. >> reporter: she's now speaking. >> i didn't want her dead and just wanted out of my situation, i thought it was the only way out. >> reporter: to the world, she was a seriously ill girl cared for by loving mother, dee dee. but inside the walls of the little house, a dark secret. gypsy was not the frail child dee dee claimed, suffering from leukemia and muscular dystrophy. >> reporter: when you look at pictures of gypsy rose, what do you think? >> i don't associate with that little girl. >> reporter: a victim of her mother's psychological disorder, munchausen syndrome by proxy, parents through the illnesses of their children. a feeding tube, life in a wheelchair. ji gypsy she said reached a break point, stabbing death with her online boyfriend, then pleading guilty to second degree murder. she's free. >> this is gypsy, i'm finally free. >> reporter: the public fascination with her story only growing. do you feel conflict with the fame, even though you participated in a murder? >> of course i feel conflicted. fame is

gypsy rose blanchard, good morning, america.ms the game's brightest stars. >> nba wednesday tips off tonight on building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. here's traffic now with gloria. >> good morning reggie. we want to tell you about some caltrain delays in the burlingame area. we are told that train 501 hit a car. thankfully, there were no injuries. but again, expect delays. and then a live look outside. right now, your bay bridge toll plaza camera, the metering lights flipped on at 541 this morning, and chp has issued a high wind advisory on the bay bridge. >> gloria, we have some isolated showers out there this morning. live doppler seven showing you we have some showers moving out of the east bay right now. now, a couple of showers going south along the peninsula coastline into the santa cruz mountains. we'll keep it at a level one here on the storm impact scale until 10 a.m. today. next two hours for some scattered showers

>> trace: kristina coleman, thank you for that gypsy rose blanchard, a free woman released from prisonearly nine years for the murder of her abusive mother who had subjected gypsy to a syndrome by proxy, a psychological disorder where parents make up paying illnesses for attention, or financial gain. let's bring in the culture club to talk about this headline-grabbing case. fox news headlines 24-7 reporters, eric and michelle. welcome to you both. i'll let you lead this off, michelle but here's the deal. foxnews.com wrote the following. there aren't many social media stars who have been convicted of 2i7b8g murder but gypsy rose blanchard has amassed millions of followers seemingly overnight since she was released from a decade long prison sentence last week. i mean, people are applauding this woman. she's a convicted killer. i know, the circumstances are questionable. you go ahead and take it. >> the circumstances are questionable. her mother was torturing her ever since she was a child. she did not know how to get out of that situation. she speaks about it eloquently. she's like, list

. >> gypsy rose blanchard, now free after serving eight years for helping in the murder of her mothere's already becoming a social media sensation. >> gypsy rose blanchard now has millions of followers in a documentary that's about to be released. >> she spoke with abc's deborah roberts. >> of course, i feel conflicted. um fame is not what i'm looking for. um. i always said i think i'm infamous. and then i came out famous. but that's not what i want. so i think you can watch the full interview tomorrow on good morning america, 7 a.m. right after abc seven mornings. >> happening now california has issued its first ever ebony alert. >> it's for 17 year old kayla higgs in the los angeles area. she was last seen on december 30th. governor newsom signed the ebony alert system into law in october to help find a black youth and women between the ages of 12 and 25. advocates pushed for the system, pointing to a disproportionate number of black youth who are classified as runaways under the amber alert system. >> new developments after that wild courtroom video from las vegas, the defendant no

. >> gypsy rose blanchard, now free after serving eight years for helping in the murder of her mothershe's already becoming a social media sensation. >> gypsy rose blanchard now has millions of followers in a documentary that's about to be released. >> she spoke with abc's deborah roberts. >> of course, i feel conflicted. um fame is not what i'm looking for. um. i always said i think i'm infamous. and then i came out famous. but that's not what i want. so i think you can watch the full interview tomorrow on good morning america, 7 a.m. right after abc seven mornings. >> happening now california has issued its first ever ebony alert. >> it's for 17 year old kayla higgs in the los angeles area. she was last seen on december 30th. governor newsom signed the ebony alert system into law in october to help find a black youth and women between the ages of 12 and 25. advocates pushed for the system, pointing to a disproportionate number of black youth who are classified as runaways under the amber alert system. >> new developments after that wild courtroom video from las vegas, the defendant

even though you participate in a murder. >> it's been just over a week since gypsy rose blanchard wasased from prison. >> hey, everyone. this is gypsy. i'm finally free. >> the 32 year old, spending more than eight years behind bars for the second degree murder of her mother, gypsy, is a victim of her mother's psychological disorder. commonly known as munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which parents seek sympathy through the exaggerated or made up illnesses of their children. and this morning, gypsy is telling her story to abc news deborah roberts. >> what do you regret most? >> i have lots of regrets. i always say that if i could go back in time and change things, i absolutely would. >> coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more of our exclusive interview with gypsy rose blanchard with your gma first look, i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> a legal battle is heating up between netflix and a contestant on the hit reality show love is blind. los gatos based company sued rene poche for breaking her nondisclosure agreement when she publicly talked about her time on the show. she's no

the us secretary said anthony blanchard, he commented earlier today on these attacks on these ships that are headed for is real. i want you to take a listen to what he said, and all i can tell you is that as we've made clear and many other countries banks, there will be consequences with these actions. we've also receded like tried to make 3rd or on as other countries have as well, that the supports that they're providing, including for these actions needs to stop. it's not in their interest to see the complex escalated. and we're not the only ones who sent that message around and we're not the only ones in that message to iran. what are these consequences going to be though if the attacks continue? well, so far the international coalition of ships has simply restricted itself to shooting down whatever you struck them. and you know, a couple of hours ago. busy it was quite substantial among carrying drones, uh, cruise me size, as well as on the tank ship, mr. house. and then we had a couple of days ago as thinking of a couple of people so far. the quotation has not yet attack. who's the

it's a funny joke. >> first up this half hour, gypsy rose blanchard, a child abuse victim accused ofer mother was released from prison last week she is now opening up about what's next. >> nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is here with the latest >> good morning, guys. this story is still so harrowing even years later the thought of a mother treating her daughter as sick when she was perfectly healthy so hard to her platform to tell her side of the story. >> hey, everyone, this is gypsy. i'm finally free >> reporter: after eight years behind bars for her mother's murder, gypsy rose blanchard now a free woman >> hey, everyone, happy new year's eve imagine. >> and right back in the spotlight speaking out for the first time on her newly-created social media accounts. >> i want to send a quick video to thank everyone for the massive amount of support i have been getting on social media everyone has been really, really nice >> reporter: that massive support earning her six million followers on tiktok and another six million instagram in less than a week. posting her first sel

learn more at starlight .org >> gypsy rose blanchard. >> how much do you think about your mom after serving eight years in prison for the murder of her mother? give us a sense of the fear that you felt. >> she's now free. what will she reveal? this is a really hard, hard to talk about this morning on good morning america. >> love is love is in the air all over the place. this weekend . >> sunday to be exact. and we're still more than a month away from valentine's day. danny is here to explain why. >> yeah, because in a press release, tinder said that from the start of january until valentine's day, it's their busiest time of year. but like you said, andrea, it's this sunday. that is apparently their busiest day. and it's even got a nickname matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match. >> this weekend. >> tinder says make your own match on dating sunday. let's do . according to a press release by the dating app, the first sunday in january is their busiest day of the year. in fact, they say last year's dating sunday saw 22% more messages sent and 18% more likes registered compared to the rest of

learn more at starlight .org gypsy rose blanchard, you were convicted of helping to kill your mom. >> what will gypsy rose reveal? >> why reveal it now? why didn't you say anything about it? then >> the deborah roberts interview. wow 2020 tonight on abc, we. sports news overnight. >> a stunning upset from down under world number one novak djokovic is out of the australian open. the ten time champion streak was broken by italian jannik sinner in four sets, the last time djokovic lost a match at that tournament was in 2018, and more sports news. >> we are just over two weeks away from the super bowl, but this weekend is the weekend that is going to set the stage for that weekend, right? >> yeah, we call it championship sunday. it all comes down to two games to decide. the one game and teams and fans around the country are preparing in their own unique ways. >> we never dreamed we'd come this far. >> is it christmas already? well, for lions fans a little bit. >> we want to light it up so everybody can see it. >> michigan fans this week basking their homes in blue as they getrillioneady t

olivier blanchard has written in 2017 is economic models. which model did you work with, which presupposition did you work with? i don't want to have a dispute about their results, i want to complain about the modeling literature in iran's economy. i am at your service. in your opinion, we should stabilize the land price and order or not. in the country where you were invited as a supporter of stabilization in the program , i am not in favor of the stabilization policy. i am not in favor of the policy of implementing the stabilization policy. as a matter of urgency, it wants to be created and made a policy . the policy of blackmail is like a time bomb, like a time bomb , it has time. no, i will explain now that since 1957, as if we, for example, before 1957, here in iran, gol and bel. golu , there was a very good story after 57 , everything was completely messed up, no, it was not like this . in iran, there was no such thing as stabilization policy based on the definition in the economic literature . what does stabilization mean? that is, si

olivier blanchard said in an article in 2017 about economic models. they are divided by five hands. i have a question for you. with which economic model are those five categories ? we have a series of models called "toy models " like the islam model . we don't like that other models are foundation models there are basic models, a series of models are blind models, a series of models are forexcasting or forecasting models, and a series of models are policy models . i don't want to have a dispute about their results , i want to have a complaint about the modeling literature in iran's economy, maybe i will raise the main question of the program, at your service, in your opinion, we should stabilize the exchange rate and mandate or not. the invitation program is not strict. i agree with the stabilization policy. implementation of the stabilization policy i'm not. now i'm telling my reason. in a country where the policy of fixation is to be created and implemented as a matter of urgency, the policy of blackmail is like a ticking time bomb. it's like a ticking time bomb. you, of course, h

olivier blanchard has an article in 2017 , they divide the economic models into five categories. i have a question for you. with which economic model are those five categories? this is a series of models we have, its name is in the toy model , like the ice alam model. that is useful for modeling currency and i don't know, currency policy is not accepted in our country, other models are foundation models, there are basic models, some models are blind models , some models are forexcasting or forecasting models, and some models are policy models. which model did you use? which model did you work with? which default assumption did you work with? i don't want to have a dispute about their results . i want to complain about the modeling literature in iran's economy. in your opinion, we should fix the exchange rate and order or not the country that you are in favor of stabilization in the invitation intensity program. it was not a fixed policy in any way, i will explain now, of course, the orders. because they said it in a way that we have been since 1957, as if we , for example, before

olivier blanchard has an article in 2017 dividing economic models into 5 categories. i have a question for you, with which economic model are those five categories? we have a series of models called in the model , they are toy models like the ism model. these models are useful for currency modeling and i do not know policy it is not common in our country that other models are foundation models, there are basic models, a series of models are blind models, and a series of models are models.

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gypsy rose blanchard was told she was sick, had leukemia.d to use a wheelchair, but none of that was real. she said her mother conned doctors and everyone tricking them into thinking her daughter was deeply ill. gypsy eventually told herself that there was only one way out. she convinced her then boyfriend to murder her mother. >> my mother controlled everything i did. i was forced to use a wheelchair. she started telling people i had cancer. but none of it was true. i started to feel like it was either her or me. >> well, she is now out of prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in 2016. she is also the subject of the new lifetime documentary, the prison confessions of gypsy rose. cnn's elizabeth sat down with her for a fascinating new interview. >> if your mother were here today, what would you tell her, gypsy? >> i would say i understand. i see her in the way that she was not an evil woman. she was not a monster. she was just a sick woman. and she would have needed a lot of mental health care. i see her for who she was. >> fa

. >>> gypsy rose blanchard is ready to share her story, this weekend she took to social media to connect video saying i'm finally free, she was released from prison last week after serving time for her involvement in her mother's murder. on social media she shared her plans for new year's eve and promoting her upcoming documentary series and an e-book. she was a survivor of abuse. >>> the 2024 college football playoff national championship, last night the number one seed michigan wolverines defeated the number four alabama tide and the number two washington huskies took down the number 3 texas longhorns. they'll face on january 8th in houston. >>> it's decision 2024 time. might be hard to believe but the iowa caucuses are just 13 days away, all this week republican hopefuls are crisscrossing the state of iowa spending big bucks to woo as many voters as they can before the big day, the question is, will it be enough to overcome former president donald trump's commanding lead in all those pools? maura barrett joins me now from iowa, we're getting down to the wire here already, where are th

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gypsy rose blanchard and her first on camera interview since being released from prison. her freedom, her regrets, and so much more. plus, we are going to introduce you to a nine year old that is making a big difference. we, of course have a surprise for him, but he lit up the studio today. i'm telling you, he gave me his business card he gave me. he is so ready for the world and it makes you feel like you did absolutely nothing in your life. so let's be inspired and can't wait for you to meet julian. >> oh, okay. >> kumasi says something similar yesterday because she did an interview in our 7 a.m. newscast with a 15 year old who just won this major prize and is also also has an sb, and he was so well spoken. of course he was so calm. and he's also doing all this great stuff in the world. and we were both looking at each other like, what are these children doing? how are they doing this? >> ready for a ted talk? >> i don't know, but as a parent i'm like, where do what? what do i do? how do i yeah, huh. okay. >> right. i mean, i was just kind of like, i mean, yes, i don't

warren appointed to the blanchard chair in physics in 2016. two years later. he won the american physical society for a faculty member for research in an undergraduate institution, warren conducts accelerator nuclear physics research funded by the national science foundation with indiana wesleyan students on the iwg campus at the facility of four rare isotope beams at michigan state university and at oppenheimer's own los alamos national laboratory is thus my pleasure to entrust this conversation. j. oppenheimer an evolving legacy to warrant. thank you, dr. collega, for your warm welcome and for providing us the context for our conversation this evening on the evolving legacy of robert oppenheimer. it's my honor to serve as moderator for this conversation with our distinguished guests, our evening will be guided by a series of questions posed by students at indiana wesleyan university. so we'll ahead and begin with our first question. j. robert oppenheimer believed atomic bombs, in his words, dreadful weapons and fully understood the devastating impact they wo

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