are you richie?e murder, pat her talking to angila's fiancÉe, chris, detectives goodman and mathias called routine for a top. but he didn't seem to know what was going on. >> and i'll tell you, angila's dead. >>, oh really? >> yes. >> did he seem upset by what had happened? >> he didn't, no. >> that strike you as odd? >> it did, yes. >> he would want to have some reaction, the mother of his child. >> that's what we would expect. >> their questions got tougher. >> did you kill her? >> no. >> no? >> no. i'm 100 percent truthful. >> did he have an alibi? >> he said he did. >> did you work last night? >> from 7 to 11 yes, ma'am. >> where do you go after you left work? >> straight home. >> can anybody tell us what time you got home? >> yes, cyndi. >> that is, his new wife, the kindergarten teacher. she confirmed that when she woke up for the baby during the night, richie was beside her in bed. >> he was home, the three times that i was up. >> if that's the truth, cyndi, that's fine, i mean maybe he was ho

and, really, richie was all those things. >> richie was in the air force.ed to minot. and that is where angila pursued her dream of becoming a nurse. >> she took classes whenever she could. she would have two jobs at a time and still attend classes and take care of her kids. >> why do richie and angila's lifelong bond rupture? who really knows? but there's curdled into a corrosive anger. richie was court-martialed and convicted of domestic abuse. kicked out of the military and a divorce followed. then, like the prairie wind, their affection shifted and richie remarried a small town north dakota girl named cyndi who moved to minot and was a kindergarten teacher soon cyndi and richie had a baby of their own and angila got engaged to chris and she had another baby, too. these two new families all settled down again or they might have except for richie and angila's nasty custody battle. >> she said he is fighting me all the time and it's bar harbor the kid >> it was that between those two. scary. >> i got a frantic phone call from her one morning and i was like

she says, it's richie.st woke up, came out of my bedroom, went into my living room, and he is sitting on my couch. and he looked at me and said, see? i told you i could get to you if i wanted to. >> is that what happened here? an angry, ex-husbands revenge? >> hello, hi, are you richie? >> yes ma'am. >> hi richie, my name is -- >> a few hours after the murder, after talking to angela's fiancÉe chris, detectives good men and nutcase, call richie in four a top. but he did not seem to know what was going on. >> and i will tell you, angela 's dead. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> did he seem upset by what had happened? >> he did not, no. >> that strike you as odd? >> it did, yes. >> will you would want to have some reaction. it is the mother of his child. >> that is what we would expect. >> their questions got tougher. >> did you kill her? >> no. >> no? >> now. i am 100 percent truthful. >> did he have an alibi? >> he said he did. >> did you work last? night >> from 7 to 11. yes ma'am. >> okay. where did you go after

oh no, richie said. but who did? richie was finally ready to reveal the secret.er? was angela's fiancÉe. chris. >> i said what's the -- are you doing man? >> but, to start at the beginning. richie said that chris found out angela was cheating on him as he worked his night shift at walmart. he wanted to catch her in the act. proof that she was an unfit mother. so they, chris and richie, would win custody of their respective kids. sounded good to richie. so, friday november 13th, doug to 15 am. richie told us that he picked chris up from walmart and drove him to the house. they were supposed to catch her in the act of cheating on chris. >> when we open the door, it looked like there was two people in the bed. and when we pulled off the cover, i notice that was not a person. it was a body pillow. >> but maybe chris did not understand that, said richie. because he went crazy and started stabbing her. >> and i touched her neck to feel a pulse, because she was kind of -- as i touched her pulse, she leaned up and scratched my face. i grabbed her hands, and she was just

are you richie?few hours after the murder, after talking to angela's fiance chris, detectives goodman and atice called richie in for a talk but he didn't seem to know what was going on. >> and i'll tell you angela's dead. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> did he seem upset by what had happened? >> he didn't, no. >> did that strike you as odd? >> it did, yes. >> you'd want to have some reaction. it's the mother of his child. >> that's what we would expect. >> reporter: their questions got tougher. >> did you kill her? >> no. >> no? >> no. i'm 100% truthful. >> did he have an alibi? >> he said he did. >> did you work last night? >> from 7:00 to 11:00, yes, ma'am. >> okay. where'd you go after you left work? >> straight home. >> can anybody tell us what time you got home? >> cindy. >> reporter: that is, his new wife, the kindergarten teacher. who confirmed that, when she woke up for the baby during the night, richie was beside her, in bed. >> he was home. >> if that's the truth, then that's fine. i mean, maybe

richie says the fight was over a small debt. >> it was over a couple dollars.here was a few choice words and i don't want to go too deep into it because i'm not the only one involved in this. i don't want to implicate anyone else or anything of that nature. >>> coming up -- >> this is what i don't like to see. >> inmate made shanks and an inmate who makes it. >> if it is big enough for your hand it is big enough to be a weapon. hey, hey, hey, hey. i can see who's on my network people! lance? lance? yes, yes you are next. all right. dave, i'm in. ♪ katie! what are you doing, sweetheart? supplementing my allowance. how long have we been gone? [ male announcer ] get low prices on the latest 4g phones, starting at $28.88. save money. live better. walmart. on the latest 4g phones, starting at $28.88. this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. th

richie, i'll ask you. some other unlike some other democratic leaning counties across the state, the republicans on your county board orally joined with you in wanting to expand early voting hours in the county. why do you think they orally went along with that when republican in a lot of other democratic counties were voting no on that? >> well, i think that they knew it was the right thing to do at the time they cast that vote. to let the people of the county vote. we had made that commitment to them in two previous board meetings where they had appeared, and the republican board members voted to allow weekend voting. >> let me ask this. to either of you. in terms of the technical matter here at hand, the secretary of state issued some guidelines about essentially standardizing some of the early voting hours, and it seemed from the most people's reading of those guidelines that he was saying there would be no early voting on weekends and there would be some minimal expanded early votings -- extending ear

he >> should richie sunak cut fuel duty?r reduces feel duty, we will stand in his way. but even a five pound reduction in fuel duty will only reduce filling up the car with petrol by two pounds. so, i don't think that really rises to the scale of the challenge that we face at the moment. which is why we're calling for a windfall tax on the big profits been made by north sea oil and gas companies right now. and channel that in with both a reduction in that from 5% to zero on gas and electricity bills. but also a big and expansion -- because we know it is families and pensioners, on lower, modest incomes, who are struggling most at the moment with the rising prices. so, that would be my priority. but any sensible measures to deal with the cost of living crisis, of course, labor would support those on wednesday. >> i just want to talk a bit about the windfall tax, because this is something that labor is talking about a lot. you clearly feel the public's went back up. but isn't there a real risk that this could discourage invest

but richie sunak himself is in an interesting position.dealt with the question of what boris johnson johnson said yesterday by basically asserting boris johnson didn't really mean it. and you could see, i think, that discomfort on richie sunak's face. it's not his kind of politics. this is not that kind of where he likes to fight political battles. there were reports a few days ago that richie sunac even considered resigning at the heart of partygate. if that was the case. but i know he was the plea unhappy the way the government was being run. a perception of the lack of seriousness. now, that was partly about partygate. pandemic rule breaking. all the way through 2020, 2020. -- the official report into what went on. but the question for mps really was always can force johnson be trusted? does he follow the rules? and if he's clocked out, is he straight with people? jessie and buses suspected of lying to parliament? the war and ukraine has changed the conversation and context. and you can come away from the spring conference thinking anyt

he is richie neal. he was richie neal to me when i was working on the staff of the senate finance policy, he was a member of the ways and means committee working on tax policy. most of you have never heard his voice because his approach to congressional life has always been about carefully doing the work and the homework, including carefully doing the work for his constituents in western massachusetts so he is always re-elected, but never seeking the limelight in washington. richie neal has had an open invitation to be on this program every night since the democrats won the house of representatives, and full disclosure, i think of him as a friend of mine, and he won't do this show because he doesn't want or need the attention. richie neal is the opposite of donald trump in every good way that you can be the opposite of donald trump. tonight donald trump has no idea what he is up against in richie neal. but i, for one, have no doubt who is going to win. richie neal is going to get donald trump's tax retu

now you've got some of these players defending richie incognito. what's your take on this? >> my take on it is that none of this behavior would fly at msnbc or in any other workplace. but i wonder if there's a special set of rules and circumstances that kick in when it's an nfl locker room. and tamron, i'm thinking about a legal case that was litigated within the last couple of years in california where there was some really baudy language used in it the writers room in hollywood. the finding was the different set of circumstances applies. there's a creative process in the locker room where there's going to be what would otherwise be regarded as sexual harassment. there's going to be foul language. this is part and parcel what they do to come up with scripts. i'm not sure the nfl is ready for typical workplace rules to apply to the league generally. if they're all closing ranks around this guy, it would seem that there would need to be a seat change to bring about more decorum. >> we've seen people close ranks, police investigations, the list goes on and on. it doesn't make

but what she did - that, richie piece togethe from her electronic trail.structor ski card. then, appeared to test whether woodwork by entering this brea room >> and then at 5:30 in the evening, when the campus was closed, she gained acces through the back door usin that electronic -- >> same swipe card >> yes, exactly. throughout the hallways, there are cameras. and it shows just a walkin around with the cameras, her glasses, up and she's goin around turning on computers >> weird. >> yeah. >> gisele can also be walkin around with the class roster and you know it's a roster because you could se photographs. so you can see that it's a class roster and it looks like she's walking around as if she's pretending to be a structure or something lik that she's in that room for an hour and a half or so and then sh leaves >> all of this, the nigh before, michelle l disappeared. what was gisele doing? >> - on the morning after gisel disappeared gisele esteban one with her daughter to an appl store and sure enough, there she was, on the store security camera that is he

richie is honorary. i don't expect you to understand because you're not black, but being a black guy, being a brother is more than just about skin color. it's about how you carry yourself. how you play, where you come from, what you've experienced, why do you think fellow players, some of -- this is -- this is very odd to me, and i think it's very odd to a lot of other folks who read that. what is that -- what does that even mean? an honorary black guy? >> it's murky. clearly, listen. he's a guy playing with a lot of black teammates and you could see a situation where words like the "n" word are thrown around among black players and maybe among richie incognito in that ca case. it's acceptable because he's one of us and one of the gang and it's a joking thing. there's no way for us to understand whatever the dynamic might have been. one thing that is interesting that a former opposing player of incognito, warren sapp said that he was called the "n" word by incognito during a game at one point and he thou

tom richie, sr. on the left and dennis lieberman on the right.ere all these people in ohio rallying behind these two meptoday at the secretary of state's office? because they're threatening to fire them. tom richie and dennis lieberman may lose their jobs this week for the crime of voting to expand voting hours in their county. tom richie and dennis lieberman are the two democratic members of the montgomery county board of elections. it's a traditionally blue county in a sea of red counties in southwestern ohio, where there city of dayton is. dayton is famous not just for the dayton peace accords which ended the blood shed in bosnia, it's also where john mccain introduced sarah palin to the nation in 2008. dayton, ohio, and montgomery county, ultimately rejected sarah palin and john mccain in the election in 2008. they went for obama by six points in the presidential election. it did so on the strength of the residents there, frankly, having lots and lots of opportunity to cast their ballots. montgomery county had early voting on nights, early vo

>> richie got a subpoena for all the hospital security cameras.deo was those changing disturbing and moved georgia esteban at the top of the list of persons of interest. >> coming up -- the strange video trail of gisele esteban the day before michele disappeared. >> it shows just a walking around with a lab coat on and pretending to be an instructor. >> weird. >> yeah. >> was she up to? when dateline continues. up to whenamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop you

i'm richie incognito.rly aggressive. >> richie incognito in a psa that now seems highly ironic as he tells fans to avoid hooliganism while he's in the locker room supposedly tough toughening up martin. this whole thing taking place in the pro sports locker room where men are at their manliest and all manner of social craziness is apparently demanded. i guess i don't understand the locker room, this lord of the flies paradise where boys can be hierarchical boys, a place that has no relationship to society. yeah, right. brandon marshall, the great chicago bears wideout, said, we valida validate girls' feelings, teaching men to mask their feelings, not show their feelings and it's that times 100 with football players. can't show you're hurt, can't show pain. so for a guy to come into the locker room and show vulnerability, that's a problem. that's what we have to change. why must masculinity be conflated with hardness? one of the greatest lines in hip-hop history, he says, f being hard, it was complicated. ma

if you know richie incognito, he's an alpha male.hat i was in there, richie spent about four minutes making fun of me in front of my peers. that's just the nature of richie and the nature of an nfl locker room. he is the jokester, the guy who's going to you if you do something wrong or wear the wrong color or i carried an umbrella that had a flower on it because it was my wife's umbrella, that's richie incognito. strangely enough, people who don't know him are going to sort of take what his statement that he made in the transcripts of the voice mail probably out of context. you know, we don't know the full extent of it. use of the n word is never excusable. however, you know, it's clear from things he has used it before in front of african-americans. some of them accepted it, some of them didn't. some of them felt it was part of the locker room culture. maybe it could get away with it, but richie was a very alpha male kind of individual. >> okay. something i want to talk about reports that you may have been hearing, as well that the

richie and jonathan. >> if they asked to toughen up martin? why would they ask a racist, bully of a person to do so? we never felt we put him in harm's way. if we did, i'm sorry. but we did not. to challenge the leadership and character of this locker room. >> we don't have the time to talk about nuances of this story, it's like pro sports cultu culture, modern sensibilities of how we treat people. >> perception from inside the locker room is different from outside. i never heard those comments from them before and i'm shocked. >> it shows you a lot of the stuff without the comments probably goes on in a lot of these locker rooms all the time. we just don't get it in the public. >> yeah. where this goes, it will be fascinating. >> interesting. how about this storm, by the way? >> oh, yeah, this is devastating. i mean, when you see a storm -- i mean, look at the eye, the center circle there. that's incredible stuff. this is being called, and it is the strongest storm we've had on this planet this year. unfortunately, it's going to hit a land ar

so this is so much more than a richie incognito issue. it is an issue the way bernie madoff is a madoff issue. as trotter's reporting shows and at the blind comment by nfl personnel director shows. >> it's a biggish issue about us as a society. not just people with the nfl that said martin should man up. i talked to somebody earlier today, he's a big guy, bigger than incognito, should have punched him. and maybe initially when you see the story you think a big football player, why didn't he go after him, but he shouldn't have to because it is a workplace, to your point. he shouldn't have to brawl it out. and this notion of toughening him up, he made it to the nfl. he's pretty tough. >> and anybody who is hes that jonathan martin should have manned up, seriously needs to hit themselves over the head with a polo mallet until they think it through more quickly. we have to redefine our very definition of what we mean by moon manhood and adulthood. the real man in this twisted upsidedown logic is the bully and the person not a man is the perso

people are coming out to say we stand with richie incognito. yesterday players were saying they didn't want to go on the record because richie incognito scared them too. so which it is? one of the other things that came out today is that jonathan martin has checked himself into the mental health clinic. and look who the players are siding with. are they siding with the one who's in the mental health clinic, the one who stood up to break the code of silence? or are they siding with the guy who left the voice mails and dropped n bombs. that is a problem in that locker room. >> it was said that incognito called him the n word once in a game. >> did you face incognito? >> beat him up so many times it don't even make sense. one time he kicks me in a game and calls me the n word. i said oh, you want me to punch you in the mouth. >> so if he's calling you the n word. >> yeah. he kicked me and called me that. i said really? i said that's all you got? >> coach fossil, did you ever have to deal with racial issues inside your locker room? >> never. never.

now, richie incognito is speaking for himself. saturday at miami dolphins practice, the two players at the center of controversy were absent and both have been silent until now. suspended offensive lineman richie incognito sat down with fox sports, a portion of that interview begins with a question. is he the face of bullying, and what of his use of the "n" word. >> this isn't an issue of bullying. this is an issue of mine and jon's relationship. you can ask anybody in the miami dolphins locker room who had jon martin's back the absolute most. and they'll undoubtedly tell you me. all this stuff coming out -- just -- it speaks to -- it speaks to the culture of our locker room. it speaks to the culture of our brotherhood. the racism, the bad words, you know, that's what i regret most. but that's a product of the environment. that's something that we use all the time. >> reporter: his teammate, jonathan martin, who remains on the team's injury report this weekend listed as ill, is in los angeles with his parents and is not talking. o

congressman richie neal in ways and means is taking absolutely the opposite approach.here is a reason you have not seen him on tv talking about this. but this is also going to be fraught, right? here he is trying to get the tax returns of the first president in decades, the first presidential candidate in decades who decide on his own not to release them under what appears to be a spurious excuse. he has vowed to fight to keep them secret. richie neal says the irs has never, ever refused a request under this portion of the tax code to show him, to show the chairman of this committee a return that was requested under this provision. they've never before said no. are they going to say no specifically for trump and on what grounds? stay with us. more ahead. prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan

he is richie e. neal but i've always known him as richie neal. >> that's how i've always known him. there are questions among democrats who are saying, what is chairman neal doing? he has the right to demand these tax returns and he isn't doing it. you can see it is just a meticulously crafted piece. he has found exactly what tax returns and tax return information he wants, especially beyond the personal returns from the trump businesses. and that surely took quite a while to figure out exactly which trump businesses to go after. >> what do you make, lawrence, of the fact -- especially because you've known him for a long time. what do you make of the fact that he's not doing any interviews at all about this strategy or about this request he's now made of the irs? not only did he not do any interviews leading up to it, but he's not doing any interviews on tv, doesn't appear to be doing any print interviews, either. >> he is the mother of house chairman. i think he understands the position he's in, i think he understands that he has a unique power. he has a superpower. he has a power

richie -- is a putt culture expert and he is with us.ade mathis, she's a television personality and mental health advocate. welcome, welcome, welcome, y'all. okay, let's get a little alien superstar. what everybody is talking about is beyoncÉ's new album, queen bee dropped her seventh solo album, renaissance, and it has already blown up the charts. so richie, i'm going to start with you. what is your take on this latest area for queen bay? >> -- thank you for having me, let me say that first. but let me tell you something, i was down in jackson, mississippi. i had just visited the civil rights museum and so, when i got back to my hotel room to press play on church girl, i was prepared to drop down to my knees. but what i ended up doing was dropping a loaf of jesus, because the woman went off on this song, okay? she said something about, we was doing the lords work, and that's all i had to go off of. so let me tell you something, this album is everything. everything from start to finish. she touches on everything from the black existence

congressman richie neal in ways and means is taking absolutely the opposite approach.a reason you have not seen him on tv talking about this. but this is also going to be fraught, right? here he is trying to get the tax returns of the first president in decades, the first presidential candidate in decades who decide on his own not to release them under what appears to be a spurious excuse. he has vowed to fight to keep them secret. richie neal says the irs has never, ever refused a request under this portion of the tax code to show him, to show the chairman of this committee a return that was requested under this provision. they've never before said no. are they going to say no specifically for trump and on what grounds? stay with us. more ahead. hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you

and richie our cameraman made that decision to keep rolling.e kept rolling. what we found later and certain at at the time is that civilian cars were being targeted by unknown gunmen. and a number of families were killed in cold blood. we were driving in unmarked family, we could have just been a family. there's no way you could have possibly seen accurately who was in that car. and it was fired upon. we, i think, particularly myself, domenic, our producer and richey were convinced it was a mistake that it was a ukrainian -- >> a shot at you. >> as journalists. if anything, the firing intensified after that. really, the hardest thing was to try to get out of the car. it's standard procedure. it's called debussing. we knew we had to debus. two of the team had already got out. the three of us were left. it was a matter of choosing your moment when to get out. you talk about choosing a moment. this is all going so fast. there's so much firing it really is luck if you get out. in our words, it is miraculous. it's that an ambush scenario like this,

richie incognito is the veteran in a leadership position and you can be socially excluded and made tot yourself by other people. you can go through that kind of psychological torment and bullying, no matter how big you are. >> i think the psychological component of this is key, but roman, you've been tweeting what a lot of other players have said, which is look, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen, i guess? >> i think gien this incident, there's different levels between what's a rookie responsibility, getting the donuts and those things and what richie incognito did to jonathan martin. at those cases, someone should have said hey, lay off this kid. i'm a man first, deal with it in the parking lot. in regular society, in bullying in the bigger picture, you can't deal with it that way, but talking about a football environment because i played football, that's how you deal with it. you deal with the locker room with locker room issues and unfortunately, this story's become so huge that you have ph.d.s and people in education and if this is the workplace, you wouldn't have

richie torres youngest elected official in new york representing the bronx. in chief of muslim girl a social justice activist and blare, founder of equality for here. zena maxwell. former aide to hillary clinton's campaign. thank you for doing this, you guys. i think it will be something different and interesting. show of hands. how many since the election have been at a march or protest? how many have done it in march, in the last month? staying high. richie, as our young elected official, what do you think of the street part of this which is different in social justice than just going to the voting booth? >> it shows that change has both an inside and outside game and puts the myth of millennial apathy to rest because donald trump's election set off a wave of demonstrations. there were millions of americans who participated in the women's march, not only in washington, d.c., but in every major city across the country. those demonstrations were largely driven by millennials. >> you are shaking your head. go ahead. >> well, i just think that, you know, it was

of the team reportedly offered one way jonathan martin could have handled the situation -- punch richie incognito. multiple sources say that was the gm's response when martin called complaining of his treatment by incognito. the sun-sentinel says they asked the now-suspended incognito to toughen martin up a little bit. martin left the team amid claims of bullying and voice mail. commissioner roger goodell has appointed a special counsel. dolphins' head coach joe philbin says his team and coaches exemplify respect. >> jonathan martin came in here and worked hard every single day. we have men in the locker room that care about one another,

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and i wonder if richie incognito is also an honorary rape survivor?t? because all of a sudden we're in a new land here. >> yeah, we are. and i've talked to many players, both current and former, since i've been running around espn's campuses, so they're easy to talk to. and i asked them, like, is this typical or atypical? and even they are perplexed by the language and even the whole n-word conversation. they admit, it's said in the locker room, for sure. but just to give somebody who's white this kind of license to just walk around and say it, because according to the reports, you know, this is something that richie incognito was going around saying it. and i'm like, why didn't a coach go, hold on, i don't care what kind of honorary you are, but not up in here. >> the locker room is shaped dramatically by powerlessness, the non-guaranteed politics, people coming from poverty, and white supremacy. that's the environment, when richie incognito says he comes from the environment. i had an interview this week, an athlete activist played with jim brown on

there's a lot more questions about richie and lot more answers and support for richie. >> reporter: as the investigation gets under way, documents have surfaced alleging incognito displayed inappropriate behavior towards a female volunteer at a dolphins golf tournament a year and a half ago. according to aventura florida, police department, that woman claimed incognito proceeded to lean up against her butttoks, as if dancing. he was not arrested or charged in the incident. martin's new claim of an attack comes on the heels of an nbc sports report that jeff ireland advised the best way for martin to confront the bullying was by fighting back. >> he told martin's agent that he should physically confront richie incognito and ireland specifically said that martin should punch incognito in order to solve this problem. >> reporter: the kdolphins sayig they won't comment on that report. >> there's a lot of information out there. we also know the nfl is coming down here to conduct a review. >> ted wells, who is the attorney handling this investigation tells nbc news, his work is completely ind

someone named richie peterson.> he had just retired and he was very decorated. >> your relationship progressed? >> yeah. right away. i walked in my house and there was four dozen roses. >> wow. romantic. >> yep. two days later four more redossen roses dozen roses for my daughters. then he bought a boat for us. >> he had it at the marina. >> he said it was for you? >> yeah. it was like a 31-foot craft? it slept all of us and had a kitchen, bathroom. >> he's not messing around. >> no, he's not. this is great. >> reporter: missy had now spent four months with her new dream man. >> and your daughters got along with him? >> yeah, they loved him. >> are you thinking he would be the one? >> i did tell my daughter when i was bringing her to school one day i would marry him. >> reporter: and yet, no matter what his new name or occupation, derek couldn't help but be derek. missy said he started doing shady things that give her pause. >> he would go missing and i'm like why did he go mia when we are suppose today do something

congressman richie torres of new york, joins me now. great to see you again, they were coming back on the show. tell us a little bit about this legislation. you and congressman dan goldman introduced it. what kind of support isn't getting in the house since these charges were made? >> so far it only has support with democrats because republicans are intent on protecting george santos. but i find it outrageous that a federal candidate for public office can blatantly lied to voters without facing repercussions so i introduced the santos act to stop future non truthful office seekers which requires federal candidates to disclose under oath their employment education in military history so that candidates who do lot of voters can finally be held accountable. if you are a voter you should have the ability to compare what a candidate has said under oath versus what a candidate claims on a campaign trail in the hope is that will enable early detection of liars like george santos. >> what's incredible it is such a no-brainer. you would think re

of richie incognito's past history. did other teams have that same experience? >> i'm sure they did. this is not uncommon. every year when you're talking about hundreds of players coming out into the draft, teams will flag certain players for character reasons. that's how tony explained it earlier this week on dan patrick's show. incognito was in the do not draft because of character category. every team has guys they take off the draft board, even if it's a guy good enough to be a first-round pick you don't want him anywhere near your team because of character issues. there's character issues that arise. these were in college, dogged throughout his nfl career now on the radar screen as a villain, more and more coming out about richie incognito. >> so many people paying attention dolphins teammates expressing unwavering support for incognito in all of this. is this possibly a misinterpretation? is it possibly -- help us better understand how that comes to be right now. a lot of those dolphins could be other names going

watch >> sam, richie sunak appear to defend boris johnson's comments. that was where he made the comparison between the situation in ukraine and brexit. >> that's right. boris johnson -- he was defending freedom -- that is got down incredibly badly with some. all the activists in the hall didn't like it, but ministers told me that they thought it was uncomfortable. some have even gone public. theresa may's former chief of staff also criticize that remark, because the idea that a democratic vote could be anything like equated to the kinds of things that you're seeing in ukraine, the pictures that you're looking at, -- >> let's watch him, because it looked to me that he was far from comfortable, essentially saying that boris johnson didn't say what we all heard him say. >> no, i don't think those two situations are directly analogous. i don't think the prime minister was saying that they were. >> he's not saying they're directly innocuous, but he is saying that the people of this country, like the people of ukraine, choose freedom every time. he gives bre

. >> gerald richie is also in one of the confinement units and he is not happy about it. >> well, itible and they had punishment in mind when they built this place. that is a fact. let's make these guys understand that, hey, if you come to prison, this is how you are going to live. this is how you are going to live and we are going to take these rules to the nth degree. >> richie says that even though he is in confinement for being one of three white inmates caught for assaulting a black inmate, the fight was not racially motivated, but he admits that the tattoos are. >> it is a swastika and even though it is not the best artistically, it is one of the ones that i am most proud of, because it means the most on the whole. it is em ppowering and upliftin and simple and not only elicit a response from others, but it elicits a response from myself. and that is what symbolism is, and does for you and does since the beginning of this. the right hand says mein in german and the left hand says ehre means honor and together they mean my honor and that is the motto that hitler gave to the sss,

one thing to say, okay, a guy like richie and to sreally see this as richie's individual problem. the texts in relationship to each other going back and forth with tough things being said by martin to incognito. well, you know, maybe there is something going on in the culture of this place that even if i find it disturbing from the outside, you know, it's not congress. i don't have a right to know, right? right from the public. so, maybe this is just kind of how it is. >> i think it's part of a competitive environment. i don't think it's particular to just the nfl. if you look at britney greiner. and when she would play games there would be fans who would yell explicit, awful things to her because it was a competitive environment. we have to be mindful it's not just about the nfl but sports and competitive culture. when i'm playing dominos i may say something stupid or inappropriate. i think we as a culture are used to having this language that is just very violent that we're not conscious of the impacts it can have on a person. >> once martin says it, once he says, all right, for

in there that day says derek mylan derek alldred. >> he told you he's richie.t? >> that was a sign that clearly i needed. but i don't say anything at the time. >> she waited until he went to run an errand, and then lit up his phone. i'm doing nothing else with you. >> he's like i don't know we are talking about? >> this is how you confronted him? >> the attacks, i have nothing else to do with you. derek alldred. i >> at first she was devastated, then angry, then curious once again. because of what she had seen while she was snooping. >> when i found his wallet, i also found two credit cards, with a woman's name on them. >> do you search linda? >> now my mission is to find. linda >> she didn't know it then, but missy had just become a player in one of derek's most outlandish law cons yet. >> coming up. >> i said i know you're gonna think i'm crazy, but i believe we're dating the same man. >> missy tracks down linda, who is home along with derek. >> so i'm like, we need to get him out of there. >> you're not helping? >> of course i am, absolutely. she's afraid. >

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it's important to note, richie incognito is being investigated by the nfl.s is not an internal investigation of allegations of bullying by the dolphins. the allegation, of course, is that player, jonathan martin, who is also on the team here, just couldn't take it anymore and pointed the finger through sources close to his career, that he was being bullied but richie incognito. the nfl says they are taking this extremely seriously, even though it took almost a week for the allegation to grab hold. initially it was one of those cases where they said that well, it may be jonathan martin needs special time away. this is clearly opened up a can of worms for this sport, raising questions about what goes on in locker rooms. crystal? >> thanks, for that, let's bring it to the table. there are a lot of big questions, kerry posed one, what this means to the bigger picture. one of the things we've been talking about here, whether this should appropriately be called bullying if the allegations are correct, racial epithets and someone being forced to pay $15,000 for a t

richie neal had a suspicion that program was not operating as it should.rump being the first president in 40 years to conceal his tax returns in his presidential campaign could be unduly influencing that program. and richie neal concludes after viewing the tax returns that is precisely what happened. neal says, quote, we know now the first mandatory audit was open two years in his presidency. in other words, his review found out the previous administration, the trump administration, the program was dormant. that's why richie neal said he wanted the tax returns because of valid legislative purpose that he cited for viewing an american's tax returns which the chairman has to say, can't just do that for any reason. thisis a congressional committee that goes back. and they found in the first two years of donald trump's presidency until they requested the tax returns that the audit wasn't happening at all. after that, they found specifics issues that they say should have warranted further audit that information was not coming to you them on. that was a few of t