the attack on the federal building in oklahoma city was preceded by exactly two years by the fire. undertaken by federal agents on the compound of the branch sect near waco, texas. the branch davidians were suspected harboring and amassing a store of illegal weapons. federal authorities failed in several attempts to try to get them to surrender those weapons. and this led ultimately. in april 1993 to this fire assault on the compound in which more than 75 people were killed. the gulf war of 1990, 91 was also a spectacle. some respects this was a us led military action to expel iraqi forces that had invaded and occupied neighboring kuwait in august 1990, the us led coalition in early 1991 expelled the iraqi forces from their occupation of kuwait. the war featured video of showing precision bombing runs and attacks, precision airstrikes by us aircraft on targets in iraq and kuwait and even more of a spectacle related to the war was the victory parade in washington dc in june of 1991, which tanks in the streets of washington dc. the decade spectacle. so why wasn't it the decade of spe

more action into texas up through dallas and oklahoma city again. moines and eastern parts of nebraska, damaging winds, tornado again, heavy rain and a lot of moisture. two or 3 inches of rain but look at south texas. that can cause flash flooding in this as we brace for storms in the heart of tornado season. >> rob marciano in oklahoma city for us tonight. by then running for election hoping voters were watching donald trump last night. in the cnn town hall, former president from claiming that by the did not win. ukraine and when asked who he wants to prevail, he would not say. here's chief washington correspondent. >> reporter: donald trump lost the last election by more than 7 million votes. lost dozens of court challenges, his supporters attacked the capital and a failed attempt to try to prevent his loss from being certified. cnn's town hall, he again falsely claimed the election was stolen from him. repeatedly clashing with the moderator, caitlin collins. >> it was a rigged election and it's a shame we had to go through it, it's a very bad for

the area around oklahoma city had the worst damage. ♪ ♪ >> families of the victims killed in last year'st a supermarket in buffalo, new york, are suing multiple social media companies. >> social media can brainwash a lot of people. ♪ ♪ >> norah: after a frantic search, a cleveland ems worker is found safe. >> you will never believe this. we just got a call from lachelle jordan. ♪ ♪ >> the brakes slammed. >> we were all terrified and shocked. s t b.>>omne c911. very poulge. i don't know. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. and we begin with breaking news and a guilty verdict in the trial of an idaho mom accused of killing her two youngest children. the case gripped the nation, and it revolves around a doomsday cult, the apocalypse, and lori vallow daybell's belief that evil spirits had turned her kids into zombies. well, a jury convicted val a table in the murders of 16-year-old kylie fallow and joshua. who she know my first wife who she reviewed as a romantic rival. 61 is as of the trial, evidence occluded dna, explicit text messages, and google

it didn't just start with the oklahoma city bombing.ment with the same sort of insurrectionist view, the same sort of white supremacist, christian nationalist views and ideas based on -- including not just on replacement theory, but also the turner diaries, books that told in a novel form of how to go about doing this. that is all part and parcel of what is now really being embraced by trump and by those who are close to him and other elected officials. >> i want to ask this very specifically. i think there is a sense that the republican party has always harbored this. parts of it, that's fair. never before has the figurehead, the leader of the party said it out loud over and over again, and not just plat formed it, but posted it. what's the political response to not look away? mary said it's a minority view, it's the majority view of the republican party which is the minority party in the united states. donald trump says these things out loud. >> that's exactly right. two quick points about that. one of the things i tell people when we

my uncle was an anchorman quite famous in oklahoma city and i always looked up to him. i admired him. one of my other heroes had a very young age was walter cronkite. and then another hero of mine was johnny carson. and i'm kind of a i guess, a amalgam of, those three individuals, their styles their interview adaptations, their i guess some some ways mannerisms. but it's just it's about communication and as a professional communicator, all those years, i was able take part in a lot of interesting i was able to interview a lot of people. i did a short internship at the white house in 1989 with when president reagan was there and bill plante was and i just i knew that i wanted to do something other than tv at as we got into it, i didn't know what and this is really a gift from god that i'm able to do this. what did those men do in your in your opinion, you wanted to do as well? i mean, what how did they how did they impact you as a kid? and as you were growing up? i think communication, television is a combination of things. it's not just information. it's entertainment.

. >> just scan jason lived almost three miles away in oklahoma city. but jessica spoke with her parents several times a day. that all changed on may 1st. >> i had called my mom on my way to, work like i always do. and she did not answer. so i thought, well, maybe she is in the bathroom, maybe she is outside and i called back. and i still didn't reach her. >> by noon, jessica says that she still could not reach her so that she called the springfield police and asked them to go by the house. >> when the officer did, that what did he report back to you? >> that nothing seemed out of place, they could not see anything inside of the house, all of the doors were secure and absolutely no signs of forced entry or things appearing to be out of place. >> officers had no cost to force himself into the house and left, but jessica said she was still worried, so she and jason took the five hour drive to springfield and they arrived at the house around 7 pm. >> as we were coming around the corner to the house, i hit the garage door button and both cars were in the ga

they were at home in the oklahoma city thunder. three games to one that was one again where they had to win to stay alive. not only won that game five then went to oklahoma city. that was a team that kevin durant was playing for back then, a year later, he would be a warrior they want in oklahoma city and then came back home and won a game seven at home in that game, steph curry, you'll recognize these names. 31 points, clay thompson. 27 draymond green had 11 and 13 rebounds by the name of andrew bogut. 15 points 14 rebounds, so the warriors were able to stave off elimination. the fact that they've been there before and those core three guys are still on the team, and the coach is the same coach steve kerr kerr fields that maybe that can help them tonight because they can go back on previous history as they approach tonight's game. you definitely draw on those experiences and for me, and you know what? i shared with the team and what they shared with each other. the vets. is that it's you know, it's game to game. everything changes

and he determined that the oklahoma city bombing case was going to be very different.nt place. he's now the attorney general. but he has the same attitude toward publicity. he doesn't want to call attention to things unless it is an actual court case. and i think that is -- that is unfortunate. i think as attorney general, you have a platform where he could call out the continuing danger of right-wing extremism in this country. he hasn't done it to the degree he could. the. >> look, it's a fascinating read. you went to the university of texas where the lead attorney for mcveigh donated all the documents, 635 boxes, a million documents. you found peo

you mentioned the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. that is instructive for a lot of reasons., obviously, as you said, the most deadly act of domestic terrorism in american history. but in the wake of that bombing, there's a real reluctance to talk about the racial ideology with timothy mcvay and the people who helped organize it. that continued afterwards. you can talk about domestic extremism, you can talk about a militia movement. we are talking specifically about white supremacists ideology is difficult. we are in 2023, we have, over the past seven or eight years, a number of shootings, mass shootings by avowed white supremacists, people with that ideology, from the charleston shooting to the tree of life shooting in 2018, to the allen, texas shooting most recently. this is a regular occurrence, this kind of violence in america. biden's right to call it a serious threat. and yet, beyond the political system, i think americans have a really tough time beginning to think a bit as ideological and think of it as a threat deserving a concerted response. it's not simply people w

they were down 3 to one against the oklahoma city thunder, kevin durant, russell westbrook.y will able to win 3 straight and come back. and then if you remember the 2016 nba finals, they were up 3 to one on lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. and we know the rest. lebron and company came back. so hey, maybe on wednesday night it can be the start of the 2016 payback tour. we'll have to wait and find wednesday. but i know we have a little more to break down after send it back to you, aaron. >> yeah, jason, hold tight for me there. one thing i have to say is good job rolling with the punches there. obviously fans coming up at the little man right there. honestly, my faith, it's not all lost, but i feel a little worry. and i want to ask you about this staff. he did all he could do loews hotel. >> step, though he did. everything was shoot. well, he had 31 points, 14 assists 10 rebounds. he had a triple-double, but it wasn't enough hole cut. the warriors have gotten more from tonight. i know you just mentioned jordan poole and klay thompson, but do you think drain line gave

the catholic archdiocese of oklahoma city is proposes the first ever virtual catholic charter schools go to religious charter schools? we believe, given the supreme court's recent decisions, the answer to that is a very obvious yes. >> last year the supreme court ruled that the state of maine could not exclude religious private schools from taxpayer funded tuition voucher programs. oklahoma's virtual charter school board has rejected the idea so far. arguing that religion should not be taught in public schools. because that's what charter schools essentially are. taxpayer funded but privately run. they still meet state standards but enrollment is not bound by geographical lines. the oklahoma city archdiocese has until may 25th to resubmit their proposal and says they are prepared to take this fight for a catholic charter school, bret, all the way up to the supreme court if they need to. >> bret: fascinating series we will continue it tomorrow. tomorrow we will look at free speech on college campuses in jeopardy in the age of woke learning. up next, our "common ground" segment on keepi

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they were down three games to one to the oklahoma city thunder. that was when kevin durant was playing for the thunder. they had to win at home to stay alive. go to ancona city to win and then come back and win a game seven. so they'll have to do that exact same scenario here tonight to keep this thing going, done it before and if any team can do it again, it's the warriors. all right to talk to you later on. thanks so much. enjoy the game. okay now we want to go to our jana katsuyama. she's been mingling with the fans outside of chase center and joins us now live. obviously jan. a lot is at stake tonight, but i'm sure that fans too, are feeling optimistic. absolutely the sun shining. it is a beautiful day out here in the city. people have been going in since they opened the doors at 5. 30 let me have you take a look inside. you can see from the video we shot earlier. all of those gold blooded t shirts all over those seats they are ready to represent tonight. we did see you have to admit some lakers fans in the midst. there were couples who were t

the main upper level lows, more action into texas through dallas, oklahoma city, through des moines and parts of nebra nebraska. heavy rain, a lot of moisture. south texas, six to 10 inches of rain along the border and that could cause flash flooding as we brace for storms in the heart of tornado season. >> president biden running for reelection, saying he hopes voters were watching donald trump last night. the town hall, trump falsely claiming biden did not win. when asked who he wants to prevail on ukraine, he would not say. >> donald trump lost the last election by more than 7 million votes. he lost dozens of court challenges, his supporters attacked the capital to prevent his loss from being certified. at cnn's town hall, he claimed the election was stolen from him, clashing with the moderator. >> that was a rigged election. it is very bad for our country. >> it was not a rigged election, not a stolen election. >> he took an extreme position on the ukraine war, refusing to condemn vladimir putin or say who he hoped would win. >> do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i don't think

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states and low pressure system move on through and looking at active weather and thunderstorms in oklahoma city with a high of 22. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, the nikkei's average climbed to a 32-year high on friday. the gains reflect investor confidence lifted by robust earnings and improving forecasts at japanese companies. the index finished the day at 30,808. that's up 0.7% from thursday hitting ithighest levels since august 1990. it briefly rose 350 points. the nikkei 225 has been heading up for seven straight trading days. many overseas investors are shifting money to japanese shares amid concerns over slowing growth in the united states and europe in the wake of interest rate hikes. analysts say a weaker yen against the dollar is fueling the stock buying by foreign investors in the tokyo market. semiconductor related shares were also strong. this came after g

of noble that is south of oklahoma city, one home was badly damaged along with businesses there. a man says he survived by sheltering in a closet, a bcs rob marciano saw the damage firsthand. a small town like this. the business district is torn up. this is a roof. probably this donut shop completely ripped off in the home behind it. badly damaged everybody. everybody in that home is okay, but we just talked to them and definitely shell shocked. as rob mentioned. no injuries have been reported. meanwhile in arkansas, this 600 year old tree fell onto a home. a woman inside escaped. we will check today's forecast coming up in just a few moments. now that chokehold death of a homeless man on the new york subway, igniting protests for days and now, nearly two weeks later, criminal charges are being filed this morning. the man who put jordan neely and this deadly chokehold on the new york subway isxpo surr year oldaniel penny will be chgecond dnsughtef convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison. in a statement last night, his attorney said, penny st

it moves a little farther to the east toward the rock even as we get into tomorrow afternoon, oklahoma city to in s sunshine out to the west des moines to omaha. feeling summer fllike in billins and warmer than normal temperatures are going to set until for the center of the country. but the cool conditions for the coast are here for a little longer before spring gets back into the picture >> we're waiting for the warm up, thank you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with an update in the battle with an update in the battle over the nation's debt vivictor... whwhy are you u sl liliving with h odors? get backck in theree anand freshen n instantlyy with n new febrezeze air mistst. ththat's rightht! febrezeze now has s a new, finer mistst that floaoats in thehe air longeger and d quickly fifills the m to figight even youour toughestst odor. and d quickly fifills the m to figight leftoverer fried fisish fun? instant frfreshness! gaming t teen odors?s? inststant freshnhness! spray nenew febreze e air mt to keep yoyour home inststant freshnhness! smelelling freshsh and cle. ♪♪ la, la,a, la, la, la. ♪

were also on the road for game six and were rescued by klay thompson's 41 points and 11 threes in oklahoma city>> if i remember quickly, we were down by 15 points or something in the third quarter. you have just got to keep fighting. and knowing this team will come out and give us their best push. you have got to take that punch and respond. if you respond, they will punch again and you have to respond again. if you can do that, then the game tends to flip your way. >> well, hopefully klay goes deep tonight as well. casey schmidt will hopefully canter the hot start to his big-league career. he was a perfect four for four last night. he has a knack for 12 in his first three games in the big leagues. tying the team record for a record in their first three games in the majors. turning to football, the nfl schedule is released on thursday. one team decided to hit the streets to see exactly how knowledgeable their fans are about the league. >> oh. lightning mcqueen. >> cowboys. cowboys. yeah. >> chester cheetah. >> texas. that is the cowboys. that is that cowboys. texas. got that. >> i love that. th

in noble just outside of oklahoma city, multiple reports of a tornado overnight. >> this food mart right here on the corner took a pretty big hit. >> reporter: damaging three businesses. >> it's got a huge hole in the top here. >> reporter: and at least one home these slow-moving storms bring another threat, rain, and lots of it, with parts of texas and oklahoma bracing for flash flooding >> dude, are you freaking serious, man? oh, my god. >> reporter: while in nebraska the threat remains through the night with the storm's power and fury already clear. blayne alexander, nbc news. >> all right let's bring in dylan dreyer for more. dylan, it's going to be a long night in these parts. >> it certainly is, lester we have that tornado outbreak occurring right now with several tornado warnings in effect across eastern nebraska, and we have those severe thunderstorm warnings that extend to the south. but look at all these red boxes. several of those tornadoes are being reported right now, and that is going to be the case through the night, which is especially dangerous after dark, and this is th

♪tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ >>> an explosion ignited a fire today at an oil refinery south of oklahoma citys were airlifted to a hospital to be treated for burns. officials say there's no threat to homes or businesses outside of the refinery. the cause of the blast is still under investigation. >>> tonight a new york city school bus driver is being called a hero after a massive fire broke out aboard his bus. the driver tells our cbs new york station that the engine caught fire as it was driving through queens while he helped the six young children on board escape. you can see the fire spread to other vehicles on the street, leaving them charred. and remarkably, no one was hurt. >>> the password-sharing crackdown on netflix has been threatening for months. well, it's now begun. coming up we'll tell you what subscribers need to know. >>> netflix's crackdown on password sharing is now under way in the u.s. the streaming service is alerting subscribers about its new sharing policy saying accounts are only for users from one household. you can pay an extra $7.99 a month per person to share your

williams, a first-round lottery pick last year who made the all-nba rookie team this season for oklahoma city. >> i think just his knowledge, what he's taught me this year i think will definitely transit to the next level quickly. >> reporter: bagemski is maintaining college eligibility in case he doesn't get drafted. the 20-year-old is projected to be taken in the second round, but he'll have a better idea after this week's combine. he says it wasn't an easy decision to leave santa clara after just one season. >> at the end of the day, getting presented an opportunity like this, it's something you can't pass up. especially as a kid, you dream about it. >> reporter: the nba draft is next month in new york. >> it is fun to see dreams come true. >> we're trying to convince you to leave college, take the money, go back to college, get the degree. >> i know, okay. that's what a lot of nba stars do. i just -- santa clara's a great university. >> it's a great school. >>> jessica aguirre, what's coming up next? >> at 6:00, new revelations about senator feinstein's recent bout with the shingles. toda

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severe storms, including possible tornadoes are expected later from oklahoma city, down to san antonio. and in california, the mountains outside l. a could see more than a foot of snow checking today's high temperatures, mostly in the sixties on the west coast and finally feeling like spring in the midwest seventies in chicago and minneapolis. the historic mafia takedown in europe, also ahead of mystery just days before the kentucky derby, the deaths of several horses now under investigation and later of real gps fail. america all the royal pageantry on g m a more than 100. people have been arrested across europe in what's being called the largest ever coordinated hit against the italian mafia. thousands of officers took part in the raids in six countries, including italy, germany and france. the crime syndicate is accused of smuggling massive amounts of cocaine from south america, along with gun trafficking and money laundering . interpol says it was able to crack into the mafia's encrypted phone servers to eavesdrop on their calls. we turn now to a mystery at churchill downs with the

the other is in oklahoma city, the attorneys general of california and new york announced they're investigatinglegations of workplace discrimination and pay inequities at the nfl. this comes one year after the new york times detailed allegations of gender discrimination by more than 30, former female nfl employees. the attorneys general say they have issued subpoenas to nfl executives in an effort to examine workplace culture at the league's corporate offices in both states today on the four we spoke with professor sean fletcher sports communications expert at san jose state. the law is now going to intervene and force that there's going to be more transparency, transparency of which the nfl continues to claim that they value but we have yet to see that come out, and it continues to show itself. the league said it intends to fully cooperate with the attorneys general, adding the allegations are entirely inconsistent with the nfl's values and practices. ktvu weather teams spend part of the day out of the ballpark and gave a special instruction on meteorology to some young oakland a's fans. the t

i just had four diplomas from oklahoma city sooners. >> reporter: is just 13 he crosses the stage as a college graduate, making history. >> i believe to understand the full impact until my dad was fully explaining it. you are the youngest to ever do it. >> reporter: while he may not be your typical 13-year-old boy, -- >> i also have links, with a 4.0. >> reporter: he still loves being a teenager. >> i still go swimming, play basketball, et cetera. >> reporter: they are wondering what's to come. >> set your mind to that goal and don't let anything interfere with it. >> is the smartest person i know. >> reporter: a recordholder and a motivator for others. >> if you put your mind to make a 4.0. you just have to put in the work that it takes to accomplish. >> reporter: the world at his fingertips. >>> it has been the sole weekend, we have widespread stratus clouds filling much every corner of the bay. while the clouds will melt back in high resolution test, there is a way. we are looking at 4:00 in the afternoon. this will fill in once the marine layer disappears. the layer will disappea

he writes the newsletter syria comment, and joins not from oklahoma city. joshua, welcome to the show. what do you make of this mania saying? it seems like boucher on the side has gone away with it, but he has gotten away with it. um and uh and that's why the arrow countries are bree normalizing with him. because you can choose your friends, but you can choose your neighbors. and a sanctions having to work and they, they are countries want to a number of things from outside and they're not going to get them unless they begin to negotiate with him. that a great message, does it commit to pulling acts in front of your regime through elicit drugs and yeah, we'll just forget about it too. well, that's very true. that's the case. i suppose with every arrow bruising, which is authoritarian and to commits acts that are considered egregious by democratic countries. but that's unfortunately, the, the reality it puts the us in and invidious position doesn't that they have no intention of supporting the a side government, but still need to maintain ties with these are government. ah, yes, that's

judy: one tulsa-area resident spoke in favor of the downgrading at the july state meeting in oklahoma cityay and follow through and let tps bd example across oklahoma that breaking the law is unacceptable and illegal and as a district you will pay the price for that decision. judy: a mother of two boys was in public school was in private, in 2021, he founded the tulsa chapter of moms for liberty, a nonprofit parents rights group started in florida during the pandemic that has now spread across the country. the group is officially nonpartisan, but aligns itself with conservative causes. they say the tulsa public schools which for years have struggled with low funding and test scores need to focus on academics. >> that should be the only thing they are focusing on and not diversity, equity, and inclusion. judy: are you saying that it is wrong for teachers to be conscious of diversity? >> not at all. judy: then what is the argument then? >> well, critical race theory or diversity equity inclusion equity is making everyone equal. that is not the case, right? we can't all have the same thing. t

resident janice danforth spoke in favor of the downgrading at the july state board meeting in oklahoma city today to follow through and let tps be the example throughout oklahoma that breaking the law is not only an optimal, it is illegal. judy: a mother of two boys, one in public school, one in private, in 2021 danforth founded the tulsa chapter of moms for liberty, a nonprofit parents rights group started in florida during the pandemic that has now spread across the country. the group is officially non-partisan, but aligns itself with conservative causes. danforth says tulsa public schools, which for years have struggled with low funding and test scores, need to focus on academics. >> and that should really be the only thing they're focusing on and not diversity, equity, and inclusion. judy: are you saying that it's wrong for teachers to be conscious of diversity? >> not at all. judy: then what is the argument, then? >> well, critical race theory, or if you want to look at diversity, equity, inclusion, we don't -- equity is making everyone equal. that's not the case, right? we can't all h

you are far saver in new york city than you are in oklahoma which by the way its two largest cities areun by republicans tulsa and oklahoma city. >> so show me the video, because i want you to look at your screen because you can just see the video. show me that in those cities that you just named. show me the people that are being harassed on the day-to-day basis. show me the little girls -- that's all i cover, jason, all across the country, the kids murderedd in the middle of the streets. how many funerals have you had to sit through, as family have to literally put the sculls of their children back together? it's happening all across the country, and it's just a figment of imagination? >> so lawrence, lawrence, no,' not a figment of anyone's imagination but here's the thing, are we going off and dotes or are we talking about law enforcement with crime and crime is going down. >> i gave you the numbers, 54 -- >> i told you new york city -- >> i did. who do you think the cops call when other media won't cover these stories? i get it straight from the cops. even before it's released to t

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look at the wreckage south of oklahoma city, powerful system tore apart homes and buildings.ues through the plains to texas and gulf coast to this weekend. i feel guilty being in nice weather. check in with janice dean, who is close to me. >> janice: i am very close to you. hi. this is brian right here. >> brian: you blew the elusion. >> janice: you are never close to me, i had to do this. >> brian: thank you very much, i appreciate it, janice. i look forward to seeing you in person. ashley strohmier, you have been cueing up the news. >> ashley: in virginia, fairfax county police officer attacked inside his own police cruiser. a suspect snatched the officer's gun and crashed the cruiser into a parking lot. responding officers shot and killed the suspect to save their brother in blue. >> he was fighting for his life, suffered scrapes issue bruises, his eyes bloodied and that is on camera. he was in a fight for his life inside of a police car. >> ashley: police say the suspect stole a u-haul truck in richmond prior to the attack. israel trading strikes with palestinian militant

dozen tornados stretching from texas up toward kansas, including oklahoma city, in and around the regionevere storms today in the same areas, stretching from big bend of texas toward the midwest with bullseye where all ingredientses come together for large hail, damaging wind and tornado and possibility of tornado to sioux falls. foxweather.com is your best resource and rain still to come. look at this. four to six inches in some areas through monday. it will be a wet week for folks from texas to oklahoma and feeling summertime heat. 87 in new york today. we're getting into the 70s tomorrow. 74 in chicago and going to warm up the west and just a sneak peek at your mother's day forecast happening on sunday. there is your reminder. already taken care of? good for you. >> todd: got an item from the daughters and something from me. >> janice: nice. >> todd: get your thoughts, national weather service is looking to ai for their forecast. is ai coming for your job or is it a tool that will better allow you to do your job? >> janice: excellent point. we've been using big computer data for decad

here is severe storm threat with likely hail, damaging wind and tornados from oklahoma city to colby.n over the next several days, including the big bend of texas, san antonio area and a lot of news headlines in the region. we have heavy rain in some cities six to 12 inches of heavy rain, flash flooding is a big concern and that will continue today and through tomorrow. have a way to get watches and warnings. foxweather.com, has you covered. by the power vested in me, toss over to brian kilmeade. >> brian: role reversal, thanks. fox news alert, house oversight chairman james comer joining "fox and friends" earlier with claims about the biden family foreign deals. >> james: i think the average american was shocked when they learned children issue kids and grandkids of the president received money, as well, that is hard to explain. they went to great lengths to hide joe's involvement. they gave him nicknames called the celtic and the big guy. >> brian: joining me is frank, let's begin with you. did they do enough yesterday taking questions, 45-minute presentation, oversight committee sp

but two years after the siege, after the fiery event we had the bombing by timothy mcveigh at oklahoma city, the murrah federal building. he did that. he said he did it and revenge of vengeance for waco. mm hmm and ever since you say that january 6th, the attack the insurgency on the us capitol that was also inspired by waco and now most recently we have this leak of important us military documents about ukraine and american readiness and other things that person who leaked that information was known to be on message boards, talking about waco and ruby ridge. that's all connected. and that happened ten years before this guy was born. mcveigh up the federal building. in the book, we have pictures of timothy mcveigh perched on the hood of his truck outside mount carmel during the siege peddling anti-government t-shirts and bumper stickers. if you look at the stories about january 6th and we're seeing now people coming up for trial if you go on the sites for some of these organizations, promise keepers, so forth. they're organizers, all say that they decide after waco that the government was o

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