you can't kill the boogeyman.s year is no different 12 films and four decades later, he's back for halloween ends tonight. you'll kill him. look at me. you have two of the greatest icons of horror movie fame. jamie lee curtis and mike myers, the mask and it just persist, and you're also got an entire generation that grew up with this. aside from these fan favorites, original scream queen and the bad guy we love to hate. there's science behind scary movies too good for you because it releases adrenaline and releases a anxiety. it's a group um, activity that is very unique to horror. you know, talk to the screen and you get to say, don't go in there and the person goes in there. and, in fact, some of the first talkies on the big screen scary movies, dracula and frankenstein among them. one theory as to why we love horror when we see michael myers chasing someone down the street , we activate psychological detachment by reminding ourselves that they are just actors and great acting is what is happening on the screen

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they always have to have the boogeyman to be always have to have and if the central thread, it's clear to me that this is hyped up rhetoric because i have always been a 1000000 responsible nuclear united states that walk out of the ab, mtv and mtv open style mean a month down to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel robins, and here are the top stories this hour. we begin the, our with the latest from the ground and the russia ukraine conflict, air alert sirens have been heard, and the city of no, via co op and the hearse on region. local authorities say about 15 explosions were heard. partial novelization continues and russia around $200000.00 have joined the armed forces so far, according to the country's defense minister, that as russian forces hit ukrainian positions in the north of john nuts republic. with more than a 100 ukrainian troops killed and 14 pieces of military hardware destroyed donnie esque authorities, se ukrainian forces shall the city of dough. co chavez, using westerns, applied munitions, including high mars rocca's ortiz, roman closer up reports from

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is always a waged, it's war is they always have to have the boogeyman and they always have to have an existential threat. they always have to have something which is going to destroy the earth or destroy the the order. this is a weapon of mass distraction. we're, we're making people in the west believe that in russia there is some sort of crazy tire, wants to eat up to crate and destroy the rest of the world. if this were to say, you know, there's not really true then his job here is this extremely important that really on this do the job be created to never go out there and spread the truth because at the end we just want peace moon on to other news now violence clashes between protesters and police have erupted in ugandan capital of kampala as dozens gather to demonstrate against the development of a new pipeline in oil extraction projects in the country. construction of the east african crude oil pipeline has been led by french company total energies, along with the china national offshore oil corporation and national petroleum firms of uganda and tons. a near. now people gathered

they always have to have the boogeyman. they always have to have an existential threat. it's clear to me that this is a hyped of rhetoric. russia has always been, it's bundled, it is united states and walked out of the mtv and mtv open style with from las go to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this out where we begin the, our, with the latest from on the ground and the russia, ukraine conflict, air alert sirens have been heard in the city of know, via cove and the hearse on region. local authorities say 3 explosions were heard with 15 more reported earlier in the night. in the same region, $250.00 ukrainian troops were killed in russian air strikes with dozens of pieces of military hardware, also distort that's according to the russian defense ministry, which also reported another strike on ukrainian positions. and the north of the don ask republic, with more than 100 ukrainian troops killed, don monasco 30 a psychiatric forces shall the city of duncan chavez, using westerns of fine munitions, including high mars r

hi came from the city, ulyanovsk my call sign boogeyman ended up here. probably because i'm at war, that's why i'm here from 20 to cranes, many of my life experiences far from military service, but i'm an actor. by education, i have more than twenty projects in the cinema . it is not a soldier forced to pause for a few seconds, but rather a one-sided backache or a shooting battle. i accepted you all, and then he explains why they all ended up in the same dugout. here are the people who chose to become warriors of wars and test themselves test yourself and stand up for the power behind ours as soon as it subsides. canada moving forward carefully. we move between positions. we hear the sound of a shooting battle literally some 150 m away, the village of otradovka and even closer to artyomovsk around the city, which is important for rejection. for several weeks now, the ring has been tightened, this position has been taken very stubbornly. our guys coped with the task, guys, all well done, they occupied positions with minimal losses. they did everything cle

that's a very convenient thing to do to make the boogeyman of critical race theory. but it's not about 1619. it's about 2022. it's about 2024. it's about these elections. it's about amassing power and knowing that in an enraged outrage, or at least an outrage group of white voters going into that voting booth will mean that we'll see a swing in the house, we'll see a swing in the senate, just like we saw trump elected out of outrage, a we're losing our country. the same sentiment that animated. the white public, the white south after after birth of a nation and so forth and so on and so on. and in an age of so-called democratization of technology and media, it makes it easier to get that message out. it makes it harder to filter. it doesn't take away the curators. to the contrary is to try to point it amplifies the number of curators so you can get the curator you want right? you know, you can get you can kick out rittenhouse. i'll tell you what's happening down there. you can go, tucker carlson to tell you what just happened. and you already want to see it a certain

and talk about the actual issues and not invent fabrications about mandela barnes and make him a boogeyman >> january 6th loser tab. they have a record of failure and they completely ignored the summer of riots as dozens of murders in the streets. pro-life centers burnt to the ground and silent on that. kamala harris says she is proud of jacob blake, a criminal. spare me on your january 6th garbage. the people are sick of it and we have real issues at hand. >> republican opponent dr. mehmet oz has been making inroads in this race and he has been hammering fetterman over his soft on crime record and unwillingness to debate. fetterman could only commit to one debate scheduled for october 25th. big questions swirling over fetterman's health after he suffered a stroke in may. this week he needed closed captioning for an interview to help him process the questions and his team refusing to release more medical records. here is dr. oz this morning. >> voters deserve to know everything they need to know about the two candidates that they are going to choose from so they can make an educated decisi

. >> we're not looking at a boogeyman coming from the outside of the navajo nation stealing people.olence, or we're looking at sexual abuse cases. >> reporter: sadie thinks her sister's disappearance may have been tied to a relative. the fbi has considered all options but needed new leads. >> just give us closure. >> reporter: they hope they will scan the photos of the missing and perhaps end the family's pain. >> what is your message to viewers who say i don't have time to see if i know who these people are. >> time, if was your child, it would be important. it is somebody else's child. make it important. >> reporter: josh campbell, cnn on the navajo nation. >>> and our thanks to josh campbell for that remarkable report. coming up, a warning for the aliens out there. the bureaucrats are coming for you. that is next. who said that? i did. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away whwhen you bought those glasse. next timime, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free examm start at just $79.95. it's a quality exam worth 59 bucks. can't beat that. can't beat this

. >> we're not looking at a boogeyman coming from the outside the navajo nation that's stealing peopleally looking at domestic violence. we're usually looking at sex abuse cases. >> sadie acevedo thinks her sister's disappearance may have been tied to a relative. the fbi says it's considered all options but needs new leads. >> just give us closure. >> reporter: acevedo hopes the public will scan the photos of the missing and perhaps end the family's pain. >> what's your message to viewers who might say i don't have time to see if i know who these people are? >> if it was your child, it would be important. it's somebody else's chaild. make it important. >> reporter: josh campbell, cnn on the navajo nation. >> a really good message there, it's someone's child. make it important to you as well. >>> coming up, backlash continues over kanye west's recent anti-semitic comments. a major fashion label is now cutting ties with him. s zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa. some arere of intensity, others, joy. all are of - ahhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! red loved visiting gran

way for like a half of america to try and slow that progression down by finding some sort of like boogeyman to blame. and in this case, it was communism. okay, so this this is an opportunity and narratives. this is an opportunity for more conservative citizens to say, look, we need to slow all this down. elvis is taking this in a direction that we don't want to go and and the companies want that, right? yeah. denise, i was going to say that one of the values would be to vote and like on the think piece, the american they were saying to that the communists would remove the vote, but they really value it. so they said to use the right to vote yes. so there's this is yet another example, right, of something something that is clearly at stake, at least according the comics. right. that if if a communist take over american government, they're going to take away your right to vote. so exercise, is that right? and also right? what's the best way for you to demonstrate that you're not a communist? go out and vote. yeah, i think that the threat was real. yeah, but i think that. this is not like the

so libby had this reputation of like, you know, the boogeyman, i guess you could say, so that sitting around a campfire night, you surely heard stories. so imagine the fear walking down that street, knowing where you were going and when you got the libby, you looked and in the windows, you saw skeletal faces looking out at you and some of the guards would say, look, there, that's your future. that's you. so you saw the skeletal faces staring back at you when you arrived at libby. three things happened. you were robbed. you were not fed. and then you were beaten. so the men that went upstairs, many did not boots. many didn't have a jacket. many were stripped down. so you were freezing and you had no possessions. the south ran out of clothing, and therefore all around richmond, everybody wore blue union jackets. so the first thing that was prized jacket, second boots and later, when some of the prisoners escaped, one of the things they thought was a bit comical is if they did have any blue, they blended in because everybody in richmond wore blue because they were out of clothing, out of

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hello i came from the city, ulyanovsk my call sign boogeyman got here. at war, that's why i'm here. before the proteins of the country, many with incredibly far from military service life experience. well, i'm an actor. by education, i have more than twenty projects in the cinema of golden soffit, for the best performance of the year 2015, a well-known russian actor - she is not a soldier, she is forced to interrupt for a few seconds, but a one-sided backache or a shooting battle. i accepted you all, and then he explains why they all ended up in the same dugout. here people who have chosen to become warriors of wars and test themselves test themselves and stand up for ours as soon as it subsides. canada moving forward carefully. we move between positions. we hear the sound of a small-arms battle literally in some 150 m , the work of artillery is constantly audible. it is raining underfoot, mud is squelching, autumn will unravel in such conditions, two guys and you every day, the village of otradovka is even closer to artyomovsk around the city that is im