and in texas, dennis vows to keep fighting. and why is it important for you to continue to fight for those matters for you left unsolved? jerry, who are still back there, year after year. right now i have the means i have to legal representation to make that difference. but aren't you risking being put back in solitary yourself by going against the texas department of criminal justice? because the law hasn't changed. i am but what can i do to me that they haven't done? you know, they'd try and they did it for 27 years. and the only reason i think that they stopped was because, you know, there was judicial oversight. you know, i'm a forwarded a few more privileges out here, but to me i think it's worth losing those privileges or if that's what they chose to do, just to see that the change is my what are we as a country, going to do about this because that's not just mr. it's the thousands of prisoners around the country who spent a year or more under solitary confinement. this is going to take someone more powerful than him to t

ready to do anything dennis wants. >> we were invited to dinner at dennis' house.ruce and i were the only people with clothing on at dinner. so i thought that was kind of unusual. >> endless orgies and endless drug parties. it was just all there with charlie manson orchestrating it. >> dennis was having issues with his ex-wife and custody of the kids. >> manson played on dennis' insecurities. >> people like charlie manson can smell it. i mean he's like a heat seeking missile. he could look at someone. he could size them up and gain undue influence over them. >> dennis had been with the maharishi, the same maharishi that the beatles were with. >> dennis moved from the maharishi to manson. >> they wrecked the ferrari and the royals royce, too, and they wrecked that out house there. >> manson at dennis wilson's house met terry melcher, a famous record producer at the time. >> the raiders, the birds, a number of successful acts. he's very high profile. his girl friend is candice bergen. so terry's a real star and charlie was like oh, this is my guy. >> here's the top o

what do you remember from your childhood of you and dennis and siblings? can you tell me about that? yeah, i put in a rocking to snowball and hit me in the head and sydney jay's me and i ran to my grandmother's and then he beat me up deal that's what i remember. 2 did you guys get along here? we got along. he was 16 or so whenever he left and that wouldn't put me in 13. so there's the memories are short. it's awesome to help me keep track. we showed brian parts of the interview with the films with dentist imprison. it's hard to accept the death when you know i have other family members or something to console you because i mean i was all a mix up. my brother, i think the, the one that was the hardest for me was my sister patch panels was a tough one. is a customer. so he knows she died. i married or my sister was the one that was thinking to me kinda, you know what i mean? she was the glue. an odd to me. i'm just the last one in the family that he's got period. even though i don't talk to him, don't go there, whatever. i'm still the last one. and then as a

i solution that wait on dennis. but the fact that it continued year after year with no end in sight, officials are required to review of prisoners file every 6 months to determine if they should be moved out of solitary. as time went on, it was clear, dennis wasn't getting out, but he wasn't exactly sure why. bill, it would probably be best if you didn't even think about them, releasing me to solitary confinement. it's beyond our control. bill mitchell is dentist. his best friend in the free world. how many binders do you think you have? almost 4094. to 2004, he kept all of their correspondence from the last 29 years. dearest buddy, it doesn't make any sense for us, so to be this cold, they'll also safe guard it important records. so this is a grievance against the t d, c, j c j. i think it's important to document everything so that you have evidence because other than that, it's just, you know, to your site in these files, we are covered forms showing that on 2 different occasions, a review panel decided that denti

this dennis rader guy was btk.d to help him park down the street, walk up, knock on the door, and when he comes to the door, we're gonna grab him. lieutenant landwehr said, "we're not gonna do that. i need somebody to sit on the house. we're gonna send undercover people up to start surveillance, and i need everybody else to come back to the task force office so we can figure out how we're gonna do this." foulston: this is the killer? what kind of background or history does this person have? what kind of twisted life has this person led? singular: dennis rader was born in 1945 in kansas, and his family then later moved to park city, kansas. he had three younger brothers. he was the oldest, and that was very important to him in that he thought of himself as a very responsible son. we don't have any evidence at all that he was horrifically abused. he had married parents. as far as we can tell, nothing bad ever happened to young dennis rader. at the same time, he had early on this penchant for doing a couple of things

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he says it is a result of dennis. dennis has influenced me to have a sabbath. he is a devout christian. but from friday night until saturday night, he leaves the world. and he actually talks about it in his lectures. it is one of the 10 commandments, the only ritual in the 10 commandments. i wish everybody had a sabbath in america. host: a couple of years ago, dennis prager joined look tv at hillsdale college in michigan for a three hour discussion with students and with viewers. if you want to see that go to book tv.org, type in his name, dennis prager, then you can watch all three hours of that. >> that was something. host: let's hear from plainview, new york. good afternoon. caller: i just want to say i have often listen to you on the radio. as a boy from brighton, the son of auschwitz survivors, i just wanted to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly that the left is destroying our culture. and i think most likely it is planned -- i do not think by joe biden, because i do not think intellectually he is able to conceive of these ideas. the left employees s

and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the privilege is also mine and philis and everyone by the way, we have the privilege of thanking you have honoring and appreciating the work you do so well, for the city all san franciscans (laughter) there it is and it is re

and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the privilege is also mine and philis and everyone by the way, we have the privilege of thanking you have honoring and appreciating the work you do so well, for the city all san franciscans (laughter) there it is and it is re

dennis appears to have liked women pretty much indiscriminately. >> you know, initially for dennis wilsonere invited by dennis to come to dinner to meet charlie. and the family. there were in a group sex kind of situation. and it wasn't my cup of tea, so i excused myself to take a shower. no sner than i got in the shower, the door opened, and charlie manson stood there and looked up at me and said, "you can't do that." i said, "excuse me?" "you can't leave the group." and he looked at me with these wide eyes and kind of maniacal look. one of your group members is involved with something so weird. it was kind of frightening and freaky to me. >> dennis wilson loved having the manson family with him for a while. he thought manson was a great intellect. he nicknamed him "the wizard." >> he was definitely under charlie's influence at that point in time. >> because charlie could talk such metaphysical mush. dale carnegie, the bible, and homing in on dennis's insecurities about his own talent. dennis was intimidated by the other beach boys. he's low man on the totem pole in the group. charlie bu

denny: yes, it really does. there are certain parts getting better, like digital advertising, which is good. in semiconductors, it has been all about the areas that are really, really good. they reported this morning. exposure to auto has been great. silicon carbide is one of the most significant themes within semis right now. if you just listen to the transcripts and earnings calls from microsoft, from meta, from alphabet, from others within the semi ecosystem, it accelerated computing, fpgas. they are sucking all the air out of the room right now. that is a really important theme. something that is maybe not as well noticed by the average investor within the semiconductor supply chain, because of this growth in accelerated computing, it is creating the need for different types of packaging as well. so, there's a lot of interesting ways to play that. and also, talking about silicon carbide, for example, material sciences having a bigger and bigger impact within the semiconductor supply chain as well. those are

and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.)nk you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the privilege is also mine and philis and everyone by the way, we have the privilege of thanking you have honoring and appreciating the work you do so well, for the city all san franciscans (laughter) there it is and it is real p

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i was dennis wayne. how talking about things so that she can find that we all talking about of that on today's episode of the stream. why us so many people in the us prisons and jails? isolated for years at a time helping us with that discussion. jeremy young, senior producer at fort lyons, who worked on the box kind of meant to write to is a professor at the university of california, irvine and his richmond about the widespread use to sell it. she consignment in the united states. she joins us from young beach, california. i gave him the coffee, survive of thought. she confinement is now an activist with the present reform, who joins us from barclay, california. thank you all for being here. this idea, jeremy of being isolated thing is and yes at a time. that is wayne hope. why did you want to tell a story once a week? one of the things that's amazing about dentist is that 27 years is such a long period of time to spend an isolation. and he's managed to figure out a way to cope with it. and he's very lu

darren dennis has the latest. focused on finding michael barone, the suspect in a homicide as well as a rape case in new york. he escaped from the warren county, pennsylvania jail on thursday by climbing on exercise equipment and getting over a fence on a rope made of bedsheets. the 34-year-old was being held on arson and burglary charges. on day three of the search, the escape become eight self taught revivalist with some military experience, may be trying to hide in the woods. >> we found stockpiles of supplies at campsites we believe are associated with him. reporter: police say it is possible he was receiving help, also receiving have -- photos of bertram's tattoos. >> anyone in the situation becomes desperate over time, and we plan to use that to our advantage if he is out here in the woods and we will continue to push harder. reporter: earlier this year, he was the target of another multistate manhunt after authorities say he attempted to avoid prosecution for charges including rape. meanwhile out west, auth

dennis: what sector is stabilizing? shery: housing.ennis: well, to some extent the numbers are going in various directions but there is a reasonable be you -- view that the overall shelter or owners equivalent rent measure of inflation in the housing sector is about to turn over, although that has been anticipated now for several months, but there are encouraging signs that we will see a softening of wage or of deflationary pressures in the housing sectors. haidi: what do you make of the fed's characterization of economic growth as moderate? dennis: you know i have to laugh a little bit because when i was a rookie at the fomc, i ask an economist what is the difference between modest and moderate. well, they adjusted the number and apparently moderate is a little bit stronger than perhaps modest, but i suppose you could use either word, but they are acknowledging the underlying growth of the economy continues to motor along in a pretty satisfactory -- well, not satisfactory to them -- but in a way that is no doubt adding to the inflatio

. >> i'm dennis quay from houston, texas. i'm proud to be from texas. >> i love my home state of texas. >> i'm not from texas but i play davey crockett. >> thankfully the texas legislature has brought new bipartisan film legislation up for voting later this month so this time we texans can take back what we used to have and bring movies and jobs back to texas. >> just for the big cities, for little towns like stephenville here, beautiful, isn't it? >> jesse: here that? hollywood is setting up shop in texas and if people leave you can call it dead. how bad has california gotten? >> why are you leaving california? i heard it's because you might have to pay reparations. is that true? >> that's just the icing on the cake, isn't it? i've been there for 45 years, jesse, and i've watched california, southern california, devolve, into a third world country from illegal aliens all over the place, laws mean nothing, crime is out of control, graffiti on everything, and all my tax dollars, i don't know what they go for. i'm afraid to go

we welcome dennis and elizabeth as well. we will go with opening testimony. mr. kennedy you are recognized for your opening statement. >> are you going to swear in the witnesses? >> please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information and belief so help you god. let the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. mr. kennedy, you are recognized for your opening statement and we'll go right on down the line. >> point of order. i know that witnesses usually have five minutes. i see ten minutes on the board. >> we are pretty lacks with this and let him go for a little -- >> i've seen you gavel down on quite a number of witnesses. >> given senators and former members of congress. >> he is neither. >> i'm saying in past history. >> okay. watch the time for all the witnesses. >> if you want to cut him off and censor him so more. >> that's not my job. that's your job. threat en the witness so they won't want to be a witness. >

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dennis prager will be here later. we are pleased to be joined now by author and town hall columnist, kirk -- kurt schlichter. his book is we will be back, the fall and rise of america. he is a novelist. i'm going to start with a non-book issue. in a recent town hall column, you had a column that was entitled, if i was trump's lawyer, how i would handle his case. what is the answer to that question? >> [laughter] i am still writing about it. i am a trial lawyer in california. i am not a new york lawyer. i'm not a criminal lawyer. i am an aggressive lawyer. i think they are taking it too slow. i think they are treating it like a legal case, rather than a political case. it is a legal case, it is nonsense. these elected crimes are ridiculous. everyone knows that. will they be thrown out like they would for anybody else, that is an open question. i would move aggressively, motions to dismiss. i would set the battlefield up. i went to the army war call. my strategy would be fighting in the political arena -- most of the th

jackie: dennis, let me come back to you for a moment. markets looking at the fed, what it's doing, can jerome powell engineer soft landing? are we going to have that recession that everybody's been expecting for some time? you're looking at the data and the jobs numbers are what fly in the face of that. you're kind of telling me i think that it's backward-looking. you've been bearish on this market. a.i. is driving technology. have you changed your view? what do you sunshine. >> i haven't changed my view. i think the market is egregiously, comically, stew per bought. it is extremely overbought levels. i think unless things have changed, unless this is a different era, the fact we have a negatively sloped yield curve, inverted yield curve, that's always been predicated upon -- recessions are predicated upon inverted yield curves. i think the rule has been rescinded. at this point, i'm modestly bearish. i'm short a little bit for my own account. i've got a large position in the bond market. and i'm long a little bit of gold. i'm very defen

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dennis, kicking things off with you with futures up this morning, a rally underway here. we're looking ahead to economic ddata that could change the gam, june pce numbers coming out in an hour and-a-half. economists are expecting a gain but well off the highs of the last year and that's why you've got markets higher this morning. the expectations call for the june core pce to be up two tenths of a percent month over month and year over year to be up 4.2%. dennis, what are you expecting from the data and how would you attribute the rally, nasdaq up in the triple digits again. >> let's talk about the fact that the stock market did something unusual yesterday. we opened at brand-new highs across the board and finished dedelower on the day. we had a reversal day on all the indices. i think yesterday was an important day to watch. keep an eye on what's going on. clearly the economy is doing better. there's no question about that. but some of the -- what bothers me is that some the indicaters that i follow, for example leading economic indicators from the conference board have

a denny that's been of course, close since the start of the war. and in fact, or the last couple of months or 2 months ago was actually damaged in an attack. a rush is one, is that reopen right? uh, but apart from that, this just looks like, you know, unfortunate. oh, you know, with the war that, that the war itself is intensified and i think that's, you know, this is a, an unfortunate casual. thank you have a very clear analysis that joseph global from the international food policy be associated with your thank you. thanks so much. i as to taiwan. well, annual military drills have big gun this year, simulating a response to a possible attack by neighboring china and include the 1st exercise at the international apple near type pay. my troops have been practicing defending the islands lodges to facilitate the week long exercises are taking place them in rising tensions with china. beijing's have its own military drills around ty months and they said, and it's war plans have made frequent incursions into time when he's asked space administered ex we

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if not i didn't formulate a jake, dennis one the room, a pre inspect touch in a fashion, racing in the red avalon and direct the call in not really avoid it. being cool, talking across just behind him on the 2nd lap which took his rivals, i just contention. then dennis became the 1st drive of this season to pull off a so called grand slam claiming pole position. the cost is lot and the race with which puts in 24 points the head of his closest championships, wife and goals will re, mcelroy has won the scottish opens for the 1st time. now he's hoping to end his 9 year majors dried at next weekend's open chapters. so the northern irishman seals his way northwest, you have 200 years, 200 yard afraid shots set off with the sizes, but the on the 18th, the whole, the 151 shot finishing 15 on because i'm moving up to number 2 in the world. frankly. mcelroy became the 1st month to win the british triple crying of irish scottish and open chances. he revealed how much the victory means to have a sort of thought. you know, especially when i, i missed that pretty put on 16. i thought that might hav

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dennis, what are you expecting next week? >> i expect the fed to do exactly what the fed has said it's going to do, it's going to raise the overnight fed funds rate by 25 basis points and the odds are that shall be the end of it. i always thought we get to 5 and a quarter, 5 and-a-half, we're there. it's done. the fed will move the overnight fed funds rate to 25 basis points and i suspect at the september meeting will probably request no change in the monetary policy but it will be a long period of time, way into 2024 before the fed begins the process of allowing the overnight fed funds rate to decline. there's a big number next week is the pce comes out on friday afternoon. the fed has probably -- will have seen the number before the fomc meeting. i don't think there will be any surprises in that number. we saw the pce for june was up 0.1%. the core a was up 0.3% and the year over year number was up 4.3%. those numbers will probably be duplicated when the pce number comes out on friday. that's probably the most important num

jake dennis, formula _ have worked to get here. jake dennis, formula e _ have worked to get here.trust owns tottenham hotspur, has handed himself in to us authorities after being charged with "orchestrating a brazen insider trader scheme", us attorney damian williams has said. the british billionaire, seen here on the left alongside club chairman daniel levy, bought a controlling stake in the premier league club from alan sugar in 2001, and is accused by a us attorney of using inside information to "shower gifts on his friends and lovers". his lawyer says the charges are ill—conceived and he will defend his client vigorously. tottenham say it is a "legal matter" and aren�*t commenting. patrick gearey reports. wrexham but not going on this challenge. united�*s young goalkeeper, nathan bishop, was booked for this. but for paul mullen, the match was over. he went off to hospital where they found his lung had been punctured. though he�*s posted to say he�*s fine, he will likely miss the start of the season, and his manager was less cheery. season, and his manager was less chee . �* .,

it was dennis wayne hope talking about thing is solid. she consignment, we all told me about of that on today's episode of the stream. why us so many people in the us prisons and jails? isolated for years at a time helping us with that discussion. jeremy young, senior producer, up full lives. he worked on the box cabinet to write to is a professor at the university of california irvine. and is written about the widespread needs to sell it. she can find that in the united states, she joins us from young beach, california. i gave him the coffee survivor of thought she confinement is now an activist with present reform, who joins us from the creek. california, thank you all for being here. this i did, jeremy of being isolated. the thing is, and he is out of time that he's wayne hope. why did you want to tell a story? what think one of the things that's amazing about dentist is that 27 years is such a long period of time to spend an isolation. and he's managed to figure out a way to cope with it. and he's very lucid and he's witnessed so much

manson strikes up a friendship with dennis wilson of the beach boys.n, at dennis wilson's house, met terry melcher. he was a famous record producer at the time. he was living with his girlfriend, candice bergen, at 10050 cielo drive. lake: terry melcher came to the ranch, and we did, like, a little recording session. but it's met with a flat rejection. charlie was really upset about that. terry melcher had dashed his hope for a music contract. in my opinion, that rejection is what led to his desire to kill. kay: he started holding training classes for how to commit murder. then, on friday, august the 8th, he said, "now is the time for helter skelter." roman polanski was a very famous director at that time; sharon tate, an up-and-coming young actress. the newlyweds had moved into 10050 cielo drive. manson sends out three women, with tex watson, to the tate residence. shelley: manson instructs tex that he's to go in there and kill everyone in a gory scene. guinn: watson and the women proceeded to the house. tex watson said, "we're gonna kill everyone in

, cuz image to dennis, consider just thank you so much for coming back on the show. last time you explained how important the free press was. are you, you are up to be attacked by you as all the god movie media in your book of the division of light and power. what does it mean to you and presidential candidate kennedy? that is on just joining 52 today in a london prison. well, what it means to mister kennedy is that this is a prime example of the government trying to shut down a whistle blower who provided valuable information. not just to the american people with the people over the world about the truth behind on the united states. and other nations involvement against rack. uh that was never gonna try and it was based on much joining us onshore is the one person who as a publisher not not only a journalist, but as a publisher. i took the risk to reveal information that the public had a right to know ensure that he was kept on a virtual version or an embassy, and now he is a genuine prisoner behind bars. this is a travesty. it will go down to the annals of history

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maria: dennis, your thoughts on where to invest at this point? there are some areas that certainly have been impacted much more than others as a result of these high rates. are there areas to hide? >> i think looking at copper, it makes some sense. i think looking at commodity prices at these low levels makes some sense. i think looking at regional banks and some r.e.i.t.s makes some sense. good yields, some dividends, dividends that are reasonably -- are very well covered. those are places i would take a look. owning commodities i think make sense at this point. the economy is still quite strong surprisingly but the economy continues to be strong. the problem shall be we'll have import prices coming out this morning and import prices for june should be down a tenth of 1%. a lot of that will be predicated upon a strong dollar that occurred in april, may and june and the dollar has come under very strong resistance in the course of the past several days so the import numbers will look negative this morning and they shall be negative today. maria:

william: dennis, went to make of the argument?ere's a lot of logic to what dan is saying. my concern would be the message it sends now. in the current environment i'm concerned it would be seen as punitive and miss read by the iranians and hezbollah. if it appears the united states is announcing it will put off military assistance to israel i think it sends the message that this is the time to increase pressure they have on israel and it sends a message to others in the region. there are those who have heard american psides whoay commitment to israel is ironclad . so now it looks like we are saying we are going to cut off talid tmit'rys not what dan is saying but many will interpret it that way and i am afraid you have others who look to us for security but will be questioning because they now believe we are pulling out of the region. if you say a commitment that is ironclad is one in which we will reduce assistance, i suspect it tends to validate the view we are withdrawing from the region. dan, what about that point? the u.s. ch

dennis, let me begin with you. do you think that u.s.hina relationships can be improved with a trip by the treasury secretary? >> let me say two things i believe the u.s.-china relationship is in a worse position today than it's been in 30 years secondly, does it help the secretary to go over yes, but i'm not optimistic it's going to produce some serious positive changes >> okay, so yellen had outlined three economic priorities for her trip she said she wants to secure national security interests, foster mutually beneficial growth and cooperation on global challenges like climate change and debt distress. do you think that those are what the key factors are for the united states-china relations, or do you think there are others xi's going to have to tackle >> i think there's a more serious issue. the chinese military has refused to meet with secretary austin or to talk about the things that happen if there's a problem like in taiwan where the chinese jets came in front of a u.s. jet. that to me is the most critical issue. and i really do

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