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brendan hunt. clear, brendan hunt should not be confused with the actor who plays coach beard on "ted lasso," brendan hunt. the only thing he's guilty of storm... [ whispering ) is our hearts. he just loves ted! go on. go on. the bad brendan hunt wasn't at the capitol on january 6, but he made himself heard by putting up numerous videos and facebook posts that threatened politicians like chuck schumer and alexandria ocasio-cortez. his excuse? he wrote the social media posts after months of social isolation and "a few bong rips." nice try, but after a few bong rips, you don't threaten to take down a member of congress. you threaten to take down an entire box of little debbie swiss rolls. ( laughter ) ( applause ) hunt is in jail-- $1.09. $1.09, dozen rolls. hunt is in jail awaiting sentencing, and he's got company because, apparently, he shared a cell with convicted sex-offender r. kelly. oh, to be a fly on that wall... and then beg to be transferred to a different wall. ( laughter ) hunt considers

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messages were revealed during the case between hunt and his father which revealed hunt's more unsavory beliefs and racist beliefs. he referred to immigrants as low iq mongoloids and he called new york jew york city in some of the texts with his father who he had a pretty intense relationship. his father did come to the trial and sentencing to support his son. so he was there for him at the end of the day. >> these threats were made from his home in new york city, and the trial was in new york city. he never went to washington to bring these threats closer to the people he was threatening? >> right. an his lawyers definitely stressed that a lot. i mean, he never went to the capitol riots. they say he had no ride. no one wanted to take him to the capitol riots. he didn't have any weapons is something they really stressed. he posted the video two days after the capitol riots, and actually, it's not the video about aoc and schumer. this one is just a more broad "he said kill your senators, slaughter them all." and he talked about spraying bullets at congress members. so, yeah, he never act

anne thompson, nbc news, sony rapids, canada. >>> a modern day treasure hunt.ght, they're teaming up a trained service dog for those who serve. >>> finally, a different kind of team spirit for one hockey franchise, all to help veterans who need a hand kevin tibbles with those who serve. >> reporter: there is a new teammate on the nhl's washington capitol's bench. just a little guy, but three-month-old biscuit is a real winner just ask caps right winger garnet hathaway. >> when you enter the room and you see him, there is a smile on your face immediately. >> reporter: biscuit, named after a hockey puck, is in training, too, to become a service dog helping a veteran in need. the capitols teamed up with america's vet dogs which pairs about 100 dogs annually with veterans, some suffering with ptsd. the first dog the team sponsored was named captain. >> i think i am the luckiest person alive. >> reporter: he helps marine veteran mark wazney overcome the many traumas that follows him home from the battlefield. >> a dog will always give you unconditional love regardle

the hunt is on. we occupied their capital. tonight in washington, dc a green zone perimeter has been established. we hunted down supporters of the former iraqi regime. the national guard scouring for explosives and extremists. we purged their military, their law enforcement agencies and all public supporters of the former regime. the new secretary of defense ordered the entire us military to, quote, stand down, while investigators cleansed the ranks of political extremists. we threatened to do the same to any one we identified as part of the axis of evil. unholy alliance of religious extremists, authoritarians, fascists, even libertarians. nothing like this has ever taken place on american soil. until now. legislators around the country have already begun attempting to weed out extremism within the ranks of law enforcement. cease fire, you're cold. no misses. that's why you need to get a girlfriend and get married. then you'll have a mrs. a special agent for the dea, the drug enforcement agency, is now facing criminal charges

it's fantastic. >> anthony: is this the hunting lodge, the weekend getaway, hang out with the guys?nch ] >> daniel: look at the picture behind. you see? > anthony: for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire. cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> daniel: they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. it's a mashed potato here. >> anthony: is it predominantly butter, or predominantly potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> daniel: yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> anthony: that's perfect happiness right there. oh, yeah. my father used to say, uh -- he used to say, "i am a man of simple needs," and i noticed that the chef here -- a nice fire, some birds. >> daniel: we can spend the whole week with paul, and we'll be hunting, we'll be cooking, we'll be eating, drinking, and talking, and that's beautiful. [ paul speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: life is good. it is, for me, a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse too seems genuinely delighted. >> daniel: the duck you shot was a beaujois.

and what the quarterback is saying about his vaccination status, adding he thinks this is a witch hunt. >>> breaking news involving governor andrew cuomo tonight. is the case on shaky ground now? what we've just learned. >>> and we're learning more about that stunning image, the skydiving plane stalling midair, the divers jumping, and what the pilot was able to do next. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. as we come on the air in the west, late today, house speaker nancy pelosi urging democrats in the house to vote yes tonight on that bipartisan infrastructure bill that would create jobs, build roads and bridges, and broadband cross the country. and late today, word that president biden called the head of the progressive caucus as they were meeting. but the major question tonight, would they move forward or hold this up? we've learned president biden deciding to stay at the white house tonight. rachel scott leads us off with late reporting from the hill. >> reporter: tonight, president biden could be on the verge of a major

the left is hunting the right. hunting the right. hunting them across the country. dragging them to dc in the middle of the night. sticking them in the gulag. sticking them in guantanamo bay for american citizens. leaving them there to rot. today we take an essential step in defeating terrorism. while protecting the constitutional rights of all americans. it's now the law of the land that the military can arrest american citizens. hold them indefinitely, without charges or trial. the patriot act. that is a decision made in fear. now that surveillance apparatus, the nsa, the fbi, the doj is turning inside, inside of united states. our presidents can now order assassinations, including american citizens. there is a split second where you don't remember your child is dead, and you sort of have to relive it every single day. because of january 6th, we must now use law enforcement and military force to arrest, imprison, and otherwise crush, anyone who leads opposition to joe biden's government. we are living through the transformation of a formerly democratic republic in

they had the intent to go hunting? they do not have to say, i have a really good reason to go hunting, i have a better reason than anyone else in my community. >> no, the differences you have a concealed weapon to go hunting, and you are intent to shoot a deer or rabbit, but here, when you have a self-defense just for whatever you want to carry a concealed weapon, you go shooting around and somebody gets killed. >> with respect, that has not been the experience in 43 jurisdictions that allow their citizens to have the same rights that my clients are looking for. this is not something where we are asking you to take some brave new experience that no jurisdiction in anglo-american history -- >> mr. clement, you are talking about 43 other jurisdictions. i suspect that when we get into those 43 other jurisdictions that they are going to be a handful that are identical. the one thing that i looked at in this history is the plethora of resumes that states pick, and that starts in english law through the colonies, through pos

tell the state as they have and intend to go hunting. they don't have to say i have a good reason to go hunting. they don't have to say i have a better reason than everybody in my general community. a. >> the difference of course you have a concealed weapon and you are out with an intent. but here when you have a self defense for whatever you want to carry a concealed weapon, you go shooting it around and if somebody gets killed. >> that has not been the experience in the jurisdictions that allowed other citizens to have the same rights that my clients are looking for. this isn't something where we are asking you to take a brave new experiment that the jurisdiction in history -- >> you are talking about 43 of the jurisdictions and i suspect when we get into those other jurisdictions there will be a handful identified. it is a plethora of regimes that states pick. and that starts in english law through post constitution to post-civil war to the 19th century to even now. of those states that you are talking about, most of them didn't give

and what the quarterback is saying about his vaccination status, adding he thinks this is a witch-hunt. >>> breaking news involving governor andrew cuomo tonight. is the case on shaky ground now? what we've just learned. >>> and we're learning more about the stunning image, the sky diving plane stalling midair, the diveris jumping and what the pilot was able to do next. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. always seems to happen on friday. several breaking stories, the new covid pill from pfizer. this can be significant. the emotional story from colin powell's son at the service for powell at the washington national cathedral today. we are going to begin with the breaking news, late today house speaker nancy pelosi urging democrats in the house to vote yes tonight on that bipartisan infrastructure bill that would create hundreds of thousands of jobs, build roads and bridges and broadband, already passed by democrats and republicans in the senate. so will they follow her lead, or will they block this? president biden late today ca

finally, on monday, a distressing video emerged of a member of a hunt hitting and kicking a horse. show any upsetting images now, but it was discussed that morning by victoria derbyshire on the news channel. and we're going to talk to our correspondent about it. sean, you are blind so you had this described to you. i have. if we pop it up on screen now this 27 second clip was posted to twitter by the hertfordshire hunt saboteurs on sunday for that— will give an audio description for those who may not be able to see the video. sean later explained on social media that his audio description of the video was for the benefit of anyone who can't see the screen and struggled to see the screen. this is what inclusion looks like, he went on. it means we reached audiences we would otherwise miss. it was a step applauded by mojo abedi, who wrote... thank you for all your comments this week. if you have anything to say about what you see, hear or read on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media you can e—mail newswatch. or find us on twitter. you can call us, and do have a look at our w

a black man hunted down on the streets of brunswick, georgia. why?use he existed and had the audacity to run and not stop when three white strangers told him they'd blow his head off if he didn't. >> laura coates, stand by with me. that was nine white women, three men, two of those men white, one of them black. you talk about how this family has lived with this hole in their hearts as they have awaited this day and this verdict. and we heard during that court proceeding, after the first guilty verdict was read, a woohoo in the courtroom. we've learned that came from the father of ahmaud arbery who could not contain his emotion clearly when that verdict was delivered. let's go live to sara sidner on scene now outside the courthouse. sara, what can you tell us? >> reporter: look, i'm standing here with ryan, who has been here throughout the trial from the very beginning now to the very end. both of us can hear loud chants just behind us. you're hearing people saying "we got justice." that is the sentiment of the crowd outside. as you mentioned, this ju

you cannot hunt with a gun in central park. but i am certain that there a place as in upstate new york or even in western new york where you can. >> yes, yes. >> i think that what we are at the is if you can have that difference for the purpose of hunting, specifically, why can't you have a similar tailored approach for the second amendment. based upon the density and new york city if that is the problem, the subway, then you have a different set of concerns in upstate new york. >> well, how this works for particular locations are particular areas, but it is all one statewide regime. and so to hear, the licenses are handled locally, not exactly the same, but it's the same model. that license paying carrying a handgun for self defense is handled under a single set of criteria that we have reference to local conditions. >> considering here upper state new york and the law, we are not considering new york city, are we? >> i do not see any reason to consider new york city. >> if you're talking about uniformity, as it filled with lo

. >> and find families that are still reeling from a witch hunt our government never wanted us to know. >> there's been a progression of it being illegal to be gay in the government. and it was my relative who led this whole thing. ♪ >> so we are in fresno, california, and i'm on my way to meet a woman who is part of a group that the united states government once considered one of the greatest security threats to our country. in the 1950s, america was gripped by the red scare. >> even if there are only one communist in the state department, that would still be one communist too many. >> soviet spies were feared to be blackmailing government workers, and the feds were on the hunt for traitors. but the woman i'm meeting isn't a spy or a traitor. helen is a 94-year-old farmer. you ware 94 years old and i'm seeing you running all over this farm and driving that big tractor. what is your secret? >> i drove tractors when i was in high school. i love the farm. i was my mom's little boy/girl. >> in the 1930s, they had a word for little girls like helen -- tomboy. >> i wore shorts, and you had

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" for illegal fox hunting.able legal activities," on its land. manchester united is close to appointing a new interim manager, on a six—month contract. the german, ralf rangnick is poised to take over, but won't be in charge this weekend, as he awaits a work permit. united sacked their previous head coach, ole gunnar solskjaer last sunday, after a string of poor results. this magnificent mosaic has been discovered in a muddy farmer's field in rutland, in the east midlands. it was found by the farmer's son while out walking during the lockdown. the mosaic depicts a scene from homer's epic poem, the iliad, and although a handful like it have been unearthed in other parts of europe, it's the first of its kind ever discovered in the uk. the site has now been granted protection following a recommendation from historic england. our midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to meet the man who stumbled upon a piece of history. hidden for more than a millennium and a half — a mosaic so rare, nothing like it's ever be

in all of it because we are not summering hunt experts. you might think the swedish navy wouldn't be up to the task. but that means that the situation erupted in swedish citizens will not have faith in the navy where the armed forces to keep the country safe. it was something. and it was a movement spreading campaign or disinformation campaign. and the reason it's so successful, and even on a smaller scale than the summering hunt, or the so-called migrant crisis on belarus is borders, is that today, citizens feel empowered to have opinions about issues that they don't have expertise in. and if we think is for this 60, 70, 80 years ago, they may have had an opinion about what they heard, but they did not expect their opinion to jump because they had experts. today, citizens consume information that we may or may not be correct. do not know how to verify the information that comes our way. make up our minds and then expect to be able to broadcast our opinions to the outside world, whether that be our immediate family or especially our contac

arbery was hunted down, and killed by three men who never even told him why they were trying to stop him. jonathan, the defense was based on old georgia citizens arrest law that was dates back to slavery. when the law was first passed it authorized white citizens to capture and enslaved people, but in the end this was a straightforward murder prosecution. i had concerns about the lack of diversity on the jury, 11 out of 12 white. one out of four people are black in the county. but in the closing statement, the prosecutor told the jurors you are glenn county. i heard that is telling the jurors, follow the evidence, and show the world that it is 2021, and in glenn county a black man can finally get equal justice under the law. >> well, kirk, let's talk more about race. the judge pointed out racial bias in jury's election and vice president kamala harris noticed the racist tropes used by the defense saying, quote, the defense council chose to set a tone that has the attendance of ministers at the trial as intimidation and dehumanized a young black man with racist tropes. the jury arrive

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almost preferred to hunt at night on our campus of seeing one are very lean. so we are doing the next best thing, fitting a camera trap which are seen on the used to monitor their activity. when i went to one of them and like i said, come over here one way. you cut your in jail for 30 terms and dissent bade she dro into my here is that another car has been here. we're going to leave this camera attempt for a few days and see whether we get lucky. ah, it may be hard to actually see a puma, but for crease, their return is incredibly important. predators have been systematically persecuted for decades and decades, so their numbers get precariously low. every ecosystem has what's called their apex species. here in patagonia, it's pumas. and if you take out the very top predator everything cascades down from them and comes out of order, even though it's early here and in the park, in terms of re balancing, we can see some big changes where there are water systems. the grasslands are definitely coming back, the number of pumas in the park, and the numbers of one now

kelly saying, it was like hunt wasn't even jail anymore. so, it wasn't all bad times there, but he also said he was targeted and beaten by jail guards, i was not having a great time. so they hope that he would get time served, and be released out of there for the tendency already served. but the judge actually decided he needs a little bit more time, so we get another nine months, and she says that he has to learn to grow up, because he's not a child. he's 37 years old, and will see. >> i did not see the r. kelly chapter of this story, coming, noah goldberg, thank you very much for joining us tonight, really appreciate. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> and coming up, to trump fanatics, lied in court about election fraud in 2020, and now they are facing swift and severe penalties from a judge. and, the trump fanatic is running to be michigan's top election official. since someone who's lied about election fraud in 2020, and of course that person is now endorsed by donald trump. we michigan's top election official jocelyn benson, will jo

for theirfirst bottom side norwich who are on the hunt for their first league win of the season. hunttford have 'ust scored from what i i the season. 2-1, brentford have 'ust scored from what i am i the season. 2-1, brentford have 'ust scored from what i am seeing. h the season. 2-1, brentford havejust scored from what i am seeing. and | scored from what i am seeing. and chelsea look set to continue their fine form, beating burnley in that match. later on, brighten up against newcastle, who could end the day bottom depending on the norwich result. and three matches in the scottish premiership to update you on. hearts can go second for the time being at least, if they can hold on for victory against dundee united — who are also in the top four. it is currently goalless and sam johnstone became simmering. england are leading tonga 23—0 at half—time in the rugby union, despite missing owen farrell. johnny sexton marked his 100th cap for ireland with a try, four conversions and a penalty as they comfortably beat japan by 60 points to 5 in dublin. and after being dismantled by the all blac

while the prime minister spends his time hunting for pigs and staving off a leadership challenge, inl world, mr. speaker, people are suffering a tory cost-of-living crisis. it is hitting the economy hard but the prime minister can't even give a coherent speech to business. the prime minister's officials have lost confidence in him. tory mps have lost confidence. and the public have lost confidence in him. why is he clinging on when quite clearly he is simply not up to the job? >> here, here. >> i might ask the right honorable gentleman what on earth he thinks he is doing talking about party political issues when all the people of scotland want to hear is what on earth have the scottish national government doing? they are falling in the polls. [indistinct shouting] yes, they are. their cause is falling and considering their failures on tax, on education and all the things the people of scotland care about i am not surprised. i can see agreement on the benches. [indistinct chatter] >> mr. speaker, i celebrate the recent successes of working college, my local college, and i welcome the

they are the heroes of heroes you might say. >> laura: here is a photo of you in iraq hunt saddam. what was happening? >> we were doing missions. we would get the intelligence information he was here or there. we go in the middle of the night to roll him up or capture him. it was an unbelievable time chasing him all over iraq. so many times we will miss him. he would just be gone. other times it was bad intel. there were other bad actors. that was mid summer. i was there when we captured him and got to interview him the night we caught him. >> laura: talk about historic. the lowest number of veterans serving in congress today? how important to have more vets in congress? >> it's really important. the importance of veterans day itself is about communicating the real meaning of sacrifice to america. we need to hear this message. the clip with the veteran very important for americans to hear those stories. it's importent to have assessments to equip soldiers for battle. there is a global perspect ive that military people bring to congress. >> laura: this is now nicole wallace honored

the rspca appealing for members of the hunt to get in touch with them in orderfor them to the hunt to on the outskirts of belfast. police say four men boarded the double decker and ordered passengers and the driver off, before setting it alight. it's the second bus to be set on fire in northern ireland within a week. a new space telescope, described as one of the greatest scientific endeavours of the 21st century, is on track to launch next month. scientists hope the james webb space telescope — which is the size of a tennis court — will be able to shed light on how the very first stars ignited in space. the project has cost around 600 million pounds so far. now it's time for a look at the weather, let's cross the newsroom to carol thank you. good morning everyone. mixed fortunes with the weather, central and eastern areas started on a chilly and sunny nodes and in the west we have more cloud and rain, and that rain will push eastward through the course of the day with a cloud advancing ahead of it and for some central and southern areas it will stay dry, and it will be another breezy

you can't hunt another human being, period. >> chris stewart, good to talk with you.s for joining us today. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right after a short break. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... wewe are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ libererty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to relieve pressure points. and its temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. save 50% on the new sleep number 360® limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. with quality that's guaranteed for life, bath fitter doesn't just fit your bath, it fits your high standards. why have over two million people welcomed bath fitter into their homes? it just fits. call now or visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. watch: serena williams... wonder

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screen" for illegal fox hunting.ng and choosing acceptable legal activities" on its land. the television presenter richard madeley has been forced to withdraw from i'm a celebrity... get me out of here! after being taken to hospital. the trip was a precaution as he felt unwell but meant he'd broken the programme's covid—secure bubble and couldn't return. the culture secretary says she's excited by the prospect of an independent regulator for english football, after a fan—led review suggested the idea to ensure the financial stability and good governance of the game. nadine dorries says the proposal has been endorsed in principle by the government, but some in the premier league say parts of the plan risk damaging the game's standing. with more, here's our sports editor, dan roan. english football seemed on course for one of the biggest shake—up in its history. today the game was absorbing the findings of a landmark review that is recommended a new independent regulator. the government confirming it would back the ide

. >> you didn't pick it out because you wanted to go hunting with it, did you? >> no. >> you didn't pick it out because you were going to use it to protect your house? >> correct. >> you picked it out because it looked cool? >> i thought it looked cool. yes. >> it resembled the types of weapons used in first person shooter video games? >> i don't play those. i have. there are a variety of guns including shotguns and pistols. there are guns that resemble all guns. >> when you hung out with dominic black you played call of duty and other first person video games? >> sometimes. >> those are games where you use weapons like ar-15 to shoot anybody that comes at you? >> the video where 2 players are playing together -- i don't understand the meaning of your question. >> isn't one of the things people do in the video games try to kill everyone else with your guns? >> [silence]. >> yes, in the video. it's just a video game. it's not real life. >> you introduced yourself as living in walworth county right now? >> yes. >> on the date this happened you were an illinois res

go fishing and hunting and special things with the family.>> all right! >> how do you feel? >> that is awesome. we go to the beach quite a bit and the sand is an issue. and i have seen what some of the chairs can do. >> what do you hunt? >> anything that moves. as long as i can get to eat it. >> check it out. >> yeah! >> [laughing]. >> wow! >> [applauding]. >> perfect. >> excellent. >> you go out and hunt and tan on the beach like i like to do. >> there you go. thank you so much. "one more thing" is up next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ mass general brigham. when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine, this is the only healthcare system in the country with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers, in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school, and where the physicians doing the world-changing research are the ones providing care. there's only one mass general brigham. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time

god, i hope so. >> "the hunt for planet b" premieres tonight at 9:00. >>> hello, again, everyone.we start with the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial. strong reactions pouring in from across the country. a friday a jury acquitting the teenager on all charges for killing two people and shooting another during protests in kenosha, wisconsin, last year. relief for rittenhouse there, but outrage from many others. this morning the father of one of the men rittenhouse killed had this to say about the verdict. >> i'm just -- we're still in shock here, you know. that guy gets to run free and he's now -- he's now a hero, and this is my son right here. this is anthony, you know. we lost our son and there's no justice right now for our family and there's no closure. and there wasn't going to be justice in that kenosha court with that judge. >> a cnn shimon prokupecz is in kenosha, wisconsin. some pretty strong words there, understandably, from anthony huber's father. we're also hearing from kyle rittenhouse for the first time since the verdict. what more is he saying? >> reporter: yeah, c

, so a lot of the birds that come through, he'll take out his musket and go hunting for them and he'll be selling trees in the season and next year we might burn them, but also if we've got to make repair, he'll do a lot of that work and the dollars that sits on the wall and cracks from year to year, we have no limestone here to cover them with from the weather, so here all of the clay and the marsh and the sand thickets mixed together. after a time it can crack so he'll be repairing those. but we keep them from the outside of the houses that we might protect it from the rain and any sort of weather that might come. all things that we've got in the house have really come from england. there's not a lot that's being made here at the moment. so all of the furniture and all of our baskets and all of the pottery and that all comes from england. the only things that i made here for the most part are very simple things like this stool. things that don't necessarily look very pretty, but we can use them quite well. but there's all sorts of things that we've got hanging in the house that we ca

. >> jimmy: no, okay, yeah, understood you guys wrote "good will hunting. so long, we were, like, unemployed, broke guys like it took us forever to write that screenplay. i think we wrote thousands and thousands of pages we didn't really know what we were doing, and i think that kind of put us off writing again, because we never thought we'd have the time and i think we found writing this that we actually kind of picked up structure over the last 25 years kind of making movies, and so it went a lot faster and then we also made the really good decision of getting a great writer to come with us, so - >> jimmy: yeah >> so -- >> i was like, "come on, boys. >> "come on, boys. yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have a photo here of - >> it's like, "you see what i had to deal with?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the "good will hunting" movie premiere it's at the ziegfeld, december 1997. [ audience aws ] >> you wouldn't imagine that those two idiots would still be around [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you remember about this this is -- do you remember this >> yeah. >>

goldblum goes sasquatch hunting with two paranormal researchers.s now are those researchers, greg and a new kirk. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. kristen: i am intrigued. you chose the mount shasta area. why? greg: a lot of strange sightings happened in that area, reports of everything from bigfoot sightings, ufo sightings, ghost sightings. you name it, it is there. kristen: there is a bigfoot class taught at humboldt state. is that right? greg: i think that is correct. kristen: clearly a lot of legend and folklore. what techniques did you used to draw out eight-foot? dana: some things we did are pretty traditional bigfoot investigative techniques. so, things like tree knocking, leaving fruits and vegetables, we brought pheromone chips, a smelly smell, all kinds of good stuff. greg: there is a lap out of -- lab out of minnesota that mixed you m -- mixed human and private dna -- human and primate dna to mix their own pheromone chip. kristen: i can't give it away, but how did the collaboration began with goldblum? greg: i think he

but it was a witch hunt. cnn medical analyst dr. leana wen joins me now. dr.ing but look, an influential figure in the sports world. it's clear from -- from what he said that he wanted everyone to go away. yeah, i have been immunized. that -- that he put out there something that it, at best, was incredibly misleading. >> right. i mean, he was lying when he said that he was immunized when, actually, he was not. and i think it's really important for us to clarify that vaccination is not just an individual choice. it's not like saying that you have decided that you are going to eat unhealthy food and so it only affects you and your body. we are talking, in this case, about a very contagious disease that's potentially deadly and in fact has killed more than 750,000 americans. and so, that lie or misleading individuals, it makes other people around you think that you're vaccinated and protected when, actually, you're not. and we know that if you are unvaccinated, you are six-times more likely to have covid-19, compared to somebody who is vaccinated. >> and what's a