he claims that it was andretta who took the body of jimmy hoffa out of the house. iewed thomas andretta in the 70s. what did he say? >> i was interviewing steve andretta, and sal bugulio who many believe was responsible for the murder of hoffa. and it includes the brother of sammy. steve andretta got me on the phone with tom andretta and i spoke with him for 20 minutes. of course, they denied everything. and could have been nice tore it. do i believe tom andretta was at the scene and participated in it? absolutely. but i go back to the key witness who says jimmy hoffa was murdered. stuffed into a 50-gallon drum and put on a truck and shipped back to new jersey. i buy that whole story. tom an dret a was a shop steward for gateway. i believe roland mcmaster was responsible for participating in the disposal of the body. the president of the steel division of gateway transportation. they were with other gateway officials and that was theiral by. their -- that was their alibi. i believe they were responsible for disposing of his body by putting it in a bankruptcy and shi

. >> jimmy hoffa is missing. >> jimmy hoffa investigation. >> james hoffa senior was last seen alive wild. >> any reaction? >> we had people out with shovels looking for hoffa. >> start digging that thing up. >> who shot jimmy hoffa? ♪ >> the riddle, the search for james r.hoffa right now, the most famous missing person's cases of our country and to talk with us about a new development in the cold case is the host of fox senior correspondent eric sean. eric, first of all, can you tell us quickly about putting together documentary and your search for the clues in the disappearance of mr. hoffa. >> amazing, abby, we come closest to find out what happened to jimmy hoffa, the blood pattern, we are calling for the fbi to retest the dna and the fbi basically knows what happens, the mob is a bunch of goons, they used to sets brothers, steve and tommy and two brothers won't rat each other out. that's why they couldn't get a conviction and that's week tomas died and carried secrets to his death and we will have a lot more of that and reporting further on on fox nation. >> all right, a little

. >> we had people out who shot jimmy hoffa?the search for james hoffa is on right now one of the most famous missing person cases and to talk about a new development. first of all, can you talk to us about putting together this documentary? . >> it was an amazing journey coming the closest anyone has to show what happened to jimmy hoffa we have the blood pattern on the floor based on the story calling for the fbi to retest that blood for the dna of jimmy hoffa as well as open the fbi files. they basically know what happened they could not get a conviction because of the mob was a bunch of gum - - a bunch of goons the way it was carried out was brilliant they used to sets of brothers they will not rat each other out that's why they could not get a conviction just this week one died in las vegas 81 years old carried the secrets to his death that we are reporting on fox nation. >> a little birdie told me you have a new development. >> i can talk about it. >> to new witnesses as the officials are getting involved. abby: we are all

american character, including franklin delano roosevelt, richard nixon, the famous union leader jimmy hoffa, cher. the reasons why people wore headdresses in these particular ways vary. again, what we're interested in showing is how people would never think in this context would end up wearing a headdress. through most of the country's history, it would seem like something that just made sense. when we talk about these representations surrounding americans throughout their lives, one of the most important ways is through movies and television. we have a section in this exhibition which really shows 100 years of these images, going from john ford's 1935 movie, stagecoach, all the way to the unbreakable kimmy schmidt and other contemporary television comedies. and everything in between. it's a little bit like the celebrities that end up playing an indian or wearing a headdress. kind of like chaka khan wearing an indian outfit. that comedy in the 60's and 70's had nothing to do with indians. they would routinely have some indian themed shows. it could be the munsters. it could be seinfeld. it

. >> jimmy hoffa is a major guy. >> stephen: we miss him. >> and i love teamster displz because they"russian doll," your new netflix show is the toast of the town ( applause ). >> thank you. >> stephen: it's the toast of the town. >> yeah, i mean, i'll be honest, i'm, you know, i'm overwhelmed with the amount of kind of goodness. this is something i've worked on for so long. like, like, you know, we're indicating it's been a lifetime of kind of acquiring information. >> stephen: how long have you worked on this project? >> on this project specifically, i would say about seven years. i actually found these old emails, you know, in the theater district, i had done this wonderful play with nora ephron, and her sister dealia ephron, who i'm still very close with. and i don't know how i was searching for it, but it popped up with this old email from norah what was, "what we discussed today. a tv show. you play a character named nadia." and i always name my characters after nadia, after my favorite gymnast nadeciy. she chain sex oro d it's allri like norah. in a way it was deeply moving. s

for organized crime in chicago, we were still following leads in the late '80s, early '90s on the jimmy hoffa case. some notion this was just going to go away overnight is ridiculous. and so this notion that i was the only guy in america to do that really concerns me about the judgment of that particular fbi official in taking these actions because the bureau is bigger than that. and so, again, that's what worried me when i saw his attitude about -- and the things he listed. he listed conclusions in that interview. he never really listed facts. having a president say something on -- in public on the news is not a fact of which you would open up an investigation. that was shocking to me. and again, they are going to have to look into this like it or not. and the thing we have to remember, this is a guy who is under criminal investigation for lying in an investigation. so you have to take all of that into consideration when you look at what he was saying on tv. >> and that's exactly what i was going to bring up to you, shan. it's not just that he's accused of lying once. when you look at the en