and to talk about this, i'm joined by legendary game designer and programmer, john romero, john romero, award winning game designer, programmer. i'd say legend, welcome. great to have you on our show today. hi. hi, thanks for having here. right, so the video game, money wise, right, seems to be the king of an attain ma'am. it's out selling everything. music movie industry is in america, at least, and there were some ears yet, like the general public's view of the video game still seems to be as like time wasters for geeks. why is that? i mean, are missing something important behind the stereotype. i'm saying that's probably just older people who think that because everybody who has a phone is playing games on it usually you know like you, you can see everybody around you like playing around doing stuff, stuff on their phone. the. the mobile industry is massive for a reason that's because people are playing games on their phones. and the funny thing is anybody who thinks that you know, games or waste, you know, do they, do they play baseball or watch baseball or watch football or basket

we'll be talking to a legend, john romero, award winning game designer and programmers. stay with the oh, i do secret that private military companies have been playing a role in complex worldwide. u. s. government doesn't track the number of contractors and uses in places iraq or afghanistan, united states army and the military in general is so reliance on a private sector. i would call the dependency, but we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies overseas. we just don't know the western private military companies can in their turn, use so called sub contractors from countries with trouble past the quite good that had also been soldiers. i think i was in charge of my drug profession or drug rep when they wouldn't. it wouldn't work with long linen malone and they were trying to be merciless killing machine. now they fight and die in other people's was people carol, lot one or a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we started asking ourselves, why did they don, why do? what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down by the contr

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and to talk about this, i'm joined by legendary game designer and programmer, john romero, john romero, award winning game designer, programmer. i'd say legend, welcome. great to have you on our show today. hi. hi. thanks for having here. right, so the video game, money wise, right, seems to be the kingdom and the time it's out selling everything, music movie industries in america, at least. and there were some ears yet, like the general public's view of the video game still seems to be like time wasters for geeks. why is that? i mean are missing something important behind the stereotype.

nadia romero is outside the laundrie home some north port, florida. >> reporter: yeah, john. that was probably the most activity we saw all weekend is had the two fbi agents came to the door steps of the laundrie family home. we're not too far from the carlton reserve where search was supposed to resume to find out where is brian laundrie. but we didn't see a lot of police activity over there either. the seven for brian laundrie stretching into its second week. the fbi returning to the home he shared with his parents examine gab where petito. federal agents requested personal items to assist with dna matching. laundrie's parents provided the fbi with what they could. he had returned to florida without petito september 1st, two months after the couple set out on a cross country trip living out of a van. >> i think our plan for today is to just hang out here in the tent. >> reporter: now rewards for tips up to $30,000. they are looking for any signs of the 23-year-old in this 25,000 acres of swamp land. laundrie has not been named a suspect in petito's death. the fbi issuing a

romero is outside the family home in north port, florida. getting belongings for a dna match. any sense of why, nadia? >> reporter: well, that's a big question, johnwhy do they need these dna samples or to find a match? they were collecting items to do a match at the crime scene or somewhere else. the fbi was here only for a few minutes. everything happened very quickly sunday, arriving in their vehicles, going up to the front door, gathering something left by brian laundrie's parents according to the attorney. they put the items into a bag and left. if you would have blinked, you would have missed it all. that was the most activity we have had all weekend. not far from here is the carlton reserve. that is this wildland area, about 25,000 acres, full of swamps with snakes and al gators. his parents said he was headed there last week, last tuesday. two weeks ago. that was the first time they heard or saw from him. that's all we know. that's what we know simply because that's what his parents told us. that's what happened in florida over the weekend. a much more scaled down approach to the search for brian laundrie over in new york, in long island a