and ake took up with a young woman named virginia ginger keef. they hooked up with her.oad with her for a good while. keith morrison (voiceover): back on the road after they lost those carnival jobs. it happened when they got drunk at work and fired a shotgun in the air. they were just about broke by then, except for a credit card they had stolen from mrs. douglas. by early november, three weeks after the douglas murders, ake, hatch, and ginger caught a bus as far as their remaining funds would take them. that was lumberton, texas. ake and hatch and virginia keef arrived there. they were on a continental trailways bus. keith morrison (voiceover): billy payne was sheriff of hardin county back then. they got the bus to stop right out in front of the house. and they went and broke into the house. the two men did. virginia stayed out in the woods. and they was going to wait 'til somebody come home. keith morrison (voiceover): and when the homeowner returned, a friend along with him, ake and hatch were waiting with a sawed off shotgun. sheriff payne later found some signs of

keefe is alarmed by signs of declining enthusiasm, he writes.ladimir zelensky is especially afraid of donald trump's victory in the elections. paris will also cut aid. marine lupine, leader of the national rally party, promised that if she wins, she will not allow kiev to use french long-range missiles. weapons for strikes against russia. and the military will also not be sent to help in the ssu. if emmanuel macron wants to send troops to ukraine, the prime minister is against it, then there will be no troops in ukraine. the prime minister has the final say. the head of the institute of international and strategic relations , pascal bonefas, noted that the position of the european union may change. no one frankly believes that ukraine will regain the territories it has lost since 2022 by military means, even if official statements continue to be something of a fantasy. nobody believes this in the us, no one believes this in military circles. meanwhile, in the european union, the focus is on viktor orban’s visit to moscow and negotiations with vl

keefe is alarmed by signs of declining enthusiasm, he writes. especially vladimir zelensky is afraiddonald trump's victory in the elections. paris will also cut aid. marine lupine, leader of the national rally party, promised that if she wins, she will not allow kiev to use french long-range weapons to attack russia, and the military will also not be sent to help the ssu. if emmanuel macron wants to send troops to ukraine, the prime minister is against it, then there will be no troops in ukraine. the prime minister has the last word. impressions from the visit to moscow, i would like to emphasize that for western politicians negotiations with vladimir putin is always a challenge. he is 100, more than 100%, a rational person. when putin negotiates, when he begins to explain, when he makes proposals, saying yes or no, he is super, super rational. you know, cool, reserved, very careful, punctual, prepared, negotiating and being ready for it, a real challenge. canceled a meeting with german colleagues in berlin. there is no need, said foreign minister peter szijarta. the most popular jou

[laughter] >> i see the world saddened by those devastating attacks on the children's hospital in keefe and i can -- kyiv in your voice as much as it hits you especially as a father. >> for me, it's always for everybody i think it's very sensitive. i'm the father, i'm the president, i'm a human. so it's difficult, so difficult to lose people, it's so difficult to lose children. and of course, you see these people, you see parents and when their children are dying, you want to kill putin at this moment. of course, all of us, all of us we want very much really, because -- at this moment not thinking. for him -- [indiscernible] it was not an attack on military or something like this and something was not good with a missile or something. no. the missile was exactly to the hospital first time. and -- >> do you think it was meant to strike the day before the start of the nato summit? >> that is signal, signal to the world, to all the people that the signal to nato conference, to all our allies, they send the signal. he will live this way and will do this way. >> last year during the early pa

. >> keefe if he doesn't do this nobody ever talks about him right the only reason he does this is becauseabout on the show. >> you can guarantee a minute on the show if he just puts on his bathrobe walks over and does something going back to bed. >> it's all he has. is a great night for him he's on tv and ease back. arnaus i guess he's off team she is auditioning to be abide in for a while. >> she was stabbed in the back so hard for abide and how could you see anything like that now it's yes kamala harris of course >> it's not a word. stratosphere. may did they film? >> 47 and other projective because if you like trump and by the way i will stand on my side and be a barbecue phenomenal but it always makes me laugh also always accusing trump being hitler was the 1 with the blond hair and blue eyes grooving people together making threats saying things aren't true that sounds very a nazi like to me as waiter i think olbermann is messed up this is just who she is a racist nasty lady because for whatever reason the network cowards at msnbc they don't need to call people nazi allowing them to d

keefe else knobbed and slighted by this.think he's done a better job in one term than obama did in two. if he did it would strengthen biden's result to carry on. >> he is right. i do think the pressure would be in norma's if barack obama came out and did that. >> i agree with steve however i still feel like this is obama's third term and i think he's on a leash and i think he's very wobbly right now with some of this dysfunction. >> i kind of agree with erin. maybe there is some behind-the-scenes stuff going on and maybe he is going to make the decision for him. i don't know. >> i don't know it would make a difference. it's clear he has dug in his heels, huge names, huge publications that have called for him to step down and he is not listening to them. setting himself up for more gaps. connell think he's going to step aside right now. >> i like that you saved a meteorologist for last. on going to say the question is sizzling hot as the temperatures out west. >> trace: i think i disagree. i think if biden walks up and he doe

. >> rhys davies, on the left, and ben keef are barristers, british lawyers, who help people accusedr clients come to us and say, we've been accused in a particular state of a criminal offense, which has been fabricated for political reasons. and interpol has just taken this at face value, issued a red notice. >> reporter: both concede interpol does a lot of good, despite a yearly budget of $170 million, which is about the size of the omaha police department. >> the constitution says they are meant to believe their member states. so, when a member state -- russia, china, turkey -- whose rule of law is often non-existent say to them a particular person is wanted for a criminal offense, they are bound by the constitution to aleve them. >> does interpol view all the information that comes out of all of them as equal? >> this is one of our main frustrations is the interpol don't penalize countries properly. >> they were never in that club. >> they were never in the club. when a country is clearly egregiously breaching the rules and manipulating the system on a gross scale, they don't sus

bob keef told me that the saber rattling and the rhetoric around the law is already casting a shadowntensive and lenders and developers want to see certainty if there's any question we probably will see a pause on new projects until the election. >> so one of the things that you mentioned there that could be subject to change is the $7,500 credit on electric vehicles. a president trump had been sort of critical of electric vehicles. now he is less critical because elon musk has been favorable inclined to president trump. >> that could play a part but it's one of the easier things to strike down. it's also much newer. if you think about things like the i.t.c., that's been in place going back to 2006. and it's really become part of the renewable story and gained bipartisan support. so it's kind of the newer things on the chopping block. also if you think about bad credit is on the demand side. and talking about republicans and reshoring and wanting national security that's more on the domestic manufacturing side, ptc, that's safer. it's more what can we talk away that won't impact nati

everyone, let us all welcome edward o keefe and susan page. hey, it's great to be here. thank you all for being here. look at the great crowd. you. oh, this is great. thank you for a book that got a incredible review this morning in the wall street journal. you want to you want to take a look at that. such a really just such a interesting book and you know and there are a lot of books about teddy. he's captivated lot of authors and yet you find in this book a new angle that i don't think anyone else had really explored in the depth that you do here on the on forces that made a figure of such power. you know we think of teddy roosevelt as the manliest of presidents, right? he stalks wild game when he charges up san juan hill. and yet you that he was also a person fundamentally shaped by the remarkable women in his life. now you had a you had a long interest in teddy roosevelt. we'll talk about that in a minute. but at what point did you have this insight that it is important to look at the women who surrounded roosevelt? well, thank you, susan, being here tonight. and tha

bookmakers, someone from jail where he's serving a two year sentence is the person, station maker, senator keefe. all very hearing. the lawbreaker refused to answer the attorneys. simple question. that's always we gotta you mr. schumer i business is in jail why go back and prior to being convicted subject has been a judge on the grounds and i appreciate i another alleged underworld leader jordan is continues the defiance of the committee with stubborn determination and almost categorical contempt. i answer on this account with any other i declined to answer and to say what i in the hearing room in new york's federal court building is crowded when virginia hill hauser, the fabulous sweetheart of the slain bugsy siegel, notorious underworld figure, answers her subpoena unfolding in blandest manner. revelations that set the nation wandering. do you ever get any money from any other person whom we might call a gangster rather than they got no. did you ever get any money from cocktail allowed? no. and did you ever get any money from meyer lansky? i never got money from any of those that i know about.