"l.a. times." like me. you really like me. >> we've got wonder woman on today. lynda carter. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: i gotta get some bracelets. here she is, jacki schechner my wonder woman in the current news center. >> president obama is planning to head up to the hill to meet with democratic and republican caucuses in both the house and the senate separately. it is latest step in his step to circumvent republican leadership which has been stub stubborn. he's trying to cut the sequester cuts already impacting the economy. paul ryan plans to release his latest proposal this week and early reports indicate it will be just as useless as his past proposals because he's got a blueprint that would repeal healthcare reform in addition to remaining medicare and curbing the growth of medicaid by $770 billion over the last decade. the president is also planning to reach out to supporters and volunteers at a dinner wednesday night. organizing for action, the nonprofit that was created out o

michael hiltzik of the "l.a. times." thank you for writing this article for "the l.a. pleasure. >> john: congress finally did something about gun control yesterday. they loosened it. you didn't know that? my panel of non-experts join me to talk about it next. for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. [ male announcer ] to many men, shaving can be a sensitive issue. but take comfort. it may not be you; it may be your razor. upgrade to gillette fusion proglide. our micro-thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel to put less stress on your skin by gliding through hair. switch to fusion proglide. number one dermatologist recommended on sensitive skin. and now introducing new fusion proglide sensitive shave gel. gillette. the best a man can get. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." we asked you on social media if you thought president obama's speech in israel did anything at all for the peace process. freedom prosperity increased respect for the u.s. worldwide wait,

got in the side door at "the l.a. times" as copy editor. had 12 great years in l.a. i went out there with a car with everything i owned on top, including a old typewriter. i went out to see what would happen to me in los angeles. i was divorced of the time and had two kids. i ended up getting married again and having three hollywood-born children. that is my great gift of them. i worked at the "l.a. times" for 10 years, from 1979-1989. then we were back in pittsburgh, as i say, to raise my children and die in peace. >> you did work at the "pittsburgh post-gazette." >> for the 1990s, basically, then the "pittsburgh tribune review" which is a libertarian- alternative. >> you say discovering the truth about "travels with charley." why is there a truth to be exposed? >> i set out to do this. a lot of people say i set out to bring steinbeck down, which is totally silly. i did a lot of feature stories in my life as a journalist. a sunday feature story where you spend a week or two with somebody. there is a long piece and maybe analysis. it was not a straight up-and- down re

the l.a. times granted probationary legal status, the immigrants would be allowed to work but would be barred from receiving federal public benefits including food stamps, family cash assistance, medicaid and unemployment insurance. joining me now, "washington post" political reporter maleka henderson, and jonathan alter. thank you for joining us. it looks like there is a deal. a solid deal. >> it is not clear that they have a deal but the great thing is they're talking. >> these are specifics though. this is going beyond, will the republican party wants to get on board after the shellacking. these are specifics on how to get there. >> they are getting down to nut cracking time and talking in a serious way. and it is rational senators who are talking. ones who want to do some business. so there are still a lot of sticking points. the biggest one right now is what would the flow be of legal immigrants to the united states in what they call the h1b program. that for skilled workers. so because there i

we've been told is happening in nothing more than this was that someone changed a story on the l.a. times website for around thirty minutes and so on to the computer fraud and abuse act he is now looking at upwards of a few decades and three quarters of a million dollars in fines because someone who wasn't supposed to access a. computer system did and so we had his attorneys are saying that he's pleading not guilty to the charges and it's going to be a really really interesting case because here's a person who who is affiliated themselves with this group anonymous and it means not some lead computer hacker or anything there's just some dorky journalist to seem like he was trying to fit in trying to cause some trouble maybe trying to seek revenge on his former employers maybe just trying to make some cool internet friends well that's what i was going to ask you and i mean we've all had those in jerry maguire kind of moments or thoughts where we've thought about doing something really crazy against our bosses to extract revenge for something that they have done for making our lives miserabl

a project like that i was in hong kong with the board meeting of aig and i had a call that the "l.a. times" had broke the story. obviously the did not provide the intermission we had even if i got technology at of it. here is one example of our value to the country. there are many stories like that. i was asked by a high government official to meet with president marcos to buy a new very well with our relationship he served more terms as president he declared martial law. a revolution was possible and then on dialysis. one was said of the naval forces had retired. john reed was the head of citicorp in the philippines. we had dinner with the president i decided i would wait until dinner was over. [laughter] use step down at the top of the game rather than and lose. i will win the election but nobody would believe that. step down while you can. he went on and the election was held there was uprising and it went to hell and to take him out by a helicopter where he died. how many insurance companies provide those services to the country? [laughter] there are many others. but the point* is to s

number one, this is bad for the l.a. times. the l.a.ood out as one of the best newspapers in the country investigating koch industries for their political and environmental misdeeds. they had a great story two years ago looking at their connections to the energy and commerce committee. number two, charles koch is famous in the business world for being personally interactive with all of his investments political and in business. we saw a scandal about a year ago where when koch gave contributions to florida state university. in in turn florida state university department that he funded had to run by research projects through koch for approval to go forward. there are reasons to suggest that if the koch brothers do buy the l.a. times they might not respect the journalistic integrity of that paper. that. >> michael: is that the way they work with retribution. >> not being able to take out presidentpresident obama from the white house, they ordered a top to bottom list of all these groups that they fund. charles koch said he's going to star

the american society of civil engineers tells "the l.a. times" nearly 70% of california's roads are in poor or mediocre shape. washington and oregon numbers are almost as bad. about 65% of their roads need work. >>> devil slide tuns are hounel hours from opening. $439 million project represents the first highway tunnel built in california in half a century. they replace a treacherous stretch of highway 1 between pacifica and half moon bay that has washed out many times in heavy rain. >> this is a road that's safer and reliable and when you get up in the morning it is there. >> there is last-minute work still to be done. the tunnels are expected to open late tonight or maybe early tomorrow morning. >>> are you ready? the golden gate bridge is set to go cashless in just two days. a new all electronic tolling system will go into effect early wednesday morning. today bridge workers are making some last-minute changes to make sure drivers are as prepared as possible. crews used a crane to hoist a new 27-foot sign on top of the toll plaza that will re

. >>> stories leading the news this morning, in "the l.a. times," alaska's $78 million ferry to nowhere could land in l.a. a state-of-the-art military vessel diverted to alaska as a ferry has not worked out, and officials are great to be rid of it. that's expensive. >>> and in "the washington post," research ties economic inequality to gap in life expectancy. that's about how the haves are living longer than the have-nots. >>> this weekend justin timberlake hosted "saturday night live" for the fifth time and brought along some of the ledge end gends of "snl." >> welcome. we've been expecting you, mr. timberlake. >> i always thought an 'n sync member would make the five-time club, it would be joey fatoon. this is the hall of portraits, drew barrymore, inducted in 2007, john goodman hosted 11 consecutive years. and of course, chevy. >> alec baldwin and tom hanks. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> once again -- >> justin timberlake! >> thank you to jay-z, dan aykroyd, alec baldwin, candice bergen, krchevy chase and paul l simo

alan simpson gave an interview to the "l.a. timespublican party to stop talking about gay marriage and all these other social issues. mr. simpson told the "l.a. times," quote, what is this homophobic strain in our party? you're a republican, you believe in get-out-of-your-life and the precious right to privacy. the right to be left alone. well, then, pal, i don't care what you do. you can go worship the great eel at night. i don't give a rat's --. worship the greet eel. one thing he might be referencing is world of warcraft, the devious greet eel in world of war craft. that cannot be what alan simpson is referencing. if you are an avid video game player and world of warcraft player i will apologize if that's what you meant. but i don't care if you are worshipping the great eel and i don't care if you're gay and worshipping the greet eel and the green nine if i and the 310 million feets, anything else? makes me wish i could bang on my desk and have another alan simpsonism pop out. >> i think grandchildren don't write a thank you for c

it was showing signs of looming death, the "l.a. times" cleared three weeks ago.d age." the views of some smarty pants elitists apparently, because only today when we asked, youtube told us this past weekend, "search interest in the harlem shake was at the highest it has been." and that is high indeed, like the version done by the miami heat. 30 million views so far. looming death? well, let's say it's a lingering one. >> it's been a month and we're ready for it to be done. please be over. >> reporter: that's whitney jefferson of buzz feed, which made its own harlem shake and they still haven't taken it down. it just hit a million views this week, and the darn thing just keeps making news. the story of the students who made one in flight and provoked an faa probe to whether they had broken any laws. they had not, it was decided. or the australian miners who lost their six-figure incomes this week, fired because they did this underground with shirts off. apparently a safety code violation. the viralty began this winter when these guys were goofing around. the scena

information and the low being for rules to be changed again so he can buy a remaining us flagships the l.a. times and chicago tribune craig why can no one stop him at a moment when so much of the rest of the world especially. in england is waking up to the dangers of that much media consolidation in concentration i think is was so shocking about this that we're at a moment where you know even just this week more journalists working for mr murdoch are being arrested this scandal continues to expand and yet here in the states we're not really talking about that i think so many politicians are afraid of aggravating fox news and becoming targets there and i think that mr murdoch has expressible amount of lobbying power and clout here in the states that how to keep this scandal out of the national conversation. on the tenth anniversary of invading your wrote this flagship n.b.c. program called claims to reveal who gains from the media what the bill below is what provoked war but it doesn't mention one of the chief gave us embassies oh no bull manufacture of general electric in fact ten days off to the

i'm so happy to hear you talk about the "l.a. timesho we should pay attention to when jon stewart takes the summer off. you rank number three in the article. we're number three. see how later our favorite republican campaign funders show an interest in buying the "l.a. times." [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] what? that calls for double drama. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] what? >> stephanie: okay. that's true. throwing out a little conspiracy theory. >> it is true. >> stephanie: the talker's list came out. talk show host in america. we're number 12. we're number 12. i'm number 12. >> weren't we number 36 before? >> stephanie: we're movin' on up. >> on the east side? >> stephanie: i'm the number 12 most important something in the -- i don't know. >> i want my full newspaper coverage. i want magazine stories. i want books. i want films. i want tv. i want radio. i want us on the air 24 hours a day! this is our moment! >> who did you beat? >> stephanie: howard stern beat me by one. he's 11. bastard person. [ buzzer ] >> well, if we had more naked chicks. >> stephanie

here's what he said to "the l.a. times."u're a republican, you believe in get out of my life and the precious right to privacy, the right to be left alone. well then, pal, i don't care what you do. you can go worship the great eel at night, but don't mess with me and take a position i have and wrap religion around it." >>> remember when rick perry said this about the possibility of texas seceding from the union? >> texas is unique. when we came in the union in 1845, one of the issues is we would be able to leave if we decided to do that. we've got a great union. there's absolutely no reason to dissolve it, but if washington continues to thumb their nose at the american people, you know, who knows what may come out of that. >> governor perry eventually stopped with that secession talk but not everyone in the state backed off with him. check out the latest pitch from secession from a group called the texas nationalist movement. >> thanks for being with us. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. you'll never go back

the "l.a. timesangerous combination of cough syrup and soda called fizzer. a.j. hammer is standing by in new york. tell us about this, a.j.. >> well, there's been this outpouring of support and concern flooding the internet, carol, after those initial reports that claim that the hip hop star was near death. but now you have multiple associates of the 30-year-old grammy winning rapper working very diligently to dispel any rumors on the social media. they're even using wayne's own twitter handle to let his fans know that he's good and east thankful for the prayers and the love. no one in wayne's camp is confirming what led to the seizures. but this "l.a. times" does identify this fizzurp citizen a possible reason. this is a concoction that's also referred to as purple drank, because of the dark color that it turns to from the dyes in the syrup. now, wayne has made to secret of his affinity for the drug. he's written about it in his lyrics. he's admitted to the difficulty he's had with breaking his habi

she told the "l.a. times" he's a smart man. he's a good man. i believe he sees where the tide is going. i do trust him. i absolutely trust that he will go in a good direction. earlier this month, senator rob portman entered the debate, reversing his stance on the issue when he revealed his son had recently come out. will portman chronicled the story in the yale student newspaper writing in part, i'm proud of my dad. not necessarily because of where he is now on marriage equality, although i'm pretty psyched about that, but because he's been thoughtful and open-minded in how he's approached the issue and because he's shown that he's willing to take a political risk in order to take a principled stand. he was a good man before he changed his position. and he's a good man now just as there are good people on either side of this issue today. >>> recent pew poll shows a reversal in public opinion on the topic of same-sex marriage mostly because of younger americans. in 2003, americans overwhelm league opposed it. 58% to 33%. flash forward ten years

the last decade recently i was discouraged to learn that there potentially looking to buy at the l.a. times and the chicago tribune which would undoubtedly give them even more of a platform to push their agenda now you might be wondering what agenda and i talking about well let me give you a little background on the koch brothers in case she didn't know it all started in one hundred seventy one the lewis powell memo which described a strategy for the corporate takeover of america's public institutions the memo urges corporate america to fight back against government regulation by taking on the universities the media and the courts and to do so they create think tanks aligned with a long range planning and guess what the koch brothers of fall of that plan to would t. koch industries have made enormous grants to dozens of universities the grants are conditional upon the expectation that the institution will promote a specific ideology of economic freedom gary nelson the president of the american association of university professors explains how these koch grants are a violation of academic fr

and the "l.a. times," the "washington post" and "the new york times" had scathing editorials about the lack of leadership on entitlement debt and deficit. they tore him to shreds on these questions, and i think going to this debate about budgets where we will see three new budget, that is the question, the one you asked, will the white house press corps continue to put the pressure on the president to be serious about these big issues. lou: that question, as look at what is happening with this president, he can't stand for this feedback to open up because it calls into question what has been a legacy of the mr. petitions, promises whether it be the fact that something as innocuous as sequester won't happen to the issue that he won't raise taxes on middle-class americans working men and women, which he did. >> steve is right, this is a moment of truth in this white house. either he is going to change or the press is going to change, the truth will come out because there is no more tolerance for the kind o

coverage of political news, with the executive director of tmx, a former network news anchor, and .n "l.a. times" writer this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thanks so much for being here. thank you to my colleagues. this is a terrific panel of three incredible journalists with incredibly different backgrounds. let's get into it. i must confess this is the first time i was told i would be moderating this panel. i felt great physical pain. it was a flashback, a moment of real physical pain back in 2003 outside buildings in norwalk. the recall election was scheduled and people were going to run for governor. i was staking it out and covering it when arnold schwarzenegger walked up the stairs to file his papers. i was sitting at a respectful distance and trying to get in a question. arnold was ignoring me. next thing i knew, my head had hit the ground. i had been mowed over by teams of reporters and crews. i stayed at a respectful distance while they went right up to arnold and got answers to their questions. they were undeterred by security and various rope lines and things. i did not nee

. >> greg: "l.a. times" reporter says bob woodward is senile.> eric: and david plouffe said that woodward is past his prime. >> bob: he is injecting himself in a policy debate and assuminassuming this is what had and obama did this and didn't do that. obama is not protecting the country. bob woodward is not involved in policy. >> dana: that is obsurd. bob woodward is a reporter. he did reporting. what he reported on and subsequently confirmed by the white house. the question he was asking, threat set aside, does it matter who came up with the idea for sequester? he decided it was, it was integral to the story. >> bob: he said can you imagine ronald reagan say he couldn't move an aircraft carrier? who is woodward to say that. >> greg: he can. >> kimberly: he has context and history. the fact he is making a big deal suggests there is something more to it. you are fooling yourself. this is a warning. get him now or interviews or another book down the road, they will find a way and it will be insidious. that is how they do things. >> eric: do you th

owned by the tribune company the indictment alleges kids encourage anonymous members to disrupt the l.a. times website keyes who has an influential social media presence faces up to twenty five years in prison and a two hundred fifty thousand dollars fine for each count and we are going to leave it off there but you can also always follow me on twitter at liz wahl.

the american society of civil engineers tells the l.a. times nearly 70% of california's roads are in poor or mediocre shape. at least we're not alone, though. washington and oregon's numbers are almost as bad. about 65% of their roads need work. >>> the three men under arrest after police pushed them to the east bay may be responsible for two shootings. they spotted a driver driving a car erratically near terrell and t tennyson around 11:00 last night. police chased that car for nearly 20 miles until they crashed near oakland. police say it's possible the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. they say the suspects may be linked to another shooting on sunday and another in san leandro on friday. >>> the plan to move 60 roommates from the overcrowded facility to dublin is drawing criticism from the aclu. the aclu says the transfer is a waste of resources and will do nothing to improve public safety. the group says monterrey should be working on ways to rehabilitate the lower risk inmates rather than shuttling them to other cells in

fascinating story in the "l.a. times" today came out about how john roberts' cousin, who is an out lesbian woman from san francisco who wants to marry her partner, will be chief justice roberts' guest at the argument. now, i don't think that suggests exactly how he's going to vote, but john roberts comes from a very conservative catholic family in northern indiana, and he has a close gay relative. i just think that is indicative of how much the country has changed over the years. >> all right. jeff toobin, attorney general harris, thank you so much. >> the argument will be heard tomorrow and wednesday as well but a decision is not expected until june. for more, go to cnn.com. >>> next, an anxious night for amanda knox. italy's supreme court will decide if she is to be retried for the murder of college roommate in 2007. can they actually do that? we will talk to her attorney ahead. >>> from the rockies to the east coast, winter will not release its cold, snowy, windy grip despite the fact it's been spring for a week now.

the l.a. time reports that the so-called gang of 8 are close to a deal.ir plan would satisfy the demands of the president and marco rubio. while all of this might signal a change of seasons, it probably won't change the game. within the republican party, things are getting down right frosty, lindsey graham is going after jeb bush for his refusal to support path to citizenship. yesterday bush tried to make amended. >> i talked to senator graham and he said that we're in sync on this, caused on our proposal in the book that clint and i wrote; that the objectives are the same. >> michael: the riff between bush and graham is one example of the cracks starting to show in the republican ice. graham himself is facing a primary challenge to his seat from the founder of the conservative gay group go proud. and center mccain had challenging moment of his own, after he blasted rand paul last week. he today got stuck on an elevator with him. that 30-second ride probably felt more like a 13-hour filibuster. and finally we get to the spring freeze the end of gun safety

. >> don lee at the l.a. times. would you be in favor of reducing the flow of stimulus ago we had a month or two of job growth light in february, the unemployment rate dropping, but the long-term unemployed did not change much? and a related question, how much of a pickup you expect to see in the labor force rate?ipation what would we need to see there to show substantial improvement? >> on the first question, as i said, that is a decision for the committee. we will make a judgment about how significant improvement is, how sustained it is. long-term unemployment is one dimension of the unemployment problem. i think probably the best way to get the long-term unemployed back to work is to get an overall strong labor market. we would be looking at the overall key indicators like overall unemployment rate, payrolls, and hiring, and some other things that i mentioned. the other part of your question was about labor force participation. labor force participation has been declining on a trend like basis in the united state

the "l.a. times" reporting smith met kreech's wife while in rehab. investigators say it doesn't appear the killing is tied to a drug deal. >>> a 3-year-old is now in protective custody after being found living in a home filled with trash, used needles and piles of human waste in modesto. two adults are now under arrest. officers say they were squatters who moved into a home on west union avenue after the owner died. they are now charged with child endangerment and the house is now boarded up. >>> 6:41. a desperate act nearly turns deadly for a south area bay substitute teacher. we will tell you about the horrifying allegations that led him to try and take his own life. >>a court-martial years before his rampage. what we learned about why he was allowed to go free. >> a bad jet that will help you save gas and tell you how much it costs to go to work. we'll take a look coming up. >>> 6:42. beautiful start to the day. the new day begins in san jose. mostly cloudy. rain on the way. not for a while. we'll time it out for you coming up next. >> look the a

the "l.a. times" reports that liverside has withdrawn their reward for the arrest and conviction of ex-cop, christopher dorner. the conditions were not met. he was found dead inside a burned-out cabin in big bear after going on a killing spree leaving law enforcement on a day's long manhunt. several other groups are withdrawing their pledges. >>> up in smoke as the fire takes down the roof. fierce flames that send firefighters scrambling in the east bay >>> a car flattened after a deadly crash in the south bay. look at the aftermath and detour in place for your morning commute. >>> good news when it comes to your homes. house prices way up in the bay area. we'll take a look coming up in business news >>> taking a live look. thick clouds over san jose. we will see sunshine today. we have a series of weather systems slated to bring us rain. it all depends on where you live. that forecast is coming up next. >>> traffic tuesday is kicking in for 880. this shot of fremont doesn't look quite so bad. i thin

it was showing signs of looming death, "the l.a. times" declared three weeks ago. wrote the daily beast. played out said ad age. only when we asked, youtube told us this past weekend, search interest in the harlem shake was at the highest it has been. looming death? well, let's say it's a lingering one. >> it's been a month and we're ready for it to be done. please be over. >> reporter: that's whitney jefferson of buzz feed, which made its own harlem shake and they still haven't taken it down yet. it just hit a million views this week. and the darn thing keeps making news. the story of the students who made one in flight and provoked an faa probe into whether they broke any laws. they had not, it was decided. or the australian minors who lost their six-figure incomes, fired because they did this underground with shirts off. apparently a safety code violation. it began when these guys were goofing around. a scenario then repeated in trendy office spaces and off it went. it plateaued but it did not stop. now people are doing the harlem shake, jumping out of airplanes

a bit per gigabyte and they would make probably billions of dollars per year -- any way the l.a. timesbe used to put a laptop on every kid's desk -- >> or we could get rid of the republican politicians trying to get rid of the post office. >> stephanie: that's true. there's that. it would allow a certain number of emails a month -- >> do you know how many emails people send. noo >> stephanie: exactly. stop emailing me. i just thought it was an interesting idea. >> nuclear fusion it doesn't make him an expert in tax policy. >> stephanie: i'm not talking to any of you this morning. ed in philadelphia. >> caller: hey, steph, i have to tell you it's all about me not about you, and i'm sorry about your emails, but i do like my emails. >> stephanie: thank you, and i do not need a penis enlargement. >> caller: and neither do i, my dear. >> stephanie: wow! okay. then. >> caller: the reason i'm calling, mitt romney is the reason we're in this bad shape, he has taken money from going corporations, and hid the profits offshore. you take that money and -- and you take people who are making a halfw

>> well, piers, you realize that adam lanza according to the "l.a. times," the "portland observer" he did try to purchase a firearm. connecticut's gun laws prohibited him from doing that. the gun laws worked in the sense they prohibited him from purchasing a firearm. now, as to whether or not his mother should have had her firearms perhaps stored a little bit better and kept away from her son, that's another topic of discussion. but again, he stole firearms, he committed a crime to obtain a firearm which he then used illegally. >> grover norquist, you're on the board of the nra. the nra it seems to me has a lot of very reasonable members, many of whom tweet me. if you're watching now, you want to tweet me, let me know if you're an nra member. they can be quite rational and they say look, we have no real problem with background checks. we don't have any problem with more investment in mental health and so on. not even much of a problem with the high capacity magazines. they're not too sure about assault weapons. they are quite rational in what they say but

. >> do you think the "times" or the post or the globe or 00 "l.a. timesgo was objective? what you had then was a liberal monopoly on the netted works, on the major papers, on the news magazines, on the colleges and universities. on hollywood. it was they had all called the commanding heights of the culture. the difference is is that now we have a few dissenting independent sources. fox news. one page of the "wall street journal." and talk radio. and that creates an atmosphere and the internet where you have real ideological competition. so i think it's advance over where we were 30, 40, 50 years ago. >> all right, charles. thanks very much as always. factor tip of the day. a thrilling experience you may want to have. the tip just 60's seconds away. >> factor tip of the day in a moment. want some thrills? i have them for you. first, great news for us, "killing kennedy" biggest selling hard cover in america 2012. this is just in, we beat everybody by far. "killing lincoln" on publishers weekly list for the year despite it came out in 2011. both books combin

according to the l.a. times, she also ran a black site prison overseas. the official is mentioned in the senate intelligence committee report that accuses top officers of misleading congress about the effectiveness of the interrogations'. she became acting head of clandestine services at the end of last month. one of the first decisions faced by the new cia director john brennan is whether to keep her in the post. fiveest imprisoned for months during argentina's military dictatorship has issued a statement clearing jorge manuel bergoglio, now pope francis, of playing a role in his arrest. francisco jalics was addressing reports bergoglio had passed along information about him and another jesuit priest that led to their detention and torture. he now says -- his statement appears to contradict what he originally told argentine journalist horatio verbitsky. he appeared recently on "democracy now!" and said jalics had confirmed a report of the second priest, who has since died, that bergoglio was involved in their imprisonment. and healked with him confirmed

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