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in other words he was consuming an reposing the political lies that led to this. the 42-year-old depape broke into the pelosi home repeating the same chant, where's nancy? according to police. according to those who study radical light it's influenced by lies. >> one thing we see conspiracy theorys fromotivate individual actors. >> one report says he thought he was jesus. >> he thought he was jesus, paranoid speaking that people are after him. >> republicans eager to distance themselves from the politics of the attacker are latching on to reports he mentally ill but whether or not, every post was rooted in right wing conspiracies or lies about the left. >> thing this is a classic case of somebody steeped in toxic content following hyper link after link down rabbit holes. >> while paul pelosi lies in a hospital there are new conspiracies fueled by partial reporting. >> listen to this police dispatch. >> his name is david and she a friend. >> while a law enforcement source told the los angeles times investigators believe pelosi was getting coded information, while a

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and if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. the fbi goes on to say depape told police he was trying to send a message to congress. with that in mind, do you expect additional federal charges, maybe filed as this investigation continues? >> absolutely, yes. i do expect additional federal charges. these are just preliminary charges to enable the feds to hold him. but obviously you've got an attempted kidnapping here, you have an assault, you have an attempted murder. you have a whole bunch of additional crimes that could be charged, in addition, of course, state charges are also in the offing, and there you would have attempted murder and other charges under california law. double jeopardy does not apply because under the constitution both the state and the federal government can charge for criminality arising out of the same incident. >> maggie haberman, the suspect said he viewed speaker pelosi as, quote, the leader of the pack. she certainly is in a league of her own when it comes to criticism from republicans and that extends

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, conspiracies, lies, and accountability.search for accountability for january 6th is about to get back underway. a preview of what to watch for just hours from now. then, a trump insider reportedly flips and says it was none other than the former president himself who ordered top secret documents moved in his florida home. plus, alex jones and the billion dollar consequences of his conspiracies about sandy hook. i will talk with two parents who won in that courtroom today, as the 11th hour gets underway on this very busy wednesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. the house select committee trying to uncover what led to january 6th in less than 24 hours from what is likely to be their final public hearing. that attack on the capitol was fueled by conspiracy theories and lies about the 2020 election. and so far, nobody has been held accountable for telling those lies. but this afternoon, in connecticut courtroom, a jury revealed that someone who spreads lies for a living can be held accountable in a b

do not like being lied too and they do not like other peeping being lied too and will bite liinto theand just repeatg stupid words that they do not understand. >> as a conservative and a christian you feel blackballed? >> i don't care. i would never sacrifice the truth for a paycheck. for my dignity, for my honor and never do that know what my priorities are. they are so many people working in hollywood who prioritize work and lose their souls. in fact i get e-mails from them. because we have sorbo studio spring to get e-mails from people if you are looking to hire i want to make the movies you make. after i sacrifice my career it was redeemed, came back to me. i wrote a movie, i started and it comes on the big screen printed really well to the box office. i would never have written that story for myself i never would have written the story of o, then she redeemed her career. i was impassioned to rent a movie. they said you have to play the part. i sacrificed. i got the best. he is my pride and joy. that iss me. i did that but i do take credit for him but i guess some of that in my li

lies and how to refute them. he joins us. welcome. >> glad to be here. >> what do you say to black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book and just explosive cover? >> i give them my back story. i was born on a cotton plantation, my father was a sharecropper. picking cotton. he bought us out of the plantation in tennessee. and he was so thankful that god had given us a middle-class life that we started a gospel team group, went around the south singing gospel music around the south. i went to college university of michigan and started working in a prison in south carolina, five years and i saw the belly of the beast and i saw evil. i was supposed to supervise 127 hard-core felons every day and i was most of the time by myself so i had to understand evil and i saw a lot of young black men, the clinton crime bill, started asking black intelligentsia why does a black man get backed up like this, in 1990 they had 40 on that case. they told me it was a bunch of rich white republicans who hated black peo

they couldn't appeal to this is a bunch of lies, our children just died, this is a bunch of lies, etc., this got no reaction from any of them, correct? >> none. none. >> so he went to copyright which they do, they are concerned -- that's the only law that they're bound by. >> yes, yes. correct. >> what did you think of this and what did o he think of it? were you -- you call me, like, cara, why are they doing? >> yeah. >> because they can. they're unaccountable and ungovernable. they are not to be govern but anybody -- and exactly. and as you said, you know, these are -- your analogy about facebook that mark zuckerberg has built a city without police, without fire departments, without sewage treatment or trash pickup, and and we all have to live in it. >> and he t gets all the rats. >> from our movements around the city. >> it's called the purge. it's a very good movie. you'd enjoy it very much. [laughter] so what happened to shift that? because he did get them to start to pay attention, right? if.g [inaudible conversations] >> as you s said, public shamin. in thehe book there's an in

then they lied about how schooll shutdowns are really necessary. >> then they lied about inflation. g the they just have a problemd al telling the truth and all of it affects the hispanic community as much as any other, perhaps even coms more so community in the united states , they lied about how soft. on crimecrim policies like bail reform wouldl lead to better resultsed . instead, of course, it's led toi a surge in crime that hurtsn hispanic communities. they lied about how the border was under controwal and you love that, which has led to, of course, hispanic deaths from fentanyl and overcrowded classrooms, difficult for parents and kids to deal with.et diffi to dealthey lied about ns down businesses during covidin doing enormous damage to our growing class of hispanic entrepreneurs. and they lied about who's to blame for these articulately high energy prices, blaming poor gas station owners. that was nice.at joe biden democrats are so desperate to hold on to power that they'll even lie to conceal the true medical condition of their own candidates. cal condn ofjoe biden and john

, russian lies. the fbi then offered before they ever filed and used for the first fisa warrant, they used the dirty dossier and never verified it. we know that because the fbi met with christopher steele before the application was put in and offered steele $1 million to corroborate his phony dossier. mccabe said without the dossier, we never would have gotten the fisa warrant approved. this is all nothing but a bounty on president trump's head. this is all a ploy from the deep state, all designed to take down donald trump and prevent him from winning. with reaction, devin nunes, former change-up campaign adviser carter page is with us. carter, you worked for your country, you worked for the cia. you were an asset to your country a patriot to your country. i still don't understand why they targeted you in the first place. and then we learned in testimony this week that in october, early october of 2021 the fbi went overseas to talk to christopher steele about the steele dossier. they said they would

i don't like being lied to i don't like other people being lied to and other people buying into the lie and becas a consera christian, do you feel blackballed? sam: oh. yes. i don't care. i would never sacrifice truth for a paycheck, for my dignity, for my honor. i would never do that. i know what my priorities are. there are so many people working in hollywood, who prioritize work, and they lose their souls. i get emails from them. we have sorbo studios, i get email saying, hey if you're looking to hire i want to make movies you make. by the way after i sacrificed my career, it was redeemed. i wrote a movie. i start in it. it's on the big screens. it did well in the box office. i would never have written that story for myself. i would never have written the story of, oh then she redeemed her career. i was just an passion to write a movie. then my cowriter said, will you have to play the part. so, i sacrificed, i got the best and you have met my son. he is my pride and joy. that is me. i did that. i don't take credit for him, but i get to have some of that in my life. what would i get i

yes there is freedom of speech in the united states but you cannot tell lies and especially lies thatave the kind of consequences that these families suffered. liz dunning is a gun violence survivor and vice president of development and partnerships at brady, an organisation that advocates for gun control and against gun violence. i asked her what it will mean for the families to have this ruling. survivors are not a monolith so everybody�*s individual experiences are their own, but i will say for me, the amount ofjust incredible relief, i was becoming emotionaljust listening to this lead—in, just knowing the justice they had been waiting for and hoping for an wishing for an dreaming of is here. i cannot imagine and i hope that they are finding time tonight and in the days ahead to be together and to be proud of the incredible strength and effort that they have demonstrated over this really long period of time. stories of gun violence are unfortunately not rare in the united states. as someone with such a strong personal connection to this, do you find it difficult to follow stories l

your profession lies in the fact that was to tell lies in order to bring out the truth.o some extent it actually is. let's say so to tell a lie in order to get that information that is socially significant, as far as our methods are concerned. yes, but i can here. probably cite the work of intelligence officers as an example, or sometimes you also have to tell a lie and use some kind of legend for economical, of course, in the interests of this or that state, and you work in the interests of society. x uh of russian society, i think so here, of course, it will always be important, then uh, what kind of motivation does a person have, because, as was always their custom, er, there are spies. we have our scouts too. unfortunately, in the media, journalism and this is already a new media that is pressed in space, and they often replace, one might say, the traditional methods of journalism. we will not get away from this if our opponents use such methods and they are much worse. and why can't we use it, but i have a question. here you are, uh, that you admit that you are tell

: the importance lies in the fact that it _ translation: the importance lies in the fact that it is -he only place containing completely preserved carvings. iraq was the birthplace of some of the world's earliest cities and home to some of humanity's first examples of writing. it was feared that the wa5 feared that the ruthlessness of islamic statement that many of iraq stretches were lost forever. but with discoveries 5uch stretches were lost forever. but with discoveries such as this one there seems to be reason 5till this one there seems to be reason still to be hopeful. tom ryder, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter. you will find me on there. i'm @benmmoulo5. thanks for watching. i will see you very soon. goodbye. hello. wednesday brought a top temperature of 22 celsius in jersey. it was a warm day for some, but a wet day for others, and that is all because of this big, broad area of low pressure, really the engine room of our weather at the moment. it's been 5ucking warm air of from the south, but it's also been throwing pul5e5 of rain northwards and it will continue to do so.

spreading lies that you know to be false.o stop him? i don't know. such a narcissist, i don't know if he will really be able to grasp the effects on, this but i think for everyone else they will stop and i think alex jones might think twice before he starts spreading lies about another mass shooting, and that is what he is trying to do. >> used to be a standup, but now disinformation perilous all over the world, but is there any learning of the last ten, years any learning about what to do with these nascent liars who are out there, because clearly they have figured out how to get an audience. there seems to be an audience for everybody and everybody nonsense. >> yes. this is a war on disinformation right now. we are seeing it play out under the digital screens in front of us and i think we all have to be more critical about our thinking, not just except what you hear, but look for credible news sites. not these people who are just trying to stroke fear and anger, and push their products. it has got a sales message attached t

the lies matter. because the sanctions for them matter. because what is happening right now tonight in america is according to so many victims family, justice long overdue for these families who lived through the unthinkable. the murder of their children at sandy hook and the man you see on your screen tried to lie about and harass and defame and profit off all that. well that ends. that ends today. that was put to an end in court with and i want you to hear this number because it is way larger than any number i have ever read in any newscast to you as news. $965 million in damages against mr. jones awarded to the many victims, the parents, the families, who has you know if you followed the case, have detailed what they were put through. really just beyond words by this liar. these grieving parents have recounted what was done to them and their families and how this escalated and how the profits that mr. jones was seeking came at the cost of violent threats, harassment, all because mr. jones was pushing something that is completely false.

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i don't like being lied to and i don't like other people being lied to and other people buying into the lie and becoming npc's which is repeating stupid words they don't understand. >> as a conservative and a christian do you feel blackballed ? >> no, yes and i don't care. i would never sacrifice the truth for a paycheck for my honor m. i would never do that. i know where my priorities are. there's so many people who prioritize work and they lose their soul. i get emails from studios and i get emails from people hey, i want to make the movies you by make and by the way after i sacrifice my career it was redeemed, it came back to me. i wrote a movie, i startin it and it's on the screen, it did well . i would never have written that story for myself. then she redeems her career, i was just impassioned to write a movie and my cowriter said you haveto play this part . . i sacrificed. i got the best end. you've met my son. he's my pride and joy. i did that, i don't take credit for him but i get to have some of that in mylife . what would i get instead, maybe some good parts in movies? no tha

if you strip away over the lies the accusations, the propaganda. do you in your own mind, have a clear idea why putin started this war? yeah, he started this war because he wants to stay in power. you're struggling for lifetime. and since he cannot sell in. ready any success because the economy is shrinking. if it's going to start with team the end of the daily life, of most people in russia, as the teacher, or instead, he can only sell some military successes. that's why he wanted to read because it, it all right, later look, raised russian room. so defense rush and interest. and so if that were for some years like it was raining and he just wanted to repeat this premium f sites. so this idea that he felt threatened by nato, and he thought nato countries were trying to, in circle russia. although how you in circle a country that has 11 times ends and is 10 percent or 11 percent of the world land mass. it's difficult to imagine, but all that's nonsense, all that was nonsense, was it that may be a 2nd thing he was thinking about, but i think the int

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it's not just the lies.his whole business model is wrapped around telling lies so he can sell his products to his audience. and you're right, it's tens of millions of dollars a year. we tracked just one three-year period with sales where $165 million, some $55 million a year. he may not have money in the bank, but he certainly has the ability to create and generate income through his business model, which is what this jury head. this jury heard that he does have the ability to pay this money because he raised this money by telling lies about these children. >> i want to remind our viewers, jones' conduct during the course of this trial. listen to this. >> i've already said i'm sorry a hundred times, i'm done saying i'm sorry. i didn't generate this, i wasn't the first person to say it. americans were being blamed for this, but i don't apologize for it. >> don't apologize, mr. jones, please don't apologize. >> i've already apologized to the parents over and over again. >> what's the sentiment from families wh

. >> lies. >> she's able to tell a lie. she believes the lie. >> and murder. >> he attacked me and i defended myself. >> after one of the most sensational and bizarre trials ever, hear the chilling details from her friends. >> did you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. little cuts. >> and his. >> he was very afraid of her. but every time he tried to break things off with jodi she'd threaten to kill herself. >> inside the jodi arias trial. >> this isn't a ride at disneyland. this is somebody who was tragically murdered. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " when travis alexander was murdered, friends immediately suspected his former girlfriend, jodi arias. graphic evidence found at the scene pointed to jodi as well. and soon she was arrested. her trial captivated the nation with months of lurid testimony. through it all, there was a fascinating mystery at the heart of the crime. who was jodi arias? here's josh mankiewicz with "along came jodi. " >> mr. alexander was stabbed. you would acknowledge that, right? >> yes. >> it w

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yes there is freedom of speech in the united states but you cannot tell lies and especially lies thatnd of consequences that these families suffered. liz dunning is a gun violence survivor and vice president of development and partnerships at brady, an organisation that advocates for gun control and against gun violence. shejoins us now from washington thank you for being with us in good to see you. as i mentioned you yourself are a survivor of gun violence. what will it mean for the families to have this ruling in court?— for the families to have this ruling in court? survivors are not a monolith _ ruling in court? survivors are not a monolith so _ ruling in court? survivors are | not a monolith so everybody's individual experiences their own that i will say for me, the amount ofjust incredible amount of just incredible relief, amount ofjust incredible relief, i was becoming emotionaljust listening to the lead in, knowing that the justice they had been waiting for and hoping for an wishing for and hoping for an wishing for and hoping for an wishing foran dreaming of for and hoping fo

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that he lied about.note that many networks broke in. many networks stopped their coverage to cover that news, and then there was some networks that did not. >> networks that covered it the second verdict came down started talking about the steele dossier. didn't like the verdict, started talking about -- >> too close to home. >> the steele dossier with devin nunes. tells you what you need to know. let's bring in right now professor of princeton university and msnbc contributor mike barnicle and the truth. it seems that truth is being defended in some corners. we talked ak one federal court after another federal court saying "no" to trump and his lawyers' lies, but also from the infowars guy to kanye to people that have slandered dominion voting. the people who slandered -- it seems they're actually, almost like gravity is returning. a sense of decency is returning, that actually words have consequences. >> i wish i could be as optimistic as you seem to be, joe, about gravity returning and common sense re

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well, vince ellison has entered its questions in his new book 25 lies and he joins us now. welcome o. >> glad to be here. >> what do you say to every day black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book and just the explosive cover . >> i'll give them my back storyi was born in a con cotton plantation in tennessee, my father was a sharecropper . and he aspired, he ventured out of the plantation in tennessee through the insurance industry and he was so thankful god had given us a middle-class life that we started the gospel singing group called the ellison family, we went singing gospel music throughout the south . this is how i got such an intimate knowledge of the black church and after athat i went to the college of mississippi and working at the prison in south carolina. five years i worked at kirkland correctional facility and i saw evil. iwas supposed to supervise hundred and 27 hard-core felons every day . and i was there most of the time by myself so in order to survive i had to understand clsomebody wanted to beat me up, you have to understand evil and i

maria: get attacked for whipping it is lies, lies. >> talking about this all morning deception and lies all so democrats can push their narrative they only got a few narratives to draw on racism, draw on climate change, and maybe equity, another few out there, continue to go back to these to try and convince people they are good guys everyone else bad guy. i think reasonable minds can disagree whether or not one should be impeached based on political. when you out-and-out lie to american people moments after you received he had what exonerates, remember one lives ruined two to save face still currently as we speak being charged with quote/unquote administrative offenses, because the biden administration, can't let this go, admit they were at fault what does this do if you don't have consequences for this administration forral mayorkas, joe biden what does it for al mayorkas bigger place to seep into collective conscious bad for the country. maria: multiple lies, right? to deal with rail unions no there wasn't recession is not a recession yes, it is, the border is secure. no, it is not.

, russian lies. the fbi then offered beforee they ever failed and used fort a the for the fisa warrant. they use the dirty dossierneve and never verified it. we know that because the fbi met with christopher steele before the application was put in and offered steele $1 million to corroborate his phony dossier, he was unable to do so. and remember, it wass phon andrew mccabe that said, oh, without the dossier, we never would have gotten the fisa application warrant approved. now, this was all, as devin nunes said, nothing more than a bounty on president trump's head, a pure political ploy from the deep state and theirnts actors in the lead up to all the 2016 election, all designed to take down donald trump and prevent him from winning it, with reaction. former house intelligence chairr devin nunes, former trump campaign advisor carter pages with us. >> you know, carter,nge- youup k for your country. worked yo fu work for the cia. it's now well known. you are an asset toe your country. you're a patrio

it said speech is free but lies you pay for. so when you're spreading lies that harm vulnerable peopleor any people , and are patently false and have been debunked countless times, there is a penalty for that in our laws. free speech does not protect that although conspiracy theorists generally tend to claim that it does. attacks on people, knowing that they are false is prohibited. that's the first amendment does not protect that. >> how do they did they deal with 200 years ago? >> conspiracy theories? the revolution mobilized on the fact that a conspiracy had corrupted the british monarchy and the british government and the revolution was mobilized on that belief. once the revolutionary regime began to take shape there were people who believe that regime had been corrupted so it works in the sense both ways. both the regimes and the regimes people that have come to oppose the regime both use that kind of what we would consider conspiratorial language because they believe that the dispensation of power was controlled by groups

it was all based on lies. the western elites are using the tragedies of the people to strengthen themselves. to destroy sovereign countries. germany, france, many other countries, there are calls for more and more sanctions against russia and the leaders of europe concede to that. but they must realize that when they are deprived of russian resources and russian energy, that will suffer a heavy blow of their own industries. this is not just being subservient to the united states, by europe, this is a direct betrayal of their own people. in fact, what we saw recently was a direct diversion and direct attack on the nord stream pipeline. in fact, they started destroying the energy infrastructure of europe. who profits from that? those who profit from that are the ones who are responsible. the ones where the perpetrators. -- the ones who are the perpetrators. it is this regime that is all based on violence and intimidation. this is why we see hundreds of military bases emerging all around the world. this is why we

lawyers had argued jones used those lies to create profits. tonight, the question, will the is any of alex jones' millions protected? eva pilgrim reporting. >>> also tonight, reported tornadoes as we come on the air. the warnings and watches right now. reported twisters near milwaukee. this system moving into the northeast tomorrow. washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston. and rob marciano timing it out. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and you'll see the new and h harrowing images right here. a family rescued following a russian missile attack. and tonight, who vladimir putin has now arrested for that bridge explosion. ian pannell in ukraine. and here in the u.s. tonight, two americans on their capture in ukraine by russian-backed forces. they describe what they say was done to them in captivity. whit johnson with the interview. >>> tonight, two navy officers and a doctor reprimanded in the ket of a navy s.e.a.l. trainee. the new report tonight revealing his cause of death and martha raddatz is here. >>> the former rookie officer

well, this led to the fact that lis has now resigned. the british themselves feel about the new anke? asked me to become prime minister because this nonsense has been going on for too long in general at the time of the resignation of the tras the conservatives have already decided on their favorites more than a third support boris johnson almost a quarter rishi-sunok and 10% of the current minister of defense would be a hair's breadth away from the vote last time too among the leaders of sympathy and he refused the race there are also candidates and the main question is whether boris johnson will take part in the elections i want to thank all those present boris johnson himself in his resignation did stress overtake him vacationed there with his family in the caribbean, saying that he has already interrupted his vacation and will definitely run for prime minister while the press is still writing , but boris himself has already declared that the conservatives will return to the rifts with the liberals, now it's just a catastrophic 29%. on

i listened to 4 months for this guy to tell lies about my record and lies about his record. it was a great opportunity to correct that record and tell the truth about what a complete fraud this guy is. 100% voting with joe biden and nancy pelosi. pretends to be a moderate. i relished the opportunity to get in the ring with him and shake things up. >> laura: he seemed at several points during the debate like hehad to pass a kidney stone. he had an interesting take away. >> by all accounts we won the debate. got a lot of people wanting to support the campaign now. mitch mcconnell gave him $4 million and peter teal 15. it's david versus goliath but we have a good shot to win. >> laura: i am trying to figure this out. he is trying to paint himself as an outdoor. -- outsider? [laughing]? >> yes, he tells whopper after whopper. the national democratic party poured tens of million dollars into this race. he runs away from his record and pretends he is a moderate. on his tv commercials you would think he was a right wing conservative because his record is nonexistent. he's been in c