lissa hits record on her phone. lissa's strategy, just listen to suna.to build trust. >> like i said, i've got nothing to hide. >> lissa thought if she was patient, suna might start telling her a story. >> those guys were down in bismarck, i did not get to see her, other than when she was in the car. >> what is suna's story? >> he said that he gave a ride to carla's brother-in-law and carla, and took them up to spirit lake. >> and kept going? >> yeah, and he did not see her again. >> did you believe him? >> no. >> well, i sure could use your help finding my niece >> like i said, sorry, i'm not trying to be an. >> fbi special agent joey virtually, also worked on carla's case. >> what did you think as you were listening to these calls? >> she did a great job of building trust with him, building rapport. >> what i hear anything, i'll contact you, you know what i mean? >> after more than 30 minutes, suna ended the conversation. >> i'll get a hold of you guys tomorrow >> lissa had no phone number for suna, no way to reach him . all she had was a questionable

i am the co-owner of the bookstore along with my wife lissa muscatine. and tony trembly is here to discuss his book gina galofaro galofaro. he teaches in writes about imperial russia modern european jewish history and the history of human rights. he's the author previously. beyond the pale the jewish experience l of imperial russia. his new book i haven't seen it yet it's pretty linklean thick and justifiably so because it tells quite an important story very comprehensively. it's the story of defense of the soviet union starting in 1962 the soviet union and the movement that began to capture the world's imagination it was the first movement for civil and human rights in the socialist world. an improbable outbreak of individuals who came together to demand that the kremlin obey its own laws. they held unauthorized publicc gatherings and they arrested intellectuals and circulated uncensored unwritten tests. he gained worldwide fame and i'm sure you'll recognize their names one nobel laureate andrew sakharov that were mentioned as individuals were the drivi

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i'm brad graham, the co-owner of bookstore, along with her with my wife, lissa muscatine and. it's qua

i'm brad graham, the co-owner of bookstore, along with her with my wife, lissa muscatine and. it's quite a special treat for us to be hosting glenn fine, who's here to talk about his new book, watch dogs inspect orders general and the battle for honest and accountable government. it's a it's a special treat because glenn is a longtime friend, mine and of listeners so we've known for some time of his distinguished service as the inspector general of not just one major department but to the justice department for 11 years and, the pentagon for four years. among familiar with what inspectors do, glenn, is widely a leading example of how to do the job but not many aware of ig's. which is why glenn decided, to write this book, recounting his experiences and detailing and very instructive terms how i use seek to make government more more efficient and more accountable. and in the book also puts forward some thoughtful proposals for for strengthening oversight. you know being ig can be a pretty thankless position. glenn recalls a number of in which he was obstructed, criticized or wo

. >> as for lissa, she went with us to the field where her niece spent her final moments . >> i miss carla, everybody does. i guess i try to do the best i can to make sure this does not happen to anybody else. >> carla represents so many other women. >> she does. >> are you going to keep fighting, keep searching? >> for sure. most definitely. i don't want another family to ever feel like how we felt. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. watching. >>> hello, and welcome to this special holiday edition of "morning joe. " we are on tape this morning, bringing you some of our top, recent discussions. we will bring you one surrounding democratic ruben gallego, who defeated his republican challenger of the arizona senate race. senate democratic races ended up prevailing in three key battlegrounds, michigan, nevada, wisconsin, and arizona, all states that donald trump also won. speaking to reporters after his victory speech, he explained the reason he was able to win in a tough cycle for democrats. >> you have to earn every vote. this is a