michael: for luanne, it seemed like a page out of a spy novel. >> may be a secret government program. began when she filed a petition with the u.s. tax court to dispute a big irs penalty. she paid the $60 filing fee with this check for $60. but a couple weeks later the court sent the check right back to her. to her amazement, it was totally blank. all the ink on her check had disappeared. >> my first thought was, oh my god, i sent the check and i forgot to fill it out. michael: but she did not forget. you tax court notice said it had been zapped by radiation, causing the ink to disappear. >> i cannot believe this. irradiated? i had never heard of such a thing. michael: here is a copy of her original check, and here is what it looks like now. everything she had written, gone. except for a faint shadow you might be able to see. >> if i tilt it just right, i can barely make out, clerk, united states tax court. michael: she had to find a pen that resists radiation and write another check. >> what is that? michael: she went online and found pens with radiated ink. the cost? $240 for a pack

. >> luanne had to find a pan that resists radiation. >> up and resistant to radiation?>> she went online but the pen cost 250 four dollars for a pack of 100. >> i will not buy a special pen to write one check. i thought michael finney. michael: they have been irradiating mail ever since the big anthrax scare of 2001. that is when criminals were sending envelopes with anthrax through the u.s. mail. radiation would kill harmful bacteria and viruses in case of future attacks. the postal service acknowledged it can become brittle or yellow. ink disappears from his mail on occasion. luanne says it should not be this hard to dispute an irs penalty. >> i don't even know if a sharpie would win. stephanie: this mystery does have a happy ending. before she could send in a new check, they reconsidered her case and waive that penalty. she thankfully did not need to go to court or pay a filing fee. the first latina to go into space has written a children's book hoping to inspire the next generation of scientists. we are all scientist is a book encouraging children to embrace their i

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not in an impeachment situation right now, but once again the president sent out messages to his luanns to basically stone wall this very committee of january 6th. it was essential for the january 6th committee to go that extra mile to try to get every bit of information relevant to the investigation. and how much more relevant could donald trump's e-mails and texts be? nothing is more relevant since he's at the center of the conspiracy. they had to do this, they really did for history and for the future of our constitution. >> senator grassly appealed his subpoena to the supreme court late today. what do you think his chances are? >> his chances are pretty much zero, anderson. when he lost in the district court there was a very reasonable opinion setting out exactly what testimony there could be and couldn't be pursuant to the debate speech clause. he lost unanimously in the 11th circuit when he appealed that ruling. now he's going to the supreme court. they will not step in here. he doesn't have a legal lel leg to stand on, so i anticipate he'll be testifying very soon. >> interesting

the annexation formerly incorporates here san zapora, year on ask, and luanne sky into the russian federation. it's based on the results of referendums that were held over a week ago. let's bring in puzzle falcon, how're, who's a defense and military on the list is also a columnist at the borg ozetta. he judged alive from moscow. the same question to you powerful about these annexations washers house of parliament has as approved it . it now goes to president putin decided off then what loaded becomes the. busy log the land and that means that these directories, though their borders are not just kind of fuzzy. no one really knows that in particular where they are on the ground will become part. so the russian federation, which means that there can be no compromise. there can be no tradeoff of territory for peace. this is already russian sake return tree in the so that actually means at most likely there is no prospect right now of any kind of a meaningful peaceful negotiations at all. it's going to be decided on the battlefield. oh wow, that's total victory or total defeat. the so president a