>> the mexican mafia has a code.hey don't assault the officers. >> they don't want any attention brought upon them. if one of their members assaults staff, they already know that now staff is going to start watching them more closely, which is what they don't want. >> because inmate rubio broke that code, he's going to have to pay a penalty. that penalty could be as severe as a beating. it could be anything beyond that. >> rubio, however, denies being a member of the gang. >> they say i affiliate with the mexican mafia. and i don't. >> he's being deceptive. rubio has signed a gang acknowledgment form identifying himself as a member of the mexican mafia. it's not uncommon for these guys to deny it to people who he thinks doesn't know his history. but in the end we do have all of our paperwork intact. >> officer rodriguez, part of the jail's gang intelligence division, heads to rubio's cell to discuss the situation. if rubio is willing to refute the mexican mafia, he can be placed in a protective custody housing it f e

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the skill of the carabineers uk i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five caribou near you follow me day and night i live far from my family for my loved ones these five carabineers at the first people i see in the morning and the last i see at night before i am left alone with my conscience or paolo says investigative works revealed how mafia influence and activity is changing these days. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros the journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. i don't have all been saddled with or the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia was radically changing it infiltrated the state and publ

mafia writer is presenting his new novel here and taking a break. for me berlin is like returning to a myth from my youth. most importantly i can move around freely here at last without the usual squad of security staff. travel. for saviano berlin is a place of tolerance and freedom. in his home country of italy lives virtually in captivity with constant police protection. in two thousand and six his book gomorrah exposed the criminal heart of the cumorah in naples since then he needs bodyguards and bulletproof cars as the mafia are threatening revenge . he described the terror of the clan in detail named names and provided evidence to investigators leading to the arrest of several mafia bosses. violent death is still an everyday phenomenon in naples only the gangsters methods have changed. in the past the quarrel we conquer their territory using blackmailed threats today they just burst in and shoot indiscriminately property of people they gain power by spreading fear. they raced through town on scooters looking for easy money and they're prepared

i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five carabineers are you follow me day and night i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers are the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience. has been investigating details of the clans illegal activities and publishing them online he believes mafia influence is spreading across the globe. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros the journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. but i don't have the obstacle we thought the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia was radi

he's not afraid to take on the entire mafia italian writer roberto saviano. fearless flashy feminist art of kiki smith. and a passion for playing with film music and animation. i also like to experiment with sound. young filmmaker coming. but first surviving in the ruins of some car time takes pictures of death but especially of life continuing in the face of it a new volume has collected the syrians award winning photos. qatar has twenty four i was born in the syrian city of aleppo. the civil war turned him into a photographer. without my care without working out what the graph or i would never get hundreds of. photos that he took between twenty thirteen and twenty fifteen went around the world. i would not say nor what is happening i don't mean you know but for example i do believe in well of the i don't believe in war of fiction eyes and for me when i was there i didn't see myself as someone just waiting to die you know i saw myself as someone trying to do. two years ago katan moved to hanover. he is now studying photojournalism. this old rubber factory re

bosses have made numerous death threats against him as he runs an anti mafia website he told us what it's like to live with a price on his head. first i received warnings then letters containing bullets and then anonymous phone calls and then one day i was attacked i was assaulted by two hooded men since then i've had an injured shoulder so. i've now been living under the protection of the caribbean area for four years i have launched fourteen criminal cases against almost thirty mafia bosses in these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman i live with five men five caribbean area you follow me day and night we will i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers first people i see in the morning and the last i see at night before i'm left alone with my conscience. baron met a has been investigating details of the clans illegal activities and then publishing them on line he believes the mafia influence is spreading across the

want to have me all bent out of the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia that was radically changing that it infiltrated the state and public body as something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe in the world. you know without a political power play a former soviet republic has led to furious protests and an attempt to storm parliament the details on that when we come back. when i was choked seemed wrong wrong wrong just don't call. me but you get to shape out this day to come out ok and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. american sanctions would be damaging but i mean is this just us is it fair is this all us or more jews a country like a tissue paper and when it thinks it doesn't need it anymore it just costs the way i think it's a it's a very good morning. bill . welcome back clashes have broken out in the small former soviet republic of armenia

bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman i live with five men five carabineers you follow me day and night i live far from my family for my loved ones these five carabineers at the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience. has been investigating details of the clans illegal activities and publishing them online he believes mafia influence is spreading across the globe. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros a journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. i don't have all been saddled with or the matthew is defeated we thought this because the bo

he may be a mafia boss but he is our mafia boss. [laughter] they are applauding for the mafia. they are applauding for the mafia. while the media spews crap how does america feel about it? all of this is about behavior prior to election designed to unseat a president based on a emotional injury that occurred on november 8, 2016. what unites anti- troopers is ptsd, president trump stress disorder. [laughter] the media says trump is using poor policy to distract from scandal but it's the opposite. the scandals are designed to keep him from doing his job and that is how america sees it. that is how i see it. and i am america. [laughter] yes, i am. [cheering and applause] i'm kind of shape like america and america wanted to keep doing his job because so far he's done with china, isis, taxes and what a story but that would be. first, an outsider is elected to disrupt the system. second, he actually disrupt the system, third, the media and their democratic enablers without for the use everything in their power to remove him. now they succeed they will remove one of the most radical p

i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five carabineers are you follow me day and night i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers at the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience about it paolo says that his investigative work has revealed how nafi influence and activity is changing. many journalists do not publish names of photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business worth billions no millions we're talking about billions of euros the journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. i don't have the open south we thought the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings are over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia was radically changing it infiltrated the stay in public

bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman i live with five men five carob in the area who follow me day and night i live far from my family for my loved ones these five carabineers in the first people i see in the morning and the last i see at night before i'm left alone with my conscience. well last week italian investigators obtained a phone conversation between members of a mafia clan the journalist has been investigating on it's one of them allegedly tells his son to murder their a messy investigators believe there was an imminent assassination plans to get rid of the troublesome reporter. for. the. hour with the. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business with billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros t

says his investigative work has revealed how mafia influence and activity is changing. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros the journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. i don't have all been saddled with all of the mafia was defeated the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia was radically changing it infiltrated the state and public bodies something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe in the world of political power play in a former soviet republic has led to furious protests and the attempt to storm parliament the details on that when we come back. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the

i don't have all been saddled with all of the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia was radically changing it infiltrated the state and public bodies something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe in the world got more the day's top stories coming up after this very short break stay with us. thank you ok back well there's outrage in germany after two rappers known for using anti semitic lyrics in their songs when a top music prize there the controversial lyrics include comparisons to auschwitz prisoners and hints at another holocaust but despite that it's rap has won the best hip hop album prize in germany's top music awards last week their latest release sold more than two hundred thousand copies often missionary defending their decision organizers of the award have now backing tracks germany's foreign minister has called the award repugnant while the group of holocaust survivors have also voiced to their outrage but as

paolo says is a verse to give workers reveal how mafia influence and i to vittie is changing of late. many journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism i do i publish names and surname i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros religionist has a fundamental role in telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism that. i don't have all been saddled with or the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia that was radically changing that it infiltrated the state and public body is something of the matter is just an italian problem but unfortunately that's not true the mafia has spread from italy to europe and the world. track another news story for you clashes have broken out in the small former soviet republic of armenia where there's been four days of mass protests now ahead of a longtime former pre

bosses these mafia bosses tried to kill me anyway i managed to save myself from an attack thanks to the skill of the carabineers. i know the moment there are five mafia clans the woman i live with five men five caribou near you follow me day and night i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers the first people i see in the morning and the last night before i'm left alone with my conscience paula baron messi has been investigating details of the clans illegal activity local police recently leaked a recording where they discussed a plot to kill the journalist. in the. name of fighting terrorism out here bosses many of my colleagues do not want a phone as a request. names and surnames i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes their money for this is a business with billions not millions and we are talking about billions of euros so the journalist has a fundamental role of telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism yet we thought the mafia was defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because

donald trump exige lealtad como lo hace el jefe de la mafia. diceun libro del ex director del fbi james comey. no serÍan 43 y no muchos mÁs los desaparecidos en ayotzinapa. y causa conmociÓn en colombia y ecuadorla foto de tres policÍas ecuatorianos secuestrado en las que supuestamente se le ve sin vida, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturnacon enrique acevedo y patricia janiot enrique: james comey ex director del fbi que fue despedido por el presidente donald trump un hombre que segÚn james describe como desconectado de la realidad. pablo: el ex director del fbi describe a donald trump como el jefe de la mafia que le exigiÓ lealtad personal, es parte de su libro que sale este domingo y se titula una lealtad superior, darÁ su primera entrevista despuÉs de ser despedido este domingo en la cadena abc este demÓcrata dice que estÁn investigando al presidente precisamente como si fuese un grupo mafioso. >>tiene sentido porque ya que muller ha traÍdo su grupo de investigaciones a investigadores que han hecho y derru

her. >> the mexican mafia member is perales' boyfriend.ut perales says she asked few questions about his gang activity. >> i've heard stuff i don't want to know, seen stuff i don't want to know. i was like, you hang around with me, don't bring it to me. he would just come home with money. i mean, i had a clue, i mean not a rocket scientist to figure that out. >> perales says the orejone inmate who wrote to her is a pen pal, she met him through a girlfriend after her boyfriend stopped writing her. >> she's like you don't got nothing to do. your boyfriend ain't writing you, i was like, i guess, somebody just to make my time pass quicker, i was like all right. >> at this point i don't think the men are aware they're both communicating to the same person. it is possible but i don't think they're aware of it. once they find out, the only person that could be punished from this is the female receiving the two letters, we have to walk on this with kid gloves. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter

, they could live without being affected by the mafia. and 70% in the rest of italy that pay extortion. >> anthony: that's a lot. >> mary: that's a lot, that's a lot. >> anthony: but not everybody pays the bite. a small but growing coalition of businesses have joined a group called addio pizzo, a grassroots organization taking a stand against the mafia's traditional, near total control over the food chain, from farm to table. i come out of the restaurant business in new york. you got taxed with every laundry order, every time they took your trash away. it was built in -- >> mary: yeah. >> anthony: -- to all your basic services. >> mary: here it's much more of the -- the going around christmas and easter. >> anthony: guy comes by. >> mary: the guy comes by. i mean, it's plain and simple extortion. >> anthony: given that that's a pretty straightforward situation, some of these guys who banded together for addio pizzo, i mean, what happens, the guy shows up and says, "i'm not paying you." what happens next? >> mary: well, apparently, now the

numbers are so high that we in germany really have to look better on that so what we think is that mafia structures are so deep involved in this business and you know just hearing some numbers some official numbers we don't have but some say there are four hundred thousand people working in this business up to this whole time full time and many of them police says after their structures and help organizations say i need to do ninety percent don't do that for free just liberally by their free will so we need to go deeper that in doubt and if there is a number of one point two million transactions in the six business in germany per day you can imagine how much involvement of mafia structures there might be so why have these structures been able to flourish and what can the government be doing to better protect the victims. now we we knew that we advocated for that and the government the parliament has changed laws in the last two years and one is going into function the beginning of this year and this rate of tonight could be an outcome that the police is more more open and more clear in t

a violent mafia gang stashing its cash in london.lves a leading politician in the south of ukraine. the mayor of odessa. gennadiy trukhanov is a public official who is proud of his tough guy image. he's the president of the ukrainian thai boxing federation. this is how he sells odessa to the outside world. you wouldn't think it had corruption problem you listened to the mayor. but he was publicly challenged in the council chamber about the suspicious property deal... the mayor is suspected of having links to a company which sold this abandoned site to odessa council. anna podzniakova says the council paid £3 million too much. she says the plan was to move the money out of the country with the help of a british company. translation: it's money that could be spent on social projects, schools or nurseries. it could be spent to repair roads. in fact it's money that could do good for all odessa citizens. the is also under investigation on deals involving the roads and airports. when he appeared in court two months ago there were violent p

i know that at the moment there are five mafia clans the woman. i live with five men five caribbean area follow me day and night i live far from my family from my loved ones these five carabineers first place in the morning and the last i see at night before i'm left alone with my conscience. investigative works revealed how my fear influence and activity has been changing of late. money journalists do not publish names or photos of mafia bosses many of my colleagues do not do investigative journalism what i do i publish names in surname i publish photos and above all i try to follow their business schemes and money this is a business worth billions not millions we're talking about billions of euros the journalist has a fundamental role telling the truth talking to people and doing investigative journalism. i don't have all been saddled with all of the matthew's defeated we thought this because the bombings were over because arrests were made we did not understand the mafia much radically changing it infiltrated the state and public body as someth

. >> there was the russian mafia, what andrea called little odessa, in florida there were so many trump units at the developments there, i think a third of 2,200 units were bought by former residents of the soviet union, these are all difficult to trace but we're talking about more than $100 million pouring into trump properties often facilitated by attorneys of cohen's sort. >> we went there, it was reputed to be a hangout for the russian

to one mafia to kill him to compact another mafia or to actually in one thousand nine hundred ninety five kind of this group is radical for that the problem still continuing for libya so we need to know where the british are a disappointment are they stopping funding groups and militias in libya just to get a hold of position and try national gains of some sort of libya in the future or not so this is these are the important things that we need to know. all about with the headlines in just over half an hour meanwhile for more on all of that stories. max keiser financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i guess. i'm greased on face of the fight cause thank you for taking. the story that's broke the scale of debt slavery. maybe all brutal truth will be more political. back probably. got the more you. when i would want to. live in. a woman. oh god oh my god look for when i go over. the fact we have. to turn again now. i know. what they believe. like you look at the political. aisle that really. well i'm. not sure how much. i'm at ground. zero were le

now if that sort of black market if mafia is doing their structures from abroad as we saw this nightand many women were involved in leadership of that to then it's a very complex situation and we are in a society that is very says let's say blind or in their liberal thinking blind to that there is still a lot to be done and that's that's our problem frank kind rich from the organization together against human trafficking also a member of parliament here in germany thank you so much for joining us on our program thank you very much but you're watching give you news still to come this diver is getting a peek at the tons of plastic trash clogging the world's oceans but now scientists have made a discovery that could help tackle the problem. but first gary hart is here because there are new developments in the diesel emissions scandal yeah just as we all thought the diesel grade scandal was a thing of the past german police have raided properties links to three top executives at sports comic apportion it's part of a fraud probe linked to the diesel emissions investigators searched ten si

ing coe comey now comparing the president to a mafia boss. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: in his upcoming new book, former fbi director james comey likens president trump to a mafia boss. describing a presidential demand at a hastily arranged white house dinner. >> he called me at my desk at lunchtime and asked me, was i free for dinner that night? and then he said, how about 6:30? and i said, whatever works for you, sir. >> reporter: comey claims at that dinner, president trump told him, "i need loyalty. i expect loyalty." in his book, comey writes, he thought to himself, "the demand was like sammy the bull's cosa nostra induction ceremony." that dinner was just one week after the inauguration. a few months later, comey was gone, fired by the president. in his book, comey describes an emotional call he received shortly after from john kelly, then homeland security secretary, now white house chief of staff. comey says kelly told him he "intended to quit in protest because he didn't want to work fo

to one mafia to kill him to compact another mafia or to actually in one thousand nine hundred ninety five kind of discipline is practical sort of that the problem still continuing for libya so we need to know where the british are at this point are they stopping funding groups and militias libya just to get a hold of position and try national gains of some sort of libya in the future or not so this is these are the important things that we need to know. before on these and plenty of other stories and go to our website our dot com otherwise i'll be back with the latest headlines at the top of the hour and then. it's the cradle of jazz. is america going to america we. don't know it's just jazz feeling. a city of climatic contrast to fish alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the at least twelve members of mob family close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans itself and the best place in the world. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'

now if that sort of black market if mafia is doing their structures from abroad as we saw this night and many women were involved in leadership of that to then it's a very complex situation and we are in a society that is very slight say blind or in their liberal thinking blind to that there is still a lot to be done and that's that's our problem from kind rich from the organization together against human trafficking also a member of parliament here in germany thank you so much for joining us on our program thank you very much. now in the u.s. former first lady barbara bush has died the ninety two year old had refused further medical treatment for her current health problems she was one of only two women in american history to bear the title of first lady and first mother. wife to one president mother to another barbara bush was a stoic silver has matriarch behind an american political dynasty she rose to prominence in the nineteen eighties when her husband george h.w. bush became vice president and later won the oval office the poll necklace she wore at his inauguration briefly turn

to one mafia to kill or to compact another mafia or to actually in one thousand nine hundred five i was kind of this group is too radical for that the problem still continuing for libya so we need to know where the british are at this point are they stopping funding groups and militias libya just to get a hold of the national gains of some sort of libya in the future or not so this is these are the important things that we need to know. u.s. investors a fairly empowered to trade tensions following washington and beijing targeting each other with massive tariffs stock markets and trading indices have taken a hit in the standoff with the dow jones saying it may just slump this friday on the back of news that the trumps reading more action against china the details from new york caleb maupin. for months global analysts have been fearing and anticipating the possibility of what they would refer to as a trade war between the two largest economies in the world the united states and the people's republic of china now it appears that that trade war is now upon us it is now taking place at t

. >> there is one battle that bobby kennedy is determined to fight on his own, taking on the mafia. >fia was really huge in this country, and there was a stronghold of monster influence on politics and entertainment and government. >> they were very powerful. they were politically connected. and when you investigated them, who would you run into? you would run into an elected official. >> this is robert pierpoint, and that building across the street is the u.s. department of justice. >> since the 1950s, bobby has been rooting out corruption in the mob-infiltrated labor unions. >> the attorney general seldom leaves the office before 8:00 at night. >> as attorney general, he's determined to wage the biggest war on the mafia in american history. >> we need now more than talk. we need action. >> bobby kennedy had the single adjective stick with him more than anything else and it was the word "ruthless." and bobby learned, to joe's great delight, how to be a tough guy from papa joe. >> you have a reputation for toughness. we've heard that your father, for instance, fostered that kind of sp

is to provoke the mafia to retaliate violently against members of the cpusa. there's no evidence that this actually works, by the way and it's not for lack of trying. telepro, cpusa is used to attack noncommunist parties and the unitarian minister and members of the congregation circulated a petition on the house of american activities committee. the city council campaigned with the lawyer who defended people prosecutored under the smith act -- the civil rights will target the movement for african-american rights with the cohen telepro and the liberation movement began in 1967 and the fbi began investigating the naacp as early as 1941 finds nothing and attempts to get the na naacp on to the list of subversive organizations in the '50s. martin luther king jr. in the christian leadership conference are investigated for communist party links beginning in the 1950s and here are the things that prompt that. martin luther king jr. gave the social justice leadership training school and martin luther king in the communist training school. it's not a communist training

now he says the president is like a mafia back. is the formerer head of the fbi. >> and this is our daily lives. >> i know. >> every day is something that in another presidency is unimaginable. unimaginable. if you filled in obama for trump for half of the things we hear about you would -- it's unthinkable. unthinkable. >> one of the memos comey wrote the president followed him that the hookers thing isn't true. but also that putin told him russia has some of the beautiful are most beautiful hookers in the world. >> but i think it's possible -- i don't want to necessarily say it's true -- that trump -- i believe putin. excuse me. i believe comey that trump said that. >> trump said that. >> but i believe trump once said this in a tfrgs interview in russia on russian television. it's not entirely impossible that trump's mind bush bush -- because his mind works in peculiar ways thought he said it to him on the telephone. >> it's something i could see the president making up. he made up. >> the matter. >> prior that he used to have a r

if that's part of being a mafia boss, okay. >> kimberly: okay. his own. >> dana: if it were obama saying that to holder we would credit we did criticize holder for not being aggressive and independent enough and defending the president when he didn't deserve it. >> gregg: it comes down to one fact that there is a certain kind of person who runs for president, trump isn't that person, no matter how hard you want him to be mitt romney or al gore. >> dana: president. >> gregg: he did. he did it without the purity test. all politicians know how to fake. >> kimberly: wow. >> jesse: definitely acts like a mob boss. he's not a mob boss. i think comey a little sensitive to pick up with what greg said. he reminds me of the kid that didn't really have the stomach to confront someone face to face. and then later ran back and scribbled it down in his little diary and wrote it in his little note pad and now he is just trying to prof profiteer off of it like most people try to profit off the president. he botched two investigations, the hillary and the trump i

trump as a liar and a bully and compares his inner circle to the mafia, lying about all things large and small in service to some code of loyalty that put the organization above morality and above the truth. comey also writes about the now infamous steele dossier written by a former british spy that includes allegations of a tryst with a russia prostitute that the president denies. unprompted he brought up the golden shower sting adding that the president asked him to investigate the document because it bothered him if there was even a 1% chance his wife melania thought it was true. comey isn't sure what to believe. >> i never thought these words would come out of my mouth but i don't know whether the current president of the united states was with prostitutes peeing on each other in 2013. it's possible but i don't know. >> reporter: the white house is pushing back hard calling him a disgruntled ex-employee who has trouble telling the truth. president trump struck back on twitter saying: >> we know that he is selling books and that he has -- he has had a difficult time, um, completel