. >> manson comes down.lie actually slices part of hinman's ear off. departs again. >> manson's followers tortured gary hinman for three days until he finally signed over the pink slips for his cars. but then he threatened to call police. >> beausoleil calls manson again, what are we going to do? manson says, you know what you have to do. >> beausoleil stabbed gary hinman and then mary bruner and susan atkins finished him with a pillow over his face. gary died because he didn't want to give up his money and the cars? >> yes, but it was equally important he become a part of. >> what, become a part of us or we'll kill you? >> the revolution is coming, a lot of people are going to die. >> manson had a term for these people. piggies. another song from the white album. >> if you want to be one of the piggies, today's pork is tomorrow's bacon. >> on manson's orders, on the wall of gary's house they wrote the words "political piggy" and left a paw print, all in the victim's blood. hoping it would lead the police to

leto plays albert sparma, the manson—like key suspect in a series of disappearances and killings who cat—and—mouse with the police — in this case, denzel washington's world—weary deputy sheriff and rami malek�*s upcoming detective. the two are brought together when a new murder matches the m0 of an old case that washington failed to solve, apparently driving him to a heart attack. you can talk to me. i'm the only friend you've got. the only thing about this insufferably tedious, sub seven serial killer snorer that could give me a heart attack is leto's scenery chewing performance, apparently inspired by a quick reading of helter skelter, the application of a greasy bad jesus hairdo and the addition of a midriff tire because apparently, nothing says crazy like being just a little bit overweight. why do that? all this pantomime nonsense is presented with a tone of awards—courting somberness, with washington mumbling, malek gurning and cinematographerjohn schwartzman shooting everything in shadowy hues designed to cover up the total lack of substance. only thomas newman's score actually

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own as you well know later today the pope is scheduled to say manson for thousands of people has there been any issue made of this given the pandemic. some walked arm but i think i think i think it's been outweighed by the fact of the positivity of his message you know there isn't very much risk. structure its head health care infrastructure it's it's it's been decimated by years of war additionally prior there was a big spike you quantifiers cases they're going to cross mostly iraq for 40000 deaths so there is a risk that this could be this could end up into being a super sporting event but i think risk centrally are being outweighed by the positive message that the pope is bringing to this country or in whole the way much thanks for that when. tamir nor now where protesters are out on the streets again to continue their demonstrations against last month's military tens of thousands are marching with the largest protests in the city of mandalay there are protests too in the largest city young gone in followers police raids targeting opposition leaders witnesses described hearing shots

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defendants but it's very controversial because if if if doing so the defendants will have to be with manson in custody in the near future. where does that leave the movement. well among the prosecutors activists down opposition figures in this case their problem and also. banned entire wish of a leading and influential figure in town in terms of activism and down now to taint cellos because of the pots in the protest and also on the activism we've seen over the last one to 2 years so these speakers in the past a lobby for international support. for the home call fight for democracy but now they have to change and these is like definitely a major setback for the whole whole opposition came there is no leave this all parties that have all to lead to movement. seen that there is some international support. do you think activists think there is enough international support. for yes we have seen statements from all the western countries including the us the european union and also the u.k. so the so-called. people on to ground to feel that statement is not enough light because of the worsening s

sanctions we asked the european union and humanitarian agencies to lift the sanctions and let cancer manson in because children are suffering for all his many many sins former president donald trump had one thing going for him he would sometimes tell the truth uncharacteristic of presidents yes but with trump it was it was shameless the hell with international rules customs or even simple decency or oil. and that is what america is in syria for we're keeping the well we have the oil the oil is secure we left troops behind only for the oil i like the oil we get big deal well it's a remarkable situation one of the world's richest countries all coupon in the oil fields of one of the poorest countries in the world syria the truth these few even know what's going on anymore one of the 1st things that biden did when he came to power was launch more strikes in syria so what people have stopped being told about syria and suffering a recent poll in britain found that only a little over a hot of respondents even know that the syrian war is still a thing this tragic commemoration of 10 years of this b

sanctions we asked the european union and humanitarian agencies to lift the sanctions and let cancer manson in because children are suffering the truth these few even know what's going on anymore one of the 1st things that biden did when he came to power was launch more strikes in syria so what people have stopped being told about syria and suffering a recent poll in britain found that only a little over half of respondents even know that the syrian war is still a thing this tragic commemoration of 10 years of this brutal conflict is being compounded by the fact that in the u.k. and throughout the west the suffering of the syrian people is being forgotten and ignored seems to be little hope for syria there is a new belief that tomorrow is going to be a better day the war has crushed any faith that people had this is a country that was beaten burned and broken and is now being robbed. then open daylight and no one cares not enough to do anything about it there is no hope for syria a lot like this. the course of the city was changed in september 2015 around the time islamic state was at the h

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so why the mixed messages earlier we spoke to tomas manson's the chairman of the german standing committee on banks in asian and we asked him why germany isn't following the european medicines agency's recommendation to use astra zeneca as vaccine for all age groups we have our own there is toilet day turned this far and then must say that we are not there of how monitoring is formed in other european countries says one of the problems we have and having this very clear signal in germany we have to react population i'm not about i'm not at all happy about this to susan you can believe me but the couldn't act in a different way in the moment. it was thomas branch into there from the german standing committee on vaccinations are here some other developments in the corona virus pandemic brazil has recorded another daily record in 1000 deaths with 3780 people dying in the last 24 hours brazil currently accounts for around a quarter of all deaths worldwide on any given day by antec pfizer says a study showed that its vaccine is 100 percent effective in children between the ages of 12 and 15 the

calm giving it a jab at the benefit of the doubt until further notice the position of the european manson's agency safety committee is that the vaccines benefits continue to risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of jesus and thrown one balik advance isn't going. the world health organization is also remaining optimistic after all there's not enough doses to go around with the oxford jab if the brakes are put on this vaccine that he used targets of 70 percent of vaccinated by summer would look even more distant than today so blood clots are not for now it must remain a part of the plan even if some experts question in the risks people suffering diseases all the time and you need to be sure that where any of beds that you see any effects that you see of the vaccine are not simply because your barks an 18 a large group of individuals who have other health conditions and so you have to look at it very very carefully and that's why you need to take a bit of a breather and investigate the possibility that the vaccine is it associated with these effects as if th

it is my honor to announce senator bill cassidy of louisiana and senator joe manson as the recipient year's award. thank, senators. i am honored to introduce senator cassidy for a few short moments. >> thank you for your advocacy for local communities. thanking you for all the work that you helped congress with. me and particular, in terms of helping with those communities. something that i worked with, tom reed, a congressman from new york. we are working on how to make the smart act work for communities. you coming your organization was a tremendous assistance. this is the story. if you do it this way, this will happen. all of those things that we need to know our necessary. we have the challenge before us. everybody who would be going to new orleans is staying at home, spending their dollars at local stories. others have not done as well because they are so dependent on tourism. congress sometimes cannot appreciate it. you understand it intuitively. i mentioned that because just as he helped at the beginning of the smart act, going through this process, your knowledge and advocacy

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senator joe manson -- joe mansion announced a compromise on extending unemployment benefits.ts say checks will go out through the end of august. other democrats wanted them to continue through october and republicans wanted them to end in july. february's better than expected jobs report fueled a rally on wall street. the dow jones industrial average soared 572 points to close at 31,496. the nasdaq rose 196 points and the s&p 500 added 73. a new study from the centers for disease control and prevention is shedding light on how mask mandates and other rules have slowed the number of covid infections and deaths. that comes as some states are lifting restrictions and reopening. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky sounded this warning. >> you have decreases in cases and deaths when you wear masks and have increases in cases and deaths when you have in-person restaurant dining and so we would advocate policies certainly while we are at this plateau of a high number of cases that would listen to that public health science. stephanie: meanwhile, california announced it will allow peo

then i thought to myself, you know what, kamala harris would probably sit down with charles manson iflive to talk about human rights if it served her political interest. this woman is motivated by one thing and that his power. think about it, she accused joe biden of essentially being a racist, harasser and then he asked her to be his vp. sure, no problem. then she accused, basically, brett kavanaugh of being a harasser and is now sitting down with bill clinton, who has been critically accused of rape and talk about women's rights. this woman is a hypocrite and the type of politician conservatives should fear because she will do anything for power. >> sean: the only conclusion that i can draw from this, leo 2.0 is this, simple, when it is convenient political to be a "i believer," fine. if not politically convenient i will not be a i believer. which means she doesn't really care, does she? >> you are absolutely right. you can go back to sean hannity tape of last year. i declared that i would not vote for a democrat if this woman was on the ticket. let me be very clear. she has no mora

charles manson gets up on the wrong side of the bed. it gets worse. after that press conference some folks found facebook posts from last year by captain baker in which he promoted sales of an anti-asian t-shirt, here is the shirt. it is the corona beer font but says covid-19 imported from chy-na. maybe this isn't the best guy to be informing the public about this particular investigation. when there has been an arson you don't really want to get updates from the guy known for flicking matches at oily flags muttering the flames, they are my brothers. one thing is clear, this isn't an isolated incident. a recent study shows hate crimes against asian americans in america's biggest cities climbed 150% last year with a spike in march and april when covid lockdowns began. and that matches up neatly with the person who for nearly a year did this. >> covid-19, or as i call it the china virus. >> the china virus within the china virus. >> i call it the china virus. >> i call it the china praying. >> kung flu. , kung flu. >> stephen: he is scheerly just using

joe manson was looking like he was going to be the most powerful person the country.ght be the only person standing between socialism and the great abyss. >> maybe that is why so much of this covid relief package is not even spent his share. spent in future years some ten years from now. so only 5% of the school money is going to be spent this year. maybe that's because the democrats anticipate losing their majority in the met what to make sure the gravy train keeps flowing part i don't know that they have much to worry about it. they spent just as much, i got yelled at by the president proposed a 2 trillion-dollar bill this time last year. so far i hope every president yells at you for voting down the bills. congressmen think is a much appreciate time. appreciate time. >> thanks kennedy. when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com it all starts with an invitation... ...to experience lexus. the invitation to lexus sales

it facetiously picks out that rishi sunak has these handy slogans, according to manson he says last year helped to grow. is; he likes his slogans and this is another three world slogan. our government loves a three word slogan. he also says all the time i'm going to level with you, he has his catchphrases. but it's this idea that we need to do what we can to prime the economy now and the taxpayers are going to pay for it in future. these super deductions announced today, this is a very expensive initiative but it's a way of encouraging businesses to invest now. to not put off investment to the future. just to try and get the economy back on its feet as quickly as possible. so tax revenues can be raised in the future.— raised in the future. let's have a look at the _ raised in the future. let's have a look at the york _ raised in the future. let's have a look at the york shire _ raised in the future. let's have a look at the york shire post - raised in the future. let's have a | look at the york shire post which raised in the future. let's have a i look at the york shire post which is foc

and he's going to have to keep this party together and get all 50 votes including moderates and joe mansoninema that will be tough when you're looking at the side of the national debt $28 trillion and counting to a plan that was floated and details are still scarce and they're trying to piece things together adding another trillion dollars onto that debt because is $3.7 trillion in spending paid for by $2.7 trillion in new taxes. the math does not work it's auditing to the national debt and the tax increases are going to slow down economic growth and stunted recovery that we hope will happen sooner ratherer than later. >> i hate that phrase paid for when talking to taxes. it's not paid for comes out of the productive private sector and comes into the unproductive public sector which misuses a tremendous amount of that money maybe not 100% but sometimes it's close to that you look at what happened after the last great recession and the lot of that money went down the tubes. paid for is the wrong way to do it and also the idea that you can pay for if you want to use the expression by taxing

kamala harris would probably sit down with charles manson if he were still alive to talk about human political interests because this woman is motivated by one thing, and that his power. think about it. she accused joe biden of essentially being a racist of harasser, and then he asked her to be his vp and she was like "yeah, sure, no problem. then she accused baselessly, brett kavanaugh of being a sexual harasser, and then sitting down with bill clinton, credibly accused of rape, to talk about women's rights of all thing. this woman is a hypocrite and exactly the type of politician conservatives should fear because she will do anything for power. >> sean: the only conclusion i can draw from this, leo 2.0, is this, it's simple, that when it is convenient politically to be a i-believer, fine. if it is not politically convenient, i'm not going to be a i-believer, which means that she doesn't really care, does she? >> you are absolutely right. you can go back to the sean hannity tape of last year. i declare that i would not vote for the democrats if this woman was on the ticket. let me b

. >> you may think you know the charles manson story, but not like this. >> things that police had never flower power. >> even now, decades later, the