heard's lawyers said the process. 2016 test between manson and depp, manson wrote in part, "i got andled and amber on. please delete." depp responded in part, "i've been reading a lot about that and sociopathic behavior." they did drugs together including the days before amber heard arrived in australian letter that now infamous fight work depp lost the tip of his right middle finger. the new documents also show how depp's legal team successfully worked to exclude testimony about depp's arrest record and a lawsuit accused the like accusing up of often thought that was settled in july. they both suffered violent physical and mental abuse, that is to fight. >> he's one for my sister. so many incidents of violence. so many pictures, so much evidence. >> when you saw the damage in the house, and blood everywhere, obviously there were serious damage. she had thrown a bottle of vodka and smashed my -- smashed and cut my finger of. >> in june, the jury overwhelmingly agreed with depp that amber heard defamed him, wanting depp more than $10 million. sharon walker >> shannon: thank you very mu

and 2016 text between manson and depp, manson wrote i got an amber 2.0.ber on me, please delete. depp responded i've been reading a lot of material that and sociopathic behavior, it's blanking real, my brother. heard's lawyers claim that depp and manson did drugs together, including days before amber heard came to austrailia, and days before the infamous fight where he lost the tip of his finger, and his arrest record and lawsuit accusing him of assault settled in july. heard and depp testified they both suffered violent physical and mental abuse. in june, the jury agreed with depp that amber heard defamed him, awarding depp more than $10 million. stay tuned, we may find out even more, if anyone is interested. >> john: i can't wait. >> sandra: a pilot dying mysteriously, did he jump or fall out of his airplane before an emergency landing? >> john: wow. plus, new data in on the devastating impact of pandemic school shutdowns had on students. turns out it's worse than we new. who will pay the price for this in november? our panel coming up next. >> the scho

it's like being told you're too insane for the manson family: ( as a member of the manson family ) "ito you, man. charlie thinks you're making us look bad. helter sorry." ( laughter ) yesterday morning, the former president had to decide on who to endorse. on one side, arguing in favor of eric schmitt, were people like r.n.c. chair, ronna romney mcdaniel. those folks were opposed by future daughter-in-law and "real housewife of january 6th," kimberly guilfoyle. after facing pressure from all sides, the former president took a bold stand on truth social, typing, "i trust the great people of missouri on this one to make up their own minds, much as they did when they gave me landslide victories in the 2016 and 2020 elections. and i am, therefore, proud to announce that eric has my complete and total endorsement!" oh, oh, how clever. bravo. ( applause ) he couldn't decide, so he gave it to both of them, just like his marriage vows: "therefore, i do solemnly pledge my complete and total loyalty to 'woman.'" ( laughter ) both eric's thought the former president meant them, so both men thank

i am head of the senate committee so i think -- manson is coming will do a great job doing the -- ben the next republican senator from ohio. and then there is somebody of gotten to know in the next 3.5 years. the next eager is one of the most principal individuals that i know. senator ted cruz will always do the right thing. [applause] great nations do not automatically last forever. writing about rome history -- a great civilization is not conquered without until it has destroyed itself within. think about the -- that. great civilizations were first followed out from life. we americans are the most loyal people on earth. we've been given a great heritage and we've taken it for granted. the founding fathers of our country are men like george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison. men who are considered to be evil racist according to top scholars in america's universities. these men are on a course for success that the world has never seen. we survived the civil war, world war one and two, korea, and the cold or and now we face today the greatest danger we've ever faced. the mil

a 2016 text between d*eps and manson he said i have an amber 2.0.tralia and got into the fight where depp lost the tip of his right middle finger and how his legal team excluded testimony about depp's arrest record and a lawsuit accusing him of assault that was settled in ju. you may recall some of the sensational details that emerged in the defamation trial in where depp and heard alleged extreme mental and physical abuse. >> my life was falling apart. i was at a crossroads in my life. i was really furious and i had been attacked on my 30th birthday by a violent husband. >> the only person i have ever abused in my life is myself. >> a jury overwhelmingly agreed with depp awarding him $10 million. >> bill: julie, new jersey city council woman amy degise facing widespread pushback for refusing to resign after traffic kam video surfaced showing her hitting a cyclist with her s.u.v. at 8:00 in the morning and she drove off without stopping or slowing down. she apparently had the green light. comedian joins me now jamie la salle. wow. she goes to the co

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i sort of donald trump, florida manson, with just slightly after 6. i am here at our international studios in moscow. im from wherever you may be watching i'm 0 is about with this ours top news stories from around the globe, happy to join us. let's start with the latest situation in ukraine where keith's forces have again, shall residential areas of enter. goldar, where europe's largest nuclear power plant is located. that's according to officials in the wider upper roget region, was say the attack left at least 9 civilians injured with 2 of them in a serious conditions. authority say a number of apartment buildings were hit and car set ablaze with care forces using american made ho it serves to target civilian areas around the city. local officials believe kiev is trying to disrupt a plan, visit to the area by an eye aid allegation. while ukrainian authorities have accused russia of the attack that we heard from the chairman of the we are together with russia movement. who believe the attacks are key of revenge on the civilian population. doors to pl

marilyn manson or sir elton john? >> they all seem like they could have done that. kennedy: it's a tough one. >> he seems like the one who wouldn't do that, i'll go with elton john. kennedy: he's a world class tantrum throer but it's keith richards. it's kind of surprising because he's got those skinny little chicken arms from years of treating his body great. >> and tvs back then were big. kennedy: is everyone tied in all 1-1-1. okay. this is it. this is worth two points. this is the last round for everyone. which of these rich and shameless has a runway at his house for his multiple private jets. brad pitt, john travion green volta, or andy -- travolta or andy dick? >> john travolta. a. kennedy: that is correct right. which of the rich and shameless spent a third of his national budget on a year-long party. dominican republic dictator, libyan dictator or north korean dictator? >> i'll say the dominican republic. kennedy: you would be right. rafael trujillo. kennedy: we're so going there. >> let's do it with our evs. kennedy: our private tesla island. dave, which o

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these campaign contributions as a stack of $5000 tax checks going to joe manson and kyrsten sinema oneveryone of these lawmakers on all these a committees right now as we speak. because corporations want to be at the table to write this new law the way they want it written. it can get watered down over the course of the next few months or it can stay exactly as he put in the slow section about it which will correct this problem of starbucks pretending they make all their coffee and ireland. the thing that makes me the craziest about this is one of the explanations a corporation usehe and you will see about 200 corporations came out about the biden taxt plan, they say that s if you raise their taxes you are taxing job creators. they are the job creators. morris, are these the job creators? it is ahe ridiculous idea. anyway no, they are not job creators. >> he employs thousands of people is he a job creator? >> if you are a barista and starbucks the people that create your jobs are the people who are paying $6 for those cups of latte coffee. not the people ine seattle who are signing th

bridging people throughout the agency with the manson arguments, doing much as he could to force peoplem, but then members of the bureaucracy really turned on her because they saw an opportunity for their own career advancement if they sort of saddled up to what the white house was pushing for. what happened to her, eight reflexive breakdown of these lines that should exist to prevent bad policies from ever reaching the desk of the cabinet secretary in the first place for a decision. the policy were no planning at taking place should never be presented to someone like nielsen, in this case it was. >> what happens now? we still, i've had you for years talking but how this real solution so this where we have to deal with immigration in a real matter. you can't have nobody coming into america, we would be short of workers and we have that sort of situation. but we have got to solving congress, which means it will still fall in the hands of administrations and -- >> that's right. i know we sound a little bit bit like a broken record, saying congress, hey congress, you haven't done anything.

these guys worked on "the black dahlia" manufactureds, the charlie manson murders.u say gavin newsom has the sonsability, why do you say that? >> eventually comes down to gavin newsom. george gascon has been an absolute disaster. they needed 563,000 signatures. they got over 700,000. boudin up in san francisco, the d.a. up there, this very woke liberal d.a., he was just recalled, which is good. and gascon is going to be the next one to be recalled. we have to get tough on crime. he is not tough on crime. he is a george soros-backed d.a. who is very soft own crime -- on crime. the city, responsibility for the safety of this city is the d.a. and he has just failed and failed and failed for the last couple of years. so we hope here in november, please, california voters, make sure you get rid of him. the one great guy that i have met is alex villanueva, the sheriffs department, head of the l.a. sheriffs department. this guy is absolutely great. tough on crime but he gives his criminals over to the d.a. and they just kind of let them go. he is very frustrated. he has do

like, marilyn manson, creed! kind of a, like, christian rock band. sort of like, we dislike, are you -- are you? >> [inaudible]. >> [laughs] so the point is not that there is one of the other, it's just like i feel like there was a lot of disaffection and a lot of, like, hopeful optimism. so i came up with another couple of examples of this. just of, like, that got to be about the future. so i don't know if you're a big action movie fan from the 80s or the 90s, but in the original terminator, that is a bad vision of the future. o'neill schwarzenegger comes back to schwarzenegger comes back to kind come back to kind of kill terracotta because she's going to have a son, john counter, that is going to be the leader of the ministers bunts army. so he eyelid, led the robot to launch nuclear strikes against all humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity. john color is the only hope. and boy, that is indicative film. in 2000, in 1990, one terminator two, only richardson who comes back as a hero, and in fact, he is the robot that learns to care for

why manson gave in to this, i don't know. it'll hurt the people of west virginia, but it now is what it is . the inflation reduction act that the wharton school of business and congressional budget committees are saying now we'll do no such thing. it won't reduce inflation will increase inflation. i mean, i can't figure out why mansion would have approved a bill which raises taxes on coal directly hitting west virginia. well, let me go a step further . this act is an entire lie. i was very proud over the weekend that herschel walker running for the senate in georgia challenged senator warner, who's a very articulate preacher and all that stuff. he said to them, why don't we in august have a debate on this bill ? we're not promptly said no chance. he's not going he's not going to do it. i thought it was fascinating. i think every republican candidate in the country should challenge their opponent to defend what i think is the tax increase. eighty seven thousand more internal revenue agents, higher spending, greater inflation b

got i got i got some really like the more i thought about it the more fun it became like marilyn manson customers creed kind of like christian rock band sort of like creed is like rei are you? you know obviously something with families. so like the point is not that there's one or the other it's just that like i feel like there was a lot of disaffection and a lot of like hopeful optimism, so i came up with another another couple of examples of this just of like dichotomies about the future. so, i don't know if you're a big action movie fan from the 80s and 90s, but in the original terminator that is a bad vision of the future arnold schwarzenegger comes back to try and kill sarah connor because she's going to have a son john connor who will be the leader of the human resistance army to the so, you know, they're ai led the robots to to launch nuclear strikes against all of humanity and to try and seek to exterminate humanity john connor is the only hope and boy that is a negative film in 2000 in 1991 terminator 2 arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and in fact, he is the robot

eddie manson is a fan from metallica plays the guitar and her hit of 86.kes place in the interior scenery of the underside of the world. this powerful and memorable scene made actor joseph ween an instant superstar, and the song, written 36 years ago, brought the parades back and gave the band a new generation. fans, when old-school fans started to make fun of them, saying that these young ones do not know anything about the work of metal veterans, the musicians defended the newcomers, stating. we are happy to see everyone , no matter. are you a fan for just 40 minutes or have you been a fan for 40 years? music unites us all. now, performing the masters of paphos at concerts, metallica shows on the screens. the same scene of the series of actor joseph queen is played by the musicians. once they invited him backstage with him, played their hit, gave him an autographed guitar, told him that they were fans of the series and invited him to look at them at any time, the idea lasted a month. and then suddenly the buzzers remembered that no one had been canceled

i am sorry, not robert pleasant, but manson smith, that is what i am thinking of. who was working there in 1863, 1864. there are a number of people who are able to find new employment because of the war, people who never would have thought about working there before, a carpenter working there. identified 1860 census. but, increasingly, as well is fewer and fewer opportunities for free black men to earn money on their own accord. because the confederate war effort was so intense. as the war goes on, there's more more slave labor. alongside the diminishing numbers of white men and increasing numbers of free blackmon. there is an exciting thing. thinking about all the effort that has been devoted. attention since, really, the late 1800s about who this civil war soldiers were. both union and confederate. not as much attention devoted to who the free black people are in the confederacy who are making the confederacy function. even today, as we have sort of seen people writing and researching about enslaved people during the civil war, i see confusion about people in the

i am head of the senate committee so i think -- manson is coming will do a great job doing the -- belican senator from ohio. and then there is somebody of gotten to know in the next 3.5 years. the next eager is one of the most principal individuals that i know. senator ted cruz will always do the right thing. [applause] great nations do not automatically last forever. writing about rome history -- a great civilization is not conquered without until it has destroyed itself within. think about the -- that. great civilizations were first followed out from life. we americans are the most loyal people on earth. we've been given a great heritage and we've taken it for granted. the founding fathers of our country are men like george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison. men who are considered to be evil racist according to top scholars in america's universities. these men are on a course for success that the world has never seen. we survived the civil war, world war one and two, korea, and the cold or and now we face today the greatest danger we've ever faced. the militant left-wing

the united states was shocked by the monstrous crime organized by charles manson, the newly-minted guru has matured drug addiction, free sex , violence and hatred of the outside world, manson himself in the murder of the bloody crimes of all the accused is sentenced. life imprisonment manson was considered the most years in leningrad on piskarevsky prospekt in the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki on the sixth and august 9, forty-fifth , the surviving bronze bell was behind this crime and made more than a thread every year it rings on the day not the hour when this tragedy happened, the native bird of japan to leningraders like this loves me clearly prayer. you know, let's sleep video clothes. together with you, tatyana petrova, the head of the traffic police department of bratsk, irkutsk region, is suspected of obtaining the website of the traffic police of russia. the traffic police department in bratsk is headed by police major vyacheslav sevryuk of the traffic police about the russian ministry of internal affairs transgression provided for in paragraph, and part five of article 290 o

on the night of 8 to 9, who filmed her in the movie ball of the vampires, charles manson blocked the newly-minted guru who created his community and his religion. he literally participated in everything. his wards, the guy, painted the crimes of all the accused, sentenced to supplanted quentin tarantino, installed a peace bell in memory of the victims of the atomic bombings by the americans of the japanese, tens of thousands, then died of radiation sickness, who healed the bronze bell and made it part of the monument that created the motsaoka bullshit scooter . saki was presented with a copy of the monument to a pin and a bird in japan like this. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to repeat.