peter: in your next book "manson: the life and times of charles manson". what was your goal with that book? so much has been written about him and this did not come out until 2013. jeff: charlie manson in his lifetime was always the wrong man in the right place at the right time. if he had committed the crimes he was originally jailed for, eyes and he most incompetent temp -- i think he was the most incompetent pimp in the history of american prostitution and an incompetent car thief. if he had been jailed in nebraska and appeared in downtown omaha claiming to be a prophet and handing out drugs to adult kids looking for somebody to tell them what to do, the locals would have stuck him on a pitchfork and put him in a field as a scarecrow. but just in the time in american life or california was where everybody on in america was looking for inspiration. i was in college at austin, texas. all i think why can't i be in san francisco or los angeles where the culture is great, the music is wonderful, the philosophy is there? manson gets out of prison. he ends up

he has written books on subjects from bonnie and clyde to charles manson. he recalls meeting manson family members as you research is book. >> what was it like sitting across the table from leslie van hound and patricia karen winkle knowing what they had done? >> you are not allowed in that prison if you're visiting them to bring in a pad and pen or recording device. u have to remember leslie van helton was 20 years old and she still has a little girl gestures. when she talks to you, she giggles, she reaches out to touch her hand just like the pretty girl in high school would. they would talk and i would have to respect my hotel and it out my laptop and try to write it down. patricia will not remind you of anybody dangerous. she worked to train guide dogs for the blind. she talked to me about stabbing abigail folger on the lawn of the first murders. she is from ever and how it doesn't hurt your hand when you stab less you hit bone. then your hand really hurts. i was trying to transpose as best i could and i try to go to sleep and i couldn't. for years, i wo

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markovski, she arrived in ukraine on a visit together with fellow democrats mark edward kelly and john mansone politician met with president zelensky, who informed them of the situation at the front and the needs of the army with this list they will return to washington to promote aid to ukraine, the senators also read the report on the use of american weapons commitments of the united states is an investment, an investment in the democracy of the free world, being here today, i had the opportunity to better understand the level of accountability and transparency, and every official with whom we met laid out on the table the reports that we provided as the united states, what the coalition partners did, where is this aid , where is it going and how it contributes to joint industrial efforts, we spent several hours here meeting with the president and his team, the state leadership, we received brief information from their point of view about what is the situation on the front lines, what weapons and weapons systems are necessary to achieve success, we want to support as much as possible this i

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and he didn't manson for peace talks. he mentioned the strengthening of bullets. we'll relation. so my understanding is that probably of course of the piece plan to change the plan was this cost, but it was just the 1st step of many i'm so we just the beginning ambassador, if you could put us inside the mind of president zelinski a, why would he think that a phone call with the chinese president at this moment in time. why would it be of any positive significance for you crate? oh, the time was chosen which i now so hm. you sprained ankle 2 months ago or a year ago? prisons landscape. definitely would have picked up the phone because china is big enough on board and now, and we moved and they are the despite this so called no limit to operation with russia. martin friendship with russia a see and understand who is the occupier this. ready or, and who is the victim? so of the time was owned by china. they should be as the one that she's being, as we understand it did not mention russia by name or it's invasion of ukraine in this phone call with president zelinski. in fact, the rea

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he's written on topics ranging from bonnie and clyde to charles manson. during his appearance, he recounted meeting with manson family members leslie van hollen and patricia print wiegel as he researched his book. >> what was it like sitting across the table from wesley van hollen and patricia karen winkle knowing what they had done? >> you are not allowed in that prison if you are visiting them to bring a pen or a recording device. >> we are returning live to the los angeles times festival of books. watch the rest of this online at book tv.org. >> videotaping those arrests. there are people listening to this who say police are abusing us. we thought it was important to go back and tell the story. not just through the lens of the camera that captured his final moments, but all of the voices and people who were never listened to and telling people they could that police are stealing from us, locking us up. the more we found out, the more proof we had of this concept of systemic racism happening in policing behind closed doors. we thought it was our respons

i saw 60 minutes and charles manson, i see "60 minutes" australia.ht now that charlie rose actually interviewed manson in '86 in a jailhouse interview for cbs. so we'll check and see to make sure. >> let's see where mike wallace has gone in all of his interviews >> it is what they do. >> this is the number one news show i think they do a great job at it, and i think they brought -- some might say they brought the concerns that marjorie taylor greene raises to an audience that perhaps needs to see it, probably hasn't had a full sense of exactly how her mind works. >> and, by the way, if anybody thinks that one of the leading republicans in the house of representatives telling america on a top rated news show that she believes joe biden is a pedophile, if you think that helps republicans in the next election in wisconsin, in michigan, in pennsylvania, in georgia, in arizona, in every single swing state, even in the wisconsin supreme court case tomorrow, if you don't think that doesn't further tarnish the republican image nationwide, up and down the bal

. >> kym: deeper than this, marilyn manson, eating the bible. why is it always it is bible?that people have to shove it under -- >> harris: power. power, inpenetratable power in our connection with the world and i wasn't being flip, it is all our jam to lock into something bigger than ourselves, we talk all the time. viewers talk about it and watch the show, i pray with my kids out in public. we bless our food. some people like that, some people speak up and don't want to serve us, no kidding. there are people in the back ground, no way they could know what she's doing, she is surup tishs about this, if she is bold in bible stealing so the world can see it? >> emily: it is the enemy, enemy embolden with the woke left's narrative. it doesn't matter she is a minister, the odd audacity she could get away with it and do that, that is what it is. the enemy is embolden because of that. that is the table he's set that under this administration under woke policy and woke narrative that has been further allowed to flourish. can you imagine if someone did that, christian lawmaker had

it's the hottest musical-prison crossover since manson and garfunkel. sure. he can sing.th the beach boys. one quibble. "justice for all" is not actually the top song on streaming platforms or the real billboard charts. it's the top song that people are paying to download on itunes because their grandchildren don't like them enough to help them set up spotify. that didn't stop the former president from repeating the claim. >> that song tells you a lot because it's number one in every single category. number two was taylor swift. number three was molly cyrus. >> stephen: yes, molly cyrus. and of course, her alter ego, herna marnterna. herna marnterna. diana idaho. jermaine maine. the former president's main competition for the gop nomination remains florida governor ron desantis. the former president believes desantis owes him his career, and recounted the moment in 2018 when the governor begged for his endorsement. >> i am a loyalist and when a man comes to me, tears in his eyes, he's at almost nothing in the polls, i said, "you can't win, can you? how can you win?" "sir,

charles manson? >> he's not crazy. he's very smart. >> stephen: cruella de vil?i like her. >> oj simpson. >> totally innocent. >> okay, last one. last one. the man you see in the mirror every morning. >> i mean, he's a felon. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: checks out. that checks out. here's the thing, fox desperately needs all the ratings grabbers they can get because dominion voting systems is suing fox for $1.6 billion, arguing that fox knew the damaging things they aired about dominion and the 2020 election were lies, but they said them anyway because money. and dominion has proof that fox knew that if they told the truth and exposed the former president's lies, they'd alienate their co-dependent viewers. in fact, in one leaked document, dominion showed that after a reporter fact-checked the former president's obvious lies on air, the ceo of fox news freaked out, and sent an email saying, "this has to stop now. the audience is furious. it's bad for business." yes, telling your customers the truth is terrible for business. that's why arby's quickly abandone

there's lots of rumors that there's a connection with the charles manson family that these people arecommit suicide by starving themselves to death. they're being connected with cattle mutilations. this is the biggest cult story in the country. at that point where very poorly attended and he stood up and said the harvest is closed. and that was the end of the meeting. they told him remaining students you made the first cut. that's the way they put it. that's where t said it. the fact that t and i expressed that caused us to retreat and take our little classroom and go hide with them . just because the last thing we could stand was to have people say blessed with me. you say you're from the kingdom of god. who do you think you are? jesus. who do you think you are? god? because they didn't understand. so our hope and our prayer for your sake is you will start warranting off. all the bombardment that you will begin to hear the same boys. this guy. crazy. is this a called if i ever heard, but yes, it is. it's called the i mean, it's the cult of cults. cult of truth. i see that we're down

miles and miles of rapists, murderers, you know, ax murderers, whatever domestic abusers, serial manson daughter, you know, did dwi killers or robbers just every possible terrible kind of criminal. those are the ones they caught and put a press release about. we've had a million and a half not get caught right on through and those people are here. so journalists, researchers like yourself, we take risks in telling these stories. you've had some interesting encounters while documenting this and one in particular in costa rica. could you detail that for us? so i went to costa rica and yeah, there is you know, i try to reduce risk. you know, it is you're in cartel territory. you know, if you follow the rules and you're careful, you're going to be good, you know, and you don't spend too much time asking the wrong questions in the wrong places, that sort of thing. just be smart. but there is risk, as you know, if you go down there, you know, there are things that can happen. i went to in in the summer of 2020 to to check out a part of the international trail that comes out of the dairy and g

like of charles manson was alive, he would be saying -- he would be calling to moved from california.rpton reveals an unspeakable truth that we have been saying here. nothing hurts blacks more than white liberals. right? white lubes come on like black constituents, excuse criminal behavior. they contend police presence. they are usually the jokers who are behind the absurd reputation. all those things you always find a pasty white leftist. usually it is the black constituents, get this person out of our lives. we want cops in our neighborhoods, we just don't want bad cops. white leftists never say that. they say no cops. blacks they good cops. that is the difference. i'm sure you would agree with me. good to see you, by the way. >> jesse: these whites are a huge problem. >> greg: glad to hear you say, harold. >> harold: my wife is watc watching. it's good to be back, too. i agree with you. people i know, blacks, whites, people who want public safety, good public safety, judge, a big part of why they vote for certain politicians come they want good police officers. i have set on this s

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manson endorsed the policies and lack of control on biden's use of the bill of manchin listed talk aboutpractice, maybe he should look in the mirror. your response. it is ridiculous. from the standpoint the right pieces of legislation. we expect the administration to adhere to the intent and how we wrote it too. it's in the bill, read the law. anybody who has that opinion is not read the bill. what we have to do now is we have to have a process to hold their feet accountable. i would say we brought down inflation we can do a lot more. we have got more drilling going on. we are producing more oil and gas that we did before. we are more reliant on ourselves that we were on foreign supply chain. we can do all of this. this bill is written for one purpose energy security, bring down the cost of drugs, be able to have it paid out of debt, which we had not done in 20 years. but now when they want to blow the cap off and when to fight and fight back hard. i'm going to help my friends and legislatures specially will feel the same way and work with us to hold the administration's feet to the fire

and we've seen how manson , you know, that was manson, you know, that was supposed to be 1600 peoplere's no guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200, you're better off trying to a phase entry. so trying to find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how that goes, see what impact is on all see what the impact is on all of the people. i think it's too much, too soon. and we haven't got it's four months away. got time. it's four months away. we've channel crossings at an all places like all time high, places like bexhill are being targeted by the home office to ease the pressure on uk asylum system pressure on the uk asylum system . however, these residents say it will make the area unsafe . it will make the area unsafe. the children just won't be able to go out. we won't let them out. they won't be able to ride their bikes around here. i wouldn't be so concerned if it was family days, but it's so 1200 young men. it's an additional risk to an already strained system . caroline swaby strained system. caroline swaby runs a cafe close to the north site. she says

do you agree with joe manson? basically an abdication of leadership. absolutely not. you know, there is a place in time. for negotiations. that's our annual budget and our annual appropriations process. um, we cannot afford to default. the default implications for people paying their mortgages and you know they're on their retirements. it is almost cataclysmic if we were to default and even to have the brinksmanship that brings us to the verge of that is so dangerous for our economy. it has incredible manner ramifications, so i just played with speaker mccarthy. don't default. don't put our people to that right. they say it takes two to tango. it takes the fault. so are you pleading with the white house to do the same and sit down with mccarthy? because this bill would i know you don't like it. but it would avoid default. you know, i first of all, i'm not even sure that they have gathered that garnered the support, but there was a very clear path and i think democrats, including the president, have been clear since day one, and we can't afford to default. but there is

you take a cold like charlie manson, he had followers. -- a culy like charlie manson, he had followersse are not people who control the government. what you have now is a cult. if trump gets in, we will be ruled by a cult. i don't want to join a cult. if you don't want to fold, you will not get all of the goodies that the cult members are going to have. i don't like being controlled by a cold and i think -- cult and, i think that is what is coming down. guest: i think we are the ones who decide if we will be in a cult or if we will encourage others to be in one. i think it is not just a question of cult-like following. donald trump is saying things that people want to hear, or he is giving a voice to people who felt voiceless before. i have talked to j.d. vance about this. he is the author of hillbilly elegy who read successfully for the senate. we came from the same hometown in ohio. when you read hillbilly elegy, you are reading about where i grew up. host: interesting. guest: the boom of the 60's and 50's was different from the town in ohio that j.d. vance grew up i where then steel

you take a cold like charlie manson, he had followers. -- a culy like charlie manson, he had followersse are not people who control the government. what you have now is a cult. if trump gets in, we will be ruled by a cult. i don't want to join a cult. if you don't want to fold, you will not get all of the goodies that the cult members are going to have. i don't like being controlled by a cold and i think -- cult and, i think that is what is coming down. guest: i think we are the ones who decide if we will be in a cult or if we will encourage others to be in one. i think it is not just a question of cult-like following. donald trump is saying things that people want to hear, or he is giving a voice to people who felt voiceless before. i have talked to j.d. vance about this. he is the author of hillbilly elegy who read successfully for the senate. we came from the same hometown in ohio. when you read hillbilly elegy, you are reading about where i grew up. host: interesting. guest: the boom of the 60's and 50's was different from the town in ohio that j.d. vance grew up i where then steel

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he has written on topics ranging from bonnie and clyde to charles manson. during his appearance he recounted meeting with manson family members leslie val houtman -- leslie van houtman and patricia karen weigle as he researched his book. >> what was it like sitting across the table from leslie and patricia knowing and what they have done? >> you are not allowed in that prison if you are visiting them to bring a pad or a pen or a recording device. so i would spend a day interviewing one or the other. they are not friends at this point anymore. they were not going to sit at the same table and talk to me at the same time. >> and they are old ladies, basically. >> that is one of the shocks. we remember them frozen in time and in a way they still are. >> returning live to the los angeles times festival of books. you can watch the rest of the program online at book tv.org. >> and he was part of a family that war do it -- were doing everything they could to promote freedom for others and for themselves. so, his mother argued in the provincial courts, as soon as sh

and we've seen how manson , you and we've seen how manson, you know, that was supposed to be 1600 peoplee that. and there's no guarantee that. and there's no guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200. you're better off trying find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how that goes, see what the impact on all of people . impact is on all of the people. i think it's too much too i just think it's too much too soon and we haven't time. soon and we haven't got time. it's months with it's four months away with channel all channel crossing is at an all time places like bexhill time high places like bexhill are being targeted the home office to ease the pressure on the uk asylum system . however, the uk asylum system. however, these residents say it will make these residents say it will make the area unsafe . the children the area unsafe. the children just won't be able to go out. we won't them out. they won't be able to ride their bikes around here. i wouldn't be so concerned if families , but it's so if it was families, but it's so 1200 young men. it's an additiona

and we've seen how manson , you know, that was how manson, you know, that was supposed to be 1600 people guarantee that it's going to stay at 1200. you better off trying to find a phase entry. so maybe two, 300 for the first eight months. see how goes eight months. see how that goes , see what the impact is on all of the people. i just think it's too much, too and we too much, too soon and we haven't it's four haven't got time. it's four months we've channel months away. we've channel crossings an time high crossings is at an all time high places bexhill are being places like bexhill are being targeted by home office to targeted by the home office to ease the pressure on the uk asylum system. however, these residents say it will make the area unsafe. the children just won't be able to go out. we won't be able to go out. we won't let them out. they won't be able to ride their bikes around here. i wouldn't be concerned it families, concerned if it was families, but it's so 1200 young men. it's an additional risk to an already strained system . caroline swaby strained system. caroline swaby

but when i look at the other side, it'd donald trump and ron desantis, it is almost like charles mansonnd jim jones. both these guys are bad news. like the previous callers said, ron desantis is a fascist. donald trump is a con man. his father was a member of the klan. how can any veteran support donald trump? he is a draft dodger. host: are you a veteran? caller: yes. host: who are a supporter of president biden. i understand that. what about the withdrawal from afghanistan? caller: donald trump made a deal with the taliban and the taliban let them back on the streets. yes, they wreak havoc. the withdrawal from vietnam was also a debacle. wartime situations are just chaotic. they are unpredictable. nobody is ever going to get it right. no one. i don't care who the president is. with lebanon, ronald reagan was the president and a group of marines and sailors were massacred. i was there. war is unpredictable but donald trump is a draft dodger. he is a narcissist, a predator, and an outright the. host: let's take a look at what the former president set on tucker carlson's show about presi

but when i look at the other side, it'd donald trump and ron desantis, it is almost like charles mansonnd jim jones. both these guys are bad news. like the previous callers said, ron desantis is a fascist. donald trump is a con man. his father was a member of the klan. how can any veteran support donald trump? he is a draft dodger. host: are you a veteran? caller: yes. host: who are a supporter of president biden. i understand that. what about the withdrawal from afghanistan? caller: donald trump made a deal with the taliban and the taliban let them back on the streets. yes, they wreak havoc. the withdrawal from vietnam was also a debacle. wartime situations are just chaotic. they are unpredictable. nobody is ever going to get it right. no one. i don't care who the president is. with lebanon, ronald reagan was the president and a group of marines and sailors were massacred. i was there. war is unpredictable but donald trump is a draft dodger. he is a narcissist, a predator, and an outright the. host: let's take a look at what the former president set on tucker carlson's show about presi

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we heard this idea that it's just a you know a radical left plot, and he is the most persecuted manson'sist. i think he's essentially said that, um, so that's what we're here tonight. it will be interesting to see what his energy is like. we've seen him at mar-a-lago over the last few months in the sort of energy isn't necessarily there like it used to be even the energy from his support. hers isn't what it used to be. also we'll see what he says tonight, but i imagine it will be sort of donald trump's greatest hits about grievance and people going after him and him being sort of the only person who can stand for the folks in that audience in the republican primary voters, and i do think it will be sort of a call to arms for other republicans right to say, you know, this is a witch hunt, and you've got to stand by me and listen so far, republicans, even his potential opponents like ron desantis. these are essentially, you know, backing him and holding his hand through this whole thing. it's interesting. uh, elliot. you've been going through the transcript of the actual arraignment in new

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