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in america in the sixties there was the manson gang, they robbed mansions and killed everyone who wasgreat, pasha, we have such a mess here, and where is foma? fama is in the house, everything is fine. alexey! i'm flattered, when, where, the lake base, you know, yes, well pasha rented a separate house there on the shore, gave me such a gift, well, great, let's have fun, a deed of sale for dead souls, i'm afraid, so as not to suffer a loss, 100 rubles apiece, and how much would you give, don't you want to play on the sword? leave me alone, oh yes, in the city everyone is against you, chichikov, they dressed you up as robbers and spies, it's not true, well, why did i, well, why did trouble fall upon me, i didn't rob the widow , i didn't let anyone in, i'll die, so our hero complained and cried, and meanwhile the activity did not die in his head, if only he had been in tb then, well, why do you need these deeds, mister chichik, how do you know, a briefcase and investments from matabai, that's the right decision, and bonds tied to the key. buy, you're right, the investment portfolio is re

hovde: sadly, the democratic party just lost one that was fantastic at it and that was joe manson -- joe manchin. it would be nice if senator baldwin could exhibit some of that. she pointed -- voted 95% of the time with president biden and rarely reaches across the aisle. in the world of business, you have to reach across the aisle. you have to compromise. you are not are going to get anything done. when i become your next senator, i promise you i will reach across the aisle, go meet with all the senators on the other side. sen. baldwin: i would name susan collins. our committee is chaired by pauly -- patty murray. susan collins is the ranking republican member. we have passed almost all of our bills out of committee on a bipartisan basis. i fight for wisconsin and only wisconsin which means i will work with republicans or democrats. republican administrations are democratic administrations to get the job done for wisconsin but also stand up to them if necessary. sen. baldwin: i told you both -- moderator: i told you both there would be time to respond so we will go to the last quest

hovde: sadly, the democratic party just lost one that was fantastic at it and that was joe manson -- joe manchin. it would be nice if senator baldwin could exhibit some of that. she pointed -- voted 95% of the time with president biden and rarely reaches across the aisle. in the world of business, you have to reach across the aisle. you have to compromise. you are not are going to get anything done. when i become your next senator, i promise you i will reach across the aisle, go meet with all the senators on the other side. sen. baldwin: i would name susan collins. our committee is chaired by pauly -- patty murray. susan collins is the ranking republican member. we have passed almost all of our bills out of committee on a bipartisan basis. i fight for wisconsin and only wisconsin which means i will work with republicans or democrats. republican administrations are democratic administrations to get the job done for wisconsin but also stand up to them if necessary. sen. baldwin: i told you both -- moderator: i told you both there would be time to respond so we will go to the last quest

go or is a lot of this like i'll also add the da recently bringing up allegations against marilyn manson after letting them linger for a long time. is this la city politics at play? and the menendez brothers are pawns in this it's very hard to tell. and i think all of those factors play a role important context to keep in mind as we watch for that press conference later today, dominic patten. thank you so much for the update. appreciate you. >> of course so as voters go to the polls over the next 20 days, the economy remains the top issue for most. >> there's a new concern for many americans specifically when it comes to paying off the cars. >> details ahead cnn get the day's top five stories all in one podcast the five things you need to hear in under five minutes. >> listen wherever you get your podcast, my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. now, i have sky risen feels significant symptom relief at four weeks with guirassy including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements improved damage to the intestinal lining and with sky resy, many were in remissi

the marilyn manson alleged sexual assaults.se are now being reviewed after two years and just goes to show the power of an election. and frankly, the power of a netflix series. we've seen but time and time again, where a documentary can change the trajectory of a legal case completely. britney spears in her conservatorship of more than ten years. r. kelly was never brought to justice until surviving r. kelly and bob duress, of course three murders over the span of decades. and that documentary finally caused the district attorney here to charge him and convicted so, given the fact that the netflix series monsters is so popular, were in the middle of this selection, the timing is just right. the stars have aligned for erik and lyle to be released well, there may be true, but i want to just read for the audience one of the gut wrenching exchanges during the trial. in fact, when i play it for you time that he wasn't nice during the sex? yes. yes and you were 11 i was 11 you had wonder election or not, how this information would ha

of course, i think most peop know vincent wilsey and curt work helter skelter about charles manson murders. and this, of course, is the most highly published work in true crime fiction of all time. then there's norman mailer's executioner's song, which won the pulitzerze, and he was greatly influenced by truman capote. and we can how the gight ising more well-respected i mean you might know her she publishedork the stranger beside me about, ted bundy, the serial killer, and larson devil in the white city, about h.h. holmes was a serial killer in the 19th century that i had mentioned to. you also in a so have a number of different works the true crime genre and truman capote is working blood helped establish this genre as an important work in literary history. now i want to just mention for a moment the title in cold blood, because the title in cold blood is a very sensationalized title. it doesn't seem like it's going to be a work of serious fiction. it seems like it's coming of popular fiction or pulp fiction, and it seems like it's one of those hardboiled detective novels that in the twe

of course, i think most people know vincent wilsey and curt work helter skelter about charles manson murders. and this, of course, is the most highly published work in true crime fiction of all time. then there's norman mailer's executioner's song,hich won the pulitzer prize, and he was greatly influen truman capote. and we can how the genre right is becoming more well-respected and and roles. i mean you might know her she ished the work the stranger beside me about, ted the serial killer, and erik larson devil in the city, about h.h. holmes was a serial killer in the 19th century that i had mentioned to. you also in a so have a number of different works the true crime genre and truman capote is working blood helped establish this genre as an important work in literary history. now i want to just mention for a moment the title in cold blood, because the title in cold blood is a very sensationalized title. it doesn't seem like it's going to be a work of serious fiction. it seems like it's coming of popular fiction or pulp fiction, and it seems like it's one of those hardboiled detecti

within a month of the moon landing, the manson murders shook us to our core.ounterculture threw itself the biggest party anyone had ever attended. - so woodstock was something i'd heard about, i think. i heard people were naked, so that got my attention. i didn't really know the music then, i was nine. i was way more interested in what was happening on the moon. - i had a ticket. i was dissuaded by some well-meaning people who thought that i would not survive it. - [narrator] woodstock was a mix of peace and love, music and mud, rebellion, and rain. - me, upon reflection, i'm thrilled to be able to say, "hey, i was there!" but at the time i thought, "this sucks." (laughs) - i was standing on the stage at a certain point with chip monck, who's that famous voice of woodstock. guy that's, you know, you hear saying, "the brown acid is not specifically... - [monck] specifically too good. - [john] ...that good". - [monck] it's just bad acid. it's manufactured poorly. - [narrator] that moment, from the iconic woodstock documentary which forever shaped the way the eve

i haven't seen that since charles manson family, who everybody said was brainwashed. would like him to smell the coffee in the morning and realize what has happened to them. thank you. host: let's talk to charles in tennessee. democrat, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. if you can give me just a moment, the country is in a mess and we were already in a mess. [indiscernible] young men out here pushing trump, one day he will only get married and what if she gets pregnant and you have to lay there and watch her bleed out si? look at yourself -- out and die. look at yourself if that happens. women won't have a change under the trump administration. look at what the doctor said the other night. doctors are dropping out of health care for women and stuff and changing professions and i don't blame them. this cannot be good. young black men, white, whatever, think what you very well may be doing to your sister. if you love them, if this happens, she could very well die. please, please young men, stop and think about it. older men, too, this could be your dau

at the same time comic jd manson said he would not support a 500 million-dollar investment for the biden in michigan and protecting the 650 union auto jobs. jd vance called that table scraps. table scraps. those union gambits and ask them how they feel about it. right? the biden/harris administration took action to save hundreds of michigan auto jobs. jd vance would say no thanks. you cannot make this stuff up. trump failed us once. we cannot let him do it again. [cheering] [applause] no place in america you are right we are not going backward that's right we are not going back, go ahead. no place in america understands better than the midwest that when a factory leaves, it takes a whole lot with it. it means fewer students in our public schools fewer responders, residents and all of us democrats and independents want to bring manufacturing jobs back home everyone has a path to prosperity these jobs keep roof over our head food on our table to make sure kids have what they need to be successful. after four years of donald trump's failures, things finally started changing when joe biden i

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