. >> pornographic.with each other from the church. >> reporter: some things are hard to un-see. we'll spare you. oh, and most important? everything stopped the day she disappeared. >> no credit cards, no phones, i thought that was strong evidence that she was in fact dead and not in fact missing. >> reporter: and her last conversation with a family member was -- >> she wanted out of the circumstances she was in. but she wasn't gonna leave her baby behind. >> reporter: and then there was this -- one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. >> now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say, 'choke the life out of them!' >> reporter: is that what the pastor did to marie? the detectives spelled out their case. circumstantial. difficult. but the prosectors bought it. and james flanders was charged with second degree murder. persistence paid o

these ideas, pornographic or not, are popular with people.its bad record. >> they do. but in this country, we still have really high tax bills. even with tax cuts. and we still have a middle class that doesn't feel as fully employed in full economically mobile as they should. and polling shows. >> under socialism taxes will be low and everybody will have free stuff! they believe this! >> they won't believe that. they believe that some of these ideas are well intended. and they believe that yes, poor people should have healthcare. by and large, that is what they believe. that's with the polling shows. but then it breaks tammy's a-okay but here is what it costs. it is still popular with you? and that is when people say no, not really. it is easy for all these people to say here is this neat stuff. but amy klobuchar and dick durbin and a few other people will look like adults going, we cannot afford all this, but nice try.>> they are kind of but they keep saying, these are interesting ideas that i want more details. none of them is really saying

activists the allegations against the league of law include a posting rape jokes and photo shop pornographic images of their colleagues their whitely sherrod's online harassment of female journalists is a big problem but what makes this story so shocking is that the trolls were random people on the internet they were actually the women's owning colleagues so who are some of the people who have been implicated in this well some very big names in french journalism among them are alex on the volt the online editor of. one of the country's biggest papers and kissed of couple on the editor of the french edition of slate the online magazine then sign blood's a freelancer who often works with is has admitted to founding a group in two thousand and nine and he posted an apology on twitter saying that he created a monster that escaped that the object of the group was not to harass women just to amuse ourselves but quickly our way of amusing ourselves became very problematic and we didn't realize this and several reporters have been suspended and even assured says it has launched an internal investiga

articles and the most controversial is the one that says musicians are prohibited from making pornographic content provoking conflict between groups tarnishing religion bringing negative influences from foreign cultures or degrading human dignity so that's one point of contention another one is that musicians say it's seeking to establish competency tests and certifications for musicians. but i gather that it's pretty controversial in indonesia self yeah sure so people in music industry in indonesia are to say there are plenty of laws on the books that regulate their industry the constitution itself are you laid in freedom of expression and the country has a flourishing metal and punk seems so much so that the international president yoko we don't owe is himself a metal head we have a great video that we found here from two thousand and seventeen it's of denmark's prime minister giving we don't know a set of metallic albums have a few seconds to look here. so it will be interesting to see where he himself might come down on this bill since he's quite into western metal music and the music.

they can see a constant growth over africa that is the name tragically a considerable amount of pornographic production has to do with minus. you know other us gravely violated in that they can take the document that the studies with in this field document that it is happening in even more horrible and violent ways. is even to the point of all the acts of abuse against minors being commissioned and viewed live over the net. and that's where i live you know to our own that they're mad at me that i mean here i would like to mention the world congress held in russia for on the theme of child dignity in the chilled era . as well as the first forum of the interfaith alliance or say are communities held on the same theme in abu dhabi last november. another schedule is sexual tourism. according to twenty seventeen data provided by the world tourism organization yoni on the met and every year three million a total throughout the world travel in order to have sexual relations with a minor. significantly the perpetrators of these crimes in most cases do not even realize they are committing a criminal

of picture state that streams information, a blogging sites if you like, changed its rules on pornographicof facebook, fake news and the continuation of huge amounts of data. all those companies are amounts of data. all those companies a re clearly amounts of data. all those companies are clearly on the back foot here, i think that gentleman is dismayed that very, very clear. i think they will need to do rather more than they are beginning to do that but it is very late in the game and interestingly, the uk health secretary matt hancock said that the government were prepared to step in and legislate if necessary. is that what is required, a statutory duty of care? is very difficult one as someone of care? is very difficult one as someone who is involved in media and publishing, it is a very difficult, thin line to walk, but it may still be be that the companies are too slow to act and they need a nudge from the authorities. —— it is. slow to act and they need a nudge from the authorities. -- it is. and i think one of the things that seems apparent now listening to these bosses, the head of

for example one of the most contentious articles reads musician they're prohibited from making pornographic content provoking conflict between groups tarnishing religion bringing negative influences from foreign cultures or degrading dignity there's also parts that people aren't really liking very much it seems that this bill might implement competency tests and certifications for musicians which brings into question well if you're a trained musician at home how would you even get the certification become an official government sanctioned musician absolutely so i take it all this is very controversial in indonesia indonesia has a flourishing music scene pop metal punk all this is you know rattling the establishment is par for the course in these music genres will be interesting to see what the president. has to say because he himself is a well known fan of western punk bands heavy metal bands such as metallica we have here we found a video from just seventeen denmark's prime minister giving president we don't know a gift which is a set of metallica albums and there's plenty more of these ph

it goes on like this pornographically at one point, this is the best. swishier says, jeff bezos os's privacy has been vibrate national enquirer, which is true. but she didn't spend a lot of time worrying about whether america's privacy was violated by jeff bezoses on. think being it a lot. so that was the first thing, i meant to say clearly, i totally disapprove of what the national enquirer did to jeff bezoses on. i d. but it does raise the question, what is amazon doing to the rest of us. >> yes, i wish we were a society that had no interest. and let that be between the spouses. but that's all the reason why we should value privacy. i spent a lot of years as a journalist, defending that value and one of the companies that poses the greatest threat to it is amazon. it's a major source of jeff bezos os's wealth and power, and you know, we think of amazon and do their branding, that is a place we buy our books from. and download e-mail from. in fact, the main business is working with the security straight agencies to build huge apparatuses of the surveil

citizens and celebrities have seen their faces pushed without their permission on to existing pornographic privacy issues. appearing to say or do something one never did can have political ramifications. >> president trump is a total and complete [ bleep ]. now, you see, i would never say these things. at least not in a public address. but someone else would. someone like jordan peele. >> it's easy to imagine how this can begin to cause problems. now the u.s. government has taken notice. they've given cnn an inside look at a program they're sponsoring to get ahead of deepfakes. >> how dangerous does the pentagon consider this technology and what are they doing about it? >> well, victor, the director of national intelligence dan coats told the senate intelligence committee this week it was probably that america's adversaries would start using a deepfake technology in information warfare against this country and the pentagon, as we got access to in our story that you saw there, that's online at cnn.com/deepfakes are working with researchers nation wide from california to new york trying to b

what george smathers tells him is that these senators are very interested in the pornographic films and indeed he suggests they frequently want extra time to view these films in person to determine their level of pornography. he is telling johnson that eastland is using procedures to delay things. if it is delayed after the election it looks as if fortas will have little chance that nomination. two contextual items, johnson references this film called the graduate. dustin hoffman is the star. it is seen as a very racy film in the context of 1968. hoffman is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. george smathers talks about his own views for pornography here. he had a reputation for a very active social life. that is not the portrayal george smathers gives of himself in this conversation. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> i choose not to look at it, others choose to look at it. i don't look at it. i have not seen it. i don't know whether or not this is the kind of thing that should be going around or it shouldn't. they will look into this very deeply. >> would you vote on it

. >> our little shopping carts that we now use are invented by pornographers. >> what was unknown was set up a website and actually make money. and the proof of concept of that was pornography. >> for the most part, entrepreneurs have not figured out a way to make profit on the internet. that is, until ebay came along. >> pierre omidyar started the auction site as a hobby. three years later, it has a market value of close to $6 billion and is a superstar on wall street. ebay makes its money by charging to list an item, then takes a small percentage of the final selling price if it sells. if you've got an item you want to sell like a 1967 green hornet lunch pail, for example, you write up a brief description, add a digital photo and decide on an opening bid. >> ebay really changed everything, and not because what they were offering was so incredible and revolutionary. essentially what they were doing was they were automating the middleman. >> 600 million hits a month. >> that's right. >> that's a lot of people. >> that's right. >> how do you stop the unscrupulous? >> problems like that

. >> he spoke about acts he had seen in pornographic films involving such matters as women having sex with animals and films showing group sex or rape scenes. >> it was the first time that the issue of sexual harassment was being aired like this. >> thomas told me graphically of his own sexual prowess. >> biden is still pushing to get the violence against women act passed. however, he and the all-male panel are criticized for appearing unsympathetic to hill and for not calling other women with similar allegations to testify. >> in fact, he never did ask you to have sex, correct? >> in 1991, sexual harassment was not a common term. i don't think that they understood it from the point of view of victims of sexual harassment. >> it just seems so incredible to me that you would not only have visited with him twice, i would think that these things, what you described, are so repugnant that you would never have talked to him again. >> nobody was covered with glory, not any of the members of the committee, republican or democrat. >> when we look back, of course we look at joe biden because h

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a mexican boy that was kidnapped by an american trafficker by a child pornographer.he kidnapped mexican children and brought them to san bernardino county where he had a makeshift studio, made child po rn with these little children. five years old. this little boy was inept in mexico where there was a very. h-0- was a barrier. he was forced to take it to the port of entry and guess what? it worked. we captured him. we rescued the little boy and subsequently rescued 12 other little children and san bernardino, california. two plus two equals four. the wall rescued this little boy and the lack of the wall caused this little girl to go through a hell that is indescribable that is not manufactured. it is a real crisis, a real emergency. president trump: you have many thousands of people like this. >> thousands. this is happening all the time. we work in mexico. i have just met with the secretary of state, their equivalent this last month. we are having to do operations in a mexico, working with law enforcement to, essentially become the wall because there is no wall. it

there is a historical way -- almost at times a pornographic pleasure where he discusses lured descriptions of migrant women being tied up with duct tape and brutalized. there is a compulsion he has to tell this story. it's like misogyny disguised as compassion. >> let me just play that. in a weird thing, that was even weirder. i want to get to the bottom of this one. donald trump was describeing, as you say, human trafficking today. let's listen together. >> they can't see three women with tape on their mouth or three women whose hands are tied. they go through areas where you have no wall. everybody know that. nancy knows it. chuck knows it. they all know it. >> the danger here, cristina is that human trafficking is a real problem. lots of women get brought into the country and are trafficked, most of them with passports through border crossings. to suggest that's how we're dealing with the problem of human trafficking is misleading and detrimental to our fight against human trafficking. >> it's completely unhelpful in every way and it's tied to this idea of migrant women being brutalized

relentlessly satirized fictional and occasionally real high-status women's potential political roles in pornographic writings, some of which were very clever and funny, which i read in a british library, but many of which were offensively misogynist. i argue in the book that such political pornography revealed men's deep-seated concerns in a world in which public and private power could not be clearly separated, precisely because of that worldview i explored in founding mothers and fathers, when it was asserted that all authority, public and familial alike, was based on these objections of the fifth commandment. in such a conceptual scheme, high status women could not be definitively separated from wielders of political power, so they were vilified instead. i found crucial information about the origins of men's antagonism to ordinary women who claimed public roles as state actors, a phrase developed my -- developed by my friend margaret hunt, who taught at amherst for a year but has now absconded to sweden. but that did not lead me to the ultimate answers i sought about the definition of women's sph

. >> that's an pornographic we have on the screen because those are things that people fought for, they voted for, those are things that constituents wanted, that they were expecting, and so, you know, you have to rob peter to pay paul basically. thank you. let's bring in jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst, corey sellers, and alice stewart, the communications director for ted cruz. that's where i want to start. explain to us how people like your former boss ted cruz can get on board with this. senator cruze has called it a slippery slope that he's a little concerned with, the fact that the president's doing an end run around congress. but ultimately, will senator cruze g cruz get on board with the fact that he's handing over the power of the purse to the president? >> what we're going to see in my expectation is many republicans here in washington will get on board with this because this president ran and won on building a wall and securing the border and many of them also included that in part of what they ran and won on. so this is an important issue. and now with many things tha

cohen in 2017 for hush money payments he made to stormy daniels, a pornographic film access." as attacks come in from the white house and surrogates in congress, a few things to keep in mind, there is no one in trump world who served as a more perfect embodiment of donald trump's appetite for corruption and immorality than michael cohen. cohen was an extension of donald trump's id, an enabler of donald trump's most primal demands. cohen's resume with trump included covering up sex with porn stars, rigging political polls and inflating trump's wealth. only the truly unscrupulous will be quick to dismiss cohen's testimony this week as lies while he did lie to congress, it's an open question whether he's the architect of those lies, or whether he was acting at the direction of others. and as to whether he's to be believed now. today, the only tool cohen has at his disposal to lessen his sentence is telling the truth, and it's worth noting that federal prosecutors now agree with and have somehow corroborated cohen's assertion that it was donald trump who directed that illegal hush

like, almost pornographic. woman #5: nothing i saw conveyed reality. thought they were funny. that's why i put them up there. diana: it's pretty embarrassing. lemonis: do you think they're funny, jordan? jordan: i don't. lemonis: it's offensive, actually. see, if i would've seen that before i came, i wouldn't have come. jordan: that's the first time i saw it, as well. -erik: you never saw it. -jordan: no. erik: so that means you never went on our youtube channel when you went into the company. and you're in charge of our social media and our instagram, but you never saw that. jordan: i have nothing to do with social media. erik: you work for the company. you're in a digital era. this is what you do. and you never saw our youtube? jordan: i didn't know. i've never been on our youtube. erik: you look at everything. you knew where we were coming today. you knew we were coming here to a focus group. you went online, you poked it in. "marcus, we're coming to a focus group." but you didn't think of your job enough at fuel food to look at our youtube and say,

. >> turned into pornographic objects. having deep fake videos made of them. having their children incorporated into the pornography. that's really important to understanding why we have this hostility happening, and what it means for high burnout rate, particularly among young women. >> and it also requires the real editorial judgment, i can imagine you know, mindy, as you're dealing with a story like that, the focus of the story, is it going to be on what the porn looks like, or is the focus of the story going to be on the bigger societal issue, because there's an easy story in front of you, we all saw, you know, the aoc manipulated photo, the fake photo that was sent around, by social media, but how is it covered? >> i mean i think we have to be, we just have to be mindful of that ourselves. and i think in this case, specifically, i think it helps when you have, and not to say it clearly, than a man cannot be sensitive, as in your partner, but i think, you know, when you have a woman, and somewhere in the process, either reporting or editing, and i think th

that chanin had been left mostly naked on her bed posed pornographically with a sex toy, and before sheook her last breath sheriff's detective mike rickets knew she suffered. >> she was strangled. i believe she was tortured. and she was beat badly. >> reporter: inconceivable. why would anyone do such a thing? and why her when she was just starting over in life? after she and clay called it kwitsz that second time in 2010 she went back to school to become a dental assistant. >> she presented herself in a very modest, a very conservative family woman sort of way. >> reporter: these are chanin's classmates. they looked up to her as sort of a cross between a den mother and an extra-fun older sister. >> she's like the epitome of what you would expect of a dental assistant. her big beautiful teeth and her laugh and just the smile. i can still hear her laugh. love it. >> very approachable. >> reporter: busy as she was, said her school friend, she always seemed to have time for -- well, anyone who needed her. >> she was very strong, to be able to do that. because that's a very hard program. >>

they are sitting out in protest of this gender bending and often times what parents don't know, pornographiccause we allow the left to bully us. pete: the pta, you have to stand up. we reached out to that district. jedediah: you are culture warrior and many people feel that. what you think it is? why does the right lose the culture war battle? >> they fear the left. they fear being bullied to. if we just learn to not fear them and even laugh at them they lose their power and that is why people of donald trump. he knows how to push back against the bullying and all of that taking place by the left. my attitude is even though i get death threats and my children's get death threats my attitude is the left didn't give me the platforms. god gave me this platform and it will be over when god decides or they decide or i will keep pushing. pete: elizabeth johnson, the activist mommy, the book is not on my watch. thanks for being here. donald trump slamming republicans who didn't help him get border wall funding done. >> it would have been a lot easier but some people didn't step up. we are stepping