they came away convinced he had nothing to do with sandi's death. ho had done so many things that raised suspicion early on, ultimately he had an alibi that checked out. he'd clocked in and out of his job at boeing the day sandi went missing. colleagues had seen him there, and after work, he was with friends who vouched for him. finally, greg johnson was off the list. >> how well do you remember that moment, where the police came to see you and said, you're not a suspect anymore. >> i remember it very well. it was a relief. it was a good day for me. it really was. that left sandi's friend from work, cliff reed, cold case detective jim allen now retired decided to see if he could find some physical evidence tying cliff reed to the death of sandi johnson. it turned out the passage of time in the case gave police new tools. >> forensics had changed over the years, so there was the potential of testing a lot of things that had not -- wouldn't have been able to be tested back then for dna specifically. >> they went back to where cliff reed had lived in 19

if someone ever walked along the beach and destroyed someone's house sandy he probably still rememberss ready, the report is time. fell on civilians a professional idea is first of all a person who is ideological there with strong muscles and with adventurously desperate behavior you will not win, because everyone there is like that. but if he is honest in relation to his idea, and she is honest, because she fought for her all these years and it turns out that she is higher in status. there has never been a donbas in ukraine, there have never been russians here. and also if to be more precise, there is a lot of national area. there is moldova, there are ukrainians. there are russians, jews. there are greeks, there are a lot of national people here. and in principle, they are called in one word russian, that they are part of the russian federation. on august 3, 2022, during the operation to liberate donbass, i am handing you the state award of russia to your mother. she was a courageous person, absolutely iconic, i would have had for the donbass for the donetsk republic had documents du

if someone once walked along the beach and destroyed someone's house sandy he probably still remembers the time. no, one of our shells did not fall on civilians . we only shoot about the structures of military bases and nothing more. she is men. she controlled the vibes, that is, they felt, even the donbass men felt superiority over themselves. professional ideological before just a person who is ideological, and there with strong muscles and with uh, adventurously desperate behavior you won’t win, because everyone there is like that. but if he is honest in relation to his idea, and she is honest, because she fought for her all these years and it turns out that she is higher in status. there has never been a donbas in ukraine, there have never been russians here. and to be more precise, there is a lot of national area. there are moldovans, there are ukrainians. there are russians, jews. there are greeks. there are a lot of national people here hmm and in in principle, they are called one word russian. kharkiv dnepropetrovsk zaporozhye well, i hope that they will become part of the russ

he is the person whoho saw the sandy hook conspiracy theory as a foundational story of how ms. sinformation have gained attraction in our society. he had dealt with it mediate more. he was very concerned that his story and the broader story would be portrayeday accurately. and so it took him a little while and for us to get to know each other. sue and elizabeth williams it is our guess the book is called sandy hook an american tragedy. the battle for truth the numbers on the screen if you like to dial in and take part in our conversation this afternoon at 202 is area code 748-8200 for those in a the eastern and centl time zones. 748-8201 if you live out in the mountain and pacific time zones. will begin taking those calls in just a minute. ms. williamson where are the families? are they still in the area today? >> a number of them still live in connecticut and some others have moved away. the parker family moved to the pacific northwest area. lenny and bella rosa who i mentioned the parents of know what the youngest sandy hook victim have actually had to move a dozen times tryin

and he joined the lawsuit that the families of ten sandy hook victims in total filed in the middle of 2018. it took robbie until october of that year to join that lawsuit. but he was at the centerpiece of this case, which resulted in the $1 billion judgment this week. so i first got interested in this in mid 2018 when the family's filed these four separate lawsuits, because i felt like this would be a very test of the first amendment. does the first amendment and our right to free speech really protect people who would share, you know, lies like this online that so swiftly to so people and damage such vulnerable individuals as the sandy hook families. and, you know, i saw as i began working on it and with the help of lenny pozner, who is the father of the youngest, sandy hook victim, noah pozner, lenny said, look, this is not a one off. this is not something that is about gun control or the horrific nature of this sandy hook shooting. this is really a foundational story in how disinformation and false narratives travel in our society. and you have seen in the decade since sandy hook,

he is a central character in the book, the person who saw the sandy hook conspiracy theory as a foundational story of how mistruths and disinformation has gained traction. he had dealt with the media more, he was concerned that his story would be portrayed -- the broader story would be portrayed accurately. it took him a little while and for us to get to know each other. >> elizabeth williamson is our guest, the book is called sandy hook: an american tragedy. the numbers on the screen. if you would like to dial in, 202 is the area code (202) 748-8000 four the central time zone. (202) 748-8201 if you are in the mountain-pacific time zone. how are the families? >> the parker family moved to the pacific northwest, lenny pozner and vernie delarosa are the parents of the youngest sandy hook victim have had to move a dozen times trying to escape the people who put their personal information and address online. as soon as they would move, someone would post their address and they have to move again. they live many hundred miles from the sandy hook area. >> have you suffered repercussions because of

and also neil heslin whose son jesse lewis died at sandy hook is one of my main characters, and he didthe father of the gunmen come and i describe that interaction. >> host: how do conspiracy theories, this is not the first one to happen in the united states. this is one of the more i would say it is safe to say bizarre ones, but -- >> guest: yeah, no. and what the significance of this particular conspiracy theory is that, again, it began a decade in which we have seen disinformation, conspiracy theories and false narratives really ramp up and search in our society. part of that is the dramatic uptake and social media. used by people who spread these theories that way. part of it is we've had a conspiracy minded president immediately preceding joe biden who saw in this group of people who are suspicious of the government and you are inclined to be distrustful of everything from the federal government to traditional medicine, he has found in them of vital constituency. so that has all contributed to the fact that now every mass shooting generates conspiracy theories and, in fact, a fift

if someone once walked along the beach and destroyed someone's house sandy he probably still remembersdy, the report is time. took on the enemy's target fire 300 shells did not fall on civilians, we only shoot at the point about the structures of military bases and nothing more, she controlled the men on fluids. that is, they felt, even the donbass men felt superior to themselves. a professional idea is above all a person who is ideological there with strong muscles and with an adventurously desperate you won't win by behavior, because everyone is like that there. but if he is honest in relation to his idea, and she is honest, because she fought for her all these years and it turns out that she is higher in status. there has never been a donbas in ukraine, there have never been russians here. and to be more precise, there is a lot of national area. there is moldova, there are ukrainians. there are russians, jews. there are greeks, there are a lot of national people here. and in principle, they are called in one word russians will become part of the russian federation and will be recogn

he could see that sandy hook was not just one off theory or even something built on gun-control and out of the realistic expectation that gun legislation would result from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundational story for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society. he began by trying to appeal as you would to the social media companies. there are thousands of these videos out here calling us liars and crisis actors and saying is false. facebook, can you take some of this down? twitter, less so because it was a smaller platform. he ascribes it to shouting at a locked door. he never got anything relating to a response. he got auto messages. he started to use his power as a grieving father to call attention to what was going on. he did op-ed in the newspaper. he got powerful interviews on the radio through abc -- abc and he called out these companies and shamed them. he also called out the individual names of conspiracy theorists who were generating so much mistruths that his family was being threatened and harassed and being forced to move becau

you can see traffic to his website surges when he spoke about sandy hook so it resonates with people. it is a very cynical model that he's pursued and it isn't based on any genuine suspicion of itself. >> particularly when we see it on the confined realm and social media. because of this when it takes place in our personal lives were those close to us it can be caught off guard. how would you recommend weul navigate the conversations to address the dangers of mamisinformation without damagig our interpersonal relationships with others? >> brendan, do you want to take that? >> i don't know if i have a recommendation for that. one of the challenges we are facing is that it is ultimately up to each individual to weigh what they are doing and exposure to technology and certain terms of the consumption of information but i do think that it's important that if you are looking at something as tragic and important test sandy hook you come to an understanding i need to have an understanding of they history and background. you have to have the ability and that falls on the citizen to develop th

he says when they first discussed sandy hook, hall didn't think it was a hoax. irst started working with him? no, i don't think that richard did believe it, in fact i'm sure that i had a conversation with him basically saying, "this is all nonsense." is it that way? it's here, it's here. richard hall didn't want to be interviewed and wouldn't answer my questions. ready? yep. so, i paid a visit to the market stall where he sells books and dvds. i can see him. 0k, ready? yep. hi, richard, it's marianna spring from the bbc. i wonder if you'd be up for answering some questions? no, thank you. do you not want to talk about the evidence, talk about the. . .. no, no, em, no, idon't- want to talk about anything. i just wanted to ask you, about whether you really believe these theories, do you really believe that the uk terror attacks are staged, do you really believe that? and do you understand the harm that this can cause to to the victims who are survivors of these attacks, and who are at the heart of these theories that are being targeted? i've told you that i don't w

this was a massive case where you saw that he pushed lies about the school shooting, the sandy hook shooting pay. now it's $1.5 billion that he already owes. i think the question is are the families actually going to see neces any of this? and is alex jones out of commission now that he has to pay these victims? >> i think what happened in texas was extraordinary. the judge threw out this punitive judgment cap and said the lies that alex jones told about the sandy hook parentsreh that this punitive cap was not going to fly because she saw no other recourse for these families. whether they see the money i think is the big issue. you've seen other lawyers say they're going to chase jones to the end of the earth to get him to pay up this money. these cases have been years in the making so they'll battle him in court a few more years pause he's going to do everything he can to delay this. by the end of the day, he'll have to pay a distigood sum of money and i think it will be different for his conspiracy empire to stay afloat. >> he keeps going ban onto his platform satisfying ying the gl are af

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he's running around backing these extremists. the most extreme people in the country, a guy who denied sandy hook. he's like, no, he's credible. mr. steyer: thank you, congressman. mr. vance: it's maddening. i've never said that, tim. he did not answer the question. he didn't give you a single example of something that would meaningfully reduce gun violence -- mr. ryan: is my microphone not working? mr. de souza: ohio has a law that allows teachers and other staff to carry guns on school property, after receiving only 24 hours of training. is that the answer to the growing epidemic of mass school shootings in america? mr. vance: of course not. we need many, many solutions to find the answer to these ridiculous school shootings. look, i have three kids a , 5-year-old, 2-year-old, and nine month old. and when i see these terrible school shootings, my heart breaks for these kids and the families. but that means that we need to do things that actually work here. i think allowing properly trained teachers to carry firearms can be part of the solution. i think increasing funding for school resource officers can be part of the soluti

the attorney for the sandy hook family says he wants to make sure jones pays every penny has. the info wars host was found to have intentionally spread malicious lies about the 2012 school massacre as a hoax. >>> a lawsuit has been filed against the washington commanders football team. the nfl and of commissioner accused the team of trying to deceive residents of washington, d.c. about trying to deceive investigators looking into its toxic workplace culture. >> reporter: the blistering civil suit accuses dan snyder, the nfl and roger caddell of working to deceive the public about an investigation into the teams allegedly toxic workplace. >> defendant lied about what they knew, and then, they lied about what they were going to do about it. >> reporter: the investigation, which kicked off in 2021 looks into allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct . dc attorney general karl racine says most infected women. >> the evidence shows mr. snyder was not only aware of a toxic culture within his organization, he encouraged it. it, he participated in it. >> reporter: the

and you could see and i trace this in kthe book that traffic to his website surges when he spoke about sandy hook. so it resonates with people and that leads to sales so it is a very cynical and ingenious business model that he's pursued and it is not based on any genuine suspicion around the event itself. >> thank you very much. >> my name is alex.in misinformation and conspiracy can affect tanyone. i believe the authors feel i can be a problem that can directly impact us particularly when we see it on the confined realm of social media. because of this when disinformation takes root in our personal lives for those close to us we can be caught off guard. how would you recommend we navigate a conversation on the dangers of misinformation without damaging our interpersonal relationships . >> the want to take that? >> i don't know if i have a recommendation for that. ultimately one of the machallenges we're facing is that this really is ultimately up to each individual to weigh what they're doing, away their exposure to social media, weigh their exposure to technology in terms of their consump

struggle that had very little to do with the diagnosis of autism he was living in a smaller and smaller world and a number of the sandyk families including the schools to reach out to people and then to is engaged do you know ad contact for that type of endeavor? >> deal and be clear, she did not lose a family member at sandy hook. -- thank you and to be clear, she did not lose a family member. thank you sarah. they think to respond to it when it comes to the nra? >> i appreciate that compassion for the families, who lost children and educators at sandy hook, thank you. on the nra issue, i deliberately do not engage in the current policy debate in the book because i focus on the spirit of this and disinformation in society. -- on misinformation and disinformation in society. i am sorry, i cannot help you but some of the parents are very much engaged in that issue. i would encourage you to seek them out. >> the next call is there in drums, pennsylvania. -- is larry in drums, pennsylvania. >> on the subject of books and classifications, i was wondering if all of the books that were put out and donald trump with a bunch

he's running around backing these extremists. the most extreme people in the country, a guy who denied sandy hook. he's like, no, he's credible. mr. steyer: thank you, congressman. mr. vance: it's maddening. i've never said that, tim. he did not answer the question. he didn't give you a single example of something that would meaningfully reduce gun violence -- mr. ryan: is my microphone not working? mr. de souza: ohio has a law that allows teachers and other staff to carry guns on school property, after receiving only 24 hours of training. is that the answer to the growing epidemic of mass school shootings in america? mr. vance: of course not. we need many, many solutions to find the answer to these ridiculous school shootings. look, i have three kids a , 5-year-old, 2-year-old, and nine month old. and when i see these terrible school shootings, my heart breaks for these kids and the families. but that means that we need to do things that actually work here. i think allowing properly trained teachers to carry firearms can be part of the solution. i think increasing funding for school resource officers can be part of the soluti

he had a whole instagram page that many of my friends had already followed. that sandy was stanford class of 25 that he was a coke scholar, um, that you transferred from duke. the school newspaper reports. curry had been squatting and at least five dorms since last year, the university says he was removed from campus last december, but reportedly returned several times. sometimes climb through windows. he sometimes was able to take a student id card, according to residents who lived with him last year. curry is not charged with the crime the school suggests he could be cited for press passing if he returns, stanford tells abc news. while there are safety protocols in place, the unique aspects of this case and mr curry's persistence and ability to ingratiate himself with our student community have made it clear that gaps exist in those protocols. i think a lot of people are still wondering about the unanswered questions, which is really? how did this happen? and why did it happen? coming up later on good morning america how curry was found living in the basement of a dor

he was struggling with a lot of demons. as to the school safety issue, a number of the sandy hook families have engaged in different efforts including an effort to improve safety in schools also to reach out and teach compassion and empathy and social emotional learning. scarlet lewis, the mother of jesse lewis is engaged in something called the jesse lewis to the love movement which teaches social emotional learning in schools to try to mitigate factors that lead to mental health struggles in children. >> it has been 10 years since this happened. >> sarah, san diego. go ahead. >> i am so sorry for your loss, first off. bless you. recently, i had a sort of epiphany about possibly creating a crowd source for people to give money to people in congress who are running for congress who commit to not taking any money from the nra. do you know anybody who i would contact for that type of endeavor? >> deal and be clear, she did not lose a family member at sandy hook. -- thank you and to be clear, she did not lose a family member. thank you sarah. they think to respond to it when it comes to the nra? >> i appreciate that compassio

and now you don't have a piece of everything sandy anymore. here heas yet imagined that he is at home will be this here, how to understand? here, choose yourself stand. but this mother did not see this little did not see. well, now the tulle is hanging, tied in a knot, while we talk about its appearance. how happened. so that he began to lay down horseradish for many many years asking for a dog, a puppy. it probably started from the second grade, but at that time we had two cats who still live like a hamster rabbit. and why exactly the ridgeback is a rather rare and little-known breed. and you know, they began to choose, they began to choose to read about breeds. us i wanted an active smart intelligent companion and we got seeds in the face. now, i would expect, uh, a positive answer to your question, because the ridgeback is such a serious dog enough. this is a hound that hunted, including lions in africa yes , the only south african dog breed recognized in the world did you already understand what it would be? after all, kids are always the same. ei

sandy. senya, he is very intelligent abyssinian. the abyssinian cat is here. he is 10 years old.yes, yes, december 25th. here he just has an anniversary, and in the sense of 10 years it was here there are photographs about the fact that the tree is in an upright position, where there is this complicated thing. yes, he is quite peaceful about it. he loves his guests very much, when guests come, he always sits on a free chair. or if there is no chair, you got up he sat down, i treat him with respect, i carry a new chair, because he always sits he does not climb on the table. he always sits looks at the table like a master. in general sits likes to participate such as the cat companion uh happened. that's how the guys lost their dog for 3 months, you didn’t have such a thing that he saved up, he likes to eat, he’s very, very fat. see, this is a pillow. well, then he began to lose weight, got really sick this summer and just stopped eating. and in general , there were never such symptoms, and he lies and that’s all, and then they pulled him out to the doctor. there, in general, how i

evidence that he actually disseminated these, in other words, reality winner gave the documents to somebody. that is something that is, you know, an aggravating factor for her. on the other hand, sandy he did not disseminate them. that's far less egregious than donald trump, and donald trump has a complete history of obstructing the very investigation. he has a series of aggravating factors, as well as the fact he has prominence in many ways is not a mitigating factor. he should be held to, in my view, a higher standard. when you are a role model and you're somebody who is the head of law enforcement of this country, the leader of the free world, you should be like caesar's wife, completely above reproach. i think that sort of analysis, what we're engaging in now and what you have been focusing on is exactly what the department is going to be doing. the fact that somebody is prominent does not mean they don't get prosecuted. it's not a mitigating factor, as they said, i think that's an aggravating factor. if he runs for office, he runs for office, but he's still a civilian like the rest of us, as you said. and the rule of law means that we are all treated equally. and i really am co

theorist and info war host alex jones. >> paying nearly half a billion dollars ar the lies he told about the sandyl shooting. jean casarez has more. >> reporter: good morning, boris and amara. the judge awarded $473 million in punitive damages, and included within that are attorneys' fees and costs. now, these are punitive damages, which are really punishment damps, for the willful wanton, malicious misconduct to punish the defendant, and also a deterrence aspect so other people out there do not think they can get away with something like this. i want to read for you a portion from the decision so you can see the state of mind of the judge, barbara bellous in all of this. she said, "this depravity, this cruel a, persistent course of conduct, establishes the highest degree of reprehensibility and blame worthiness" and went on to say that the trial showed "that jones used sandy hook engaged the snntd and drove up sales and profits, the spikes in sales revenue followings article that said no one killed at sandy hook and use of the plaintiff even during the trial to make money." now, the defense attor

sandy was born with a congenital heart condition. she knew without help she would die. terry used to carry me downstairs in the morning, put me on the settee with our little dog, and he woulde. archive: the world's first heart transplant has been performed. medical history has been made in south africa. 1967, and the first heart transplant. it made headlines around the world. the first patient survived for 18 days, but almost immediately, there was criticism. some questioned the morality of using someone else's heart, but the main problem was as more transplants were done, survival rates were very poor. eventually, medical authorities called a halt. at papworth hospital, one surgeon, sir terence english, was determined to restart the programme and presented a research study to the powers that be. about two weeks later i get a letter from the chief medical officer saying, well, english, a nice piece of work, but no money for a programme, and we don't want to see any one—off transplants. and ijust thought, damn you. i'm going to do it. news of the offer of - a donor heart comes first the surgical unit at papworth. sir terence defied his critics, found some money, collected t

sandy's a big trump fan. our country was much better off under president trump. two years after leaving office, donald trump has roared back, and proved he'sty�*s kingmaker. candidates scramble for his backing. sandy, and you have my total endorsement, and you get out and win that race. she's going to be terrific. thanks, sandy. it's one of the most sought—after endorsements and i was honoured to have it. i'd like to ask ted budd to come on up and say a few words. donald trump has endorsed more than 200 candidates in tomorrow's midterm elections. not all republicans support the former president but, for many, the decision is simple — trump is the ticket. wow, mr president! i think it's very important. his endorsement really rallies the party. it rallies our base. usa! donald trump has not yet announced whether he will run for president again. many believe tomorrow's outcome is the test. is he still popular enough to win the republican nomination, and could he get back to the white house in 202a? is there anybody here who would like to see me run again? applause. january 6th. the final chapter of donald trump's presidency, but the beginning

the team pulls the motorcycle but what sandy was hoping they would find where his family members with lun. o mathias, he did not house with next to that tree to one now and that away it's completely destroyed up and so mostly that the for ceremony. i'm still hoping for a miracle for my wife and for my child. but because if they died, i have to let them go. so that glass to min minimum. but at least i want their bodies to be recovered either. even though earthquakes hit indonesia, often few buildings are earthquake proof in this populous region. south of the capitol jakarta, the head of indonesia, national rescue agency says many of the dead or school children. in this hospital, the doctors are treating the ones that survived. one mother described what happened to her daughter when the quake hit just after lunch time. probably ugly, and get no grass. there were quakes and it was intense. a wall collapsed on her from the neck down. make of the man the money though, papa, that i had got my way. i could only see her head in law. there was a full thumb us that was hit by the wall as well. and the hot water b

he wrote it. [laughter] >> it is my understanding from colleagues who work with bill clinton is that previously speechwriters were all in one kind of shop. and then when sandy was national security advisor for clinton he really wanted the foreign policy speechwriters under his purview. they moved technically over too nse to the national security council bird even what we were in the white house on a focus when you're in the white house too, but when we were in the white house a colleagues who wrote foreign policy speeches, their e-mail while e-mails or msc. not like ours were there technically part of the edit even though they were on our team. they had a different level of clearance and everything. it's a very different process. but the few times i did have to work with staff and work on foreign policy realized it's a different ballgame. foreign leaders and populations of foreign countries are really looking to the president of the united states and what he says pouring over every word that no one is pulling over our economic speech. there is a level of care not the were not careful. be going back and forth various members who wanted something said in a ve

gimme called monthly, was st activist because he makes art for change. ah, kevin and sandy vicky a monkeys is one of kenya's best known graffiti artist, courier planning over 20 years. going through the artists bank live is known for painting only in the good spaces. i started find nuts for my 3 there. we used to go out and do graph to gigs, and this was more, in fact full because it's in the streets and there's more audio done when you have it in a gallery where no dance might be not as much as it is in the streets bank lifting floor, so as you get traction can spread his message to the world. he uses his put up socially conscious pieces that make people think. i use it as a voice as well. i use it as a tool just to communicate, to just to bring a dialogue to the wild or anyone else who wants to view this piece of walk and probably get inspires or not of it. so it's important for me because i can inspire people with it's his work he's at home in the streets of night will be as it is in europe, west africa and australia, piece of clerical bama before the us election in 2008

i mean, even is not allowing alex jones back on because he recalls the sandy hook being the pale hook the pale in a way . so i hook outrage as being the pale in a way. so i don't hook outrage as being the pale in a way . so i don't know. hook outrage as being the pale in a way. so i don't know. yeah. and khamenei he's on twitter is he's going to racism as a matter of soldiers. yes. in the mail now a psychologist reveals the tactics of emotional honestly, don't listen to you. love so yeah.is don't listen to you. love so yeah. is partner an emotional manipulator ? so this manipulator? so this psychologist revealed six treats they all have in common so when you first meet the women when you first meet the women when you first meet the women when you first you have more than lately when you first meet them a manipulator will be their best behaviour. out somebody behaviour. so look out somebody who's best behaviour who's on their best behaviour want an all from want you want an all fish from that you want it all fish brute also they love power . so also they love power. so somebody got ele

i mean, even is not allowing alex jones back on because he recalls the sandy hook being the pale hook the pale in a way . so i hook outrage as being the pale in a way. so i don't hook outrage as being the pale in a way . so i don't know. hook outrage as being the pale in a way. so i don't know. yeah. and khamenei he's on twitter is he's going to racism as a matter of soldiers. yes. in the mail now a psychologist reveals the tactics of emotional honestly, don't listen to you. love so yeah.is don't listen to you. love so yeah. is partner an emotional manipulator ? so this manipulator? so this psychologist revealed six treats they all have in common so when you first meet the women when you first meet the women when you first meet the women when you first you have more than lately when you first meet them a manipulator will be their best behaviour. out somebody behaviour. so look out somebody who's best behaviour who's on their best behaviour want an all from want you want an all fish from that you want it all fish brute also they love power . so also they love power. so somebody got ele

he wrote. >> so, my understanding from colleagues who worked with bill clinton's that, previously the speech writers were all in one shop, then when sandy burger was national security adviser for clinton, he really wanted the foreign policy speech writer under his purview, so it moved over to the national security council. when we were in the white house, our colleagues who wrote foreign policy speeches, --, they're email addresses were in scc, not g. o v like ours were. there were nurses they were technically part of the nsc. -- they were looking at classified materials to write speeches. it was a very different process. the few times i did have to work with and nsc staff, and foreign policy, i realized, it really is a different ball game. foreign leaders and populations of foreign countries are looking to the president of the united states and what he says, they are pouring over every word that he says in a way that nobody is pouring over my economic policy speech. there's a level of care that needs to be given to those speeches. now that you're not careful about every single speech, but the consideration that goes into this different

to life in prison for high treason called convicted of dana sandy, of illegally selling passports to state las people in gulf countries. and he was accused of pocketing millions of dollars, guitars, energy minister has announced a long term agreement to supply germany with liquefied natural gas. the 15 year deal will deliver 2000000 tons every year from 2026. your us company, konica phillips, will transport the fuel by sea. germany's efforts and secure in gas supplies after russia's invasion of ukraine may be bearing fruit. katara has committed to a 15 year contract with a u. s. company to delivered liquefied natural gas or l n. g to germany is plenty boy to port on the north sea coast from 2026. got our energy and kanaka phillips signed 2 agreements, promising l n g imports up to 2000000 tons annually. this is katara is 1st major supply deal with germany or the 1st 15 years is great. these obviously seem to be good conditions. i wouldn't mind 20 years or longer contracts at all, but the companies just have to know that the declining site in germany will then decrease at some point if we want to meet the climate protection ta

and there he promoted the idea that the sandy hook school shooting which left 20 children and 6 educatorsa so-called false flag event designed to stir up support for gun control. a judge ordered jones to pay more than 1 billion dollars to the families of the sandy victims. >> tiktok says it's committed to hiring nearly 1000 engineers at its offices in mountain view. the news comes as other tech companies like meta and twitter recently laid off large sections of their workforce. the hiring target is related to tiktok goal of ensuring u.s. user data is overseen here in the united states amid scrutiny in the nation's capital because the parent company has ties to china. tiktok ceo confirmed the company was still recruiting while speaking last week at the bloomberg's new economy forum in singapore. we're going to take a break here at 5.41. we'll be right back. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like t

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quickly in 1878, randolph mccoy visited hatfield's farm, in the sandy river, side-by-side for generations, farming the land, randolph mccoy thought he recognized one of the pigs on hatfield's farm and must've been stolen, no one could convince him to drop it. mccoy complained to the authorities, organized the trial, mccoy lost the trial and wasn't a great experience for him but he let it roll off and everything moved on. it was a group conflict because the hatfield and mccoy's and many relatives in the area, a year and 1/2 after the trial, a few of mccoy's nephews got enough fight, a witness testified against mccoy in the pig trial and beat the man to death, this is the moment the feud became combusted, a high conflict small dispute morphed into an intractable one and in the next decade there was a stabbing, supreme court case, women were beaten, 80 people drawn into the feud across the region. i explain this to say one of the conditions that leads to high conflict are powerful group identities that are made salient by leaders. this is because when we experience collective emotion, it compounds the conflict because you don't persona