however, this already concerns the secret of confession and has nothing to do with jukeboxes . reak museum rules. curator of the museum of this city, but thank god you saw this man? maybe plastic surgery no hass above land. and the eyes of the other nothing you with me it turns out. it's amazing, with a little practice we could put together a great team here. my friends are pharmacists, what kind of girls, do you really have friends there the shortest relationship? do not be afraid in this nice city every foreigner is followed by a person for a week, or even two. unbelievable west german message the man you're interested in is the successor of that lemon the liaison between west german intelligence has well, well, so be it. i will say. six months ago , a man was shot dead in lisbon. who what you? does not concern after him , the papers were signed by a certain doctor harson well , well, in short, these documents are in the possession of one person, we will not say who is ready to return them to the doctor with pleasure, but you yourself understand. not free yet. savushkin will f

instead, he literally keeps confessing to the crime of unlawfully retaining u.s. defense secrets and refusing to give them back and he's making the confessions on the stump, on national tv over and over and over and over and over again. he made his latest confession on monday to fox's brett bare. >> you asked for it. >> and we were talking. >> then they said -- they went to doj to subpoena you to get them -- >> which they've never done before. in all fairness -- >> why not hand them over then? >> because i have boxes. i want to go through the boxes and get all my stuff out. i was very busy as you've sort of seen. >> yeah. you then tell this aide to move to other locations after telling your lawyers to say you had fully complied with the subpoena when you hadn't. >> but before i send boxes over i have to take all of my things out. these boxes were interspersed with all sorts of things, golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes. there were many things. >> so what you're saying, man, is that you obstructed the fbi and the national archives because you're basically a hoarder and therefore

about 40,000 people previously, in cooperation with the secret services during the times of socialist poland, about 3,000 officials voluntarily confessedhem were fired , and they promise to fire those who are convicted of having connections with the security agencies of the polish people's republic, and within the framework of this new wave of illustrations. moreover, people will not actually have the opportunity to challenge the decision. obviously, just time that these people are in the ninetieth year, who are now still working as officials. they were very young and therefore did not make any decisions, but only carried out those decisions that, so to speak, descended from above. and after that, for 33 years, i really served as the new authorities with no real political basis. under this decision did not open. here it is, i would say a petty hooligan on the part of this notorious institute of national memory, which elevated russian monuments. soviet warriors took up their own officials. in poland, it started back in the early nineties, shortly after it fell to the communist regime, there were several stages. first, they cleaned the h

the reports and confessions of these people show that we do not have one case that the magic secret of some people at this very moment. having a vehicle they resisted that if you don't give them your vehicle, there are many cases where he dies on a motorcycle , where he didn't use a gun to kill him, here is the employee of melli bank, bazar branch , what is the purpose of serving the people from the beginning of his life? it has been done by the hypocrites, it is counted as half past six outside khavaran narmak street , opposite the university of science and technology, he achieved his dreams, but what sin should he commit from the age of 11 and a child who is still in the womb of the grandmother who is the head of the organization. mojahedin khalq just because it had before islam just because he was one of the companions of imam, the book of the hypocrites was also not limited. the north and south were supposed to be blind and the enemy of the iranian nation. they were exploited by the wife of martyr qanbar . i can't sleep. my friend fell asleep, it was 25:00, under 5 seasons of gas n

so that's the terror, the force, the violence, the camps, the secret police forced you know, executions after force confessions, all of these that people might vaguely remember about this period he is perfecting them. they exist before him, but he's perfecting them. and then he's expanding them. he doesn't care to him a lot of lives lost. one is a tragedy. many are a statistic. variations of this quote have been attributed to stalin and if it's not exactly what he said, it's the sense of what he did. about 30 years he was in power. that's right. so he dies in 1953 and he's he's the same until the end. he doesn't he doesn't let up. and he also, like lenin, takes advantage of world war to expand communism, to take more, to create victims. elizabeth spalding was that a deal with the devil when we allied with the soviet union in world war two? in your view? yes, i do. i think i'm a truman scholar. and so when he said he wanted both of them to to kill each other, if at all possible. but in the end, during world war two, you'd have to go with stalin in order to make sure that hitler didn't prevail. that right there is a des

he just confessed to a terrible and having got rid of the heavy burden of the secret, he detachedly specifiedhat he killed catherine and buried him there. here he covered with a sheet, sprinkled with earth and went to the children. and now the little things have become repentant. it is clear, immediately put the crossbow of the thin murder weapon in the trunk and changed the usual route. we restored the couple's path so we left solnechnogorsk towards bryansk along the m3 highway - this is the kiev direction of the thin ones unexpectedly turns to minsk - this is not at all on the way, having reached the forest, near the remote village of tsvetkov, rolled wires turn off the motors under under the pretext of fatigue, lays down in the back seat to take a nap, the wife stays in front, takes out a crossbow, aims catherine's arrow hit right in the neck. she died instantly, as the investigators would later establish , the minibuses also changed deliberately that there would be no dense forests where you could get rid of the body on m3, so i turned right at the fork. as he said during the interrogatio

of a dark family secret. >> so in this case the brothers had confessed. they had said that they killed their parents.n the confession, to the doctor. they also said it on the stand. so then this case went from a whodunit to why had they done it. >> both brothers were calling me occasionally from jail. they said wait until the trial. you'll find out what was really happening in the menendez family. >> i had done many cases for leslie abramson over the years, and she could not believe this horrific killing was merely the product of them wanting money. so she brought me in as her psychiatric expert, and she said, "look, i want you to interview these boys and find out really what went on." lyle proved to be a very, very difficult interview subject, and he was very reluctant to talk about virtually anything, whereas erik, all he would -- kept telling me was how wonderful his father was and that his mother was such a wonderful loving mother. i really wasn't getting anywhere. it wasn't until 4 months, little dribs and drabs started to come out that there had been some very negative things going on in the fa

which, onc again, maybe more of a confession then a defense come one day after his last secretary of defense said that donald trump cannot be trusted with government secrets ever again and it comes one day after donald trump's las senate confirmed attorne general said this. >> this was a case that wa entirely of his own making he had no right to these documents. the government pride for over year, quietly, and with respec to try to get them back whic was essential that they do and he jerked them around. and he had no legal basis fo keeping them but beyond that, when he faced a subpoena, he did not raise any legal arguments. he engaged in a course o deceitful conduct, according t the indictment, that was a clear crime, if thos allegations are true and it was outrageous. >> a clear crime, cistern on trump's last attorney general. one of our first guests tonight, bradley moss, tweeted this question for donald trum today. if you gave the order to declassify all records, an your orders have the force o law even if only done in you own mind, why would your lawyers need to clearances t see the records in the indictment why are you contesting tha order? in his in

, confessions and mercenary chief, easy in the country, ending at dyess of speculation as to his whereabouts. and in an audio recording former us president donald trump p. her discussing holding secret government documents, he acknowledged the could not be classified. the jared read. welcome to the program. officials a new crime. say at least full people have been killed and dozens more injured in a rush than me, sol attack. it happens in a popular shopping area in the eastern city of crime. adults getting the don't you ask region. it's understood a pizza restaurant took a direct hit. the search and rescue operation is now on to way we'd cruise climbing it through the rumble, looking for casualties. the dw sneak connelly using the don't yet square engine we austin earlier. if cramming tools had any military value to russia? well, in your, this part of your credit, obviously the chances of your military people certainly people, everyone will be together. that is a given. but i don't think this is i'm going to talk it as such. this was the center of a civilian city at dinner time. on the summer evening, a couple of hours before curfew. so this is more about the fact that the russians

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secret, that bad things would happen to me if i told anybody. >> after 2 years of high-stakes preliminary hearings, the judge finally allowed erik and lyle's sensational audiotape confessionsbut just before the trial was set to begin in july 1993, more than 3 years after the murders, the defense team introduced a shocking new strategy, which would soon shake the state's case to the core. the trial that transfixed the nation in part two of "the menendez brothers: how it really happened." >>> i didn't think about it for a long time, until erik and i would get together, and we would share what was happening in the family, and we had to make a decision. >> i almost had no choice to do what i did, and i hate myself for doing it. >> welcome to "how it really happened." i'm hill harper. the menendez murders are one of the most well-known crimes in u.s. history. jose, a wealthy hollywood executive, and his wife, kitty, gunned down in their beverly hills mansion. for months, the case went unsolved, until the shocking confessions of their sons, lyle and erik, came to light. when the case went to trial in july 1993, nearly 4 years after the crimes, the public was literally watching a

of a narrative at all. i mean, it's all overboards. the idea he did nothing wrong when he bankly confesses on tape that he has a top secret document, thatldn't have it, that he could have classified it when he was president, but he didn't. he's telling people this is off the record. there's no such thing as providing classified information off the record. even his own attorney general said that based on this tape he is toast. personally, i think he's burnt toast. i don't see how he gets out from underneath this at all? really? >> there's no defense to it. >> that audio recording that we're talking about is from a meeting at bedminster, his property in new jersey. "the new york times" has more reporting about that property and it said investigators considered -- seeking a search warrant for it and here's part of their reporting. in it, it says investigators were concerned that more documents were stashed at the club and the only way to account for them was to search the property. the justice department lacked probable cause to obtain a warrant from a judge. you think this is significant why? >> yeah. it's significant because they didn't

confesses. according to him, washington already has secret bases. aircraft ofial origin, which either landed themselves or fragments of such vehicles crashed, sometimes even entire flying saucers, the us government is studying for more than a decade now. david gresh is the highest-ranking official of the us government who revealed one of the main secrets of the us government related to the ufo program, he made a simply sensational statement that the us government has some kind of aircraft or part of it, which, as he claims. they believe they have an unearthly origin. he states that not only do aliens exist, but that they have visited earth. such extraordinary statements must be backed up, if they are not ordinary evidence, at least ordinary. you were one of the most trusted intelligence officers in the department of defense society you knew top secret data you came to the conclusion as a result of your service as part of a special team that dealt with access to information that was obtained as part of a program to recover extraterrestrial movement debris there

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parents planned to confess to their daughter that she is not related to them by blood in the money of her wedding, but her father hurried a little. oksana came to us to find out the secretas given a decision on my adoption, and it was written there that my name was anastasia vladimirovna sumenko, and the date of your birth was indicated in that document. yes , the date of birth was indicated on december 2, eighty-three . it coincided with the date you celebrated every year. no, it didn’t match, every year we celebrated on march 2, eighty -four, your parents changed your date of birth, not only for them. and you generally guessed about it. well, i guessed, because they started celebrating two birthdays, but i didn’t seem to know that it was my birthday on december 2, when they celebrated it, they set the table for me , a gift was given, either in money or as a gift , and it turns out, i asked, i say. and what kind of holiday? and my parents tell me this is our little secret with dad. i kind of started, then suspect. i think maybe, like one of them is not native i think. well, it seems that everyone treated normally equally well, but there were situations in your childhoo

of them are nuclear secrets. they are government property that he shouldn't have had. we had him confessingever he goes and is in charge of all the paperwork. he seemed to know what was in the boxes because he would say i want this box and that box to go with us on this particular trip. it's very unusual. president biden is not bringing boxes on air force one. >> president biden hasn't said much. the first lady, a little bit. >> she has. >> tell us about it. >> i think at fund-raisers sometimes people feel a little bit more empowered, because as tv people know, there's no camera, there's no tv and you feel like you can be a little bit more candid when it's even a print reporter. look, i think people forget 1987 was probably the most scarring experience she'd ever. she was ten years into being married to joe biden. she saw her friend from the senate and her husband go through an embarrassment. she went through the pain of that first '87 campaign. he didn't run for president for another 20 years, but she learned how to take punches and how to throw them. i wouldn't underestimate the personal

confesses to the crime of pts. so the most difficult lies in the fact that he committed a crime related to the fact that he kept secretntional crime. did he know that it was wrong, he could make a mistake, most likely, it will be necessary to prove that he consciously voluntarily and deliberately committed this crime. but it definitely smells bad, let's not forget. who are we talking about in terms of counting the votes of his election campaign. do you think any republicans are going to do something about the fact that he may have known a little more than nothing. help thank this applies to all his rivals, of course, ron de santos and chris christie and mike pence want trump is in this race as a former president, as for the rest they have to make a choice. whether they want to try and damage the leading player by doing so. they might lose some voters oppose the former republican president there might be a pro-trump rally only rampant that he knew he shouldn't own these documents or share them. this is just the last nail on the coffin lid, into which many nails have already been driven. well, literally just at the summ