tammy, a few things could've happened here.taking our viewers into the west wing and security measures, whether you are staff or a reporter, you put your belongings through a medical detector, their bomb sniffing dogs there. you go through a metal detector, your belongings go through the x-ray machine, another scenario is there is carpet which high level west wing officials can use, cars that go into the white house, it took one as press secretary, of staff gets one, that evade security entirely the car services would. so one of the two, there's a lot of people it could be from the press to a tourist to someone in one of those vehicles. >> tammy: what is striking is that this is from the secret service. they were doing a sweep that they do i presume a lot all the time. and if you have been on the tours. you have access to certain areas but not others. it will be interesting to see if this changes and this is an area that the public does not have access to. but if you are in the public you are with a group, you're moving through

tammy: welcome in for this special edition of hannity, i'm tammy bruce. in a 6-3 decision, the court ruled that biden's student loan forgiveness plan was? fact un-institutional. chief justice roberts that delivered the majority opinion said "six states sued arguing that the hero's act is not authorized along cancellation plan, we agree". democrats knew this plan was unconstitutional from the beginning. likely knowing it would be reversed and given another opportunity to blame republicans. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone and delay and he does not vascularized that powe. they were an act of congress. >> the left spent the day complaining about the decision and many celebrated the victory for millions of hard working taxptaxpayers and eric schmidt haunched this lawsuit as attorney general of the state and schmidt wrote on twitter that the bailout was "fundamentally unfair, unlawful, and cynical employee and without loans would not have to pay off soon. senator schmidt joins u

im tammy bruce. are no boundaries to the left's woke up session with the former bryden press secretary claiming republicans are trying to pit muslims and transgender individuals against each other. watch this. >> hear me out. the gop is trying to recruit muslim americans, a community that makes up less than 2% of the u.s. population against another tiny marginalized group of americans, transgender people. >> there you go. a director of the religious freedom institute is telling foxnews.com that those remarks are insulting to muslims. it is not just politics. going woke continues to have major financial consequences. just ask bud light. its sales are reportedly down nearly 30% amid the dylan mulvaney controversy. it doesn't look like they are going to be rebounding any time soon. foxnews.com recently spoke to kid rock concertgoers in nashville. that was fun. many are saying no when it comes to bud light. watch this. to neck what bare drink? >> anything but bud light. >> i don't care. >> no bud light.

tammy vomits. she's a little girl. and she chokes, and she stops breathing.until later that tammy's body was exhumed and they discovered that she had actually died after being drugged. reporter: when she was later exhumed, tammy's body was found to be laced with sedatives. karla made the decision to bring home drugs for her own sister so her boyfriend could rape her. karla made that decision of her own free will. at this point, the plea was done, and the crown could not go back on that, and i think that's what horrified the public the most. karla couldn't be held more culpable than she already had been. karla homolka wasn't charged in the death of her sister, nor will she be charged in any other crime she's admitted to. it's all part of a deal she struck with the crown in exchange for one thing -- her testimony against paul bernardo. ♪ the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi

for this trip. 11-year-old selena represented in washington by her mom, tammy. and there's ceecee, a high school senior. >> i hear you're an artist? >> yes. >> reporter: when did you start using social media? >> i started using it around 11, 12. i've had so many art accounts, but i've had my personal accounts where i would post pictures of me and my friends. >> reporter: are you hold enough to have accounts at that age? >> the actual age is 13. i was technically too young. you can lie about your age. you don't need any actual identity. >> reporter: ceecee had instagram because she asked her mom, and candace thought it was safe. >> her middle school at the time literally announced things on instagram. of course i would think, oh, it's fine. if the school is using it as a way to communicate. >> reporter: it also made it easier for them to stay connected following a divorce. on the week ceecee with was her father, her mom was just a dm away. >> if i didn't have the money to keep the service on, she could use the internet and get ahold of me through instagram messen

or trey gowdy pod cost, good night from south ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am nicole sapphire judge joey jones, tammyce, the big story, the democrats and climati economy tremmists have the case of red write and blues, going to the white house. the biden administration published a report exploring possibility of how to block the son's rays saying it -- sun's rays. but then the white house clarified by saying there are no plans underway to establish a comprehensive research program focused on solar radiation modification. good. but not just the sun, fireworks are under attack this weekend, environmental party poopers in los angeles got their way by instituting new regulations on firework shows over the water. to get a permit shows must demonstrate how they will keep pollutantses out of the water, one company flat out refused to comply. >> if that is not enough, climate activists suggest using less ice in your holiday cocktail. to help save the plane planet. a lot to unpack. raymond. i understand we have droughts and wildfires, it gets ne nerve-racking with the fireworks, i understand that. and i unders

what tammy could not see, she could sense.elena was experiencing more than preteen growing pains. >> she was definitely just a different child. she became very dark. she started cutting her hair and having eating disorders. >> reporter: you've probably, i assume, tried to take her phone from her? >> yes. one time her phone had died actually in the van and i was driving and i wouldn't give her mine, so she grabbed my arm here and this -- she squeezed it so hard while i was driving, this was all black and blue. she didn't care about how she was going to hurt us. she had to get it back from us. she had broke destiny's nose. you know this is your child, but at the same time it's not your child. like a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde type thing. you never knew what was going to set it off. >> reporter: up next? >> they're trying to sue social media and saying is their fault. >> they're trying to sue media and saying it'their fault. >> they're trying to s social media and saying it's their fault.- >> they're trying to sue social media d say

garofalo: she had a sister, tammy and lori. tammy was the youngest.orked at pet stores, and then at a vet clinic. pron: she wanted to be a veterinarian. she had a love of animals. one of her friends told me when they went out camping one time, there was a bug sort of crawling in their tent, and rather than stomping it with a shoe, she picked it up gently and took it outside, because she couldn't imagine doing anything else to this little bug. mccrary: but she did have this little bit of a wild streak. she sort of craved less boredom, a little more activity in her life, a little more excitement in her life. kenzora: and you know, she was pretty focused on getting a boyfriend and getting married, and she had some close girlfriends who spent a lot of time, you know, dreaming about the day they were gonna get married. they had what they called the diamond club, which was talking about the diamond rings they hoped to get for their engagement. she had a path in life, and she was gonna stick to that path. whatever she had to do, she was gonna do. karla did h

sm♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am nicole sapphire judge joey jones, tammy bruce, the big story, the democrats and climati tremmists have the ca the white house appears to be open to idea of blocking the suing n to preserve the planet. biden administration push learprespublished ays report, saying it would: >> but then white house clarified by saying. there are no plans underway to establish a comp comprehensive research program. >> good. it is not just the sun, fireworks are under attack this weekend environmental party poopers in los angeless in got their way by instituting ins new regulations on firework shows over the water. w to getat a permit shows must demonstrate how they will keep pollutants out of the water, one company refused to comply, saying we cannot and will not risk safety of our staff and public to comply with restrictive regulations. if that is not enough, climate activists now suggest using less ice in your holiday c cocktai to help save the planet, a lot to unpack, raymond.ra ymi understand we have droughts and wildfires that gets never wracking there with the fireworks -- nerve-racki

>> tammy: remarkable dynamic.e don't like organized religion, but faith is different. it requires need to look beyond yourself, and at the core of your questions, if you can't see beyond yourself, faith is difficult. almost a quarter of u.s. children under 18 live with only one parent. compared to the rest of the world, 7% and under, we are at about 23%. comes down to what is modeled? if you don't see a marriage or two parents, or don't see effort to work of how you're being raised, how two adults work together, that is what marriage is through highs and low, you will go on and not think that is necessary sore needs on to exist. it affected me. my mother worked carter years, underemployeed, but never home. i was on my own. it was television and now it is social media and influence in other places. >> kayleigh: kaylee, some people choose not to get married or have kids, different strokes for different forecasts, but this seems like societal shift in value. >> kaylee: this is dominant in young adults my age. i got m

ryan is definitely hiding something. [ laughter ] all right, now let's see tammy. tammy? tammy?h, tammy's got two jobs, i don't think she has time to be messing around with weed. finally, ruben. let's take a look at ruben. [ laughter ] oh, yeah. i mean, come on. okay, i don't need -- ruben doesn't even -- all he has is pupils. [ laughter ] ruben, i am going to say that you are high. are you? >> i'm not. >> jimmy: you're not? okay. oh, wow. let's take another look. maybe you can answer some questions here. ryan, what did you have for lunch? >> i did not have lunch. >> jimmy: oh. all right. well, i'm going to say tammy is -- tammy, are you high? >> yes, i am. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow, tammy! >> i need it, i work a lot. >> jimmy: all right. do we have prizes here? >> sal: sure do, i have a frisbee for everyone, pick what color. >> jimmy: you have what? >> sal: frisbees. >> jimmy: enjoy, guys. run out and play. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] all right. it could have been better. let's bring in another group. give this another try here. >> sal: good luc

come back to what tammy said, the smug look. the fact they have not just trotted him out especially in the courtroom, they let hunter take position at state dinners, they take him to ireland and he's glad handing, it is a slap in the face to everyday americans. this man should be hiding, keeping his head down, we know the evidence indicates some wrongdoing, why are they just brazenly saying fly on air force one and come to state dinners and vacation. that is something they are seeing and recognize it is a problem, hope to come to a resolution, that is frankly more american. >> state dinner, sorry, excuse me, to finish this thought, presence at state dinner was more striking because attorney general was in attendance, too. and flying across the country, he lied and flew across the country on private jet to claim to alabama judge he didn't earn enough money to pay child support. harris. >> harris: sorry for cutting in, i want to cut in on something tammy said. this is about the american people. i love the fact you can see through

so really i feel like this is home and i said to tammy, i asked if anthony could call tammy and get some jersey tomatoes but he said she can't do that. anyway, it is second-best. anyway, thank you. i am so grateful to you and new jersey and you have been such a great partner, tammy, you have as well. your leadership of this organization has flourished and i know joe is grateful for everything both of you have done and how much work you put into this. i am excited to congratulate the incoming chair and vice chair, governor cox and abby and governor marlon, as they embark on their, i am sure will be a successful tenure. joe and i are looking forward to the work ahead. we cannot wait to get started. we have already started. this summer we are traveling a lot. i want to thank the entire nga leadership for inviting me to join you. i enjoyed hosting you at the white house earlier this year and getting to know many of you and your spouses so i guess i am hoping i see most of you this winter but i know before that happens, i will be into a lot of your states. how about tom perez, thank you for b

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look, tammy, i think it's important. remember now the the playbook was set with covid, declare an emergency, you know, aggregate power and control. they did it with covid. they to do it now with climate issues. they do with student loans. so the playbook is that we've got to be vigilant here, pushback at every turn, because i think these are fundamental issues for our republic. >> well, you know what? one way one thing we really need to do, schmidt, is to have the senate to have congress change the degree to which a president can maintain an emergency status for the country. you know, they didn't want to let go of the covid emergency because of what it let them do. isn't that exactly the kind of thing that needs to change through congress? >> absolutely. there needs to be structural reform for this. what emergencies number? you hit the nail on the head, but also look, if these are such good ideas, congress should have to vote on it. sure. right. if you want to ban if you wantyo to ban gas stoves. put that beforu wae the

tammy? >> wow. great job. thank you there, sir.nteresting, i remember seeing some of those pictures, sara, when all of this kind of came up. but i do want you to hear, because this seems pretty damp damning at this point. this is senator chris coon cans, democrat from delaware, you know, saying this is all bunk, it's a witch hunt. let's listen to him. >> they've come forward with not one is red of evidence tying president biden to any of this. >> this is a witch hunt. there's never been any evidence that joe biden has compromised his office. >> all right. so that's senator murphy using the witch hunt framework. you've been following this, we all have been. suddenly this feels a little bit more like watergate to me with someone high up. not whistleblowers who are very important to investigating, but linked with the principals. what's the all about, and and what do you think's going to happen. >> >> i think devon archer knows he's getting thrown under the bus by the bidens, and burnham financial group, which is what he is being charg

we'll look for more this morning on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by democratic senator tammyworth of illinois, national security adviser jake sullivan, and republican senator dan sullivan of alaska. >>> it was good news/bad news for those of you who bought a powerball ticket for saturday's drawing. first the bad, you didn't win. the good news, no one else did either. the jackpot is now up to $900 million. the third largest in powerball history. you have a chance at the next drawing tomorrow night. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team begins its pursuit of a third consecutive world cup title on friday in new zealand against vietnam. as excitement builds for another championship run by that historic squad, american fans are buzzing this morning about the arrival today of an icon on the men's side. nbc's guad venegas has more from miami. >> reporter: it's a new era for american soccer. messi, soccer's g.o.a.t., dressed in miami pink, and set to play in the u.s. through 2025. the 36-year-old officially signing with inter miami on saturday. his arrival setting off the so-call

tammy, welcome back to "meet the press." >> great to be back.nks for having me. >> let's start with the military promotions and what tuberville's been doing. you heard your colleague senator sullivan say, hey, look, it's a senator's prerogative. you've done it. a lot r people have been doing it, and if it's about pentagon policy versus when it's not, i think is certainly fair game here. so let me ask this, what are you willing to have a vote? tuberville wants a vote. are you willing to put a vote on this on the floor? is this the best way out of this? >> we've given him many options for a vote and he's turned them all down. joni ernst has a bill where senator tuberville is, and he declined that vote, and the republican leadership had offered him multiple off-ramps, and he's backed himself into a corner. what he's saying is would democrats have to pass a national codification of roe v. wade? we would love that, but obviously that's not going to happen any time soon with the senate split as close as it is. i'll say what president biden has said. i

tammy bruce joins me now. do you agree with that, tammy? >> i do.entire thing the americans are seeing this as political. this would help maybe dispel that a little bit. but americans want to have a result. no matter what that result is, they want to see. they want the government, i think, to put up and show us what's going on. if they wait until after the election, it seems even more political -- ashley: yeah. >> and so i think that transparency requires it but also for people to have trust in the election, trust in the nature of why this was done, i think until be important. i think -- i don't know president trump in a manner of knowing what he would prefer, but i think that no matter what, this should happen before the election. ashley: or is it some people saying, you know what? if he's found guilty, it takes him out of the gop race -- >> does it? ashley: it doesn't, no, he can run -- >> no, it doesn't. and i think that the american people also, obviously, with his lead now there is baked into that the fact that he may be found guilty. 9 and the

the role of trent bridge, as tammy beaumont brings up a double century.tter to make 200 in the test match, tammy beaumont was left out of the t20 series but she is still determined to make her mark. it's always nice to score runs against the aussies and that has met but one day cricket is quite different to red ball in quite a lot of confidence but if you're just being around the group today there are so much belief that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully the rest of the games, after getting back on track in t20. the size of england's task is no small one. australia are the world champions, they have won the last 15 in the 50 over format and are keen to make sure they can't be caught. it feels every time we play against england it is really good cricket, hardfought, so we get pushed every time we play against england and they were better than us the last two games and we've got to acknowledge that and fix some areas of our game, so no game against england is ever easy. australia earning a win will be enough to retain the women's ashes but they n

tammy, i'm the, you know, well, the idea of more than you're fine, i think maybe because or send it back to the germans team. so they thought that when the 8 weeks there's having a that that seems for them and the end of their lives. i'm, you know, been actually faster we 2 years. okay. i mean, further today, some of that is, is scenario. and can you share insight into the retirement systems as social support structure as an african countries and how they differ from other parts of the world? um, so a come around just couple years ago in the past, actually we had them in time in ages from from east dietz farm. that's what categories b, a, b, c, d. so category a mean back to a senior level staff category. do you mean, you know, any level staff as go see for executives and category g for somebody needs to category and do the tire at the age of 55 and category c energy and the agent pc. but on the 2nd of december, swing between those at the stage has decreed that when nice retirement is increased and come in. so 3 nights we now have a diamond, it use 4 categories, these and these wants to 6

tammy bruce as mentioned is here. your reaction to what we heard from the press secretary, a personal matter, hunter biden is a private citizen, she will not comment further. >> that was interesting to me because that tells you what they're worried about, tells you they want to separate him from the white house, from politics, from his father, from interest, not just his father now but when his father was the vice president. this is in the midst of the whistleblower conversations, everyone admitting the laptop is real and those dynamics, texts with hunter biden referring to his father. there is enough there for us to realize, and even the conversation with the judge yesterday, where she asked him, you know, who were you working for. what foreign companies were you working for, and that brings up issues regarding fara, if you are an agent for a foreign government, those companies were controlled by a government, that's of interest. and then if your father is the vice president and the president, of course that's an int

[applause] >> i would like to thank new jersey governor phil murphy, first lady tammy murphy and leaders from atlantic city for hosting us. let's hear it for them. [applause] >> they have been so friendly. i would also like to thank our nga partners for your ongoing support, efforts to make this year's meeting a success. we have a great program over the next two days for you. as we all know, nga chair governor phil murphy's decision to focus on youth mental health for his initiative is extremely timely. mental health challenges among young people have been climbing for years, even before the pandemic. in 2,019, the american academy of pediatrics reported, quote, mental health disorders have surpassed physical conditions as the most common issues affecting adolescents. since the start of the pandemic the situation only grew worse and more serious. since governor murphy launched the initiative last year, under his leadership, we've made tremendous progress. i'm pleased to welcome him to the stage to provide an update for all of you on what we've accomplished in the last year. let's give a

here with reaction, texas congressman ronny jackson and fox news contributor tammy bruce.nk you both for being here with us. i want to start with you, congressman. congressman, you're not just any congressman. you were the physician to the president for president obama as well as to president trump. so you've got a perspective that's unique here. we joke. we laugh. we smiled. we cringe at the idea of what president biden does on almost a daily basis. but the cognitive decline, the cognitive capabilities of this president, it scares a lot of people more and more. >> that's right. i was at the white house for 14 years. i was also white house physician during the bush administration so i have seen firsthand what it takes mentally and physically to do this job as president of the united states. i watched every day what it takes physically and cognitively to do it. you can see. you have to be a physician. you have to be a former white physician at this point -- former white house physician at this point. it's sad. i feel bad for him. he's being pushed forward and prompted to ru

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tammy, your thoughts on the numbers and the shift over recent years in >> tammy: it is the intern sxet we might have a feeling what our neighborsor family are thinking and we see everybody who has vocal cords online talking about what they think and that is fine. it gives false sense of what is happening in this country. you hear people, you think it might be majority, when it isn't. young people online with social media. i concur with joe, i think it is not at all about people actually having a deep change of heart about the country. it is about reacting to the nature of what is going on inside the country and remember, unlike other countries, we're still a baby country, really the first country united and together, not because of geo graphy or not because of 2000 years of history. we've come here and it is about ideas of this nation. when we see ideas being strangled, it worries us. the founders anticipated this. we have elections every two years and it can shift from eight years ago and we're worried about the future, and we don't have to worry about the future. this remains the bes

tammy: welcome in for this special edition of hannity, i'm tammy bruce.cision, the court ruled that biden's student loan forgiveness plan was? fact un-institutional. chief justice roberts that delivered the majority opinion said "six states sued arguing that the hero's act is not authorized along cancellation plan, we agree". democrats knew this plan was unconstitutional from the beginning. likely knowing it would be

[applause]or and of course i would like to thank new jersey governor bill murphy, first lady tammy murphy and leaders from atlantic city for hosting us. [applause]e great, let's hear it for them. they have been so friendly. i would also like to thank all of our nga partners appeared for your ongoing support and efforts to make this year's meeting a success. we have a great program over the next two days for you. as we all know nga chair governor phil murphy's decision to focus on youth come up mental health for his ng air chair timely.ve is extremely raising a mental health challenges among young people have been climbing for years. even before the pandemic. in 2019 the academy pediatrics reported both mental health disorders had surpassed the physical conditions as the most common issues affecting adolescence. since the start off the pandemic the situation only grew worse and more serious. since governor murphy first launched the church initiative last year, under his leadership we have made tremendous progress. i am pleased to welcome him to the stage now to provide an update for all of

there's literally nothing that goes through tammy, is because they like the new bogging on the house or they just use the around. so in the past, the company so forth was not date, but more and more we had seen that from lisa. i get them to get back to you at least this long term and to provide the funding off to them kind news and just being there for the space for them to state the basic needs and that makes and get her i, i'm it. so families of what chief of the entire means in my context, in china, in fact of my culture and normally be, you'll realize that we have to look to get all that people we have the means to be joined and stick tendencies. so if you need to retire and you don't have to get somebody issued in your why your band or this was, you know, directly related to you, you have a coughing, you have a eyes and all you have really distorted listed sheet that comes as these in your house, or you can go by, it's really tracking their fees. so more and more we are having these scenarios where people, what we can say, i mean, that's a to receive and i'm going to stop watch

read my column at amack.us or tammy bruce.locals.com have a great weekend i'll see you on monday, i'll be back. thanks everyone. ♪ ♪ . >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. thank you for being with us tonight. all right, two stories today about two great american cities on opposite sides of the country should be a major awakening for all of us. they reveal important truths about how america is fairing as we're about to commemorate our nation's independence on july 4th. and while politicians in both parties try to spin, we need the truth now more than ever. if you've been in la in the past few years you're not going to be surprised by this but homelessness grew a staggering 10% in the city last year and 9% in la county. >> my office staff is afraid, and it's so sad forthe people that are homeless and it's a tragedy for the community. >> when i went outside, there were just like families walking around, people walking their dogs. it was completely quiet and safe and boring in a good way. and now i'm afraid to go out without my pepper spray. >> laura: horrific. and

i feel free to take your brands here to tammy is going to have your patients . but um, like i mentioned in the past when i like to go, 1st of all people do not. the drug is to read about what's the diamond entails and patients. so they will not be what i have to find out what the brain damage seems available for them, or what's a patient skiing. and how, when that really understanding noticing but to yet what their time and it is a really huge supply in the next i have to have, i have no m saves, i have nothing who in the settings are on their pension and famines being. but today, there is information out there on the internet every way, so people can actually go to office. i mean, i talk to this guy about every time in man or having the intentions team attached to the entity. how does a emphasis on intergenerational support and family dynamics impact retirement planning and lifestyle choices in african cultures in terms of the family dynamics route and i just want some time between 3 and 3 is low. so what we're going to finally because you know, people understa

we just had i think an incredible time tammy and i were thrilled -- atlantic city. >> i were the same suit. spencer important a year ago today. i i did have it dry cleaned between the two appeared to us and said a year ago today, quoted a relative of tim who we will hear from short, one of my political heroes, president john f. kennedy and i said let us not seek the republican answer of the democratic answer at the right answer. and that's what we have endeavored to do over the past year. both with our initiatives again strengthening youth mental health and tammy is which was equally important, infant maternal health. but the authors initials and thanks to bill and team and spencer as our wingmen and abby cox right by his side. we did everything went from president zelensky on updates on the war in you crank it we heard from ben bernanke, larry summers, condoleezza rice, mike mcfaul and we did stuff as a bipartisan organization. we reached across the aisle and i think that's the hallmark of the nga and a predecessor that we continue that over the past year. we love traveling the count

you're just in about, oh, i feel free to take your brands here to tammy is going to have your pension. but um, like i mentioned in the past when my life is because, 1st of all, people do not the druggist do you know, read about what's diamond and sales and vision. so they were not, i mean what i had to find out what the brain damage seems available for them or what's a patient skiing and how windows 10? no, it's important to us when they're tired and it is a really huge supply. and the next day i have to have, i have no m saves, i have nothing to the wrong because there was a letter from the settings are on their pension and famines being but today there is information out there on the internet everywhere. so people can actually go to office. i mean, i talk to this guy about, i'm going to come in man or having patients to i passed to danny. how does the emphasis on intergenerational support and family dynamics impact retirement planning and lifestyle choices in african cultures? in terms of the family dynamics route and i just want some time between 3 and 3 is low. so what goes on you

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we spoke to tammy about her daughter, selena. >> what tammy didn't know at the time was that selena figuredng her online life. >> she had saved her fingerprint and i didn't know she had saved it in my phone. so if i would fall asleep or whatever, she would use her fingerprint to get in and change the settings. >> once the pandemic started, she was posting more, she became more recluse. she was focused on how many likes she has. how many followers she has. how many followers she's losing. who is messaging her. >> during the pandemic when selena's school and social life moved online, she was regularly messaging with people on these apps. some she knew. some she did not. >> there were adults that would reach out, which i was not aware of until not too long ago. men, they knew she was a minor. >> you found some disturbing situations regarding children and social media and sadly too many cases. >> exactly. i mean, obviously kids had to use social media and their habits and their phones, et cetera, especially coming out of the pandemic. but these parents are pointing to instances where their kid

last chance to repent for the murders of her children and the plot to kill her husband's first wife, tammy daybell. but instead, in a bizarre rant, she claimed her three victims told her they are happy in heaven. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. >> reporter: in a final gut punch for the victims' families, the so-called doomsday cult mother today, unrepentant, denying her children were murdered and claiming her daughter tylee has visited her as a spirit. >> she said to me, "stop worrying, mom, we are fine." she knows how i worry and how i miss her. >> reporter: and in what she called her communications with the spirit world, she says her 7-year-old son j.j. did the same. >> he said to me, "you didn't do anything wrong, mom. i love you. and i know you loved me every minute of my life." >> reporter: but the judge pointed to the depravity of the crimes. >> they were found dead. burned, mutilated, and dismembered, and buried like animals. >> reporter: prosecutors said lori and her married lover, chad daybell, a doomsday author, claimed the kids and c

got people in the house, you know, be as tough as die there's literally nothing that goes through tammy, is because they like the new bogging on the house or they just use the around. so in the past, the company so forth was not a, it's been more and more. we have seen that families are fixing to get back to you as this long term and to provide the family, not been kinase, and just being there for the space for them to state the basic needs. and then it's and get her. uh, i'm it. so how many so, so what chief of the entire means in my context, they try and in fact in my culture, and normally you'll realize that we have to look to be around all that people we have the means to be joined and stick tendencies. so if you need to retire and you don't have to get somebody issued in your why your bad or this way, you know, directly related to you, you haven't coughing, you have a cause and all you have really distorted lives to keep that culture stays in your house, or you can go by, it's really tracking their fees. so more and more we are having these scenarios where people, what we can say,

cnn spoke to tammy on report of the lawsuit for cnn's new show, the whole story, with anderson cooperr: what tammy did not know at the time was that selena had figured out how to block her mother from seeing her online life. >> she had saved her fingerprint, and i didn't know she had, in my phone. certified would fall asleep, she would use her fingerprint to get in and change settings. >> once the pandemic started, she was posting more, she was more recluse, she was focused on how many likes she has. how many followers she has. how many followers she is losing. who is messaging her. >> during the pandemic, when selena's school and social life moved online, she was regularly messaging with people on of these apps. >> reporter: some she knew, some, she did not. >> there were adults that would reach out, which i was not aware of, until not too long ago. men. they knew she was a minor. >>> and all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper ayres tomorrow, only on cnn. >>> the july 3rd mass shooting in philadelphia has drawn national attention but antiviolence advocate tyreek glas

hundreds of families are now suing too, including a connecticut woman named tammy rodriguez.a and abby cornish spoke to tammy for a report on cnn's new show "the whole story with anderson cooper." here's a peek. >> reporter: what tammy didn't know at the time was that selena had figured out how to block her mother from seeing her online life. >> she had saved her fingerprint, and i didn't know she had saved it in my phone. so if i'd fall asleep, she would use her fingerprint to get in and change the settings. >> once the pandemic had started, she was posting more, she became more recluse, she was focused on how many likes she has. how many followers she has. how many followers she's losing. who's messaging her? >> reporter: during the pandemic when selena's school and social life moved online, she was regularly messaging with people on these apps. some she knew, some she did not. >> there were adults that would reach out, which i was not aware of until not too long ago. men. they knew she was a minor. >> cnn's audi cornish joins me now. would you have been speaking with these

there's literally nothing that goes through tammy, is because they like the new bogging on the house or they're just being used to around. so in the past, the company and so forth was not date. but more and more. we have seen that from lisa. i get them to get back to you, at least this long term and to provide the family not to them kinase and just being there for the space for them to state the basic needs and back them. it's and get her i, i'm it. so how many so, so what chief of the entire means in my context, in china, in fact my culture normally be, you'll realize that we have to look to get all that people. we have the means to join and stick tendencies. so if you need to retire and you don't have to get somebody issued in your why your bad or this, well, you know, that actually really get to you, you have a coughing, you have a, an offer you have. no, it just doesn't list that sheet that stays in your house, or you can go by and type in their fees. so more and more we are having these scenarios where people, what we can say, i mean, that's a to receive and probably saw what wh

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good to see you, tammy bruce. >> nice to see you too.this: gosh, you can like or not like jason aldean's song, but, i mean, just take a little sampling of what's popular in music right now, we could talk all day long are about controversial lyrics. why in the world are we focused on this. >> it's because it's not about the lyrics, really, that's the exposure. what the left gets upset about. it's not about the issues, it's not about gay or transgender people or anything, it's about the proxy with which to control you, the proxy with which to make you afraid. it's like any kind of domestic abuse die do namics, you actually don't e no to -- know what's going to get you punch in the nose, and that's the point. extreme reactions, frightening reactions, things that seem completely unreasonable, as a result anything could happen, but also it's the threat of the fact that the song was done at all. it's the breaching of the protocol that you do not do that because it'll offend us and upset us. so when it's done, it's kind of like that one voice i