larry and his wife toshi were at the soccer game as, well always are. rage than physical pain. we >> someday i might lose at all. i really don't know when i'm going to do. you never know until it happens. >> then, late 2017, a breakthrough. the prosecutor felt his investigators had finally and fully eliminated ryan as a suspect. which now only left darren in their sights. >> we had done work over the years that made the case somewhat better. maybe dare look themself in the mirror and said i know i did it, i don't know. but they said plead. >> but pleaded guilty to murder? no. darren agreed to plead no contest to assault. >> we got a murder case here, no contest to assault sounds like not very bad. >> well, we may think we have a murder case. we may know that he did it, but it's all about what you can prove in a court of law. >> and on january 29th, 2018, 12 years after sandra's murder, we were with larry outside the courthouse just an hour before the plea hearing, and as you might have guessed, he wasn't happy. >> no justice. >> what are the chances tha

let me call on toshi. higuchi. toshi hello, can you hear me? yes. yes. congratulations. i look forward to reading ubic i have a question introduce yourself to actually real quickly. yeah, my name is toshi. higuchi from georgetown university. um, so i you might touch on this in your book, but i wonder if you can enlighten me a little bit about the transnational transfer and the learning of the american ideas and practices of nuclear secrecy and its impact on democracy around the world now. i'm thinking more about the british. here because the obviously that's a case like whitman's information was has been shared, but i'm also thinking about the japanese case, which is not really about nuclear secrecy, but more like a defense information provided by the united states that led to the crisising post what democracy because of the the increased the police power. thank you. thank you so much. toshi. it's good to hear from you. so the book talks a little bit about this but not as much as i would like to me. this is like would require another book probably but there are some disc

but to toshi, the famous originator wrote in his notes that he thought it would draw too much attention to bitcoin. so they did not overtly of allow for wiki lakes to go into big point, even though they were being censored by credit card companies and pay pal at that time. well, he says as well that because has no use at all, whereas it provides the use case of a store value. unconscious cannibals for a value on sensor will store a value for billions of people around the world. and on top of that, it provides incentives. it is more capitalist in terms of allocated capital, you don't want to, you don't want to just allocate your precious bitcoin on dumb stuff and dumb investments like we've seen as the money printing continues, because morale does not improve enough. in fact, what we've seen is an increase in mortality rates outside even the pandemic. what we've seen as the o. p, i had overdoses. the preliminary numbers for last year, as they, they were close 290000 opioid overdose is in the u. s. versus like 70000 the year before. so there are big increases in depth of despair under wha

yeah. toshi speaking through all of her or his disciples on youtube, your laser eyes are pointed right at my brain right now. are you stealing my private key? now you should keep your private key. i don't want your private key. brailey. okay, well we just met. so i guess i would be a bit forward let's, let's move on to some recent comments you made. you were on the bill more talking about bill mar recently. and you said the following. there's something cruel and tasteless about rich white male who wants deprive billions of poor men, women, and children in africa, asia, south america, basic human rights, a beacon nomic, self preservation, so they can generate a few laughs. this is a very profound thing to say, and can you just talk a little bit about this idea of property right for billings around the world? what big point offers and how you see that? you know, i think after your study, because the light ball goes off and what i realize is anybody on earth wanted to own anything, they wanted to own. some property has a choice. you can buy land somewhere, but someone can tax it and take

so toshi speaking through all of her, his disciples on you tube, your laser eyes are pointed right at my brain right now. are you stealing my private key? now, if you keep your private key, i don't want your private key. rarely. okay, well we just met. so i guess that would be a bit more work let's. let's move on to some recent comments you made. you were on the bill talking about bill mar recently. and you said the following. there's something cruel and tasteless about rich white male who wants deprive billions of poor men, women, and children in africa, asia, south america, basic human right. a beacon nomic, self preservation, so they can generate a few laughs. that's a very kind of profound thing to say. and can you just talk a little bit about this idea of property right for billings around the world? what big point offers and how you see that? you know, i think after your study bickering, the light ball goes off. and what i realize is anybody on earth that wanted to own anything, they wanted to own some property has a choice. you can buy land somewhere, but someone can tax it and