that was the conceptual part, choosing the tupperware and repeating it.umb side came from the object itself, which is just a stupid plastic box. >> tell us about these lovely hairpieces. >> they were done at the end of the '90's. a longtime painting human figure, except torso, i took photographs from magazines, fashion magazines, off models with nice hair. i painted barbie doll hair and enjoyed doing the strands of hair. i thought it would be a nice subject. >> hair is quite a big part of the female identity. >> yes. when i was a little girl i was obsessed with my hair. the way i would put it. if i had braids or a ponytail. when i grew up, i sort of overcame all that with the punk movement, where i could do anything i wanted with my hair. i could change it blue. pink. bleach. one time i had panther. i have a sort of date from which i start to think my work is really mine. that is after i have a serious paragliding accident. that prevented me to paint for a few months. when i came out of that, several things. first, i had seen the earth from above, which i

she gave me a tupperware container, and i vacuum sealed it and brought it home.[lanz-hola speaking spanish] claudette: mole had to be on the first menu, so i grabbed a base. and because i'm from the north and the influence that chinese and japanese immigrants have given to baja norte, how do you infuse more flavor into things? umami. if you make a stock--a dashi kombu base--it transcends the traditional "ok, this was good." so the thing is, the tamale mole is going to have a dashi kombu base with a masa colada tamale, super soft tender pasture bird, free range chicken that has been braised within the mole sauce and the dashi and the stock and the vegetables, and all that comes together on a plate. just a tamale and mole. if these women don't have girls, the recipes stop with them, the line of history stops with them. whether they are in textiles, in food, in aguardiente, these traditions literally stop with them. that's like a crime to me. like, you know, it's history, it's mexico. girl: i'll just bite... [claudette laughing] [indistinct conversation] claudette:

politician, to have these documents on their possession or in a not carted storage facility or tupperwareox at all. >> peter, this caught my eye in the affidavit, apparently, there were all sorts of handwritten notes, detriteis paperwork mingled in with classified information, what did you make of that? >> let's just say that is not the way classified documents are supposed to be stored. it seems like it was just things taken from specific rooms somewhere within the white house or somewhere where the trump administration had access packing up the white house to move stuff to mar-a-lago. and it was just a hodgepodge of no diligence. about taking things without actually examining them, looking at them and making sure they were stored properly. or asking if we could remove them to have them stored properly. >> so, we learned that the fbi told the court the search would likely find evidence of obstruction. but it appears that all of that actual evidence remains redacted in the affidavit. how do you read that? >> well, there's probably a good chance in this case, they're actually protecting a

to build around cryptocurrency using multi level marketing, the same structure that amazon and tupperware for -- in the currency one coins. as investments piled, up ruja graded more coins, yet to the price going up, defying the laws of supply and demand. that is literally because she was running it through a series of offshore companies, and using it to pay off the earlier investors. that is what we call it ponzi scheme. what peter -- and the one coin scam was the biggest of such schemes. a sense -- got investors are tens of billions of dollars. yet -- with one coin, even though the partners came in. the bother brother has pled guilty to fraud, and last year they put ruja ignatova on the ten most wanted list. she's been accused of fraud and money laundering. but they can't find your because in 2017 ruja ignatova gotten a plane to athens and vanished. where is she? that is the premise of the podcast, the missing crypto queen. joining me now is journalist -- the host of that podcast and now the author of the new book about ruja ignatova and one coin. the billion dollar currency calm, and th