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>> his mother was like my mom, beat him. >> all of it. >> but mama >> i wouldnt say but if i were you, if mike gives me an idea. >> the average black family could identify with it. >> other thing what was happening is friendship, kids, thrive on that, without fingertip we have nothing. the irony of whats happening when you go to the autograph signing, its all white. you make them laugh, people dont care about the color. >> when theres a pet, theres always this. thats why we have the new truly vo...

>> correct. >> she said, "ill never run against my president. hes a great president. hes been our greatest president. ill never run. ill never run." nikki suffers from something that is tough to suffer from, she is overly ambitious. >> really appropriate thing to say about a woman, overly ambitious. >> women, my gosh. it has to be shocking to him. >> yeah. >> that a woman could be ambitious. >> a women might actually, well, beat him. >> lets bring in white house press secretary and msnbc host, s...

$28,000." and i said, "well, then, you should go with your guy." he goes, "you know," he says, "i know its a good price, but i dont know if i can trust him." i look at him, i said, "youre a [bleep] idiot. you dont trust him? you dont deal with somebody you dont trust." >> dom makes a pretty bold move in challenging kuklinski. hes calling out one of the most dangerous men on the planet, and hes basically saying, youre a fool. youre crazy. youre doing narcotics deals with someone you dont trust? >...

>> paul hoffman was a pharmacist in new jersey. >> at the time, the drug tagamet was very popular and was being ordered in large quantities by a lot of the populace. >> it was a very expensive drug. >> hoffman wanted this drug that kuklinski said he had. i dont know what the price was going back then, but lets just say if the going price for the medicine was $5, he was gonna buy it for under a dollar. you can make a ton of money. >> richard kuklinski told hoffman that somebody was gonna deliver ...

Have an underkor cover pose as another criminal. >> to build evidence that would support a prosecution. when the investigation of richard kuklinski needed an undercover operative, they went and got dom polifrone. if there was a mount rushmore for undercover agents, doms face would be carved in the granite. >> dominick polifrone was a decorated federal agent that had successfully infiltrated major mob families in new york. >> i worked all organized crime, five families in new york before i came o...

Upbringing. his father, according to richard, was physically abusive. beat him, beat other members of the family. >> he wrapped a garrison belt around his fist, and he hit them in the head and knocked them out. >> and his mother was verbally abusive, very strict, and at times, would also beat him with a broom. theres a lack of love in that family and quite a bit of what i would call brutality. >> so, thats really not a very good environment, i would say. >> richards brother, florian, died at app...

Manu raju up on capitol hill, thanks very much. lets get back to our political and legal experts. elliot williams, you served at the justice department. you were a deputy assistant attorney general of the united states. what do you make of this call by republicans for a special counsel to investigate hunter biden? >> lets look at the arguments for and the arguments against. back to the law and the regulations. if its an extraordinary circumstance, which that might be the case when you have the s...

Where the man accused of tasing fanone repeatedly. none of these men were oath keepers. they werent organized. they didnt have a plan. yet, they did horrible, violent things together. officer fanone just published a book about his experience. its called hold the line. the insurrection and one cops battle for americas soul. in it, he describes his assailants as, quote, independent losers who became involved and within the mob. but theres connective tissue between groups like the oath keepers and ...

And this, case accountability for a small group thats not tweens flicked significant damage. individual accountability does not on its own get to the root of the problem, especially here lets take, for example, the case of what happened to d.c. metropolitan police officer michael funnel on january 6th. i should warn you that some of what were gonna show is graphic. if you dont to see it, now is your time to turn away. this is the image that made officer flannel famous. its a snapshot taken momen...

Problem. lets take the case that happened to d.c. police officer michael fanone on january 6th. i should warn you some of what were about to show is graphic. if you dont want to see it, now is your chance to turn away. this is the image that made officer fanone famous. its a snapshot taken moments after hed been dragged out of the capitol and then beaten and taced at the base of his skull. its also before members of the mob beat him with a flag saying blue lives matter. thanks to officer fanones...