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Reported it to the database. heres the most important point. also part of grassley cruz was directing the department of justice to create a gun violence task force so that if any felon, any fugitive tries to illegally buy a firearm, that felon or fugitive is prosecuted. in souther land springs, that madman a year earlier purchased the firearm, lied on the form. he checked that he didnt have a felony, a domestic violence conviction. that was a lie. they didnt catch it because they hadnt reported ...

Some of the the student who is had been visiting him in the inside. that includes joe remiro, russ little and in theirocl circle are nancy perry. they wind up moving in with donald defreeze and start coming up with these ideas about rev las vegas nar change. the three of them become the nucleus of the liberation army. >> assuming they committed a horrendous crime before kidnapping patty hearst. that incident gets lost when we talk about the patty hearst kidnap. >> during the fall of 1973, donald...

Some of the students who had been visiting him on the inside, and that includes joe remiro, willie wolff, russ little, and in their social circle are nanciling perry and moon soltysick. they wind up moving in with donald defreeze and start coming up with these ideas about revolutionary change. the three of them become the nuke louse of the symbionese liberation army. >> the symbionese liberation army committed a horrendous crime before kidnapping patty herself. that incident gets lost when we ta...

>> patricia hearst was a symbolic target. she was an heiress. >> reporter: locked in a closet for nearly two months, hearst says she was blindfolded, beaten, and raped. >> what would it do to a 19-year-old mind? >> well, it just completely, it was gone. >> reporter: hearst reappeared in april of 1974 on surveillance footage, holding a rifle. she and the sla robbing a bank in san francisco. >> she was still a kid. patty hearst was a survivor. >> reporter: the heiress turned terrorist was no longe...

>> pa there itricia was symboli. >> reporter: she was blind folded, beaten and raped. >> what does that do to a 19-year-olds mind? >> it was gone. >> reporter: she reappeared in april of 1974 on surveillance footage holding a rifle. she and the sla robbing a bank in san francisco. >> she was still a kid. she was a survivor. >> reporter: the heiress turninged terrorist was now seen as a fugitive. she emerged as tonya. 19 months after being kidnapped, she was arrested along with the few remaining ...

Surveillance footage rifle. >> she was still a kid. patty hearst was a survivor. >> reporter: the heiress turned terrorist was no longer seen as a victim, but a fugitive. she emerged from the closet astonia. 19 months after she was kidnapped, hearst was arrested with a few remaining members of the sla. six others died months earlier in a blazing shootout with the los angeles police, broadcast live on tv, very new for television. hearst was sentenced to seven years in prison for her role in robbi...

Not find anything close to this. i dont think theyre really looking very hard to find the one-armed man. you know the one-armed man, the movie "the fugitive." i said youve been in homicide for 12 years and youve never seen "the fugitive"? i thought that was kind of lame. >> he doesnt understand the gravity of his charges. hes not only accused of murdering his 21-year-old daughter, rebecca, but of torturing her. prosecutors say he shot her seven times in the leg, foot, knee and side of the head. ...

Office to begin with. they were tired of a normal that said we ought to accept subpar economic growth, we ought to accept isis as a continuing reality that our best days were behind us. this president said no to that kind of normal and theyre grateful that he isnt normal and established a new normal for america, thats whats going on here. here. >> shannon: it is a different day here in washington. thanks for coming on. and the loser is -- how the hollywood awards show will deal with the controve...

But i think theres things like the civil rights issues in the 1960s where the federal government has to step in and this is enough of an issue where peoples safety and economics play such a role that i just think its wrong. neil: but what specifically is wrong? charles: the sanctuary cities and the economic strain even no matter how rich california is and also the safety issues i think override the states rights they presume to have here neil: all right, so charlie gasparino then, the acting ice...

Office to begin with. they were tired of a normal that said we ought to accept subpar economic growth, we ought to accept isis as a continuing reality that our best days were behind us. this president said no to that kind of normal and theyre grateful that he isnt normal and established a new normal for america, thats whats going on here. here. >> shannon: it is a different day here in washington. thanks for coming on. and the loser is -- how the hollywood awards show will deal with the controve...