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Websites that essentially were a vacuum. >> he would move to rural ohio and find companionship from a transgender bar owner named jessica watkins that would recruit him into the oath keepers. >> he found a purpose in his life because he was at rock bottom, and anybody that cared about him didnt want anything to do with him anymore because of his drinking. >> you consider him a domestic terr terrorist? >> i didnt. but i do now. >> his family says trump shares the blame. >> trump gave them a bogey...

That they would then sell purdue pharma, plus 30 to 40 of their international businesses. 90% of all of those proceeds will go to communities around this country. 10% to the sackler family. they are currently developing a drug that will be given nationwide to those that are addicted to opioids and they say they will take no moneys from this, it will be worth $4 terr. they are not citing any responsibility to the opioid crisis. that is a part of this, that i understand is standard. but the questi...

Over materials or whatever, a 4-year-old has to look a barrel in the eyes, a 1-year-old has to get her arm squeezed and pulled by an officer. a pregnant mother has to look a barrel in the eye, a father, a young father at that, has to look at barrel in the eyes a and -- were not treated with the same respect, they try to dehumanize us and we will never be the same. i keep on picturing guns, like, pointed at me, i keep having flashbacks and its just -- its terrible what happened. well were terr we...

Generate headlines is when the aclu filed a federal lawsuit in california on bee lev-- on beha of a 7-year-old and 14-year-old boy who was taken away from his mother and that went to a judge apointed by george bush and he said no when the trump administration asked him to dismiss the case. that ruling -- ruling that he would let the case go ahead and the judges language was stark. he said the allegations at root of the lawsuit, quote, describe government conduct that around terr -- that tears at...

Welcome back to our friday night broadcast. lets agree for the sake of the next conversation that donald trump uses the most colorful language of any president at least in the modern era and says some of the most questionable things and that is where our next guest comes in. john mcwho are terr is a linguist. he teaches at columbia and he has written extensively and he too is colorful when talking about donald trump and specifically how this president talks. thats why we talked about it with joh...

A serious problem. >> something like the terr stop-down, what is the benefit? >> thats pure window dressing. this has been occurring over decades. taking a 24-hour safe down, thats in the right direction, but if youre not attending to the basic training and readiness, if congress has forced the navy to accept lower training and funding in order to preserve procurement problems, theres no way for the navy to solve the problem. the real problem here is the navy needs to rededicate itselves to basi...

Minneapolis, sioux falls, and milwaukee and green bay getting in on the action. in between the severe weather a and the rain and the snow, it is going to be tough for the travelers. >> 10-foot snowdrifts. how do you deal with that? okay. msnbc is the looking inside of the ring leader who first made a name for himself by document iing his reign of terr, and brutality inside of syria. we have some rarely seen videos and images of amethe leader abd abboud. >> you can recognize here in the middle,...

Its very important to be tough in enforcing it. the snap back provisions of the sanctions is really important the united states work clearly, aggressively to keep all the countries on board with the snap back. >> ukraine. youve studied it carefully. do you think putin will finally blink? theres a lot of pressure. do you think hes looking for way out? >> yes and no. i was very disturbed when he tore up the agreement i signed with his predecessor promising to respect ukraine eastes terr. he said i...

Ripley joins me on the phone. do we know how many terr missing or injured. >> reporter: the flooding, i high winds, and the sad news that at least one person has died in landslides result of this rain. in fact theres just been a new evacuation advisory for an additional 200,000 people, because its a risk of landslides. this is something we see in japan, where we have heavy rain in this mountainous nation. theres flooding, and often mudslides and landslides as well. that is why youre seeing these...

Did he just go in and do stuff that would cause the police to responsibility, or he doesnt kill anything? 6. >> without killing is a big maybe. >> what can you full us about what witnesses to this event could have been much worse, but certainly was terr filling for many people, what are the witnesses say? >> mentioned was she works at the sprint story near this movie theater. >> she says earlier in the day, tried to get through the back -- she didnt confront him. she says this man had two back p...