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>> political chaos playing out in virginia sending shockwaves across the political landscape. >> the wall street journals jason riley says it is affecting the nation and could do more harm than good. >> a cautionary tale in politicizing racism. it is not a partisan issue. neither party is unblemished here. you had democrats trying to pretend republicans have a monopoly on racial prejudice but the reality is congressman steve kings views on race are no more representative of all republicans than ...

Jason riley from the "wall street journal" and manhattan institute. mara liasson of "national public radio" and national security analyst morgan ortegas. jason, what on earth is going on in virginia? [laughter] >> well, i think what surprised a lot of people, chris, is not only how commonplace this sort of behavior seems to have been. >> chris: you are talking about the blackface but how recently it was still so commonplace, at least in certain parts of the country and in certain social circles....

Darken his face to perform as michael jackson. on that note, this was another moment that really stood out to me from the press conference. it has to do with that. >> are you still able to moonwalk? >> inappropriate circumstances. >> my wife says inappropriate circumstances. >> your take on that moment? >> thats hilarious. if he would have moon walked, that would have been the clip of the decade. but theres a serious point there, which is who was wearing black face to impersonate michael jackson...

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>> obviously -. tyrus: they are really big and cool but two weeks ago when you were screaming the cockroach try to get away from you, i had to save you from it and i walked among the door like bro, sorry. kat: i can appreciate that. tyrus: im not afraid of something that im 1700 times bigger than it did me and wrote one on one it will not be good for him. kat: but its like -. tyrus: that is you being creepy. greg: we have to roll but when youre doing your impression of a cockroach this is why i ...

>> obviously -. tyrus: they are really big and cool but two weeks ago when you were screaming the cockroach try to get away from you, i had to save you from it and i walked among the door like bro, sorry. kat: i can appreciate that. tyrus: im not afraid of something that im 1700 times bigger than it did me and wrote one on one it will not be good for him. kat: but its like -. tyrus: that is you being creepy. greg: we have to roll but when youre doing your impression of a cockroach this is why i ...

>> obviously -. tyrus: they are really big and cool but two weeks ago when you were screaming the cockroach try to get away from you, i had to save you from it and i walked among the door like bro, sorry. kat: i can appreciate that. tyrus: im not afraid of something that im 1700 times bigger than it did me and wrote one on one it will not be good for him. kat: but its like -. tyrus: that is you being creepy. greg: we have to roll but when youre doing your impression of a cockroach this is why i ...

Found elberta in the closet. >> i want to go to my husband. they said theyre working on him. and i said no, i want to go see him, please let me go to my husband. and they said no, you cant go down there. >> did you ever get to see him that night? >> no. no. >> now elberta found herself face-to-face with detective burbridge, trying to get limb to believe a story about a masked killer who stared right at her and yet left her alive to tell the tale. that sounds a little made up almost. >> yes, it d...

Outside of aarons home when his phone buzzed. it was an e-mail. >> what was chilling was the e-mail came with an audio file. >> my name is denise huskins. >> reporter: the woman on the recording said she was denise. this very strange tale was about to get much stranger. >> what had happened to denise? was she still alive? or was this all an elaborate hoax? coming up -- >> we dont know where denise huskins is. >> that scriptic recording. what kind of message was it? >> she sounded calm. not ter...

Theyre doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deeper than that one thing, dreadful though it was. >> reporter: a little too judgmental? maybe. >> me and my sister could go over the top sometimes. just very protective over my mom. >> reporter: but now debra wanted a romance, just for her, on her terms. >> i had always done everything for my children. so i felt like it was "me" time. >> reporter: and this guy on the