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earlier. yes, i did stuff that i'm not proud of. that's it. i'm a better guy than this. i'm sorry that i took money and cheat the system. >> reporter: but they thought dan knew more than he was saying. >> you got the answers. you can help us. >> i don't know what else you want me to say. i don't know. >> tell us the truth. >> you're not that good of an actor. you can do your stuff. this is your chance to clear the air. >> they kept pressing. >> where is sam? >> deadlocked, till... >> he came down and said help me, and i saw [bleep] is that what you want to hear? >> that is the truth. >> tell us what happened.
want me to say! i don't know! i don't know! >> tell us the truth. you're not that good of an actor. you can prompt and do your stuff. this is your chance to clear the air. >> they kept pressing. >> where is sam? >> not without a bargain that i am out friday. >> we're not in a position to bargain. >> then -- okay then. >> deadlock. until -- >> okay, fine. you know what? he didn't come down. he came down and said help me. and i went upstairs, and, yes, i saw the [bleep] body. is that what you want to hear? >> no. we want to hear the truth. >> that is the truth. >> okay. then tell us what happened? how did that play out? what did you do when you got up there? >> detectives reached into their toolkit. they'd just taken a dna swab from dan. they didn't have results but decided to bluff. how did your dna get on her? >> because i was right over the body. >> what's that? >> because i was right over the body. >> okay.
been there for the bureau. he had carried fbi code credential for more than two decades. after serving in the air force. >> he just like to laugh and make people smile. >> so in suspect interviews, he was the perfect man for the job. >> he was, he would say listen. just be offense with us, work with us. and i'll talk to the prosecutors. i will talk to my boss. we will see what we can do for you. >> and then you would come in and put them in a chokehold? >> right. exactly. tell us the truth! >> on drug cases, bank robberies, and kidnappings, scott horn's good cop persona, and it came to an end. after a while, family considerations made him ask for a lower acting assignment. background checks for people seeking government jobs. >> he handled polygraph,'s presidential appointments, new recruits came through that spot. >> that's not the sexiest of fbi details. >> it's not that everyone shoots for, but it really had consistent hours. >> it's a dad schedule? >> it's a dad schedule.
by house republicans and proof that trump colluded with russia and they censured him and it was quite the scene. take a look at that . >> yays 213 and the nays are 209. with six entries present, the resolution adopted and without objection, the motion is laid on the table. the house will be in order. [ chanting "shame"]. >> he's within campaigning off the pomoxus protect of getting censored. does this work in his favor? >> yeah, politics is always politics and that plays into almost everything. this is the death of objectivity and can't have objective right or wrong, good or bad and told us the truth and didn't tell us the truth. the reality is going behind the kurt tiana and the rest ovus -- curtain and the rest of us will never see and create a
the american people to hear. it's propaganda. what's different here is this was an unauthorized leak. it reveals that the biden administration if has been lightening about the extent of their role -- lying about the the extent of hair war in ukraine. we should want to know about in this, but they don't want us to know about it. rachel: yeah. i'm kind of sick of all the secrets. i'm ready for everything to be -- [laughter] just tell me what happened with jfk, tell us the truth about the war, don't send our troops in without telling the american people. don't put us in a war and tell us we're not in a war. i i want transparency on how much money has gone to ukraine, where are the weapons. i want to know it all. am i wrong? pete: we deserve to know those typeses of things. there are reasons governments keep secrets. i used to have faith in why they were keeping those secrets, but we don't have faith anymore, and that's the problem. will: this is the message, for me, when you have a war that has not been voted upon by congress that we're told the united states of america is not key
a happy, beautiful and busy little girl, lola james' life was cut short by those who should have protected her. behind the walls of the family home in haverfordwest, the two—year—old was brutally attacked in the middle of the night by her mother's boyfriend. kyle bevan left lola with head injuries so severe they'd normally be seen after a car crash. he claimed she'd been pushed down the stairs by their dog. kyle is a coward. he wouldn't tell us the truth to this day. we'll never know why or how it happened, but we certainly know who did it. lola's mother sianjames was asleep when her daughter was attacked, but over the months, she'd ignored injuries her daughter had picked up. james only called for help when it was too late. 0k. — is the patient awake? no, she's not.
water system was good to drink? even though the water was brown coming out of the tap? remember the e.p.a. also lied to new yorkers about 9/11? they said the air around ground zero was totally safe. they told them to go outside and get some fresh air, inhale it. and 10 years later, thousands of people wound up with cancer. the e.p.a. is setting east palestine up to be another stat. and the people there they see through it. >> i want to know why we feel unsafe. i feel like we're being lied to. >> we're not safe. tell us the truth. you can smell it. we're not stupid. i think it's miserable. i think they could do so much more for the people of this town. >> to be honest with you, i do not feel anywhere in this town is safe. there's a lot of questions as far as just what the real world is actually doing. it's almost like people are thinking it's a cover-up just to get things, you know, running
officials who say it's safe to come home and that the health risks are over. >> i have sore throat. headaches, my husband still has a headache. to be honest with you i do not feel anywhere in this town is safe. >> despite concerns, the officials maintain the air soil and water tested so far are safe all we can do is give people the best information we have from the best scientists we have. >> the data shows there are no elevated levels. we are relying heavily on that data. we want the community to know and have access to that data. >> that data doesn't explain why dozens of people in the area say they continue to experience symptoms associated with the spilled chemicals we are not safe tell us the truth. >> absolutely i'm not living in this town. i'm moving. >> we're not stupid. none of us are. don't play us. >> the norfolk southern train 40 minutes before it derailed passing through the town of salem you can see what the ntsb
mile per hour. several water plants have set up contingencies in case the water from the river is too toxic for them to filter and make safe. but the head of ohio's water division says the further downstream this plume goes, the less of a concern it will be. >> we haven't seen a risk even at the most closest points to east palestine, so we would not envision anything from this point forward impacting any of the further drinking water supply. >> here in east palestine while folks are told there are no concerns about their health and safety, officials are suggesting they only drink bottled water until officials are sure the tap water is safe. that is not inspiring a lot of confidence in those who have already been frustrated with the lack of clear answers that they are getting. >> to be honest with you, i do not feel anywhere in the town is safe. >> we are not safe. tell us the truth. >> absolutely, i will not live