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mike devaney, the fdle lead agent, couldn't believe denise was finally being questioned >> mike, the fdle lead agent could not believe denise was finally being questioned about what happened to mike. >> fdle agents approached brian and denise on one occasion. they both refused to talk. they went straight to an attorney and that was that. >> he waited a long time for this moment. now, it was his turn to find out what denise knew. denise tried to steer the interview back to the kidnapping. >> denise tried to steer the interview to the kidnapping. e.
when mike went missing. i remember somebody would draw out mike's name and missing and we would fill in with a black sharpie. >> ms. cheryl was a one-woman campaign. she wrote letters to the governor every day for years. 2600 and all and she paid for billboards and stood outside churches with posters. >> the ministers would get mad because i was outside their church. why don't you leave? >> cheryl did not. you were getting a reputation as this pate lady with the pigtails out there with her signs. the billboards and letters to the editor. >> everybody called me crazy. >> not everybody. police began to take her seriously after years of her struggling to draw attention to mike's case. >> she is a straight shooter. she tells it like it is. >> will is an agent with the
inevitable.u me>> trey: you mentioned iran as part of this new evil access, access of evil hunting back toan world war ii. president biden seem to think iran can be negotiated with them a country fundamentally believes in depth to israel the united states is a goodgo negotiating partner.tiatin what should the world respond to iran be either sanctions or militarily? >> first of all, i don't believe people when they keep telling you that they wantbe to kill yo, you should believe them.y, for years already, what iran wants to do is change the world and start with the middle east. the middle east has got a very significant american presence e here in and iran doesn't wants america -- we have seen pie irae agent of the united states and the free world. so they see saudi arabia, the immigrants, lorraine and a threat to any country in the
we are new focused on we are now focused on the us. we are now focused on the top business stories. we begin with tiktok as the house of representatives passed a bill over the weekend that brings a ban of the popular social media app in the us a step closer unless its chinese owner sells its stake within a year. fears that the data about millions of american tiktok users could land in china's hands has driven congressional efforts to split the company from the beijing—based company bytedance. tiktok says bytedance "is not an agent of china or any other country" and points out the firm is 60% owned by global investors. let's discuss this. joining me now is jasmine enberg, principal analyst on social media at emarketer. good to see you again. of course, this was talked about at length when this first came to our attention that the us plan to ban tiktok. took us through what happened over the
china and how to deal into this new triangular relationship. i whether a back door to the us or part of a costly war between the superpowers. near—shoring is here to stay, and mexico must be pragmatic if it's to reap the long term benefit of this new, often hostile global trade arrangement. a us ban on tiktok moved a step closer over the weekend as the house of representatives passed a bill effectively prohibiting it, unless its chinese owner sells its stake within a year. fears that the data about millions of american tiktok users could wind up in chinese hands has driven the us to demand the firm splits from its beijing—based parent—company, bytedance. tiktok says bytedance "is not an agent of china or any other country" and points out the firm is 60 percent owned
back to those levels of the 1980s and we now have a larger population, so that also needs to change. interesting, let's see what changes if anything, good to have you with us, thank you. elsewhere a ban on tiktok and moves a step closer as the house of representatives passed a bill effectively prohibiting it, unless it's chinese owner sells a state within a year. fears that the data of millions of american tiktok users could wind up in chinese hands has driven the us to demand the firm splits from its beijing —based parent company. tiktok says the company is not an agent of china or any other country and points out the firm is 60% owned by global investors. china analyst says the firm's position is inconsistent. it seems to me that beijing is trying to have it both ways, it is saying no, we are not chinese, but it is also saying the chinese government
this happens all the time. the code is obviously to pak things harder to understand. if anyone to hear it or be taping it as was this case, but code is not something that's insurmountable. they'll call an agent in federal court and say i'm an expert in code. this is what those mgic words mean. this can be damaging if the people can explain it in a way that the jury can understand what's going on. there's been a whole lot made of the fact that michael cohen is not a credible witness. that may not be as big of a problem for the people if they can corroborate the evidence with documents or someone like david pecker's testimony, who i think might emerge as the real star witness for the people. maybe not so much michael cohen, but david becker. someone outside the system who doesn't have as much baggage as a michael cohen. their stories match up, along
primary process where trump's base was extremely sympathetic to him, where people who were voting in those primaries viewed him as a victim, as someone that the left is persecuting, we're now transitioning to the general election. and the target audience is much different now. it's a very specific number of voters, pragmatic voters, swing voters. voters who may have voted for trump in the past, and then voted against him. they are the ones that are going to decide, and those voters are less tolerant of this kind of chaos, of all of these controversies. they're less prone to think of trump as a victim and more to view him as an agent of chaos. those voters who will decide this election, they're not going to be as sympathetic to the victims argument. that's where they could start hurting trump. >> i agree and also just the fact that, you know, polls are really just snapshots of a moment, a very specific moment
ohio's j.d. vance opposes helping ukraine, lindsey graham is one of ukraine's biggest advocates. >> i challenged j.d. vance to go to ukraine and get a briefing from the agrarian military and talk to the ukrainian people then tell me what you think. >> gop florida senator rick scott says the border is the number 1 issue facing the country, that the border of ukraine. scott wants to add more provisions to the bill is that likely both on the gold tomorrow or wednesday. chandra? >> sandra: we'll be watching for that with you. chad, thank you. agent with the national border see here we are disappointed as it package makes its way to passage. billions vice president is one of them. he's here to tell us why. your thoughts? >> it's honestly it's a slap interfaced to not just the man and woman were other but to the american public and i believe right after the bill
and i'd been in space before. this was something i was about to do again. and then this horrific thing happens to my classmates, my co-workers, friends. ♪ so i call a constable, and i said, "hey, i need a helicopter. i've got to get to east texas." ♪ on the way, i could see there are pieces of space shuttle -- thousands and thousands of pieces all over the place. ♪ i was the first person there from nasa. ♪ -there's a guy called terry lane who's an fbi agent. he said to me, "we have a report of one of the crew member's bodies." um... ♪