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choice to resign, they did not resign, i will not resign. >> kayleigh: i started flipping back and forth during the channels, what could be more important, msnbc and abc, watch. >> trump is raising concern about the safety of donald trump. >> is concern donald trump will share evidence that should not be shared publicly? >> question never passed my mind about who paid for governor clarence thomas's motor home. he has a shot at beating mr. trump. >> the company that made remote work possible during the pandemic is telling employees, come back to the office. >> kayleigh: that was more important. >> dagen: this exemplifies how the media glossed over the absolute debacle that was the afghanistan withdrawal for the last two years and the american
her son. we need to fight to the efforts to erase this country's history. you are a student of history. what do you think happens if history is erased or glossed over? >> we will so weaken this country until we lose respect around the world, it would be the end of not just democracy, but it would be the ending of this country as we know it. i think it's high time for people of good will to begin to speak up about this. you remember martin luther king jr. in his letter from the birmingham jail told us that he was coming to the conclusion that the people of ill will in our society were making a much better use of time than the people of goodwill. and the people of goodwill must begin to make better use of their times to fight off these foolish things coming from people who are looking to make political hay out of the misfortunes of families that are still suffering from that today.
this country, and it was rice. and the people who knew how to do a price, how to harvest rice, how to build rice patties, that skill came to this country in the heads of those enslaved people. they brought it from africa with them. >> you attended president biden's proclamation signing ceremony today, establishing the metal and maybe till-mobley national monument. and i know you tweeted, just as mamie till-mobley refused to let the world skyway from the truth of what happened to her son, we must fight efforts to erase this country's history. what happened, i mean, you are a student of history, you and i talk about history a lot throughout the years. what do you think happens if the history is erased or glossed over in this way? >> well, we will so we can this country until we lose respect around the world, and it will be the end of not just democracy, but it will be the end of this country as we know it. and i think, it's a hard time
much. a lot of legal developments. thank you. a lawyer for the wife of a suspected new york serial killer tells cnn that she filed for divorce. rex heuermann has already been charged in the murders of three young women and could be linked to a fourth. jean casarez has the latest developments in this case. >> reporter: as the investigation into the gilgo beach serial killing suspect continues, more people coming forward to talk about their interactions with rex heuermann. >> i had a really, really bad feeling. like my gut was like telling me i needed to get away from him. >> reporter: nicky brass telling "good morning america" heuermann solicited online in 2015 when she worked as an escort and he talked about the gilgo beach murders. >> he would speak as in they and hypothetical, but he had this like smile on his face. i mean, it made me uneasy. and like he had this glossed
forward to talk about their interactions with rex heuermann. >> i had a really, really bad feeling. my gut was telling me i needed to get away from him. >> reporter: nicky brass telling "good morning america" heuermann solicited her online whenin 201 when she was working as a sex worker. >> he would speak in a hypothetical, but he had like this smile on his face, made me really uneasy. and like a glossed overlook in his eye. >> reporter: and authorities in south carolina searching property owned by heuermann for any evidence to link the 59-year-o architect to the murder of three young women in 2009 and 2010. sources tell cnn is chevy avalanche was seized from the property and is being combed for evidence. >> there were s.w.a.t. team, fbi, all kind of stuff. >> reporter: those living next
and, like, he had this glossed over look in his eye. >> reporter: the investigation now spans the country. authorities in south carolina searching property owned by heuermann for any evidence to link the 59-year-old architect to the murder of three young women in new york in 2009 and 2010. sources tell cnn a chevy avalanche was seized from the property and is being combed for evidence. >> s.w.a.t. team, fbi, all kinds of stuff. >> reporter: those living next to the property were stunned. >> we have an adjoining property to a serial killer, which is, like, i never put that on my bucket list. >> reporter: and over 2,000 miles away in las vegas, law enforcement officials tell cnn they are looking at cold case homicides to see if there could be any links. according to property records obtained by cnn, heuermann and his wife purchased two time share condos in las vegas in 2003 and 2005.
you can disagree with their judgment. but it's not right to disparage their character. and what is so ironic about this hearing is, again, not one mention on the other side of the aisle about that maligned behavior by the very subject of the indictment. speaking of interference, the american people now president trump pressured the justice department, which we are talking about here today, like wouldn't that be wrong, if someone did that, to go easy on his friend, michael flynn? we know when president trump's handpicked attorney general, william barr, took the reins, he pressured officials to reduce the sentencing for roger stone and glossed over robert robert mueller's 2016 presidential election report, saying he exonerated the president, when he explicitly said no, it did not, and listed
overdue library books that apparently they claimed trump didn't check out properly? i have a really good point where we're fighting over librarian and checked out books. but but, charlie, you're view on this because again, if devin archer flips or if we these 17 tapes that allegedly burisma has, the fbi can stonewall all they want and cover up for joe biden. but this information is going to come to the house and get to the public and joe biden may not be able to hide it any longer. >> and by the way, i think it actually is probably a healthy thing for this to be exposed in the house simply because it means that it informs the public since media refuses to even try to do its job. it informs the public allows the public to make a decision in the next election, which is, i want to see all this end. i want to see all this end by joe biden getting thrown out of office for being the most corrupt president to ever hold office. but mike also makes a really important point that a lot of people have sort of glossed over the the the carrot in this
quite work out the right way. but he's a very thoughtful and someone who is thinking about these issues and is warning congress right now as opposed to other internet executives, you know, in the past who have sort of glossed over the real problems that can exist. so there's all kind of bummers that could happen. anything you could imagine that's happened already sort of turbo charged. that's how you have to think about it. it pro it's probably an easy way to talk about it but if you imagine there's all kind of misinformation, it's going to be even nor misinformed, more convincing to people, give a lot of bad players a chance to shift people's opinions with a lot of false information. the worst thing, killer robots. i think that's what greg jeff r hinton talked about that's these could be self-learning robots
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