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run. that is the image. you have a blog. you know the comments on your blog. they all think you are nuts. half of them do. >> half of them do when half of them love me. >> the assumption is you enjoy it. >> why was i not in the press for 10 years? i don't trust reporters. i don't trust you guys. whatever i say to you people because i live a lifestyle that might be a little over the line, outside of normal behavior, instead of looking at the latest thing i'm trying to develop, that's great about that antivirus but tell me about your lifestyle. >> on the subject of greg faull, john mcafee conceded there was bad blood between the two men. >> i did not particularly care for the man. he does drink a lot. i don't hang with people who drink a lot.
shell organizations and donor advisory groups accounting for nearly all the groups funding. it goes on. more than just a marxist with deep pockets. he is also a china sympathizer who lives in shanghai has close ties to at least four propaganda at news sites that boost the chinese communist party image abroad as reported. it goes on born to a cuban mother and a sri lankan father in 1954 he grew up steeped in part left politics his father worked as a professor of political science at brooklyn college was a first resident at the new york state martin luther king jr. institute for nonviolence in albany. when he was 17 he joined the marxist group and labor union league of rebels were galician night black workers the following year according to a 2021 blog quote like all i went to work in the factory. 1974 fbi investigate him as potentially dangerous because of background emotional instabilities or activity groups
you know, you're home free. -so it was like a sigh of relief when they -- when they were, you know, up in space, and it was like, "whew, they made it." -let's take a look at the view from orbit. this is 225 kilometers above us. ♪ -once they turn off those main engines and they're in orbit, you know, you're in a relatively safe situation. you can safely walk away from the camera. and they started quickly playing the launch replays, and -- and that was when we saw it. i was in our truck. producer called me in. he said, "you got to look at this." it was kind of a grainy image, but, you know, you see this poof, like a -- like you dropped a bag of flour on the ground and it all floated into the air. didn't take much of a telephoto to show this kind of explosion.
>> reporter: cbs news has obtained new video showing people moving pieces into place before dawn. a new report from a congressional subcommittee says the construction began before 7:00 a.m. with the cross-beam and a neon orange noose added just after the rioters attacked the capitol at 1:00 p.m. cbs news has learned the rope was cut and tossed down after the riot and recovered by an international journalist who turned it over to the fbi. >> started the white house -- >> reporter: jane campbell of the u.s. capitol historical society says it's an image that is now seared into history. >> the images of terror at times when our country is in its worst moments stick with us. >> reporter: though that mystery remains, the department of justice and the fbi have found more than 1,350 people they believe were part of the january 6th attack. with hundreds more arrests still possible. scott macfarlane, cbs news, the capitol. straight ahead on the "cbs
away from his opportunity to be on the campaign trail. perhaps he was hoping to use this trial as a podium but as we laid out, we are seeing him in a different light inside the courtroom. the dynamics outside of it as well are exhausting. it will hurt his image to have to be in new york for every day in the courtroom. he will walk out every day's run by the police and press but not be able to spin it the way that he thinks it is going. >> reporter: absolutely. he is looking tired but he is looking weak and frail. he is looking like an elderly man. for somebody who has consistent utilize his campaign to talk about how strong, strategic and smart he is, we are watching time and time again he is asleep in the course of the trial. he is upset that he is not able to talk directly to his people and amplify the trial the way that he has other legal issues he has come across. however, i would argue that the way he is not able to carry,
detectives contacted him, and he refused to divulge his real identity. so, detectives did what's called a reverse directory on one of the numbers john wilson used to call chanin. it was traced to a pay phone outside a library at washington state university. i mean, who uses pay phones anymore? narrator: the answer, at least in this case, was someone who wanted to hide his identity and even his location. the problem for john wilson was that there was a surveillance camera near this pay phone, and it recorded this image of someone walking to that phone at almost exactly the time records showed chanin took the call. investigators who were still contacting him by e-mail gave him a choice. he could voluntarily identify himself,
washington's farewell address. you need to read the founders that otherwise, they love, they love the founders when they can move it around to agree with them. it's very clear that if party spirit became the organizing principle that that was going to be fatal to the constitution. and it's very interesting when bar said, it's suicide. i mean, the idea that president biden's leading us to national suicide. i don't even sure what he's talking about but lincoln use that image and his first major speech to the 1830s, he said, if we ever fall, it's not going to be from a foreign foe. it's going to be from someone internally rising up and mastering those passions and those passions about partisanship. >> that's what's wrong. >> i don't disagree with anything he said. i just think there's not a big effort on the left to understand what they are talking about. because i don't think it's insincere in there, but i think they think we're going to hell in a handcart and one reason i think that is because the story that came out this week about nber
shell organizations and donor advisory groups accounting for nearly all the groups funding. it goes on. more than just a marxist with deep pockets. he is also a china sympathizer who lives in shanghai has close ties to at least four propaganda at news sites that boost the chinese communist party image abroad as reported. it goes on born to a cuban mother and a sri lankan father in 1954 he grew up steeped in part left politics his father worked as a professor of political science at brooklyn college was a first resident at the new york state martin luther king jr. institute for nonviolence in albany. when he was 17 he joined the marxist group and labor union league of rebels were galician night black workers the following year according to a 2021 blog quote like all i went to work in the factory. 1974 fbi investigate him as potentially dangerous because of background emotional instabilities or activity groups
released this computer-generated likeness to the media. created solely from unidentified dna, they were hoping this could predict what sierra's killer actually looked like. there were concerns, but we still wanted to blast it out to the community, hoping that somebody would call in. and we were fortunate enough to have several tips. narrator: one of those tips was highly unusual. a woman said she got a strange call from her now ex-husband right after the parabon image was broadcast on tv. mcgee: he called her that day and said, "remember that i was with you that night." and she was like, "what night?" and he said, "the night that sierra was killed." and she said she went back to that night in her head and remembered that he left to get cigarettes and should have only been gone for about 10 minutes. the convenience store was right around the corner, and was gone for many hours. his name was blake russell, a 31-year-old with a history of petty crimes. his ex-wife told detectives
said well, i'm on my way. i just heard on the radio. the local news media just put it on the radio that at your house, somebody was shot. >> nathan realized it had to have been denise. >> when you came to that realization, what's going through your mind? >> everything stopped. i'm looking at my four-year-old daughter, who is the image of her mother. curly hair and the bouncy step and i just kept looking at my daughter. and, i wanted to hug her. and, i wanted to -- i wanted to just let out all the pain that was associated with knowing that there she was standing, staring at me. just smiling. my world had just been