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coast guards described as a �*catastrophic implosion'. the terrible fate that befell the titan submersible. everyone on board is believed to have died after what the us coast guard is described as a catastrophic implosion. here with the latest we're joined byjoel aschenbach, who has been following the story for the washington post. joel — what have we learned tonight? it isa it is a very sad ending to the story but it is not surprising. clearly as the submersible was going down on sunday morning, that as the pressure built, there was some kind of mechanical engineering failure and as the coastguard said it was a catastrophic implosion. it is a different world down there, the pressures are tremendous down where the titanic is, £6,000 per square
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i encourage everyone to listen to that. joel, i will start with you because as you mentioned, the slow burn podcast, you are investigating clarence thomas, where he came from, how he rose to power, how he essentially became the man we all have known. you even interviewed his mother in his childhood home and she's been the subject of intense scrutiny. what did you learn, and how did you think that applies to the current scandals that he's embroiled in? >> well, i think as much as anything, it's kind of surprising how wide open the home is. i think that because they're not very concerned about what's going on there or who owns the home, because i was able to walk up to the home, i literally hope -- and as i'm walking to the front door i'm, like is this going to be secret service or some sort of security that's going to prevent me from getting in? but no, i was able to get right on the porch, knock on the front door, and walk right in the house.
aggressively looking into -- ethical lapses, and just this month, we have learned that tomas asked for more time to file annual financial disclosures following months of reporting that he failed to report past luxury travel and real estate deals with harlan crow, the billionaire gop megadonor. it is a tense time for the court, with more americans than ever questioning the very legitimacy of the institution. and remember, we are still waiting on major decisions from the justices on the independent state legislator theory in north carolina, gave rights, affirmative action, a lot more. joining me now are -- and joe anderson, host of the slow burma becoming justice thomas podcast. i encourage everyone to listen to that. joel, i'll start with you, because the slow burn podcast, you are investigating clarence thomas and where he came from, how he rose to power, essentially how he became the pin the man that we have all
and joe anderson, host of the court, with more americans than ever questioning the very legitimacy of the institution. and remember, we are still waiting on major decisions from the justices on the independent state legislator theory in north carolina, gave rights, affirmative action, a lot more. joining me now are -- and joe anderson, host of the slow burma becoming justice thomas podcast. i encourage everyone to listen to that. joel, i'll start with you, because the slow burn podcast, you are investigating clarence thomas and where he came from, how he rose to power, essentially how he became the pin the man that we have all known. you even interviewed his mother in his childhood home and she's been the subject of intense scrutiny. what did you learn, and how did you think that applies to the current scandals that he's embroiled in? >> well, i think as much as anything, it's kind of surprising how wide open the home is. i think that because they're not very concerned about what's going on there or who owns the
once the jury hears the case. it's very sad to see the desperation of mike pence, the former vice president, whose life was on the line because of the former president, because he incited that insurrection on january 6th, so desperate to try and be somebody in this election. you hear him say nothing, and not take a stance. i, mean he has no character, obviously. i don't think any american voter is going to go for that. >> debbie mucarsel powell, joel, thank you as well. we have a lot more ahead, folks. house intelligence committee member, jim himes, or jointly effort -- to target the justice department in the wake of the former presidents indictment. first, how a small, right-wing group of doctors gained outsized political influence in their push for anti-trans and anti-abortion rights laws that are sweeping the country. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.
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rabbit hole and see, what were the tricks that they used to get people? >> reporter: you are wrong about him? >> i took him for a scammer, but he showed me there was a different side to him. >> reporter: as we first reported in 2018, then taylor of ogden, utah, befriended this danger and helped him help himself. he worked with joel to make a little booklet about his life. >> and i sold it on mind to whoever was interested in the story, whoever was interested in just helping a guy out. >> reporter: and from those sails, joel was able to earn hundreds of dollars. >> this is your home? >> yeah, this is my home. >> reporter: been even visited to see the results of their partnership firsthand. >> brand-new roof. >> looks good, man. >> reporter: as you might expect, after that story aired, lots of people tried to seize on ben's kindness. it is a spamm fololder blew up, with supposesedly despererate p, like the woman from cameroon said she needed mononey from reconstructive plastic surgery.