i don t think anyone really knew who he was. i think he may have had his mother die really young or something. his brother died really young. he had come from a wealthy family. in the 60s in san francisco. at least that s what he said to me. dark arts groups. i know he came to america to be a movie star. he wanted to be famous. his first name was jaime gomez. his stage name was michel rostand. he was an actor. i assumed probably a good one, until i saw some of his acting. i know he was in rosemary s baby. i know that he was in the movie rosemary s baby. he was in rosemary s baby. his whole role was a millisecond at the end of it looking into the camera.
were we going to protect ourselves. his behavior started to become obsessive. he convinced all of us that every christ figure that walked the earth had been killed because they brought very unconventional, radical ideas that society didn t like so they would kill them. i was as close to him as anybody and i still didn t know who he was. i don t think anyone really knew who he was. i think he may have had his mother die really young or something. his brother died really young. he had come from a wealthy family. in the 60s in san francisco. at least that s what he said to me. dark arts groups. i know he came to america to be a movie star. he wanted to be famous. his first name was jaime gomez.
defeat. also bishop eddie long is no stranger to controversy, but his latest move has jewish leaders outraged. we will try to get an ex-explanation in our faces of faith segment. are you ready for the party? these people don t even care who is playing in the super bowl. we start with the nevada caucuses, it was the first western contest of the republican presidential race. here are the results so far cnn has projected mitt romney as the winner, newt gingrich, ron paul pretty close to each other in second and third, rick santorum in fourth. cnn political editor paul steinhauser is live in las vegas, bright and early this morning. not so bright yet. paul it was a good night for mitt romney, right? reporter: it sure was. susan it s 5:00 in the morning right now and the lights are pretty bright here in vegas and for mitt romney his odds of winning the republican nomination are getting brighter by the day. romney! romney! romney! romney! reporter: mitt romney does wh
good morning to you. it is thursday, november 17. ali velshi has the day off. i m carol costello along with christine romans. happy one last day until friday. welcome to american morning. up first this morning, new developments in the penn state child sex scandal. jerry sandusky s tv sbrir this week where he said his behavior with young boys was not sexual abuse, just horse play, may have been the last straw for some of his alleged victims. sandusky s words led new people to come forward. sandusky charged with 40 counts of sexual abuse involving eight boys he met through the charity, on 360 last night, anderson cooper spoke to the mother of one alleged victim, victim number one in the indictment. she says it was hard for they are son to watch the sandusky interview. he was very upset about it. he said i watched it after that. he said he cried. i said, why with s he crying? he said because i m afraid he might go free. he is afraid sandusky might go free? yes. the
that is weird. they re not trying about the rhetoric from the 60s in san francisco when they hear actual racists and threats. no, no, no. what is it they want us to do? what are they trying to make us do? almost like nudge us into some sort of action. what could that be? i want to stop here. i want you to think about that. almost like a nudge. oh, my gosh. it s cass sunstein who says nudge people into action. so it s almost like they re nudging. what would the goal be, to be so open and transparent? we re going to think about that. i ll come back. i ll see if i can come up with an answer next.