embarrassment. the governor must go. if you want to fight for our military you will have to soon be vaccinated. directive comes a day after biden urged all federal employees to get the covid vaccine. just pardon the mccloskey. made my wife and i realize this country was in a serious state. we made a vow to do everything we can to the rest of your lives to save this country. met you in the summer brian: michigan where gerald ford once called home i believe that s where the ford library is. it s a fantastic library if you are ever in the area, just drop. in please knock first before you waltz in and make sure it s open. steve: first, you have to pay the admission. brian: right it all goes for a good cause have you been there at the gerald ford museum isn t it fantastic. steve steve i went to college with ford s daughter. we went to journalism school together. outside the door was a secret service guy with a uzi. brian: was he out of office. steve: he was presi
good evening. i m anderson cooper. welcome back to our special cnn presentation. we re bringing you cnn documentary short films that reveal the search for community among diverse groups of americans. up next, we re introducing you to a group of strangers, all searching for belonging by sharing product reviews on line. stay with us. super reviewers, rate, review, repeat begins right now only on cnn. it was a severe dopamine high, and i chased it, too. there s the rush of playing the game. i really got off on it. a lot of it was subconscious and i was addicted. yell p became yelper or yelping. it was really good. i felt good to write those reviews. everyone and i mean everyone reads online reviews. i think many of us fail to understand just how ubiquitous reviews have come in our lives. dentists, car mechanics, everything in the marketplace, it seems. there are thousands of movies to watch. millions of books to read. we turn to reviews as a way of simplifying a very com
fantastic interview with the president of the ufc was fantastic, really enjoyed that, it was very very very fun. he is a great guy. , so glad he was walking today which is phenomenal. back in the cage. i can t watch, that made my stomach turn but i love him and glad he is okay but great show. my favorite sport, don t know what that says about me but it is. laura: this is the ingraham angle. the cdc pushing for the masking of 2-year-olds. my medicine cabinet breaks down what is ongoing child abuse plus biden s anti-american presidency at 100 days, victor davis hanson, molly hemingway on what his real standing with the public is and what is really going on behind the oscars record low ratings? raymond arroyo will pack it all in seen and unseen. less policing more crime is the focus of tonight s angle. i feel like it is déjà vu all over again. 50 years ago liberal big city mayors presiding once again over a major crime search and democrat leaders not only seem like they d
administration a wake-up call, calling for an urgent strategy reset or risk losing credibility with the public. the president biden claims the white house is doing just fine. speak to what we ve been able to do is we have been able to generate significant federal help in terms of both coming into the hospital and administering all the help that the states need. that s what we are doing now but i m confident we are on the right track. dana: dr. anthony fauci and other top health officials getting grilled about president biden s handing out comic handling of the pandemic. frankly, you ve lost your reputation in the american people don t trust the words coming out of your mouth. i believe that s a real distortion of the reality. but perception is a reality and you are hurting the team right now. has any of this funding, this close to $83 billion that was supposed to be used for testing been diverted for other purposes? some of the funds have been used for mitigation
device that is used to maim or kill. for almost two decades, he skillfully evaded identification and capture. we had literal hi hundreds and hundreds of suspects. dropped out of sight for six years. people thought he was dead. he was obsessed about leaving fingerprint evidence. nobody has ever seen anybody like theodore ka zin ski. the hunt for the unabomber next. reporter: a simple sketch was almost all investigators had to go on. the facial features were distinct but the head was cloaked by a hood. and the eyes, obscured by aviator sunglasses. for more than 17 years, he operated without restraint. in all that time, no one knew who he was or how exactly he chose his targets. even his victims remained in the dark until he struck. i had never heard of the unabomber before i was injured. i learned about the existence of the unabomber two days after i came home from the hospital. reporter: february 20th, 1987, an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake