bickering and nonsense. truer words never been said. the reidout with joy reid is up next. tonight on the reidout it s about trying to pull the wool over the eyes of america. because the tyrants and dictators of the world are on the march today. so who wins with this ludicrous embarrassing spectacle? orban wins, putin wins, xi wins, the tyrants of the world win. if one more reason to celebrate donald trump and his cult followers. congressman jamie raskin speaking the truth as biden s special prosecutor robert hur testifies before a congressional committee with the latest republican attempt to smear the president comes up embarrassingly short. also, raphael warnock joins me as polls close in his state s presidential primary, and he has a warning about voter suppression ahead of the presidential election this fall. plus, a new u.s. intelligence report suggests israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be on thin ice due to the war in gaza. today, i spoke w
welcome to very scary people. i m donnie wahlberg. after torturing and killing seven people, demented serial killer btk contacted police to boast about his brutal acts. he threatened more victims would follow. his real identity was still a complete mystery. he dared cops to find him. the city of wichita was on edge. wichita police form a secret task force of seasoned detectives to track down btk. they need to capture him before he kills again. here is part two of btk: the taunting. hatteberg: wichita, kansas, was in the middle of america, and nobody locked their doors. it was a great little town to be from. jordan: the morning of january 15, 1974, was just a regular school day in the otero household until the unthinkable happens. an intruder enters their home and commits atrocities against this innocent family. i saw my parent s bodies it just felt like somebody had ripped my chest wide open and pulled my heart out. jordan: and investigators are trying to piece
A job where he got to wear a uniform and be a security expert and then later, of course, the compliance officer for the town where he lived, where he went around basically enforcing codes on barking dogs and how high your grass is and whether or not you have an unregistered vehicle in your driveway. dennis rader was also a very steadfast member of his church for decades, christ lutheran church. by january of 2005, he had become the president of the congregation, and that means taking care of a lot of business and running council meetings and all of that. so he could not have had a higher standing inside of his faith. foulston: it was like, oh, my god. this is the person that s been doing this? this guy who s hyper-religious, involved with his church and loves the boy scouts and does all this?
Women. if they have lost those people in the suburbs, primarily college educated women, they are in deep trouble. evangelical women? no, they prioritize their religion and race. for non evangelical white women, we are seeing a tremendous shift. i think we should not be blind to it either. it is a remarkable revolution. did donald trump ever imagine that his base of support, his people were going to be white evangelicals, the hyper religious. christian nationalists than anything else and the folks that are his base. donald trump seem to want to be with the elite of manhattan and now he s with the opposite. he s always appealed t to he s the white working classes idea of what they would be if they became a rich guy. that was you know when he ran