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Ebola Gets Worse in Africa | Jesse Weber Live Full Show
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June 3, 2026
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41:19Now PlayingTonight on "Jesse Weber Live" — the Ebola crisis worsening in central Africa. And now there is fear of the disease reaching beyond Africa. Jesse gets the latest from a reporter specializing in biomedicine.
Plus, Jesse has an exclusive interview with Christine Russo, the sister of Dominic Russo, who died tragically after 17-year-old MacKenzie Shirilla drove her car into a wall while going 100 miles per hour. You know, it’s the case featured on Netflix’s “The Crash." Christine joins Jesse because she is pushing to update the law to prevent killers from profiting on social media off their crimes.
And more from former Capo of the Colombo crime family Michael Franzese… we’ll show you what you didn’t see on "Jesse Weber Live" from Las Vegas last week and that is him breaking down the inner workings of the mafia, but this time — from the Mob Museum! All that and more on "Jesse Weber Live."
This show was originally recorded on June 1, 2026.
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