it is no more dangerous than having the senate ethics committee or house ethics committee. host: we will go to nikki, rockaway park, new york, independent. caller: good morning, america. i wonder sometimes how did our nine supreme court justices when there are 13 judicial district? i also wonder how did any other federal judge including aileen cannon, donald trump's court master who presides over his last criminal trial was decided to be a special master over the supreme court. it just gave a current sitting president, joe biden, immunity from any criminal act including removing the supreme court today. he could be prosecuted. guest: my organization doesn't deal directly with supreme court opinions. it should be a good steward of moral leadership. on your first point about nine justices currently, the country has expanded since they were initially created. it is not difficult for justice roberts to oversee one circuit. other justices are seeing more than one circuit. the argument has been made, america needs to have more justices. i don't necessarily buy that argument. i th

no more dangerous and a set of ethics committee or house ethics committee which by the way i believe both exists. but go to nikki new york independent. independent. >> "good morning p america." how i wonder sometimes how do nine supreme court justices when there are 13 judicial districts. i also wonder that how it is every other federal judge including irene cannon donald trump court master whose presidess over his last criminl trial was decided to be a special master over the supreme court gave the current sitting president, joe biden, and immunity from a any criminal ac. including removing the supreme court today. and he can be prosecuted. he can be. >> you have any thoughts? >> look, my organization does not deal directly with the supreme court opinions. we are talkingt more about the institution and how we think it should be a good steward of ethical and moral leadership and frankly it's falling short of that party first point about the other nine justices currently the country has expanded since they were created. it's not difficult for chief justice roberts to oversee more than

golmohammadi and nasirzadeh were summoned to the ethics committee , according to the official fardtun football media, with the announcement of the ethics committee, pushang nasirzadeh, ceo of foolad club. khuzestan and yahya golmohammadi head coach. this team should be present at the place of this committee on saturday 10th of september to give some explanations. presplis talks with the gabonese star. after failing to recruit alizadeh, presplis entered into intensive negotiations with a gabonese player . some unofficial sources claimed that the player wanted by press police, aron bupendza, a 28-year-old player who, in addition to playing 35 national games in the leagues of america, qatar, turkey, and saudi arabia, also registered in his record, and faylord and ajax are looking to attract jahanbakhsh of fainor club. meanwhile, he has expressed his interest in returning alireza jahanbakhsh ajax club has also monitored the status of the captain of the iranian national team. 31-year-old alireza jahanbakhsh, who left peynot this summer when his 3-year contract expired, and now as a free ag

but there was no long line to get on the ethics committee. [laughter] i wondered whether that was further punishment. [laughter] i was thrilled to be on fred's committee. and it was my exclusive responsibility committee-wise. it was an exclusive committee. >> and you did not miss a single hearing. >> i became friends on the ethics committee. >> i was on the appropriations committee, it was an exclusive committee. i sent to the then speaker, i will not remain on the ethics committee. they gave me a two-word response. they were fed up. [laughter] >> i was guessing that's what it was. [indiscernible] >> fred and i were talking about this, we used to have a members- only dining room with three big tables and you would come in and sit down, i would sit down with whoever was there. fred and i developed a relationship because, every two weeks, we would be there. i developed relationships with a number of republicans that i would not have known, if it had not been for that. that's not going to bring everybody together. not everyone has the same lunch

, the ethics committee , the status determination committee among these several federation committees, not all of them will be transferred from this committee. my vote will not be issued, i say if it is in the rules, for example for such a case, a fine has been considered . what is the appeasement? i don't know what it is really for . now, if it is because mr. behraman geller is a national player, then justice and the law should be the same for everyone. if he has not committed a mistake, then announce that he should not be stressed either. ok, let the traktor team also know his duty from onor press police. in short , everything will be together. he will also discuss about our stadiums, which, for example , is very good in helping the justice of football. another kind of injustice , a kind of games that are broadcast live on tv it's bringing vr, yes, it's optional , but most of the games now have stall press police, for now there is vr, of course, there are still places of hope that we don't have , it's better than before when we didn't have two games, three games, but open that every

it was the approval of the establishment of two ethics committees and the family committee that we really the family-oriented capacity in this field and focused and emphasized the issue so that this happens. currently, iranian tennis is among the top 10 countries in asia . football is a topic that is heard more than ever these days, and this topic has also raised the voice of the pioneers of this sport. look, how many more years do we have to face corruption and the main problem of our football is corruption through brokers . so that the player can move and get something and get something, ceo, be sure of these issues. it always exists, but what is the role of brokers in corruption in football? i always have stories about brokers in football, especially football and mafia games like this. playing outside, they wake up in the morning and see that they are doing nothing, but those who are doing nothing have no place in sports, you see they are doing everything. some experts believe that these brokers can be cut off from iranian football with proper management. this is happening all over the

there is no long line to get on the ethics committee. [laughter] i wondered whether that was the further punishment but i was thrilled to be on fred's committee and was my exclusive responsibility committee wise. it was an exclusive committee and i don't think you missed a single hearing. >> we became friends on the ethics committee. >> i was on the appropriations committee which was an exclusive committee when i got on the committee assets as speaker boehner i will not -- and he gave me a two word response. they were his initials. >> fred and i were talking about pleased to have a members-only dining room with three big tables and you come in and sit down and you sat down with whomever was there. fred and i developed a relationship because periodically every few weeks we be there and i developed a relationship with a number ofve republicans that i would not have known if it hadn't been for that.be obviously that's not going to bring everybody together and not everyone has the same lunch period although if t we have blk scheduling may be

also , the ethics committee of the football federation, farshid semini , the ceo of esteghlal tehranas detained after last night's premier league game to give some explanations on saturday . 13 welcome, the deputy minister of agriculture affairs said that according to statistics , 11 million have been collected since the beginning of the harvest season. 800,000 tons of wheat have been purchased, and with mr. mohajer's emphasis, the wheat harvest will continue until the end of september, and estimates indicate that the amount of purchase of ground wheat will reach more than 12 million and the production will reach more than 15 million tons. we need about 10 million tons of bread wheat, about 2 million tons, about the same .

and corruption happened in the los angeles olympics, the winter olympics in the united states , an ethics committee was formed there, and they had a very good meeting, and judge kebabai all those who were so-called bribed or influenced were forced to withdraw, but unfortunately, the current in the international olympic committee. hakimeh shows that he does not pay the necessary attention to cultural values ​​and the cultural sensitivities of the world's public opinion and is under the influence of the authorities in europe. now you mentioned mr. hashemi or the letter you wrote yourself, if i want to go back to this question, it would be possible if we had a more active member in the ioc or the international olympic committee. well, this was because we were very active in international gatherings, that is, in the period between 70, 75 and 2000, we had the highest level of international relations in sports, that is, when various sports events were held in iran, including the second period of the games of the countries islamic, many personalities of the international olympic committee are tr

taj talked about and that the ethics committee or the disciplinary committee apparently asked him and are going to give explanations, but mr. sohrabian is not alone in this case, i think there is another picture in it. it was reported that there are other people in this football. there are those who say tattoos, say tattoos, say tattoos on the body, say whatever we say, they have and there are many in our football. yes, of course, the discussion that i want to talk about in your good program is beyond the report that was broadcast because i am in a position i am not to judge in relation to one special case and this is the responsibility of other institutions , it has another authority and they have to do their own work, but since the discussion is a cultural discussion , the cultural category and the report that was prepared and was shown in your program at the very beginning and people watched it, the reporter pointed out. respected, the cultural and sports club, if you allow me to start here. let's do it and i would like to raise this question to the respected sports officials of th

history to be expelled from the house after the ethics committee found he misused campaign cash to buye botox and ferragamo shoes. nbc's antonia hylton is outside that courthouse in central eye slip, new york. what should we expect at today's hearing and tell us more about the charges santos is facing. >> good morning, ana. the hearing should get under way any minute now and he is facing some incredibly serious charges. it is more than just the shopping and expensive personal gifts and trips to casinos. he is facing charges for conspiracy to commit offenses against the u.s., money laundering, identity theft, wire fraud, and for making false statements to the fec, the federal election commission. and to give people a sense of some of these anecdotes, for example, he allegedly took a donor's credit card number and then used that to transfer thousands of dollars into his own personal bank accounts. he went on trips, bought flights, got botox as you mentioned, and really prosecutors are building this case of someone who was using this office as a way to personally enrich himself. he, of co

and disciplinary committee perform their supervisory role well, or our disciplinary and ethical regulationsprofessional football are comprehensive. no, it is not comprehensive, it is not complete, or the part that needs the necessary executive guarantee. accept that for the implementation of those disciplinary and behavioral regulations, the so-called department does not have the necessary deterrent power in decision-making, but the solutions to deal with such anomalies, we must seriously and fundamentally institutionalize the issues related to the clubs. one of them is the discussion of social responsibilities and things that people expect from the sports community . the 2024 paris olympic games were discussed. the head of the weightlifting federation started the meeting with an apology. kurdish olympic result, our friends criticized yes, we did not get a medal, our result was poor, we apologize to the people , anoushi was psychologically fed up with some unkindness. are the friends who are the main source of this weightlifting situation and we were empty from the first day when mr. nava s

it is no more dangerous than having the senate ethics committee or house ethics committee.t: we will go to nikki, rockaway park, new york, independent. caller: good morning, america. i wonder sometimes how did our nine supreme court justices when there are 13 judicial district? i also wonder how did any other federal judge including aileen cannon, donald trump's court master who presides over his last criminal trial was decided to be a special master over the supreme court. it just gave a current sitting president, joe biden, immunity from any criminal act including removing the supreme court today. he could be prosecuted. guest: my organization doesn't deal directly with supreme court opinions. it should be a good steward of moral leadership. on your first point about nine justices currently, the country has expanded since they were initially created. it is not difficult for justice roberts to oversee one circuit. other justices are seeing more than one circuit. the argument has been made, america needs to have more justices. i don't necessarily buy that argument. i think

we passed an ethics bill in the senate judiciary committee.authored by senator whitehouse of rhode island. it's pending on the calendar. it should be called this year, sooner the better. an ethics code on the supreme court that applies the same standards, laws, and procedures to the highest court in the land as question apply to every other ing his ideas and will expand on them this ep -- this evening. i believe the president is right to say out loud what so many americans think, the supreme court is morass. i'm pleased that president biden called -- i think congress should pursue the idea and i'm working with my colleagues on the best way to proceed. a few years ago the supreme court was the most trusted institution in government. but today confidence in the court is at an all time low. millions have request accepted lavish gifts from right-wing benefactors that had business before the court that were funding this. all of this happened in total secrecy and possibly, possibly in violation of the law. and at the same time, the justices have ram

pmi have not subpoenaed them to testify at a hearing focused on judicial ethics?. durbin: the committee has wells that are different than the house in one of those rules and says unless you have a bipartisan request for a subpoena, you have to be prepared to defend it against a filibuster. we don't have six votes. they refuse to. imagine we have one supreme court justice who has received, we believe, up to $4 million in undisclosed gifts, did not report them to anybody, and now he is refusing to be held accountable by the court. nine people believe they are above the law. that has got to change. the court, its strength, integrity, honesty, it has been attacked by at least one member of the court and should be the subject of ethics reform on bipartisan basis. geoff: how do you view your role as chair of the senate judiciary committee and the authority that you have to the court accountable such that you can do that? there are democrats who criticized the committee for not doing more. >> i can tell you this. if you can count, and that is the first job as whip of the

standards are lost. with the chairman of the committees, the deputy chairman of the federation councilnts and ministries, to actively engage in work to... bring these decisions to results, i ask andrey vladimirovich, keep this under constant control, and we will continue such joint work on other topics. it is important that the mutual responsibility of the branches of government is growing, in accordance with the expanded constitutional powers of the federation council, for the first time we held consultations on... the heads of ministries and departments, the so-called presidential bloc, the federation council also considered the candidates submitted by the president, appointed boris yuryevich kovalchuk to position of chairman of the accounts chamber, arin leonidovna podnosova for the position of chairman of the supreme court of the russian federation. all procedures were carried out clearly, professionally, in full accordance with the constitution. the main point of such a policy is to reduce the number of poor people in russia. the concept of changes was openly discussed and finaliz

so i saw firsthand her brilliance, her work ethic, her dedication. we know that sheila jackson lee was a voice for the voiceless, a defender of democracy, a civil rights champion, a legendary legislator and a powerful, profound, principled, progressive public servant. wrapped up in one. sheila jackson lee made a difference over 30 years in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands of people all across the united states of america. that's your congresswoman. and y'all know sheila jackson lee when she set her mind to something did not take no for an answer. i came to believe that sheila jackson lee was like the michael jordan of the house democratic caucus. you can't stop her. you can only hope to contain her. she always showed up, always stood up, always spoke up for our community. last conversation i had with her in person. she wanted to make sure that legislation, civil rights legislation that she was getting ready to introduce would remain a priority. she went on leave shortly thereafter and i reassured her that it would remain a priority

so i saw firsthand her brilliance, her work ethic, her dedication.know that sheila jackson lee was a voice for the voiceless, a defender of democracy, a civil rights champion, a legendary legislator and a powerful, profound, principled, progressive public servant. wrapped up in one. sheila jackson lee made a difference over 30 years in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands of people all across the united states of america. that's your congresswoman. and y'all know sheila jackson lee when she set her mind to something did not take no for an answer. i came to believe that sheila jackson lee was like the michael jordan of the house democratic caucus. you can't stop her. you can only hope to contain her. she always showed up, always stood up, always spoke up for our community. last conversation i had with her in person. she wanted to make sure that legislation, civil rights legislation that she was getting ready to introduce would remain a priority. she went on leave shortly thereafter and i reassured her that it would remain a priority no m

and in that ethics hearing investigation that was held last year, the committee found that there wasoken the law and that's why he was expelled from congress and they said he was using his public position for private gain. ana. >> if he does plead guilty, what is next? what is the next move and path forward here? >> reporter: we don't know yet. there are reports that if he were tried and found guilty of all 23 counts he could face up to 20 years behind bars, but now it looks like he's going to acknowledge his guilt in these alleged crimes and we'll have to see what the judge sentences him to after that with him pleading guilty, there will not be a jury trial. >> we know you will keep us posted. rehema ellis, thank you so much for that report. >>> that's going to do it for us today. it's a big week. we continue to follow the race to the white house and be back tomorrow same time same place and special coverage of the democratic national convention, as always catch our show online around the clock on youtube and other platforms. great to have you with us today. i'm ana cabrera reportin

and the same thing for how committees spend their money. you click on a, the name of, you can see their expenditures. this this top two, the san francisco ethics commission and then we do an additional, bit of work and grab a data from the california secretary of state, which is a the fil officer for multi-jurisdictional level committees, the same behavior here. click on a the name of and seeco and explore that way, but our specifically to our purposes today, this is oops. this is san francisco dashboard to, i'm going to choose the mayoral election because that's what everyone is interested in, of course. and, across committees, and let me eliminate speaking about just you can see herelion has been raised committees. so i'll highlight only the candidate controlled committees. overlt $4 million raised already. and this is 90 actually more than 90 days before the election, just t election for mayorral candidates with high, fundraising in june of 2018. and this these are numbers that are, completed. oops in total, contributions raised for the

rule on justices' ethics.g ethical, not being corrupt, that's all a -- that's great. but when you get to how this would actually work, as you say, if it's lower court judges sitting in judgment as a it were the over the supreme court, over their bosses, there's something wrong there. if it's a congressional committee, there's a separation of powers issue. there is no super duper court. you can impeach the justices. that's the check. and this is also a solution in search of a problem. the justices have complied with various ethics and disclosure rules, the same ones that apply to lower court judges. they've complied with them voluntarily. and earlier this year they unanimously adopted a strong cored. so, look, if we want to completely eliminate gifts and travel and things like this even though there's been no allegation of quid pro quo corruption or that, say, justice alito voted to overturn roe v. wade because he went on a luxury fishing trip or some of this nonsense that's come out in the press, if we want to

the promotion of ethics and good governance in this sport to protect clean athletes bite leading the fight and taking action for all forms of manipulation and related corruption. they need to take this seriously. thank you and i yield back or accidentally kills but the records are chairman of the full committee for his opening statement the guitar highly decorative panel of witnesses today's olympic careers have inspired an entire generation of americans. tonight's hearing comes an important moment we are one month away from the start of the 2024 summer olympic games in paris. we will be examining how the world anti- doping agency policy and their failure to enforce those policies on the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs how it's undermining the integrity of the olympic games. it is completely unacceptable the world anti- doping agency president this agency received over 3 million u.s. taxpayers dollars this past year declined to join us tonight. doping scandals have real effects on our athletes including american swimmers who must abide by the strictest anti- doping standard

felt he could still effectively govern critics, then called for stanford's impeachment they opened an ethicsestigation in the hopes of finding that has tripped argentina contained criminal use of taxpayer dollars i was on the judiciary committee it's 20 to 23-years-old at the time and i voted to impeach mark sanford and i shouldn't have when i think about it and look back at it. >> i don't think it rose to the level of impeach ability the majority of the state senate at the time sought that way too, because nothing mark sanford spent on that trip crossed over into criminal territory after he paid a small fine and reimburse the state the hearings were dropped. >> now, he just needed to win back the public. >> he embarked on what i remember turning in his story at one point an apology tour, and he did that for months. >> i am compelled to say that i'm sorry, one more time for the situation that i created, the reality is none of us are perfect, not moving forward. >> i think the people south carolina rages mark sanford, serve out his full two terms as governor. >> the maximum allowed by south c

zuckerberg wrote a letter to the house judiciary committee saying the biden administration pressured facebook for months to remove certain content. he added that the company is ready to push back now. if something like this happens again. senior director of leadership ethics at santa clara university and skeet, says content moderation is not a new idea, especially at facebook. >> they make content moderation decisions all the time. they actually have an oversight board that they've put into place as a company that helps them to think through the decisions that they've made about content. >> the white house responded to zuckerberg, saying it encouraged tech companies to take responsible actions to protect public health, but they are still their own private actors. san francisco based x has made changes to its ai chat bot after facing pressure from election officials across the country, who warned it was spreading election misinformation. several secretaries of state sent a letter to elon musk complaining the platform's chat bot, grock, was giving users false information about ballot d

i would love to hear more about his story, his ethic, how he got here, and also those things that kind studies teacher, lunchroom monitor, football coach, 24 years in the army national guard, a loving husband and a wonderful dad, who you cannot get to stop talking about his kids because he's so proud of them. i just love that walz is on the ticket. i think he's such a big boost to our chances to win the white house in november. >> beto o'rourke, next time you come back we're going to talk about texas. everything is happening. thank you so much for joining us today. it's great to see you. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, how the campaign is gearing up for the legal fights to come. if and when the republicans try their old tricks and try to overturn the results of the election. turn the results of th election one thing we know is true: no matter race, gender, ethnicity... the need to screen when due... for colon cancer's a priority. indeed! everyone 45+ at average risk should screen for colon cancer. these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-

from president biden this morning, calling it pretty sweeping overhaul of the supreme court code of ethics that currently do not happen in suggesting that presidents should not have immunity, calling for a constitutional him and and to basically overturn the court ruled a few weeks ago. how important is this? we heard from the president today. >> well, first of all i don't see it as so sweeping it is actually very pragmatic reforms to the court that most americans on both sides of the aisle actually agree with. think about this for a second. number one, the highest court in the land should not have the lowest ethics laws. and the institution is being undermined, as far right-wing billionaire extremist, forgiving lavishing millions of dollars worth of gifts on supreme court a members, they have interest matters before those courts and that is wrong. and we should have high ethics rules. and we all know that. number two, the term limit is actually in line with every other major constitutional democracy. we are this outlier. in many ways we corrected that with the presidency by putting term l

zuckerberg wrote a letter to the house judiciary committee saying the biden administration pressuredbook for months to remove certain content. he added that the company is ready to push back if something like that happens again. the senior director of leadership ethics at santa clara university and skeet, says content moderation is not a new idea, especially at facebook. >> they make content moderation decisions all the time. they actually have an oversight board that they've put into place as a company that helps them to think through the decisions that they've made about content. >> now, the white house says it encouraged tech companies to take responsible actions to protect public health, but they are still their own private actors. well, san francisco based ax made changes to its ai chat bot after getting pressure from election officials around the country who warned it was spreading election misinformation. several secretaries of state sent a letter to elon musk complaining that the platform's chat bot, grok, was giving users false information about ballot deadlines. in response