has this happened before, the establishment of ombudsman? know of in any corporation, the drug companies, insurance companies, banks, they all have. that that's the only way you protect conscientious employees from retaliation. david: there is a question whether the bankruptcy and the bailout had anything to do with this problem? of course, obviously, these problems go back before there was a bankruptcy and bailout, but did those things affect this recall problem at all? >> probably. gm was in tremendous financial disarray looking at the cliff of bankruptcy in 2008, 2009. they didn't have good management, and when that happens, the problems radiate from the top all the way down. horizontally and vertically. i'm quite familiar with the internal bureaucracy of gm and makes the government bureaucracy pail by comparison. david: that is about what your book is about. if you have corporate statism, that is worse, right? >> that's right. the merger of big government and big gm that led to a lot of this disarray. david: if you want to read about cor

they need to have someone that they can trust to go to, like an ombudsman on the campus that has been trained, that has the qualifications to that is initially be on the side of the person who is victimized to give them the kind of a information about where they should go to regional many colleges have that kind of a box with? do they have them or not? >> they have a coordinator that can function as an ombudsman. >> but the title line person is sort of like in the hierarchy of the school. okay. got that. our military academies to exempt from tournament? do we know? >> i think the answer is yes. >> i was talking about our military academies. i have just been informed that there are exempt from turtle line. >> does that mean they are not reporting data? >> senator, the military academies are exempt from the query act. >> you collect no data? >> they do that after report. >> it is something that probably should be corrected, because of the way that title for financial aid rules -- >> well -- >> the rules say that if you do not receive funds from the programs do not to comply. the act sim

mary barra appoints a independent ombudsman that so that engineers can report defect from the ombudsman and ombudsman has direct line to her and ceo's office under total confidentiality so they can't be retaliated against. the key is protect the conscientious engineer. gerri: we have to go, ralph. thank you for being on. >> you're welcome. gerri: stay tuned to fox business, our very own nearly cavuto interviews the ken feinberg, the guy we've been talking about at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >>> a lot more to come this hour. your voice is important to us. during the sew we want you to facebook my or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. or gerriwillis.com. at the bottom of the hour i will read your emails. >>> obamacare suffers a setback from the supreme court. we'll investigate what today's religious ruling means. >>> the white house turns to the private sector to help the va we'll tell you about that. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jo

>> title nine coordinator can function as an ombudsman. every campus is supposed to have a title nine coordinator. >> the title nine person is sort of like in the hierarchy of the school. that's the problem. that's the problem. >> yes. >> need somebody not in that hierarchy of the school. okay. got that. are military academies exempt from title nine? i'm told they are. i just found that out. do we know? senator warren, do you know? >> i think the answer is yes. >> i'm talking about our military. i'm informed they are exempt from title nine. well, no one seems to know. >> does that mean they're not reporting data either? >> senator, the military academies are exempt from the clear yet. >> you collect no data from the military academies? >> they don't have to report. >> it's something that probably should be corrected, but because of the way the title 4 financial aid rules -- >> you think? >> the rules say if you don't receive funds from our programs, you don't have to comply with the clery act. the clery act simply doesn't apply to those in

>> i agree with the honorable lady that everyone should cooperate with the police ombudsman and ugly the police ombudsman system in northern ireland is now a model that other countries are looking to follow from something i discussed quite recently in terms of what happened in the republic of ireland. we have got a system that works. read historical inquiry teams which are also working but i very much hope that the wor worg continued between the parties in northern ireland to discuss the principles and the haas ideas for flakes, parades and the past and hope that everyone can come together and talk these issues out. >> thank you, mr. speaker. youth unemployment is down, unemployment for everyone is down, business growth is out. what i would say to the prime minister, is inadequate disclosures our long-term economic plan is working? will be prime minister join with me in welcoming the new creation of a university tactical college to ensure our future generations have the right skills? >> i'm delighted to say to the on will jump in and it is welcome that youth unemployment which has be

in the dodd frank act i proposed a student loan ombudsman and shaut shout out for the terrific work. troubling practices and servicers allocating payments in order to maximize late fees and activating military benefits on student loans and facing obstacles enrolling in loan modification programs. based on deferrals, at the found the largest servicers broke a series of laws. it's been ordered to pay fines and compensation more than $90 million. in february another major player in the private student loan market revealed it too was under investigation by cfpb for student loan practices. the reports have recommended that congress amend the reform to the credit card and mortgage servicing markets ones related to payment processing and transfers in order to improve the student loan servicing market. i've sponsored a number of reforms such as the student loan borrower bill of rights which provides protections and provides workable repayment options for those at risk of default. require lenders to notify bor w borrowers about income based repayment plans for federal loans and protect borrow

>> title nine coordinator can function as an ombudsman. every campus is supposed to have a title nine coordinator. >> the title nine person is sort of like in the hierarchy of the school. that's the problem. that's the problem. >> yes. >> need somebody not in that hierarchy of the school. okay. got that. are military academies exempt from title nine? i'm told they are. i just found that out. do we know? senator warren, do you know? >> i think the answer is yes. >> i'm talking about our military. i'm informed they are exempt from title nine. well, no one seems to know. >> does that mean they're not reporting data either? >> senator, the military academies are exempt from the clear yet. >> you collect no data from the military academies? >> they don't have to report. >> it's something that probably should be corrected, but because of the way the title 4 financial aid rules -- >> you think? >> the rules say if you don't receive funds from our programs, you don't have to comply with the clery act. the clery act simply doesn't apply to those in

>> i agree with the honorable lady that everyone should cooperate with the police ombudsman and ugly the police ombudsman system in northern ireland is now a model that other countries are looking to follow from something i discussed quite recently in terms of what happened in the republic of ireland. we have got a system that works. read historical inquiry teams which are also working but i very much hope that the wor worg continued between the parties in northern ireland to discuss the principles and the haas ideas for flakes, parades and the past and hope that everyone can come together and talk these issues out. >> thank you, mr. speaker. youth unemployment is down, unemployment for everyone is down, business growth is out. what i would say to the prime minister, is inadequate disclosures our long-term economic plan is working? will be prime minister join with me in welcoming the new creation of a university tactical college to ensure our future generations have the right skills? >> i'm delighted to say to the on will jump in and it is welcome that youth unemployment which has be

that the mayor's office, the department of public health, dos and the san francisco long-term care, ombudsman to work collectively to address the issues around the possible closure ~. and i know that there are ongoing negotiations and we want to hear a very detailed plan from the various players involved to make sure that we do everything we can to help these families. and we will be trying to have this hearing as quickly as possible before the neighborhood services committee. the second item that i have is a resolution urging the state of california to ban clear-cuting in the state. it is critical at this time as we're dealing with climate change and climate instability as well as the challenges with water that we as a state take the appropriate steps it to ban clear-cuting. the practice is highly [speaker not understood]. hundreds of thousands of acres of natural forest have been completely destroyed and replaced by industrial tree farms. with irresponsible logging practices causing dee forestation worldwide, preservation of healthy forest is essential. [speaker not understood] forests are

honorable with the lady that everyone should cooperate with the police ombudsman. i believe the system in northern ireland is actually a model that other countries are looking to follow. it is something i discussed quite recently in terms of what happens in the republic of ireland. we have a system that works. we have a -- we have historical inquiry teams which are also working. i hope for much of the work can continue between the parties in northern ireland to discuss the house principles and ideas for flags, parades and the past. i hope everyone can get together and sort these issues out. randomhilling him and this clearly shows that our willterm economic plan -- the prime minister join with me in welcoming the new creation of a university technical college where our future generations will have the right skills? >> i'm delighted to say to the honorable gentleman that it is welcome that youth unemployment, which has been too high for too long in our country, is down by 25% this year in his constituency, and long-term youth unemployment is down 41%. he makes the p

today we are grit to be hearing from rohit chopra the student loan ombudsman for the consumer financialney jones today. she is a recent graduate and former president of the student virginia education association. we are also going to be hearing from richard vedder a distinguished professor of economics at ohio university. a college degree is a worthwhile investment and for many it can be a ticket to the middle class. we know that on average college graduates earn more and they tend to have lower unemployment rates than their less educated peers. a highly educated work force is also good for our country. it strengthens our middle class, it strengthens the workforce will need to compete in the 21st century global economy. more and more jobs of the future will require post-secondary credentials or degrees and in fact in the coming years as many as two-thirds of all jobs will require at least some college education according to the center on education and

. >> you want to be the world's am bud -- only -- ombudsman. >> this guy, brat, i don't know. his campaign manager scrubbed his face and all of this stuff is coming out. i am not saying conservatives have a history of giving love to people less than savory or less than competent, but conservatives have a history of dash dosh. >> they do. they fall in love fast and then they find out the person is a witch. >> that happens to me all the time. >> i know! a lot of war locks in your past, right, joanne? like you dave brat seems unprepared for interest views. interviews. was that mean of chuck todd? he is a dear friend of mine, by the way. so i feel compelled to call him a [bleep]. he went after him when he was celebrating. as a pageant winner would somebody come up to you and ask after you won something a serious question? no. >> no. >> never. >> they just ask to try on the crown. all right, if you want to. i was at brat's celebratory party. >> really? >> yes, after the show i just head over there. he was having a really good time. we have all been there the next day. it is like ra

. >>> coming up, "the new york times" ombudsman rips her paper for what she calls an unfair review of glenn greenwald's book. >>> and a mayer wor who refus test test @g<; ?08<8 >>> michael kingsley, a former co-host of cnn's crossfire got whacked this week by margaret sullivan for a piece she said was, quote, unworthy of the book review's high standards. in reviewing glenn greenwald's book no place to hide, he wrote when it comes to leaks such as the ones that greenwald got from ed snowden, newspapers again quoting should not have the final say over the release of government secrets and a free pass to make them public with no legal consequences. someone gets to decide and that someone cannot be glenn greenwald. really, the government should get to decide? the guardian shouldn't get to decide? in my view, margaret sullivan went too far in says "time's" editor shouldn't have allowed him to make that argument. they have a good track record of holding back information that would in fact harm national security. kingsley now claims he's saying the newspaper should always defer to the gov

in the arm, i, pumping people in intelligence -- purging people in intelligence, dismantling the ombudsman, and going after the ooupies, an -- sunnis, an arrest warrant for the vice president. all this contributed in the last few weeks, but a couple of years to a progressive move to an author tare yap government upped prime minister nouri al-maliki. >>> paul bremer was george w. bush's top senator. >> an-israeli teen was killed near the syrian border by a blast. it was said syria killing a 15-year-old in golan heights. in response tanks fired at the army post. bombs have started to spill into the golan heights, included what israel said were intptional attacks. >>> israel continues to hunt for three missing teenagers. they were last seen in the west bank. israel accuses hamas of kidnapping them. jane reports n growing tensions in the west bank. >> reporter: people in the occupied west bank have not seen scenes like this for a decade. the military operation includes raids and arrests. a week and a half ago three settlers wept missing in the west bank. palestinian authorities cooperated in t

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will be introduced to improve the complaint systems in the armed forces through the creation of an ombudsmancrime bill will be brought forward to tackle child neglect. it will disrupt organized crime and strengthen towers that deal the proceeds of crime. my government will continue its program of political reform. my ministries will introduce legislation. my government will continue to implement new mantle powers for the scottish parliament. it will make the case for scotland to remain part of the united kingdom. my ministers will continue with legislation that gives the national assembly and ministers more power over taxation and investment. my government will continue to work with the administration in northern ireland to rebalance the economy and promote reconciliation and create a shared future. draft legislation will be published providing for direct elections to national park authorities in england. members of the house of commons and estimates for the public services will be made before you. my lords and members of the house of commons, the united kingdom will work for peace and secur

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they we will hear from student loan ombudsman for the consumer financial protection bureau. i am pleased to welcome britney ands, a recent graduate former president of the student virginia education association. we will also hear from richard vedder, a distinct professor of economics at ohio university. degree is a worthwhile investment and for many it can be a ticket to the middle class. we know on average college graduates earn more and they tend to have more unemployment rates than their less educated peers. a highly educated workforce is also good for the country. it strengthens the middle class, strengthens the workforce we will need to compete in the 21st century global economy. the futurere jobs of will require post secondary credentials or degrees and in the coming years as many as two thirds of all jobs will require at least some college education, according to the center on education and workforce. but to afford college, many have to turn to student loans to help advance their education. from britney jones, who will be talking about how taking out student loans mad

tremendous work done by the student loan ombudsman in the cfpb who has been an outstanding advocate for young people who bear student loan debt burdens across this country. the practice was that nowadays many, many -- the vast majority, 90% plus of student loans that people take out have a co-signer on them. often a parent, maybe a grandparent what will happen is the student attends school maybe for multiple years, ultimately graduates and begins to repay student loans. they may well have a spotless payment history. yet suddenly something happens to the co-signer, at this point the parent or grandparent is aging, eventually some of them pass away. at a time when that young person is now affected by the death of their parent or grandparent, we saw student loan servicers calling in the account because the co-signer is no longer available on t rather than considering the situation, working with the borrower, working out a payment plan or recognizing that they made a spotless payment on time, that was the way they heaped trouble on these poor affected people. it was not right. i think the i

we established a national ombudsman based on the swedish system where you have a national independent person to whom any iraqi could report suspicion or acts of corruption. we established the independence of the central bank for the first time so it didn't just take orders from the ministry of finance. we dade variety of things to try to started a dressing at least in a structural way the problem of corruption. i would not pretend that we succeeded because there's still plenty of corruption there. but one of the problems is there's a lot of money in iraq and when you've got a lot of money sloshing around a lot of it is going to go missing. >> judy next, virginia beach, democratic caller. hi, judy. >> caller: hi. good morning. >> you're on the air. >> okay. >> i have a couple comments and questions. first i think that al gore should have been president because he would not have invaded another country. he would have considered what the u.n. was doing and let the people who were there look for the weapons of mass destruction now i've seen you on tv a couple of times and i'm wondering ab

there was tremendous work done by the student loan ombudsman in the cfpb, who has been an expanding advocate for students who have student loan debt across the country. the practice was that nowadays, the vast majority, 90% plus of student loans that people take out have a cosigner on them, and often a parent or maybe a grandparent. what will happen is the student then attends school for multiple years and ultimately graduates and begins to repay student loans may well have a spotless payment history, and yet suddenly something happens to the cosigner. at this point the parent or grandparent is aging, and eventually some of them pass away. at the time where the young person is affected by the death of their parent or grandparent, we saw student loan servicers calling in the account because the cosigner is no longer available, rather than considering the situation and working with the borrower, working out a payment plan or recognizing that they made the spotless payment on time, that is the way they heaped trouble on these poor affected people, and it was not right. i think that the issuance

and given these flaws, would you support an alternative process which would create an independent ombudsmanrbiter as an alternative to review the initial designation? >> congressman, i actually don't agree with that assessment of the current process. i think that the engagement at the stage three level is robust and it does affect the thinking at the staff level and principle level. think when we had one face-to-face hearing it was actually a very substantial exchange of questions you know, that were responded to. and i think that, you know, as far as recourse to judicial resolution, that has not, it has not been the case that financial institutions or others are afraid to challenge judgments that they don't agree with when regulators make them. >> so you would not reform the current process. >> i think it is working pretty well. >> in regard to ex-im reauthorization you said every other country has export credit agency and we shouldn't go it alone. we shouldn't unilaterally disarm export support but given the fact that we have unilaterally burdened financial institutions with the volcker r