mr. bailey stomped his head. and he hit the offender with the mop bucket, he fell down and then his head was on the bucket and then according to the offender, he thinks that mr. bailey stepped on his head while his head was on the bucket. >> we spotted bailey on his way back to the prison segregation unit. >> your unit your ass, man. your unit. [ bleep ] ain't professionally ran, man. i'm about to change the format up in this [ bleep ], [ bleep ] you. >> a few days later, bailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured because of my history and reputation and my presence there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation preceding me. >> bailey claimed he was not only innocent of the assault but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i do is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here laying down on the floor unconscious, he's spitting up blood, his body is sh

mr. bailey. his dissent, s.e.c. commissioner gallagher stated that perceived income inequality is not the province of the security laws or commission. additionally, s.e.c. chair mary jo white expressed similar concerns about the dodd-frank act, noting that several provisions, quote, appear more directed at exerting societal pressure on companies to change behavior rather than to disclose financial information that primarily informs investment decisions. again, i could in the agree more, mr. speaker. this useless disclosure requirement creates a number of lengthy and burdensome reporting obligations whose costs far outweighs any perceived benefits. this includes failing to provide shareholders with useful information or facilitate a better understand og of pay practices which some falsely trumpet this provision would do. mr. speaker, we are all concerned with create manager jobs in our various congressional districts and instead of companies being forced to spend millions of dollars trying to comply with a regulatory

mr. bailey's class. i had a lot of nicknames in college -- in high school. >> jimmy: oh, really?hings. i was in this class. and i'm sitting there, two rows away from this woman that i was madly in love with. i was so in love with this girl. and then i felt a sneeze coming on. my best friend sitting in front of me. one of the fellas. i felt a sneeze coming on. i thought, i'm going to get this out, it's not a problem, i can sneeze in front of 40 people, it's not a problem. so i just did it. i just sneezed. and as i sneezed i also passed wind. >> jimmy: oh. >> farted, yeah. i didn't think anybody heard it. like no one heard that. it's fine, this girl didn't hear that, i'm cool, my reputation is intact. and then my best friend, the other fella, edward. turned around and he said, "you did not just do that." and i said, "no, i don't know what you're talking about." he said, "yes, you did." >> jimmy: the fella wasn't honoring -- >> he said, yes, you did, you snooted and tooted, you're a snoot toot! that's what you are! >> jimmy: did he make that up? >> yeah, on the spot. he was on the s

bailey. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week is black country week. yesterday black country manufacturers were in parliament demonstrating the high-quality product that are exported worldwide. will the outgoing prime minister express upon the in-coming prime minister the huge importance of maintaining access to eu single market during brexit negotiations in order to maximize black country contribution to exports, productivity and jobs. >> i absolutely agree with the honoe

bailey. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week is black country week. yesterday black country manufacturers were in parliament demonstrating the high-quality product that are exported worldwide. will the outgoing prime minister express upon the in-coming prime minister the huge importance of maintaining access to eu single market during brexit negotiations in order to maximize black country contribution to exports, productivity and jobs. >> i absolutely agree with the honorable gentleman. what we have seen is the 173,000 more people in work under this government and we have seen something in manufacturing particularly in automotive sector and it's vital for that industry that we have proper access to the single market and i think he's right. it's going to be one of the things that we have to focus on. i want automotive, high-quality manufacturing firms to go from strength to strength in our country and making sure we get that access to europe is going to be vital. [shouting] >> i was applying to becoming conservative candidate as my right honorable frie

mr. fab has put together a gun buy back events on saturday. >>> new york bailey news has made no secret of what it thinks about donald trump. the cover, no exception, full steam ahead. it's official, gop is all aboard the trump train. tonight, we're hearing from the journalist who first noticed the similarities between melania's speech, and a speech michelle obama gave. veronica de la cruz with that part of the story. >> reporter: what he said, one word that mrs. trump used stood out, and triggered a memory. "willingness." he tracked down the speech of owe palm online, and noticed that parts of the speeches were nearly the same. he tweeted about it, and soon it was trending. he said his mother later complimented hit listening skills. >> she said i'm impressed with the active listening. i'm like my mom is semi proud. >> some republicans are coming up with creative excuses to dee stepped trump. one of the most unusual involved my little pony. >> melania trump said the strength of your dreams, sparkle in my little pony said you can do whatever you want. if we want to take the phrases and run