i am a local as well. >> thank you, mr. su. >> okay. i want tos express our my gratitude for your wellingness to serve. seeing no one on the roster for further questions or comments mr. clerk open up to public comment? >> yes, members who wish to peek and joining in person lineup at this time. for those remote call 415-655-0001, access code: 2480 819 2523 ## then star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. for those in the queue continue on wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted then begin your comment. no speakers in person. we are moving to our public comment line there is nobody on the line for public comment. >> thank you, mr. clerk. public comment is closed. and i because we had a bit of a delay and had to take a recess because of technology issues presented a scheduling challenge i want to make a motion to excuse member safai. >> yes, on the motion to excuse. vice chair walton. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> motion to excuse member safai for item 3 approved without objection with member safai being excused. >> thank y

mr. president, julie su is a poor choice for secretary of lake. and i hope that at least some of my democrat colleagues will join republicans in acknowledging the serious concerns about both her policy positions and her ability to effectively administer the labor department. and will urge the president to withdraw her nomination. mr. president, i yield the floor an

i am a local as well. >> thank you, mr. su. >> okay. i want tos express our my gratitude for your wellingness to serve. seeing no one on the roster for further questions or comments mr. clerk open up to public comment? >> yes, members who wish to peek and joining in person lineup at this time. for those remote call 415-655-0001, access code: 2480 819 2523 ## then star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. for those in the queue continue on wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted then begin your comment. no speakers in person. we are moving to our public comment line there is nobody on the line for public comment. >> thank you, mr. clerk. public comment is closed. and i because we had a bit of a delay and had to take a recess because of technology issues presented a scheduling challenge i want to make a motion to excuse member safai. >> yes, on the motion to excuse. vice chair walton. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> motion to excuse member safai for item 3 approved without objection with member safai being excused. >> thank y

mr. bragg sued us and wants to take us to court, we will file our brief on monday and arguments next wednesday we will see what happens every things on the table. we think we owe it to the american people when you have a district attorney interfering in the most important federal election that we have anti-used federal tax dollars as part of his indictment a president of the former president and we think it succumbed to do the investigation that's what were committed to doing. maria: you set a stop interfering in election, d.o.j., fbi were to be watching your hearing, thank you. >> thank you. >> hast judiciary committee jim jordan the federal reserve says were headed for a recession this year thanks to the recent banking crisis as big banks kicked off the first quarter kenny polcari is here on where he's putting his money now. stay witsurah us. n ♪ eed! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ nicorette knows quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like... just stop. go for a run. go for ten runs. run a marathon. instead, start smal

mr. chair. secretary suu for meeting with me earlier and talking about issues that i'm concerned with in virginia, the tight labor market, seasonal visas for a lot of our seafood workers. i really appreciate it. i look forward to supporting you and workingng with you on those issues. i just want to summarize some topics, and i want you to tell me if i'm wrong at all, summarizing what i heard before. business interactions, senator romney said that you had only started to meet with business associations recently, but during your two years you've met with businesses repeatedly, correct? >> yes, senator. >> chambers of commerce, united airlines, businesses connected withas ports all around the country, railroad -- you had dialogue with businesses constantly during your two years, isn't that accurate? >> that is correct. >> businesses like the los angeles chamber of commerce have said secretary su has worked with the chamber many times to bring a voice to labor issues, that's one of the biggest chambers of commer

mr. bragg sued us and wants to take us to court, we will file our brief on monday and arguments next wednesday we will see what happens every things on the table. we think we owe it to the american people when you have a district attorney interfering in the most important federal election that we have anti-used federal tax dollars as part of his indictment a president of the former president and we think it succumbed to do the investigation that's what were committed to doing. maria: you set a stop interfering in election, d.o.j., fbi were to be watching your hearing, thank you. >> thank you. >> hast judiciary committee jim jordan the federal reserve says were headed for a recession this year thanks to the recent banking crisis as big banks kicked off the first quarter and i remember kind of thinking like, "oh my gosh, i think we could be sisters." because i think we looked... yes. right. yeah. and i don't think at that time- i think you're the one to tell me that we had the same birthday. yes. it's really unbelievable when you think about it, because it's been, like, really over 20 years that

mr. bragg's office sued mr. jordan to block him. today the district judge denied the request for preliminary injunction quote, the subpoena was issued in valid legislative purpose in connection with the broad indispensable congressional power to conduct investigation mr. pomeranz must appear, no one is above the law d.a. bragg's office has filed notice he is appealing that decision and it's worth noting all of this is taking place on the very same day that allen weisselberg, the former chief officer at the trump organization was released. he is the kind of witness that if flipped for the prosecution could secure once and for all accountability for donald trump, and that is accountability with a capital "a." joining us now a catherine christian, a former special assistant d.a. in the manhattan d.a. office. thanks for being here. first let's talk about what's happening with the testimony of the subpoena of mark pomeranz. >> well, chairman jordan had a big victory today. it's being appealed. the judge wrote a very biting 25-page decisi

mr. bragg's office, sued mr. jordan to block him from enforcing the subpoena to mark pomerantz. but today, district judge mary this coastal denied mr. bragg' request for a preliminar injunction quote, the subpoena was issued with a valid legislative purpose, in connection with th fraud and indispensabl congressional power to conduct investigations mr. pomerantz must appear, for the congressional deposition no one is above the law. dea bragg's office has now filed notice, that he is appealing that decision, and i is worth noting that all o this, is taking place on the very same day, that alle weisselberg, the former chie financial officer of the trump organization, was released fro rikers, after serving roughl four months for his role on decade long tax fraud scheme it still weisselberg, appear to remain lawyer to loyal to mr. trump, but he's the kind o witness, that if flipped for the prosecution, could secur once and for all accountability for donal trump. and that is accountability with a capital a joining us now is catherin christian, a former specia assistant d a in the manh

i am a local as well. >> thank you, mr. su. >> okay. i want tos express our my gratitude for your wellingness to serve. seeing no one on the roster for further questions or comments mr. clerk open up to public comment? >> yes, members who wish to peek and joining in person lineup at this time. for those remote call 415-655-0001, access code: 2480 819 2523 ## then star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. for those in the queue continue on wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted then begin your comment. no speakers in person. we are moving to our public comment line there is nobody on the line for public comment. >> thank you, mr. clerk. public comment is closed. and i because we had a bit of a delay and had to take a recess because of technology issues presented a scheduling challenge i want to make a motion to excuse member safai. >> yes, on the motion to excuse. vice chair walton. >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> aye. >> motion to excuse member safai for item 3 approved without objection with member safai being excused. >> thank y

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mr. trump reputation. he is suing former lawyer and one-time fixer for more than half a billion dollars. according to this 30-page lawsuit filed today in a southern florida federal court, it accuses cohen of "multiple breaches of judiciary duty and breaches of contract. the spokesperson says the suit is intimidation and harassment. you will remember he is a key figure in the recent indictment by the manhattan district attorney against the former president. now, d.a. alvin bragg is filing a lawsuit against house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan to stop him from a former assistant manhattan d.a. any other potential subpoenas and 38 -- the d.a.'s office. accused of conducting an unconstitutional attack to intimidate and attack. representative jordan says that is not so. >> he used federal money to indict the former president. alvin bragg is obstructing our investigation, our constitutional duty to do oversight. >> reporter: d.a. bragg's name will be part of a house judiciary committee field hearing next week in ne

su's tenure i wesh to discuss and that mr. mccormick touched upon. her ruthless enforcement of the labor law known as a.b. 5 which president biden cited as his model for the nation. su's historic failure to deliver unemployment checks to millions of californians along with her allowance of this massive trod is disqualifying in its own right, but i think it's her mistreatment of california workers that's most concerning of all. a.b. 5 was a law passed in california in 2019. it rendered countless independent professionals unable to earn a living in our state. writers, interpreters, court reporters, language path lolingses, musicians, people in literally hundreds of other professions were told they were no longer allowed to practice their profession and serb their clines as they'd been doing their whole careers. their only option was to find a single hiring entity to monopolize their services and make them a w-2 employee. for many that was not possible and they lost everything. take for example a woman named jody who said i worked year it is gain my skil

mr. lindell also being sued for defamation by dominion for $1.3 billion, he is also being sued for defamationvoting tech company, smartmatic, for an undisclosed but likely equally whoppingly large amount of money. for years now a constellation of conservative media outlets in this country have been at best deluded and at worst lying but either case fomenting outrage in the results of the 2020 election it seems accountability may be finally catching up to them. must be hard to sleep at night, but mr. lindell has a great pillow >>> still to come this evening when republicans in tennessee kicked two black democrats out of the statehouse, at least two of them were sitting on a very big and explosive secret that secret came out today we'll tell you all about >>> also a member of donald trump's inner circle talked today to the special counsel investigating the former president, and this guy was in a position to know a whole lot much more on that coming up next (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a

mr. lindell also being sued for defamation by dominion, for 1. 3 billion dollars.ech company, smartmatic, fo an undisclosed but likel equally large amount of money. for years now, a consolation o conservatives, and conservativ media outlets in the country have not best eluded and i or sly but neither cased, - of the 2020 election it seems accountability may be finally catching up to them. must be hard to sleep at night i hope mr. lindell has a great pillow still to come, republicans i tennessee kick to blac democrats out of the state house, at least two of the mor sitting on a very big, a explosive secret that secret came out today we'll tell you all about it. also, a member of donald trump's inner circle talk toda to the special counsel investigating the former president. and this guy was in a position to know a lot. much more coming up next >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singe

another outstanding lawsuit from a former tucker carlson producer named abby grose berg who sued the company and mrknow. it's interesting because we've _ just don't know. it's interesting because we've had _ just don't know. it's interesting because we've had those - just don't know. it's interesting| because we've had those couple just don't know. it's interesting . because we've had those couple of lines in the statement where there is so much to this story we don't know, the fundamental question to be answered is why. 0ne members only last week when that court case was ongoing, potentially it was going to see rupert murdoch and some of its star hosts in the documentary giving evidence — was he one of those people behind—the—scenes talking about their discomfort? he people behind-the-scenes talking about their discomfort?— about their discomfort? he was certainly one — about their discomfort? he was certainly one of— about their discomfort? he was certainly one of those. - about their discomfort? he was certainly one of those. i - about their discomfort? he was certainly one of those. i don't i a

dysney is suing the governor of florida ron desantis. the company claims that mrd his officials violated its constitutional rights. the media giant says the governor has waged a campaign of retaliation against disney after it criticised a law promoted by the florida state government. the bbc�*s north america busines correspondent michelle fleury reports now from new york. yes, the escalating feud between one of america's biggest companies and a potential white house contender is now headed to court. disney filed its suit on the same day that officials appointed by governor ron desantis voted to block development plans for the florida theme park. the entertainment giant claims it is a victim of a relentless campaign to weaponise government power against disney. a spokesman for mr desantis dismissed disney's lawsuit as an attempt to undermine the will of the voters in his state. this battle started last year, after the firm spoke out against a law banning discussions of sexual orientation or gender identity in primary schools, often referred to as the �*don�*t say g

republicans in the us the house of mouse wading into legal waters — disney is suing the governor of florida ron de santis. the company claims mrtutional rights. the media giant says the governor has waged a campaign of retaliation against disney after it criticised a law promoted by the florida state government.

she is suing for unspecified damages. mr. trump has denied the allegations.sudan, fighting has flared again around the capital, khartoum, under fire -- undermining the latest cee fire attempt. desperate families are trying to escape the country by land and sea, part of an exodus of thousands so far. today in paris, planes arrived carrying evacuees who brought with them stories of horror. >> i did not feel at ease seeing so many soldiers with heavy weapons. i also saw a bomber and missiles. i saw dead bodies on the road, images i want to empty my head off. >> meanwhile, the army said ousted dictator omar al-bashir has been moved to a military-run hospital. he is wanted by the international criminal court on charges of genocide and war crimes in sudan's darfur region. united nations migration officials say a rubber boat headed to europe sank tuesday near a coastal town east of tripoli. today, aid workers said they are still recovering bodies. one of the few survivors said the boat was badly overloaded. >> we got into the small boat between 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. th

that mr trump sued me and the office attaching our grand jury subpoena in federal court, and so we wereonto a what i would say is a different economic crimes investigation and were then moving forward on on a broader investigation. alright so when alvin bragg was asked the question at a presser at the press, and he just was just asked, and it said that the question included the premise that your predecessor declined to charge now. in his answer to the question. bragg did not challenge that premise. so i just want to give you a chance to clear the record here. you're saying you stood down because the southern district of new york asked you to. is that the same thing as saying that? i mean, did you specifically declined to bring charges because you didn't think they were merited or not? at the time. i don't think we ever. uh i i'm sure i'm sure attorney bragg has has new facts that he gathered during his investigation. um so really, erin, i think i've explained it. there was a federal investigation which i deferred to, and by the time that went nowhere. we then had already picked up an ec

mr. trump raped her years ago and is suing him for defamation and sexual assault. ar as the criminal investigations are concerned, former vice president mike pence says that he is now willing to testify to a d.c. grand jury about mr. trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. robert costa reports. >> reporter: this federal investigation of january 6th could be the most robust case facing trump, and now his former vice president is willing, within certain bounds, to testify about possible illegal acts he might have witnessed as the special counsel ramps up this probe of the former president and others. >> i obviously have nothing to hide. >> reporter: an adviser to former vice president mike pence says he could testify before the d.c. federal grand jury within weeks. >> i think the american people deserve the whole story. >> reporter: possibly providing a vivid firsthand account of s. fofrederickson saidey .>> what president? there may not be a more critical witness for the special counsel than the vice president himself. >> reporter: pence could reveal details

that's progressive criminall jut justice group that spentic a significant portion ofo su the money to support mr. braggpp and his 2020 one campaign.g joininin his 20 g me now, lee zo former new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate jason chaffetz, also former house oversight chair, fox news contributor. jason chtz foxas always, mike d three , project founder and president lee, you're a jewish american. is it anti-semitic now?. is i to criticize george soros? his involvement, india's offices and elections? >> no, not all.i served wit and if you know ron desantisin as jason, i served with him in the house of representatives, he is someone who has a lot of fantastic relationships with the jewish community, ties that have only strengthened, and something that has been a high priority for him as governor of florida. the on the merits, george sorosy is funding district attorney candidates across the country, includingates acror new york city with alvin bragg, who are looking atg at dieser aa term that should stand for defense attorney , not district attorney . alvin bragg on his day one memo sa

well, pass that straight on to mr. gotten, and then how do you think this is going to affect you su crane relations? i don't think that it equally affects us ukraine relations. it's put some damage to the image of american secret services because they are seen as highly professional in contrast to the german secret services. for example, i wouldn't like to imagine something like that to happen from the elite like that to happen from the german side. that the embarrassment would, would be very high, but also it would have been expected expected. but i also think that the concrete damage to possible ukrainian counter offensive it's, it's not very high. ok, so this is all business as usual for the united states before we go any further to help us understand what these documents have actually highlighted. let's take a closer look at what was included in this pentagon leaks. in early february, u. s. intelligence apparently down to the triumphal keys and moving to the washington post, expected only modest territorial gains training new troops, lack of ammunition, and the strong defense of the r

mr. fletcher, that ty've never brought su arosecution?> i don't disagree that they haven't ought such a prosecution. what i submit is that that's no relevant to the over breadth analysis because the govnmt, you know, has many other tools to threaten invocation of section 1324 as it has done has been pointed out. and, mainly beusin a facial challenge, the government's choiceoto prosecute to the full extent is not relevant, just as in stevens, it was not relevant that the government essentially had promised never to use the statute that way. i do want to go back to justice gorsuch. your question about this particular defendant and his conduct. inra v st. paul,he for the court noted that just becae someone engages in conduct that could be regulated in one way, doesn't mean that the government can regulate it in anoay that violates the first amendment. so, there yohaa defendant o burned a cross in a family's yard and justice scalia's opinion for the court noted that arson wsproperty damage laws could have gotten that defendan behavior, but th

and that we have the other defendant who is being sued by dominion for $1.3 billion and that is mr.pillow mike lindell, i will tell you does not have $1.3 billion. mike is the genius who uncovered the evil algorithms that spewed the voting machines and even though he is somehow have having trouble with a simple live video stream. >> a couple big announcements to make. are you there? [laughter] i can't hear you. i'm not hearing you this is not good. [laughter] go ahead. brandan? hello? >> jimmy: i guess we don't get to hear the big announcement. the big announcements were he ate a scroll and split his -- and other technological news, the president despite administration's crackdown on artificial intelligence. what has it wants to put measures in place to test these new chatgpt bots although i'm not sure biden even knows what a.i. stands for now. he probably thinks it is a show on cbs. but whether he gets it or not, grandpa joe is a man with a data plan. >> good evening, my fellow americans. tonight, i like to talk to you about a new enemy. its name to boogeyman. [laughs] i'm just mak

mr. desantis to court. one publication calling it going nuclear suing desantis for basically trying to undercut disney's long allowed to in america, against what critics dubbed the don't say gay bill. disney said this is a clear case of retaliation. desantis launched a barrage of threats and is weaponizing his government power for its legally protected speech and choices. some republicans are turning on desantis as well. this has all been a miscalculation. other florida republicans are questioning the strategy as this fight continues to go on and on and it affects real people's lives, real issues around equality and free speech and what was it for? so ron desantis could have a couple of days of internet twitter press coverage about being against woism or whatever? here's what the speaker said criticizing what desantis chose to do, some of them are from florida. >> i don't think the idea of building a prison next to the place that you bring your family is the best idea. i think it would be much better if you sat down and solved the problem. >> i do worry if this happens too many times, businesses thinking abo

mr. stewart: there hasn't been a lot of litigation over the user prong of it and those are difficult su. 230 c1 at the very least would say that by the virtue of having retweeted, you can't be treated ashoh you made the original post yourself. with respect to you retwee can e tweet be grounds for liability? i'm not sure and i don'of that there would be much of a common-law history to draw upon. justice barrett: so the logic of your position i thk that retweets or likes or check this out for users the logic of your position wou bthat 230 would not check in that position either? mr. stewart: the one difference i would point to between the user and the platform is that the user who reads a tweet is making an individualized choice do i want to like this, retweet or neither. whereas the platecisions about which videos should wind up in my queue at a particular point in there is no life human being making that choice individually. they a bng made on a systemic basis. justice jackson: can you help me tostand whether there really is a difference between the recommendations anwh you say as core 2

mr. trump raped her in a department store decades ago, which he denied. she's suing the former president for battery and defamation. he is yet to appear in the courtroom. this isn't the only legal trouble for the former president. earlier, his vice president testified in the special counsel probe into mr. trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. an investigation that could potentially alter the future of his boss. >> a key figure around that day. thanks so much. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning. there was a lot of news, the trouble donald trump is facing, whether it's e. jean carroll's lawsuit, mike pence talking to the special counsel jack smith. we heard news out of georgia where the d.a. says we will have something to announce over the summer. yet as the legal challenges mount against the president, we see in the polls his strength in the republican party continues to grow. >> look, in some ways this is a guy who sort of anticipated, perhaps -- maybe he was anticipating, maybe th

mr. khantilyan, here he is on videotape, during which, by the way, he was detained by the police. the owner of this apartment, she suedthat is, the judge followed absolutely all the facts of the prosecutor's office , investigated all the factors. how many cases on e, as it were, the volume of the apartment are you conducting to fix the apartment, and to evict illegal tenants. i have hundreds of cases in the work, when i asked. la question that i would like to ask from the apartment to me new the owner openly grinning said, i bought an apartment everything that you understand in my apartment, and that's it. the whole conversation. this is another former owner who was simply thrown out into the street. anna is trying to prove through the court that she lost her apartment under the same fraudulent scheme, the loan debt of the sale through the same site socrates at half price and the already familiar name of the new owner is now apparently trying to get at least some money from this transaction and has put the apartment up for sale at a lower price relative to the markets, alas, illegal slander with bailiffs, as well as f

mr. khanchan. here he is on the video, during which, by the way, he was detained by the police. own this apartment, she suedrt, that is, the judge followed absolutely all the facts of the prosecutor's office investigated all the factors. how many cases on and , as it were, the volume of the apartment, you are conducting an integral apartment for the experiment, and the eviction of illegal tenants. i have hundreds of such cases in my work, when i asked. la question, which, i would like to ask me from the apartment, the new owner, grinning openly, said, i bought the apartment everything that you understand in my apartment, and that's it. the whole conversation. this is another former owner who was simply thrown out into the street. anna is trying to prove in court that she lost her apartment under the same fraudulent scheme debt on a loan sale through the same site socrates at half price and the already familiar name of the new owner of the conference is now apparently trying to get at least some money from this transaction and put up an apartment for sale at a lower price relative to the markets, alas, an il

mr. wonderful coming up. plus washington times charlie hurt, war of words is escalating. disney is suingr ron desantis and ron desantis is firing back. that is coming up in "the evening edit." we want to check in first with our budlies dagen and sean, a hot show coming up. sean: we have a hot show. greg stuebe, talks about the senate thwarting his bill that passed in the house to protect girls. former homeland security, end of title 42, what that means for the border. >> how republicans raising the debt ceiling in the house, how that should not be dismissed something that will not go anywhere. tomi lahren, also fighting for all women in sports. sean: 15 minutes away imma new york hotel. yea i'm tall. 563 feet and 2 inches. i'm on top of the world. i'm looking for someone who needs a weekend in the city. who likes being in the middle of it all. you hungry? i know a place... and a few others nearby. it's the city that never sleeps. but hey, if you need a last minute spot, i've got you covered. let's link up at hotels.com your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you n

right now, mr trump is the front runner for the republican nomination. this comes as disney is now suing over his takeover of its theme park district. he accuses dissenters of waging a targeted campaign of government retaliation after the company opposed the law of critics called don't say gay reporter valerie boey explains the implications. as essential florida tourism oversight board votes to avoid a dizzy land agreement dizzy is fighting back by suing the governor. this is the lawsuit while disney parks and resorts filed against governor rhonda santis and the central florida tourism oversight district board. disney releasing this lawsuit shortly after the board did this unanimously that move voids a land agreement, which gave disney the power to decide what to do with land around the district. i think disney felt that it was forced into a corner, you see apple tickle science professor aubrey ju. it says the trouble started when disney spoke out against the parental rights and education legislation. don't say gay bill. and so that's sort of at the heart of the lawsuit is this first ame

the saudi state was not liable and could not sued because of limitations on the immunities act. >> mr. kneedler i'm sorry to ierpt but i was hoping for an answer that had something to do with the statutory text. lemeust again offer one possibility that the two clauses in the statute might modify the person who committed such an act, rather than thecttself. anve in the world. it seems to me that's a pretty imrtant limitation on aiding and abetting conspiracy liability, both secondary forms in the law generally you have to aid an actual person. it is not just a pedantic point. it has to do with the id tt you are singling somebody out and that is different from doing your busins rmally. and that that does help limit the scope of the act. what am i missing? >> i think that the act, in our view, o, the act does not require the assi be zeroed in on the individual who committed the act. >> why not? that's normally how secondary liability works and is an important limitation that cabins in the scope and prevents secondary liability from becoming liability from st doing business. >> i think, i

expert, a $5 million victory wednesday after he sued lindell, cnn, obtained documents and depositions in this case, according to the arbitration panel. mreidman performed under the contract. he proved the data lindell llc provided unequivocally did not reflect november 2020 election data with everything that was happening in the dominion case in delaware. we were sort of sitting on the edge of our seats. i wasn't surprised, but i was relieved. lindale is a trump ally and leading purveyor of 2020 election conspiracies who was seen at the white house in the waning days of trump's presidency. linda later convened a 2021 cyber symposium. the whole technology was intent where he aired his unproven conspiracies and invited experts to debunk his data. i wanted to be the most watched event ever in history because we need everyone in this country to see what i have seen. it didn't take long for his sidemen to determine lindell's data. was it done when i got there? i found the data was just so obviously bogus. it surprised me biggest cover up in history, says he brought his claim against the my pillow ceo because he worries about the impact of li

circumstances in which an internet service provider could be sued for defamatory content in a video that it provides? third-party video. mr. stewart: givenur understanding ofheommon law, i ink the only weight that would happen is if the third-party provider in circulating the video addeit own comment that incorporated the defamatory just of t allegations. it is true that under common law, if you repeat someone else's defato statement but say what it is, you can be held liable for that. justice alito: imagine the most terribly defamatory videos. supposed the competitor of a restaurant posts a video sayin that this rival restaurant suffers from all sorts of heth problems, it creates a fake video showing rats running around in the kitchen, it says that the chef has a highly counicable disease and so forth, and youtube knows that thiss famatory, knows it is completely false yet refuses t take it down. they cannot be civilly liable for that. mr. stewart: we think that -- it was not exactly a defamation case but it fit within that profe that is zero and was the fourth circuit case in which a person posted a video that puorted t

mr. johnson. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution christine dietrich-morgan is suingtheir dogs. >> byrd: order! all rise! quiet in the courtroom. this is case number 114 on the calendar in the matter of dietrich-morgan vs. johnson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. morgan, you have a pekingese, a little dog. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and you are a neighbor of mr. johnson. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and mr. johnson has a little chihuahua, female. >> yes. >> judge judy: how old is your dog? >> maybe 6 years old, somewhere around there. >> judge judy: have you had her since she was a puppy? >> yes. >> judge judy: and how old is your dog? >> four years old. >> judge judy: and you've had the dog since the dog was a puppy? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: can i ask you this question? you look like responsible people. why didn't you get your dogs fixed when they were little? >> i chose not to fix sydney because i actually wanted to breed him, but i wanted to bre