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authorities simply for inquiring about minimum wage, or on the other hand, paid cents on the dollar simply beuse their employers know they fear deportation. in our work we see evidence every single day that poverty caused by ememployment crisis is indeed fixable by acts of justice. we are deeply grateful to our board of directors, to our volunteers, to all our contributors and to all of you here today for your acts of justice and for making our acts of justice possible. now i have the distinct honor of introducing an old friend and current mayor, and i have promised joan i won't tell any stories from the old days, but this mayor has a firsthand deep understanding of both the injustice and the fixability of poverty. please give a warm welcome to our friend and our mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, denise. again, congratulations to you and joan, to your wonderful staff and the legal aid society and employment law center for celebrating the 96th anniversary. it's my pleasure to be here today to join all of you. and as i was looking at the theme today, putting justice to work, my immediate thou

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mitt romney will restore the work requirement beuse it works. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> this was a scene in a neighborhood last year when the ground started giving way. >> today workers came in to secure the homes. horace holmes with what this means for families affected. >> it means hope for homeowners who have spent the past year worried that their homes would tumble down the hill. this is a scene they have been waiting for for nearly a year. workers coming in to help save their homes from tumbling down a hill. but there are 2 million pounds of rock behind us. there is a drainage system that will deal with the water naturally occurring below the surface. >> it is the water that slowly ate away at their neighbors backyards causing three separate land slides in september. the county stepped in and condemned the two properties making them homeless. >> i was very scared. not knowing what the outcome might be. >> with their homes condemned they learned their insurance policies did not cover landslides. >> it was something stafford county had not seen before

second rule, never agree with a republicanbl beuse if youou e err me a mistake of agreeing with the republicany'll use it against you. they'll do it every time. it doesn't mean that you can't agree with them in a debate or discussion. but if you're a democratic politician and you agree with a republican? you got it coming. they'll use it against you every single time. now if you don't believe me and you want an independent source, how do you like this? we'll bring on ron he works why the brooking institution and he's codirector. his expertise is welfare. he worked on that 1996 reform welfare. get this, he was the welfare policy expert for george w. bush. now i asked him does this republican line of attack make sense? would the states want to take a program and make sure that people don't work? don't go to work off of welfare. but some how just get the money any way? here's what he had to say. >> the thought that the states are going to permit a bunch of people to stay on rolls for devious purpose does not make sense. >> cenk: now that is the charge of mitt romney's campaign. they're running ad

it just got reversed this afternoon beuse of public pressure. i think that public pressure came from republicans as well as democrats. >> dan, for now, again, fascinating. do come back soon. >> i will. thank you very much for having me, piers. >> always good to have you. coming up, celebrity war games. laila ali, daughter of an icon, starting a new controversial reality show. ♪ you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look happy. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ ♪ >> former professional boxer laila ali looked graceful on the dance floor on abc's "dancing with the stars" but in the ring grace isn't quite the word i would use. she'll take you down. she's currently starring on nbc's "stars and stripes" which premiered on monday. >> i'll take you down gracefully in the ring too. trust me. >> let's start off the top about this new show. a lot of c

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