progressive commentator host of the bill press show on the young turks network he joins me from washington bill get us up to date on the white house problem involving security council clearances for the top staff what is the latest on this issue well the latest is that there are still. dozens maybe. certainly dozens that have no security clearance they have an interim security clearance because they haven't been able to get permanent security clearance we know that of course rob porter the guy was accused of domestic violence by two of his ex-wives did not have one he was he was then the job thirteen months with just an interim security clearance so john kelly the chief of staff. issued a rule last fall saying we're going to limit these security clearances and not have any more of them last friday just last friday john kelly issued another statement saying we're going to now start weeding them out of the of have an interim security clearance are going to have to go we can't keep you on any longer well guess what there is there are two people in the white house who a pretty big names who do

is the host of the syndicated "bill press show." so, alice, you heard from beth there, she was one of two reporters on this story out of the washington post that gave us a lot of new details. every day seems to be bringing more questions about how the chief of staff john kelly handled this. white house deputy press secretaraj shah tried out a phrase yesterday. >> you used the term fully aware. i don't understand what that means. what does that mean, john kelly knew or didn't know? >> i do know for instance he had not seen images prior to his statement -- the statement on tuesday night. >> did he know of the allegations? >> sorry again? >> did he know of the allegations? >> i'm not going into get into the specifics of what may have emerged from the investigation. >> you used the words fully aware. >> i don't have every single detail, i won't get into every single specific. we relied on a process. >> it seems, alice, that maybe if you were to get into the specifics here it would not -- which is what beth did, and we just heard from th

i have phil mattingly here with me, mary katherine hamm and also with me bill press, host of "the bill press show." good to see you guys. to you, sir, first just on what he was just laying out, what the president perhaps could support. that a what are the chances of that passing? >> i think boris laid out in good detail why this is a complicated issue. first, there's no trust on either side right now. on the right serve conservatives feel like people on the left want to take their guns away and on the left people think they are beholden to the nra and have blood on their hands. now, the bill that boris was talking about, senator john cornyn, senator chris murphy, it's small bore but it has bipartisan support. however, the house passed that bill and paired it with concealed reciprocity. that has no chance in the u.s. senate. it is a major issue that gun rights folks want to move forward. so as long as those two are paired together, there's no future there. i think the interesting element here is can you keep the debate narrow. can you keep it to just a background check and then it has a

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the conservatives in the house want to pass the bill and they been pressing speaker ryan to whip up support for it. but i checked the cosponsor list and it's still under 100. they have not had a lot of success. that doesn't mean there's not more support after their that -- out there it just means there's a lot of support they need to pass the bill. the immigration debate dominated before they left town. mitch mcconnell indicated that was going to be the only week. that was the week to get something done. all the proposals were voted down. it is a big question of what now. you have the march 5 deadline but the enforcement that trump administration wants to do is put on hold because of the courts. until we get a new court ruling, nothing can happen. democrats will be talking a lot about getting a deal although it to the funding deadline of march 23. i don't think you will see another shutdown. democrats lost the pr battle on the last time and i don't think they're going to shut down the government. the political divide reflected in these headlines. , thee cpac meaning democrats have abandoned

bill deal with that? >> he is once again trying on improve the background check system. saying on "meet the press" that the bill they have rejected before could be revived. >> there are definitely members worth reconsidering. the president's suggest for this is very constructive. >> it would require sales for all gun show sales. closing the loophole. >> i think people are fed up. i don't care if you're a democrat or a republican, at the end of the day, we have to do something. >> but they are facing an uphill battle. senator toomey talked about it. >> the great majority of 18, 19, 20, 21-year-olds are law-abiding citizens who aren't a threat to anyone. >> and he said he is planning to work on it this week. nbc 10 news. >>> a montgomery county democrat is dropping his bid for congress a couple months of a being accused of sexual harassment. snat senator daylin leech said he has been dreaming about being in congress since he was a boy but recent political attacks against his family are too much. next, the olympic games in south korea come the a close. we'll give you an inside look on what to expect

johnson used her influence with the women of america to get private citizens behind one of the most pressing billsd up in congress. >> the existence of crime has eroded the quality of our lives. commissions have been named but in the end, the success of freeing our neighborhoods of fear depends upon the cooperation of our citizens. >> there must be an attempt to involve the citizens of the low income high crime communities in their own crime prevention programs. we decided we would start with getting one dropout back in school. helping one child released from a correctional institution. >> you have the doers of america and the white house today. the women of america can affect the safety of our streets. , ntrol the sale of firearms restore respect for our law enforcement officers. we must commit ourselves and move decisively. narrator: it was mrs. johnson's first doers luncheon. 50 women leaders gathered at the white house to discuss positive methods for combating crime. suddenly, the discussion was interrupted by a charge from singer eartha kitt. who claimed the crime in the ghettos stemmed from

bill. but he did not press it to a vote. peers, the bill received its second reading. it will begin his more detailed through lords in february. now a government minister in the lords house has dramatically resigned at the despatch box at making a heartfelt apology for failing to be and is placed to respond to a question. lord bates had been asked to respond from a lesser but failed to appear. at the end of questions, he apologised for what he described as his discourtesy. i've always believed that we should offer a ride to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect. in responding on behalf of the government to be legitimate questions of the legislator. i am thoroughly ashamed of not being in my place and therefore i should be offering my recognition to the prime minister. with immediate... while he immediately walked out of the chamber, is that he forgot that the lord says send prayers in the morning before they resumed the second reading debate on the eu withdrawal bill. rather than before the afternoon session

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press," sir. >> good morning, chuck. thanks for having me. >> let me start with your bill and what we know about the shooter down in south florida. there was a lot of information the school system had, there was a lot of information that were called into authorities about the mental stability or instability of this young man. >> right. >> but there's no part of the law that would have mandated that information make it into the background check system. how would your bill deal with that? >> it wouldn't. you know, the fact is the bill that joe manchin and i introduced and still support, chuck, it is not going to solve all problems and never suggest it would. one of the challenges we face is what to do about someone that's clearly mentally deranged but haven't acted out in a way that allows you to adjudicate them as dangerously mentally ill or

trying to redefine church property saying that that which is used specifically by the church is for press bill which is being promoted which seeks to potentially according to the patriarchates anyway appropriate church land the israeli government's perspective on this is that the church has been selling some of that property and that the people who own apartments and houses on that on that land now don't know who owns it and that is an unsustainable situation the church as far as it's concerned says that this is discriminatory racist even evokes the appropriation of jewish land in europe during the dark days of the last century they say that this is an attack on christians here in the holy land. israelis have demonstrated their support for thousands of africans who are facing deportation the rally in tel aviv follows one unknown to us is being sent to twenty thousand mostly sudanese and eritrean men have been told they risk jail if they don't start to leave by april they've been offered three thousand dollars and a plane ticket the israeli government says they'll be flown to a safe place in su

bill we're presenting this afternoon. and it is narrow and as many of you know the department of homeland security issued a press release this morning critical of this program and i want i went through it, it's mostly critical of what's not in the bill. things that aren't in the bill. and they were never intended to be in the bill. and this is merely a first step but it's an important first step because the time is ticking for these young people who have been in this country , in our country, and this is the only country they've known, the time is ticking for them and also it's time to step up and adrets the issue of border security. so i think that's what really has to come through. the other piece is, let's not kid ourselves this is the only bill that has a chance to get through the united states senate. it is the only bill with any level of bipartisan support. if we fail this afternoon, not if we fail, but if the votes aren't there, then there is no solution for daca and there's a delayed solution for the border. so i think this is a critical moment and i know this is a difficult vote for many of our members. but this is

republicans control the house, the senate, and the white house, yet they are pressing forward on their fifth stopgap short-term spending bill, demonstrating their failure to govern. since president reagan was mentioned, i'll mention our very first president, our patriarch, george washington. president washington, when he was leaving office , he cautioned against political parties who were at war with their own government. does that sound familiar to you? here we are again two days from another shutdown, careening toward another manufactured republican crisis. demonstrating the republican failure to govern. we don't want to go to that place. as members of congress, we take a solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states and to protect the american people. democrats support a strong national defense. we too want our men and women in uniform to have the resources they need to keep them safe and to keep the american people safe as they accomplish their mission. but we will not allow republican to use this continuing resolution, the fifth time they have come to the floor because they could not govern, t

a little money and it is beneficial to everybody because according to ap, this is hot off the press. tax billeliver bigger paychecks to workers. this is what they said. 90% of americans are getting a tax cut. that's a lot of americans. average middle class family getting $1,000 in tax relief this year. some guy said he just got an extra $200 of his paycheck. ups just announced $13,000 per worker going into their pensions. lowe's is offering $1,000 bonuses. this is big money, real money. i'm glad you say you want workers to get more money. i'm glad you're finally come around. juan is a tax cutter. >> juan: what i worry about, because i care about you so much, i don't want you walking in times square because of those guys are playing three card monte, you would fall for it. >> jesse: i have, and i will admit it. >> greg: you are the hostess with the most -- mostest. this is got to put a smile on many peoples faces, including my own. >> kimberly: it is sweet. why not celebrate the successes and that tax reform is resulting in more dollars in people's pockets which is going back into the economy,

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bullet-proof vest. 1993, the brady handgun violent protection action also known as the brady bill for president reagan's pressretary badly injured in the assassination attempt on president reagan laid the foundation for today the nics system. the national background check system. do an instant check and flag them to major issues. 1994, violent crime control banned semiautomatic assault style weapons for 15 years but allowed to expire in 2004. six of the ten deadliest mass shootings occurred in the last five and a half years. we have yet to see if washington has the political will to curb this trend or if we'll be back here adding more to this list. once again, comparing heartbreak and outrage to the indifference and inaction we see in state legislatures and in washington. joining me now, al hoffman, significant donor to republican candidates and groups. served as former rnc finance chair supporting the election and re-election of george w. bush. also served as the u.s. ambassador to portugal from 2005 to 2007 and now said he will not write a check to people who do not support sensible gun legislation, and whe

. >> bill clinton had the liberal press, i wish they'd showed up more often and been supportive. without regard. >> i'm not denying that. >> the difference between the press and the white house. >> but the difference is we still understood and respected that they were there and that we had to deal with them because they were the conduit with which we kept the american people informed and for better or worse than some days we were able to get the worse rather than the better. but we did not declare war. >> yes you did. that is a big, big difference. you need to grow that back. you can do it, but the president has got to do that. >> one thing the president has been doing is speaking regularly to the prius. >> he does more, by the way. he is more accessible and doing it in exchanges and you are the master of the data on all of this. more obsessed with either obama or clinton. >> written in the first year before you got there. [laughter] [inaudible] >> that is right. jefferson memorial up on capitol hill. got it. the president trump does do a lot of short q&a. >> .biz the formula. th

mike: if you thought that bill clinton had the liberal press on his side, i wish they had shown up more often and been supportive. sarah: this tension between the press in the white house is always existed. mike: the difference is that we understood that they were the fourth estate and we have to deal with them because they are the conduit with which we keep the american people and informed. for better or worse, and some days was worse, rather than better. sarah: we did not declare war on them. mike: you did and that is a difference and you need to roll that back. the president has to. martha: a thing the president has been doing is speaking regularly to the press. mike: he is more accessible in exchanges. you are a master data analyst and he has probably been more accessible van obama and bush. martha: and clinton, in that first year, before you got there. mike: you mean when we got in our battles? martha: the jefferson memorial, he would stop. reporters got him. president trump does a lot of short ones. mike: that is the form now. how many press conferences do you do is artificial, co

pressing issues. with us on the phone from cq will call the immigration reporter. he finally began debate on the immigration bill fo for amendmes being offered. tell us a bit about where we are right now and what is next. >> the senate began slowly put an emphasis difference between the democratic leader chuck schumer and the majority leader mitch mcconnell on how to sort of structure the debate that stretched into today so we do have at least four amendments now that will likely see test the

we'll try to learn more about that in the press briefing at 1:00 this afternoon. >> bill: we'll see you then. meanwhile the memo mystery continues in washington the top democrat on the house intelligent committee adam schiff saying he won't revise the counter memo. schiff standing his ground while talking with reporters about this. here is what he said. >> we aren't going to make any revisions to it. the only question is what redactions will be made. we would like to keep those to a minimum. the white house has a different interest. i think their interest is in redacting anything that doesn't reflect well on the white house. >> bill: guy benson political editor of town hall.com. good morning to you. two simple questions here, where is the memo? what's the hold-up? >> those are very good questions i would like the answer to frankly. they had the five day delay where the president could make his decision whether or not to release the memo. those days elapsed. he said i'm inclined to do it but not yet because there are redactions necessary for national security purposes. here we are days l

i think it is fair to say -- bill clinton had the liberal press on his side all the time, i wish they would've shut up more often. but -- -- between the press and the white house it has always existed. difference is we always understood and respected they were the fourth estate. they were there, we had to deal with them and they were at the conduit through which we kept people informed for better or worse. and some days we got the worst instead of the better. but we did not declare war on them. sarah: we did not the clear war on them. guess you did. yes, you did. it you need to roll that back. presidentthing the has been doing is speaking regularly to the press. by the way,s more, he is more accessible in doing the exchanges. you are the master of the data on all of this. he is probably more accessible than either obama or clinton. host: out was the first year before you got there. --e: you mean host: jefferson memorial, he stopped at the restaurant in capitol hill and reporters got him. but president trump does do a lot of short q&a. mike: but that is the form now. to press conferenc

they said the phrase freedom of the press only met in the bill of rights. the thing it meant in britain no censorship before you publish. but if you publish something and you want to put in jail for saying it that's not covered. you laugh, but they convicted people using this theory and the had the most sophisticated federalist lawyer, people like james iredell was a supreme court justice that was the standard view. suddenly, medicine woke up to the fact that there is this thing, the first amendment that we did. since this is being targeted specifically in a partisan way a republicans in an election season madison developed the view that the freedom of speech and freedom of press were not limited to prior restraint that protected you against being prosecuted by the government. he articulated the view and he was back by republicans. that's really the first moment when the bill of rights came to be used as a political tool to make an argument about government overreach. this is crucially important, the republicans won. had they lost, the argument may have fol

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particular style of weapon has been brought into the information front n a press conference regarding the bipartisan animalty bill senator pat toomey made time gua wake of wednesday's dgl school . >> i believe, that we can improve our background check system and we should. >> reporter: senator chris coons of delaware acknowledged ened background checksn but says that as a whole. >> the republican majorit res my meaningful way. the power of the nra n u.s. congress is very, very strong. >> reporter: while tomb difficult receive nearly $80,000 from the nra during last campaign cycle he says he has no issue in straying citing his support of no flying no buying policy. >> if you are not legally because we think you are too muf shouldn't be able to walk in the store and buy a firearm either. >> we should do right by our children. >> reporter: as for ar15, style of wep than used in five of the six deadliest recent mass shootings in america. >> i'm not in favor of infringing the rights of law abiding citizens to a popular commonly owned firearm. i'm in favor of making it more difficult to obtain for someone who doesn't h

bill. the president calling the press into the oval office not long ago. that's usually a bit of a surprise. these things generally are coordinated but i think what was more surprising was hearing him express great concern for the alleged abuser in this case, his former staffer and not as much, not in his comments, about those that apparently suffered at his hands. >> i found out about it recently. i was surprised by it. but we certainly wish him well. obviously it's a tough time for him. he did a very good job when he was in the white house. we hope he has a wonderful career. >> no one know what's kind of career porter will have. but we do know that he has been accused by two ex-wives and a former girlfriend of abuse. this week that photo of one of his ex-wives surfacing in the picture. she has the black eye. she said it was porter, her husband, that gave it to her. we have of staff john kelly was not only aware of the allegation, he was aware of it in september. that's an allegation porter continues to strongly deny. again, it was the photos this week th

bill. here is press secretary hogan gidley just moments ago. >> legislation can't just feel good but it has good. one of the ways we find out what would work in a situation like this in preventing such a horrific tragedy is to talk to people at the local level. >> sandra: our panel now elizabeth harrington a staff writer for the washington free beacon and michael hopkins is a contributor for the hill. thank you for being here. elizabeth, a lot of hope in riding on this meeting at the white house happening now. a lot of expectation for actual change coming in the wake of this country's latest mass shooting. now two weeks ago. will we see some? >> well, that remains to be seen because it's a very difficult issue and i like what the white house is saying that this shouldn't just be a feel-good legislation. the problem with the gun control debate has always been that it's emotionally driven without the facts. and here we have this gun control debate in the last few weeks a campaign against the nra before we knew the facts. the facts are this was a mentally disturbed individual who was well on l

looking as if the budget bill has passed, that it has been adopted, i.e., the government is reopened having been closed overnight when rand paul used that procedural tactic to presse. now here we have the house passing the budget bill. here we go, the government reopened. we just spoke to jake shurmur earlier in the hour and he tweeted that the house passed the bill. molly, it's been quite a night. a lot of drama on capitol hill, shall we say. >> yes. >> who gets the blame for all of this? >> well, you know, actually, it depends on what the followout of this big, huge budget deal is. because, really, i mean, if you look back at the last government shutdown, i mean, we've moved on to talking about new things. and i think that when you -- in a few months when we look back on this, it will be, what, a five-hour shutdown. the real question is what's going to happen to republicans who agreed to spend so much money and increase the deficit by, again, approximately $500 billion over two years, what's going to happen with them. so that will be the question going forward. you know, do voters want to spend this much money and increase our deficit, especially after the tax

say free speech, free press, free exercise of religion, stuffed in the bill of rights. would that include due process? why did they not say due process? here's why. due process protects not just citizens but persons. that would be aliens. this was an amendment not just about protecting citizens rights, but protecting aliens rights, that is why the word person appears there. in san francisco some of the bolts that were affected were actually not u.s. citizens, that would be immigrants from china, that atoday think violation of equal protection is where the law itself says whites are treated differently than blacks or men to women. you are entitled to the protection of equal laws. and that is key. when you read it, it says equal protection of the laws, and whatever laws do exist have to be enforced in an evenhanded way. this law was not. it did not say anything about race, but in application government was treating people with yellow skin different than people with white skin. that is this language of an equal hand. they were being denied equal protection of law. >> any d

jillian: the republican lawmakers shooting down a bill that would have extended free press freedom, wouldand high school officials in indiana from censoring student journalists or punishing them for their work, critics say without oversight journalist could put classmates in danger if they incite violence or disruptive activities. rob: the dow jones rally and shooting up 600 points one day after it plunged almost 1200 points after big bed monday. jillian: a bit of a roller coaster. tracy has look at how futures are looking today. >> reporter: futures setting up for another day of volatility down 240 points, down across the board, the s&p 500 and nasdaq futures point in negative territory. we did see a little bit of a rebound up 567 points, 2.3% to end the day, 24,912. we changed direction, 29 times yesterday, over the course of the trading day so bouncing back and forth between gains and losses there was a trading range of 1200 points so it could be another wild day. jillian: apple dealing with the fallout of the battery situation. >> reporter: in a letter to us senators apple says strong

. >> sandra: coming up in a bit white house deputy press secretary raj shah will join us live. >> bill: looking forward to seeing what he has to say today. we learned so much more about what was happening inside that school. we talked about the timeline lasting six minutes. the shooting only lasted three. now we know he went to the upper floors, floor number two and tried to shoot out the windows. the windows prevented a bullet from penetrating the window. his idea was to shoot kids that left the school outside. there could have been a lot more loss of life. those windows held. >> sandra: they did hold. what's next for him? what's next for this white house and for the president as well as he says he does intend to go down and visit those grieving families? >> bill: great questions and big questions. a lot of other news today now. we're learning the former white house chief strategist steve bannon has been interviewed by special counsel robert mueller's team several times this week. what we are learning in a meeting he held with the top intel committee coming up moments from now and imm

accused sexual harasser bill o'reilly wrote the national press believes it's their job to destroy therump administration by any means necessary. so if the media has to use kids to do that, they'll use kids. unbelievable. enough with the noise. let's listen to the kids. joining us from parkland, florida, is sean simpson, one of david hogg's teachers at marjory stoneman douglas high. the kids are speaking and being loud about this. they're angry. they don't want this to happen to other kids. david hogg, one of your students, how difficult is it for you to watch them being attacked like this? >> it's very difficult. david is an excellent student. he's not actually my student. that's student that i work with in other organizations like our garden program or balloon program. he's not actually in my classroom, but he's someone i'm familiar with, who i spend a lot of time with. he's a good kid. he's outspoken. he has a love of film. they picked the wrong school to do this because these students are going to stand up and speak from their hearts and they're not going to be silenced. >> why do

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violate things in the bill of rights like speech, press, petition and assembly. the supreme court took a very long time to catch up to that. passes --, congress congress gives us -- the first congress the words of the first amendment. what happens within a decade? law not tokes it a criticize congress. the court willingly upheld that. there is a lot that the constitution actually says and courts actually don't initially implement. catchater do they finally up to it. mike might say that about affirmative action. is prohibited and courts are prohibiting it, but he is hopeful that day will come. what explains that? many ideas in the constitution are radical ideas. radical in a good sense. america iometimes long time to catch up to these commitments and promises that really are in the tax. because they really are in the text, in the end they prevail in the long run because people take seriously what is in the text of the constitution. because there are great institutions like the national constitution center and c-span that are designed to reintroduce you to these am

free speech, free press, free exercise of religion, stuff in the bill of rights. but stuff in the bill of rights wouldn't that include due , process? if you look carfully, due process protects not just citizens but persons. that would be alien, president trump, i mean, my fellow citizens. i am sorry. notcenter says they're partisan, but i don't know if i have to be. but this was an amendment not just about protecting citizen's rights but protecting aliens rights. that is why the word person appears there. and in san francisco some of the folks affected were actually not u.s. citizens who happened to be immigrants from china, and this and we today think that what violations equal protection is where the law itself says whites are treated differently from blacks, or men from women. we read it and you are entitled to the protection of equal laws. and, and that is key. but actually when you read it, it says equal protection of the laws and in part, it is about whatever laws coexist have to be enforced in even handed way, and this law was not. on its face, it didn't sa

top german social democrats under you know expected to be having to give the press this week it came after the newspaper billed registered a named lima as a member of the s.p.d. devastating name occupation and age. they received a party card saying she was in the only reason that this is anything more than a hilarious mistake by the social democrats is that it's their party members that will get to decide on a coalition with anger. conservatives vote ballots well that could see fresh elections here in germany people who wish to manipulate the votes in a grand coalition through criminality could do just the same and that is what forced the social democrats into making their somewhat embarrassing canine climb down and prompted me to enlist the help of my own four legged friends. to help come this one. and some of the humans they grow with the thoughts that it's homes they are. using. to chill in the next. day she love to greet actually. a young dog so i'm pretty sure she should want to be. you know. she's one year old all the more years so i think it's too big a deal. do you think about this to want to have a ca

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you've got just goldbloom you've got credit for when you've got bill murray fabulous cast they all really come together i was also at the press conference a little bit earlier that was a very funny but you had all of these celebrities lined up and they just started talking about their own dogs for about ten minutes so anything's possible here at the belly nodded and in that briefly in session seconds old last to me to my hasn't made any difference to the red carpets. well it is february in berlin it is very cold and yet you will still see some bare bare shoulders here some some deep dress is not as many though i think as last year i don't know if that has anything to do with it it seems like people maybe are coming to their senses and wearing something a little bit a little bit more sensible perhaps all right said david levy does that say in that downtown psyche. i watch that's it you up today i would have bought stuff out of bed for the full happy business update in just a sec. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. rico is in germany to learn german and why not lear

klobuchar of minnesota, she introduced a bipartisan bill trying to police social media at least on the advertising front. welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks. it's great to be on, chuck. >> let me start with this larger issue of policing social media. i know your bill and an attempt to make digit at ads part of the campaign finance laws we have here, that they're regulated just the same. but can your -- would your bill have been able to regulate youtube and keeping them from spreading this idea that one of the students was an actor, for instance, coming the gun activism? >> there's several fronts that we should be operating on here, chuck. the thought of these innocent kids, they get no nra money. they're telling the truth about what happened. leading to what i hope is going to be a seminole moment in our country where we finally get congress to act on some sensible gun legislation. they're out there doing that and same time you have websites linked to russia that are immediately within hours putting out fake things through bots saying that these kids are paid actors, things that are totally false. okay. come on administration.