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explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story."ury has now been picked in the corruption trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. an interesting quandary, if you will, in this case because his side, menendez' attorney, asked the judge to either delay the trial or allow them occasional days off, if you will, for senator menendez to go down to washington and vote on legislation, because obviously in this climate, every vote is needed on some issues. the judge declined on both those requests. so the trial will go forward. and either senator menendez won't be there a few days for his own trial so he can make these votes or he will be there and miss the votes. the point is, number one, the trial itself -- corruption -- alleges that he took bribes and got favored pay-to-play type treatment. so that's an interesting case in and of itself. but the climate of washington, d.c., needing every vote, no matter if you're on trial or not. what do you make of it? larry? >> i've been concerned. and look, i've railed about corruption in politics. b

explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> welcome back.for inside stories of the week. and let's start with george. >> although there's support in the community, there's also frustration in minority communities that when an epidemic like the opioid epidemic impacts the majority community in a significant way that the federal government can find $45 billion and state governments can find money to directly address that issue but are not addressing issues like poverty and education and other ones in the same way. >> so where was the money when the other community needed it? all right. christine. >> monica, when i was 18, i registered as a democrat like my family, and for 35 years, i remained in the democratic party even though i was very, very disappointed with what i saw an increasing opposition, hostility to pro-life members. i left. now i'm happy to note that the dnc has just announced that they are no longer going to put a ban on supporting pro-life democratic candidates. it's important for them to understand that there may be some democr

explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> all right. welcome back.or our inside stories. ajay. >> tamala, for the germination project, the gala is on september 19th. one of the reasons is we announce where the new kids are, but the first part of the program is the icon award, and we're honoring temple university. reason is, philadelphia is the only city, big city, that doesn't have a public hospital. temple is our de facto public hospital, serving the most needy and the underserved in our community. so we're gonna honor them with the icon. >> all right. brian. >> inside story -- special counsel, whitewater. you know, robert mueller is at this now, and he's starting on this thing. it started with the clinton administration. don't forget. by the time it was done, it metastasized from a land deal in arkansas to 15 people, to a blue dress -- monica lewinsky, et cetera. the president has to be very, very concerned 'cause this is gonna go in a lot of different directions. >> all right. >> when i was growing up, states' rights was a code word for justificat

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