joining us now to talk more about that and more is holman jenkins.re are times when i read you also, and i am just nodding. in general holman, i think the only place i ever read the truth are in the "wall street journal" editorial pages. >> we like to think so, yes. >> you can read diametrically opposed things in one leading newspaper and other leading newspaper that are mutually exclusive as to the thought process. i don't know how it works. i guess there is no objective truth in the world anymore. what you say today is interesting. and that is, if we use big data, you would have known this guy -- if we use it effectively you would have known that he bought it. to sit here again talking about -- denying weapons, any weapon from a whole group of people that have no priors is -- they don't even in the democratic votes for that at this point. or at least go ahead and do it if you can. but they probably couldn't, right? >> yeah. this is the third guy who committed a terrorist act on our soil who the fbi was already aware of. big data, you get all kinds

probably a great number of times they saw the ambulance coming this way, they thought it was coming to holman. >> violence can be reduced, but not eliminated. >> if you come in and look meek and mild, the guys that have been here, they run gangs on you, get you into debt. once you are in debt, if they are not slitting sex, your family members send them money. if that doesn't happen, you get threatened, bodily harm. >> we met a number of inmates. few more memorable than stephen parker. a self-proclaimed leader of a white supremacist gang. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat. >> what happened? >> well, he beat me out of some money. me and him had work to do. i kept going back to him. i said hey y'all, you need to pay me my [ bleep ] money. he knew me from other prisons. he knew what would happen if he didn't pay me. i got tired and cut his throat. >> he assaulted numerous other inmates and staffers. he spent most of his time in the administrative segregation unit. >> he's impulsive, he's violent. he's in here for violence. time has not taught him different. >> can i be rehabilitated?

michaelle was a lady that would work the area from holman and mlk northbound down to columbia boulevarda different lifestyle at that time. i was a prostitute. i was feeding my drug addiction, and i was walking the streets and selling my body to pay for my addiction. >> one day i went to work and i saw her, and she come up and told me a story. ♪ >> it was a night like any other night. i went out as i normally would. i would walk the street. it wouldn't take long. he was tall. just looked unusual. unsavory and unlikable, unlovable. we made the agreement. it was an agreement for $30 for a car date. and then it went really wrong. ♪ there was another individual. they take me around to the back of the truck. the bed of the truck was ready. >> prostitutes are an easy target for predators. usually lots of them are runaways. nobody's going to look for them. predators know that. >> the other one was younger and more full-bodied. when the car stopped, i'm thinking, i'm going to die. i'm chained to the bed. i was repeatedly raped. >> so many people can't wrap their heads around the fact that sex, e

holman jenkins has some advice coming up.he ecb's vice president said about the plan to leave the eu. >> in terms of market developments, i think the comparison does not apply. because the reaction as you may recall was that several markets froze. ceased to work. no price formation, no buyers and sellers. and the big impact all over the world, that was not the case this time. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. take a look at what's been happening with the stock market. we're going to start with the european markets because that's where so much of the damage was done over the last several trading sessions. yesterday was a different story and so was today. you can see the dax is higher. still up by 1.13%. and the ftse up by 2%. here in the united states we've been following that. we've been following crude and the dow futures up by 76 points. the nasdaq up by 22. >>> eu leadership divided over how to respond to the brexit. holman jenkins is here. he hopes they're going to see the recent vote as a wakeup call. jenkins

. >> reporter: holman believes it was a target because isis is violently anti-gay. >> isis would love to see anything -- isis has broadcast pictures of themselves growing gay people off builds inside syria and iraq. >> reporter: how are they deciding i'm going to carry out the actions of isis? >> what's amazing is that isis really has quite an effective propaganda machine online. everything you can think of, twitter, kick, every social media platform that has come to be used in the west is used on the other side as well. >> the orlando shooter was paying attention to other homegrown terrorists. >> the shooter apparently mentioned the boston bombers in his 911 call. what does that tell you? >> unfortunately what it tells us is that there are now individuals here that are becoming icons for american terrorists. there are people that are now idols for to us follow. >> one of the people involved in the boston bombings, the san bernardino couple were all on the fbi's radar at one time or another, and yet these attacks still happened. >> this is the motive of local law enforcement, who has

. >> reporter: holman believes it was a target because isis is violently anti-gay. >> isis would love to see anything -- isis has broadcast pictures of themselves growing gay people off builds inside syria and iraq. >> reporter: how are they deciding i'm going to carry out the actions of isis? >> what's amazing is that isis really has quite an effective propaganda machine online. everything you can think of, twitter, kick, every social media platform that has come to be used in the west is used on the other side as well. >> the orlando shooter was paying attention to other homegrown terrorists. >> the shooter apparently mentioned the boston bombers in his 911 call. what does that tell you? >> unfortunately what it tells us is that there are now individuals here that are becoming icons for american terrorists. there are people that are now idols for to us follow. >> one of the people involved in the boston bombings, the san bernardino couple were all on the fbi's radar at one time or another, and yet these attacks still happened. >> this is the motive of local law enforcement, who has

. >> reporter: holman believes it was a target because isis is violently anti-gay. >> isis would likeothing more than to send a chill through the heart of people going out an a saturday night. isis' have broadcast pictures of themselves throwing homosexuals off of buildings inside syria and iraq. it fits in their agenda, something they can applaud adwr aggressi aggressively. >> reporter: how are they deciding i'm going to carry out the actions of isis? >> what's amazing is that isis really has quite an effective propaganda machine online. in every mechanism you can think of. twitter, kick, every social media platform that has come to be used in the west is used on the other side as well. >> reporter: pullman says it was clear the jor lan dough shooter was paying attention to other homegrown terrorists. the shoot ear parentally mentioned the boston bombers in his 911 call. what does that tell you? >> unfortunately what it tells us is that there are now individuals here that are becoming icons for american terrorists. there are people that are now idols for to us follow. >> reporter: on

. >> reporter: keon holman is one of the two high school rugby players expected to experience flight.en franklin senior and all-star athlete got a full scholarship to play rugby in vermont and this experience is a reward for hard work. >> i like doing this, i love to see the kid up in the plane. >> reporter: teacher larry conlin is brain behind the flight experience. he founded the district's north philadelphia nomads rugby team four years ago and it has opened doors for kids like keon and now it is giving liens. >> it is exciting. >> reporter: paul robeson junior, and others say he never dreamed of being a pilot but now. >> i really want to do this. i want to try to do this. >> reporter: he is hoping that this trip will grow into an aviation program in the schools. >> we want to see them increase their attendance, do better grades, work harder, in school, and then of have a program that they can become a pilot the. >> reporter: broaden horizons so kids know that skies the limit. in northeast airport, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so happy to hear abo

i think newt holman has the most extraordinary story because he himself helped the wounded and psychologicallyafter all this time and he decided to join, he lived quite a life. he joined the conti expedition. he was the radio operator on the conti key so he you know, lived another extraordinary life and i think they all did in their own ways other thing i would say is they were very tightknit. over the courseof the rest of their lives . many of the third every year in hunting cabins in the south and talked war stories but also i think in some ways nobody else understood them. >> a gentleman right here in the front row, if you hold on one second we have a microphone coming for c-span. >> thank you so much for this very interesting and thoughtful presentation. my name is abraham, i was hoping to serve with the embassy in oslo before the underground museum and i recall there was mention of these episodes, the bomb being over the heavy water facility and this museum is documenting the first act of resistance which is the sinking of in 1,500. german 94 and were not able to catch, have enough to cap

columnist holman jenkins writes that the western growth crisis will only be tackled when inflation hits and in reading that, it's like, hey, great! inflation! you mean that when inflation hits and we go, wow, this is bad, and we need to actually fix things it won't -- we won't fix things until we get to the next round. >> i am afraid that's true. a political prediction. we are only going to get the momentum and force to address the growth problems if the public is scared by inflation and gofvernment officials that e can't buy goods and services with the money because it won't be there. we'll just get inflation. >> we had jay powell on. is moral hazard the right word for when central bankers -- we stay at zero for so long that there is no cost to debt, so that these things build up. if interest rates do eventually go up, then you say, wow, did i really do that? i can't afford these payments. >> the moral of the central bankers is that we're buying politicians time to act on these growth things like regulation and taxes. instead they're buying them time to stall. >> it enables the -- >> w

. >> they do discuss that and the competition from holman's health were underreported. wereole women's health underreported. >> random inspections. wasproblem in pennsylvania that the filthy clinic had not been looked at by everyone in the state in 16 you. texas can go into any of these clinics and immediately spot a violation and says he can't operate. -- you can't operate. texas has its own mechanism for preventing the kind of thing from happening. >> texas did have existing regulations. not --alid and >> valid only if it is taking care of a real problem. a real problem. meaning, the governor of pennsylvania said it was a regulatory failure and only in has not beeninic inspected for 15 years. the doctor was fabricating his reports. that could happen anywhere. anyone who intends to break the anyone who intends to break the law is going to break the law, whatever the regulatory rules are. you're going to have doctors, as happened pre our laws, who were performing abortions without permission in their offices or without licenses. and i don't want to suggest that we shoul

my name is joseph holman. i'm from the bull market. >> welcome. congratulations on your recent award. >> thanks. on the pmi 32nd year and visited zero other changes as a native san franciscan route the city. i believe the biggest challenge we face is a small food business is there's increased competition from big-box stores. i was in business before whole foods opened up. and trader joe's opened up and the ferry building got redone and fortunately, i community has continued to support me during all those changes. i think it was important for me to address the needs of the community so they would continue to engage the business i s conducting their. but i see the threat that small businesses in the same line as the food business that 365 is going to bring into that community. it 20 devastating for any those food businesses now there, very successful the junk shop, cheese, plus, the meat company. there's no way that's not point to adversely affect business despite what whole foods advertises when we come and everybody does what. #antiques across the

my name is joseph holman. i'm from the bull market. >> welcome. congratulations on your recent award. >> thanks. on the pmi 32nd year and visited zero other changes as a native san franciscan route the city. i believe the biggest challenge we face is a small food business is there's increased competition from big-box stores. i was in business before whole foods opened up. and trader joe's opened up and the ferry building got redone and fortunately, i community has continued to support me during all those changes. i think it was important for me to address the needs of the community so they would continue to engage the business i was conducting their. but i see the threat that small businesses in the same line as the food business that 365 is going to bring into that community. it 20 devastating for any those food businesses now there, very successful the junk shop, cheese, plus, the meat company. there's no way that's not point to adversely affect business despite what whole foods advertises when we come and everybody does what. #antiques across t

my name is joseph holman. i'm from the bull market. >> welcome.ongratulations on your recent award. >> thanks. on the pmi 32nd year and visited zero other changes as a native san franciscan route the city. i believe the biggest challenge we face is a small food business is there's increased competition from big-box stores. i was in business before whole foods opened up. and trader joe's opened up and the ferry building got redone and fortunately, i community has continued to support me during all those changes. i think it was important for me to address the needs of the community so they would continue to engage the business i was conducting their. but i see the threat that small businesses in the same line as the food business that 365 is going to bring into that community. it 20 devastating for any those food businesses now there, very successful the junk shop, cheese, plus, the meat company. there's no way that's not point to adversely affect business despite what whole foods advertises when we come and everybody does what. #antiques across the