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hope so jed sugarman professor of law fordham fordham university sir thank you so much for your time and expertise thank you it's. now a recap of our breaking news this hour the report from special counsel robert mueller has concluded that neither donald trump nor any of his officials knowingly conspired with russia during the two thousand and sixteen election campaign the report however declined to exonerate president trump of attempts to obstruct the course of justice this was an illegal takedown that. and hopefully somebody is going to be looking at the other side george complete. exoneration no collusion no obstruction thank you very much. for let's cross the heidi show castro she's outside the white house for us and we just heard president trump making that statement just before he got on a plane on to air force one heading back to the white house from florida you know and surprisingly sounds completely vindicated he's been saying this since the start of the of the investigation of there was no collusion he called it an illegal takedown that failed and he also really focused on

elaborate floats that's the first gown and we'll soon see election last year off the right wing president jed. a he came to power on a wave of support from conservative evangelical groups to dish really does group still like the decadence and rehberg associated with carnival this year they're joining the fun but they have a mission. members of one of rio's evangelical churches praying ahead of carnival. like selloff and we're also going on the street today to tell all the people that jesus loves them that he wants to ensure their family's lives and that god loves them. it is indeed an unusual sound as school gathered at copacabana beach that part of the charismatic ballinger never a horse no bull evangelical movement. no skimpy costumes here and also no alcohol that's to boo at this church it's minister says they want to celebrate it clean carnival. you see you can have fun without alcohol without disputes without all the things that you usually associate with conical like having affairs or people getting killed not is. everything is better with jesus they saying even jelly calls are a growin

next speaker, please. >> jed holtsman. i would -- i do support this, and i'm sorry, i haven't gotten around to reading the proposal. -- that we need to meet our greenhouse gas targets as well as our kind of vision for workforce development and green jobs and local resiliency from earthquake, storm surge, sea level rise, etc. that we've all talked about or not. and just feeding into existing processes or not, i think, is -- is not necessarily representing the discussion at this commission, i would say. i think the commission or the board of supervisors and/or the public of san francisco might already or at time goes on have a broader ambition or driving to take care of energy or climate issues than are being handles through existing sfpuc processes? so i think that this commission and this consultant or set of third parties needs to be able to analyze kind of the big picture of what it would take the city and county to get where it needs to go up to and including changing the charter in various ways. not suggesting that tod

profar takes over at six for jed lowrie. a's take care of the rangers. and as we close it out.et's check this out. prior to the game stephon curry was in a jolly mood. he makes that look so easy. >> a fan taking a shot at that. throw it up as high as i can and it will go in. that did not happen during the game. antuan lillard. a moment where you want to hide. >> bet he's on every highlight reel. >> he will remember that. >> this is college baseball. walk-off homer by thomas dillard. the fans with a beer shower. don't know if they plan that. check this out. spring training baseball. and hoskins a good fielder. he's from sacramento. he has work to do. even mike trout there is no better in centerfield and spring training for the greatest. kick it. looks like he was going to blame it on the sun. maybe the sun. that's the sporting life. things have to get better for the warriors. see you later everyone. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of fle

the big break in the case, dna from a distant relative on a public genealogy website called jed matchlice didn't nera a w to tap into it. >> there are no specific parameters for going into those sort of databases. the comnies themselves have certain restrictions. >> a home dna kits become more popular, those databases are growing larger, giving police a chance at making an arrest. >> any time you smoke a cigarettr you drink from a cup or you eat with a utsil, those all potentially are sources of your dna. >> this is a rare look inside d.c.'s crime lab. the work that's being done here every day has already helped to solve hundreds of sex assaults, murders and cold cases. what's more, it could prevent future crime. >> dr. jennifer smith is the director of d.c.'s department of forensic sciences with decades of past experience working at the fbi. she's seen the science evolve. >> a in that day age, we needed a stain about the size of a nickel. now we can get dna and amplify it or copy it from very,ery all stains, even stains you can't see. we actually had a case where an individual was we

the new sweet ts opened up jed just up highway 101 in windsor. the owner says he always knew he would reopen but it took 18 months of hurdled to fine a new location and deal with. insurance and loans. now, former customers would come back are finding many familiar faces. >> a little over half the people that we have on staff are returnees from the old location. >> that is loyalty from an employee level. >> we feel very happy with that and it has been very gratifying to have those folks here. >> reservations are now booked up through this month but walk- in customers can always wait identify table. >>> night tours at a popular museum on the central coast are back up and running for the spring season. evening tours at hearst castle are held through the spring and fall and are available most friday and saturday nights. it includes a visit to the private theater, the bill yard room and the neptune pool. guides even dress up in 1930s period costumes. the spring night tours rung through may 18th. tickets are $36. cheap fore kids five to 1 years old. >>

let's bring in jed sugarman, the author of the people's courts.avid cay johnston is here as well, the author of, it's even worse than you think: what the trump administration is doing to america. gentlemen, good evening. thank you both for joining me. david, i'm going to start with you. this investigation appears to have come out of michael cohen's testimony last month. this is a few weeks ago. this is what he said about the president when the president was attempting to buy the buffalo bills. watch this. >> i am giving to the committee today three years of mr. trump's personal financial statements from 2011, 2012, and 2013, which he gave to deutsche bank to inquire about a loan to buy the buffalo bills and to forbes. >> did the president ever provide inflated assets to a bank in order to help him obtain a loan? >> these documents and others were provided to deutsche bank in one occasion where i was with them in our attempt to obtain money so that we can put a bid on the buffalo bills. >> so the attorney general is now acting on this. what kind of

the man's body was recovered jed morning. >>> westbound highway 37 in novato still closed this morning between highway 101 and atherton avenue. the eastbound lanes are open but no estimate on when the westbound lanes will reopen. caltrans says its crews won't be able to start pumping water off the lanes until novato creek starts to go down. the highway just reopened a week ago after emergency repairs were made because of flooding from an earlier storm. >>> a reminder for you. you can get your weather condition updates any time with ktvu's newly updated weather app. you will find live radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast as well as an option for you to upload your weather photos and video. >>> teachers in oakland have been on strike ek now. negotiations continue but there is still no deal. the school board will meet today after its scheduled meeting on wednesday was canceled because of a massive rally. the board released say statement saying it respects the teachers' first amendment rights and supports the community but board members want to meet to be able to reach a deal

smollett's attory jed said details about the case have been leaked and added that many of them aren'true. prosecutors say smollett staged the attack to further his career. >>> and it's not only jessie smollett facin mounting troubles. >> both r. kelly and the michael jackson estate are under increased scrutiny. kelly has been charged with molesting teenage girls and in a recent documentary jackson was accused by two men of molesting them by children. but the popularity of neither entertainer seems to be taking hit here. according to nielson music, jackson's mus has seen a slight increase in sales, 6,000 of his albums sold last week and his music was strea md more than lion times. but fewer radio stations have played his music and canada, new zealand and australia has gone as far as barring his music on the air waves. >>>meanwhile, radio stations are playing r. kelly's music more. he seems he has seen a 71% increase since his interview with gayle king lasteek on cbs this morning. morning people are watching his music videos online as well but fewer people are streaming and wnloading hi

jed and brian and steve. steve: thank you, jd.. he got suspension. steve: you've seen our next guest reporting all over the network from the border, united nations times square. today jacqui heinrich is in our kitchen cooking with friends. ♪ ♪ turn up your swagger game with one a day gummies. one serving... ...once a day... ...with nutrients that support 6 vital functions... ...and one healthy you. that's the power of one a day. ♪ brian: so if you have a project that demands that maybe you do something to salute soldiers, what about the fallen soldier idea? wouldn't that be a good idea? you know what the fallen soldier idea would be? getting a rifle, in this case a fake rifle, junior high school, put a helmet on it, put boots on bottom. like sadly they do in the battlefield when someone, when someone falls to enemy fire or whatever. i think that is a great move. however i am an army of one. because the school management did not feel that way. steve: that is the final project right there. as a young man who joined, brian, you and j

big things are expected from him as he replaces all-star second baseman jed lowrie...with a solo home run off rodriguez... 3-0 a's oakland rolled in this one... shutting out the giants 5-0 behind 6 scoreless innings pitched from brett anderson... both teams play again at the newly renamed oracle park tomorrow night and in n-f-l news...the party is officially over for the new england patriots...all-pro tight end and indisputed life of any party rob gronkowsi is hanging up his cleats.the three-time super bowl champ announced his retirement today in an instagram post...saying, quote, "it was truly an incredible honor to play for such a great established organization"...gronkowski also thanked his past and present teammates and said he was grateful to robert kraft and bill belichick for giving him an opportunity. gronk's accomplishments and nfl records are too many to list here...but among them...his 12 postseason touchdowns are second only to jerry rice's total of 22. welcome to san francisco spring training 2019. i'm your host mark carpenter... and for the next half hour

another newcomer, 2nd baseman will take over for jed lowrie. the a's take care of the rangers 4-1.d one of the rare spring days off. the guys come to play this spring. after a shaky first season nice to see longoria playing better ball. he's six for 11 with a couple home runs, hiding .545. they need him to hit, drive in a lot of runs and play defense better. the key for the giants to have a successful season is simple. played well, but we didn't have a group for the whole season. we have to have the pitching staff healthy. >> seeing will be believing. we must check this out. prior to the game it looked like the warriors might have a hot evening against the boston celtics. this is pregame. throws as high up in the air and hopes it comes down. on the other side of the fence. want to get away. defense by th embarrassing. kind of like the warriors game. this is ole miss walk-off homer by thomas dillard. watch the beer salute. that's spontaneous, all the fans. at the same time. that's a tradition when there's a walk-off homer. in major league baseball it spring training. the phillies, t

can party and she joins us here in new york all right jed so the issue of security clearances in the white house this continues to plague donald trump in his administration the new york times is reporting that the president ordered former chief of staff john kelly and white house counsel don begetter evocate and son in law jared which the president had previously denied doing ok so house oversight committee chairman alija cummings he's a democrat from maryland he's asking for all documents pertaining to the security clearance process and the white house they're saying no they're rejecting this your thoughts on this issue particularly because it seems to have caught donald trump in a lie. well this critiquing the situation when jerry question or himself i don't want to have security clearance well look i do think he's trustworthy he's loyal to the president he's loyal to the president's agenda to make america great and he's doing great work on the economy and middle east peace process and one where your reservations you said you had reservations well they weren't my reservations the r

thirteen russians were charged with manipulating social media to help trump's election campaign well jed sugarman is a professor of law at fordham university and joins us now via skype from new york mr goodman good to see you again we've just read the list of the people linked to trump who have been invited indicted because of robert mueller is investigation does it surprise you that there is that list of people that are indicted many very close to the president but then that the investigation actually find anything they could pin to trump himself let me be clear i am surprised but i want to also if you'll allow me just be a little more precise because this is now two times you described is not finding anything or that there's no evidence and i just want to be clear i'm going back to barnes letter he said that moller didn't stand. average that there was a conspiracy that's a different legal standard right so you can have some evidence but you but or muller could have found some evidence and the question that is not addressed in this report is how much evidence muller was requiring to in

big things are expected from him as he replaces all-star second baseman jed lowrie...th a solo home run off rodriguez... 3-0 a's oakland rolled in this one... shutting out the giants 5-0 behind 6 scoreless innings pitched from brett anderson... both teams play again at the newly renamed oracle park tomorrow night and in n-f-l news...the party is officially over for the new england patriots...all-pro tight end and indisputed life of any party rob gronkowsi is hanging up his cleats.the three-time super bowl champ announced his retirement today in an instagram post...saying, quote, "it was truly an incredible honor to play for such a great established organization"...gronkowski also thanked his past and present teammates and said he was grateful to robert kraft and bill belichick for giving him an opportunity. gronk's accomplishments and nfl records are too many to list here...but among them...his 12 postseason touchdowns are second only to jerry rice's total of 22. (jrstone) coming up -- while celebrating his daughter's acceptance to u-s-c -- doctor dre threw shade at ot

jed, the justice department announced -- yesterday, the justice department announced that the attoeygeneral plans on release in a public report. democrats have been pressuring the justice department to make the entire report public. >>> in congress, a vote failed to override a veto by president trump for his declaration of national emergency at the southern border with mexico. the democratic-controlled house felt a few votes short to overright the veto. the president declared a national emergency so he could divert $3.6 billion from military construction projects to build his long promised border wall. >> 11 law enforcement agencies are working together to get santa clara county to change its sanctuary policy after outrage from the community over the killing of sandy bamberg. the man who accused of killing her is here illegally. >>> the napa county sheriff deputy who was nearly killed by a suspect has been recognized as congressman mike thompson's public safety hero of the year. the congressman says he chose deputy riley for showing professionalism amidst intense pressure. chilling body cam

the shootingti legally jed says california's attorney general. clark'sother speaking exclusive to nbc news. >> it's so hard tobe reminded that i'm a blackn ci in america and that means absolutely nothing. >> reporter:fter reviewing police footage and conducting interviews, the 11 month investigation by the state's ag is now over. the two officers who fired 20 shots and said they feared for their lis will not face criminal charges, saying they pulled the trigger because they thought clark was armca. >> yo see it on the video, a flash of light which one officer described as he thought a muzzle shot. >> reporter: but clark only had a cell phone in his hand. the attorney general says the 2-year-old was committing a crime, did not respond to police commands and moved within feet of officers when he was killed. >> i believed for a moment that we would have justice. >> reporter: the march 18th shooting began with officers responding to a vandalism cicl. p tracking the 22-year-old as he moved through a sacramento neighborhood ending up in his own grandmo

jed holtson. senior analyst for 350 bay area. i think we do a lot of work at the bay area quality management district, first of all, thank you to the department and debbie for her presentation and these data. getting actual gas out of existing buildings is really kind of the building piece that no one knows how we're going to get at. certainly compared to the rest area, san francisco has a very hold housing stock. i've lived here for 20 years and i don't think i've lived in a house newer than 1910. the incentive structure for even pushing through energy efficiency is pretty much absent. i would also say anywhere we measure normal gas emissions, they're lower than expected, and so getting natural gas out of buildings has to be seen as part of energy efficiency, which debbie's data, it makes clear so anything that the city and county can do to get cpuc or funds at the state legislature, i think that's key getting to where we need to go. i would also say the presentation showed that there's an outstanding need for policy framework f

. >> jesse: all right, jed. here's how i see it. the democrats could fix the problem on the border.things they could do to join her through the applicant to make sure that this crisis, humanitarian crisis, is handled. they have not done anything at all. they just demagogue it. >> jedediah: because if they do something about it, they have to acknowledge its crisis. they have to acknowledge president trump was right and that everything he was fighting for all that time was justified that they were obstructing what was justified. i found that behavior abusive, and that hearing, saying that she has no empathy, no compassion, no feeling. this was a woman who was front and center arguing for border security because of the humanitarian crisis. talking about human trafficking, paid for by drug cartels, talking about child trafficking and the importance of addressing these issues. the fact that they slip it on her like that and make it out that she's a cruel person trying to victimize children. that's not how it goes. this woman has been fighting to fix this problem while democrats have sat

the horse broke both legs during a workout jed and later had to be euthanized. the track is now banning all race day medications and is limiting the use of whips by the abiocories. still not cheer what caused the accident or if there is a monk link. >> the rider said the filly felt fine and just went bad. >> 19 of the # 2 horses that died were given a widely used drug just before the races. it is unclear if that contributed to their death or if the track surface might be part of the problem. >>> coming up next at 6:00, the world is reeling this morning after attacks in new zealand ár and leaving dozens dead. the latest information no our newsroom along with local reaction to those attacks. >> new information about the deadly ethiopian airline crash. the desperate call for help from the pilots just minutes before that plane went down. >> and we'll check on the conditions on westbound highway 4. we still have the crash at bailey road that is tying things up there. here is a look at your drive 101 in san francisco before the 80 split. >> temperatures continued to b

michael dreeben, who is the top appellate lawyer on the mueller team, also by another lawyer named adam jed. what is this press of work they're facing right now this week that prohibits them from getting a motion into this judge by two days from now as it pertains to unsealing stuff from manafort's case? and why would a -- filing the special counsel's motion on that subject require, "additional time to consult within the government?" i mean, at a surface level, i don't think anybody much cares about whether we're going to get the mueller's team response about unsealing all of manafort's stuff by thursday of this week or by april 1st, which is a week and a half from now. this filing today from the special counsel's office says in fact even "the washington post" doesn't mind about this delay at all. they consent to this delay at all, but why is the manafort team peeping here really for the first time about some crush of work that they're facing right now this week? why are they peeping to the judge right now about consultations they need to pursue within the government on this matter? consult

jed wallace, you have been involved in israeli palestinian police —— peace negotiations going back toamics of trying to bring about any kind of settlement? the dynamics of trying to bring about any kind of settlement7m certainly complicated things. the fa ct certainly complicated things. the fact that the palestinians are split the way they are and different groups controlled the different areas, there is no wind speaking on behalf of all palestinians. —— they want. i agree with what diana said, it is important for the palestinians to resolve this internal conflict. until they get their act together they will not advance their national objective. what can outsiders, obviouslyjordan objective. what can outsiders, obviously jordan berry close, objective. what can outsiders, obviouslyjordan berry close, can you do anything to do a reconciliation between the groups. jordan has been tried to do something about this. it is destructive as far as the piece prospect is concerned. at the same time, iam prospect is concerned. at the same time, i am not prospect is concerned. at the same time, ia

threat not exactly jed brook, not exactly meaningful leadership and the things has said and done like charlottesville, those alienation forces are driving people out of the g.o.p. rather quickly. apples foreclosing a lot of younger voters who have -- look, it's the unicorn of politic that younger voters will turn out in huge numbers. they don't, they went up dramatically from 11% to 13% turnout in 2018. it's -- but those people are setting a pattern of voter behavior that if it carries on and it rates further will be a very bad piece of business for the republican party and at some point this urban-rural divide in the party is going to be a real question mark. 25% to loop back and close this up, of the republican party, they dislike donald trump, they're not comfortable with him, they are stuck, don't know that would do, they don't like him, wish he wasn't president, they like their congressmen or their senator or their republican governor, don't really like donald trump, they're uncomfortable billion if a his affect, behavior, insults, his banality, his vulgarity, the entire catalogu

and i said i promised jed we'd go to the movie theater and see this new movie, do you want to come? ji was sure she would say no, and i made a mistake. and she said i'd love to go because she didn't want to be left alone in the house again. >> it was a pretty famous movie, too. >> and i took my mother to see deep throat. and to her credit -- i didn't ask the question. but i will tell you that my mother was -- i'm sure she was mortified. and i said repeatedly i think we should leave. and my mother was someone who rarely went to a movie. when she paid, she was going to stay. and at the end she knew i was humiliated. and as we drove home and you know how the dashboard in the old cars had a kind of green light, and i asked her i said that was some experience. and she goes, and says well, i thought the lighting was very good in the movie. i thought i saw a little grin in that green light. >> let's get back to the audience. >> please. >> mary cobern a cpa. >> thank you. as a pragmatic progressive my vote will go to the candidate that is able to flip those middle of the road trump supporte

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he had jed something that infewer united states me somebody who works with kids.d day in america when they create a comic book that show children thousand protect your parents from law enforcement. how to continue to be a fugitive in violation of the law. it's sad. >> total lawlessness. >> flip side of these coinsz groups create pamphlets same group demand they have a right to claim asylum and see that judge. when they lose show them how to keep them from ice. makes job harder and more dangerous. brian: cair meeting in southern california today have these meetings. >> unamerican. steve: what rights people in this country have? >> the aclu has been putting this type of information out for years. i don't have any problem with nobody knowing their legal rights. but to intentionally put out propaganda where people are being shielded from law enforcement. people have their due process. orderly removed by a federal judge. if you and i ignored a federal order we would be sitting in jail. now we have a pamphlet here is how you protect fugitives from justice. hide from ice

groups associated with the president including the president's eldest son, donald trump jr., son-in-law jed allegations of corruption, obstruction and abuses of power. while the inquiry could lay the groundwork for impeachment di procs, the democratic cratic chairman nadler insists demoats aren't thereyet. the president says he will cooperate with the investigation but called the whole thing a hoax. overnight press secretary sarah sanders blasting it as disgraceful and abusive and a fishing expedition. >> kristennk welker, tyou. >>> a british man has apparently become only the second worldwide known to have been cleared of hiv. the patient received a transplant of bone marrow stem cells about three years ago fro an hiv-ry sis tent donor. doctors say highly sensitive tests cannot detectny o his previous infection. an american man became the first man known to have been cleared after undergoing a similen trea back in 2007. >> we want to remind you this friday is internatial women's day right here on "today." join us on the plaza for a special citi sponsored live event. it tops off with a conc

but the other high-profile cases we mentioned was a thing called jed match. it's very popular. their dna there willingly and have certainly helped police in many of these cases. >> really have. amy, thank you. >>> we turn now to a manhunt under way for the driver behind this incident that was caught on camera. take a look, that atv dragging a police officer down a street in nashville as he tried to stop an illegal gathering of about 100 atvs and motorcycles. sergeant john bourque suffered minor injuries. thankfully he is now recovering at home. people are asking anyone who has information about that driver right there to please share it. scary. >> thank goodness he's okay. >>> coming up here on "gma," the prep school at the center of that college admissions scandal. did it help students cheat? college admissions scandal. did it help students cheat? it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or almost clear. and over time, even more p

jed in or ainsley. jedediah: great to be here. steve: our lead story.for a wall. jedediah: comes as freshman democrat rashida tlaib calls efforts to build a wall racist. brian: fantastic. sounds like we're on the same page. griff jenkins in washington. reporter: look for her to further make the case that we have an unsustainable humanitarian and security crisis. let me give you some context. just moments ago my source in the rbg sector says their central processing center is overproing. they hold 3,000. they had more than 4700 yesterday. congress plans to override the president's veto who by the way hasn't forgotten defect dozen of republicans. he writes this. those republicans who voted in favor of strong border security and wall are uniformly praised as they return to their states. they know there is national emergency at southern border. they had the courage to act, bright job. but as you mentioned some democrats are labeling supporters of the border wall as racist. this is congresswoman rashida tlaib. >> every time we talk about a wall, it is not ab

one of the biggest winners, amd, that will power the platform this is on top of a gain in jed's session 6% check outle few-out in the gaming sector. you talk about comparisons to net flex and you are worried about displacement within an industry in terms of distribution and content take to an activision, plifrd. we saw a lot of the reaction this is something to continue to watch because if this paradigm of netflix applies to this industry, that's a lot of shake-up that's a lot of displacement in terms of the current players zbriefrmgts a big miss for fedex. shares of the delivery giant taking a pretty big hit. we're going to break down the results next as we head to break, here's a quick check on what's happening with the european markets. you can see you don't even have to look at the numbers it's red really only germany is at a big move we'll be right back. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory update

jed is in. we start for with the race for the 2020 democratic nomination. of anybody running. people go, oh, slip of the tongue. no, that is actually according to "the wall street journal" what he has been telling really rich people that he is calling up begging for money, because he wants to out-do beto and bernie in the cash. jedediah: check out "the wall street journal" headline. joe biden tells supporters he plans 2020 bid. brian: the other one talks about him begging for money. if i'm 78 years old, done it two times before, i would be more relaxed jumping out of the gate, making a huge headline. joe, people know you. you will get support especially if you get the obama machine behind you. you have klobuchar, kamala harris, 1.5, booker, they were around million dollars. if joe is in between i don't think anyone would put a nail in his coffin as a candidate. jedediah: i don't know, brian. look at beto, $6.1 million. 5.1 billion for bernie sanders. i think owe wants not only to beat the numbers on day one but wants to beat them big. steve: he wants to blo

jed is almost there. jedediah: i'm always cold though. you can't count on me.ce agent and author of spy gate the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump. good morning, sir. >> good to be here and see you all. pete: can you hit a curving ball, dan? >> i played baseball in high school. i was pretty good. ultimately my coach told me you are too slow. you have no power. you can't run. so you are out. find something else to do. i'm here with everybody else. ed: dan bongino played right field. dan, since you come from the right. i wonder what you think about jeh johnson the former obama homeland security secretary saying there is a crisis at our southern border. >> yeah. i mean, ed, he just eviscerated the entire liberal argument that hey, folks, nothing to see here. nothing going on at the border. now, for reasonabler people who do news and opinion. and having thousands of people, tens of thousands of people a day coming across the border that's residence rendered essentially meaningless by horrible liberal policies and bad republican policies, too, horrible immigrati

ious jed yesterday we learned the securities and exchange commission is taking new action against your business. each time a scannedland breaks wells fargo promises to get to the bottom and promisedings to maki sure it doesn't happen again. then a few months later we hear about another case of gross mismanagement. another case of the consumer who has been harmed by the baepg's business practices. in fact, since 2016 the bank has entered. >> settlements with every single one of its federal regulators. the consumer financial protection bureau, the commodities futures trading commission, the office of comptroller of the currency, the federal reserve, and the securities and exchange commission. the various settlements testimony required the bank to re-mediate commerce harmed. it orders the bank to address internal deficiencies. the bank is still in the process of the complying with the terms of the settlements, two and a half years since the unauthorized account scandal first came to light. and we know several of the consent orders are still active because the bank's inability to develop a