a mystery surrounding jimmy hoffa possibly solved. >> investigators in new york are at the former home of the late jimmy the gent burke. >> wow, real life old time gangster stories. this can only mean that it is time for my new segment-- jl confidential. there is jl confidential brought to you by pepsi, yea, yea, an emergency, yeah, yeah. first up, whitey bulger. the infamous one time head of the irish mob in boston recently captured after 16 years on the run. >> the 83-year-old is accused of drug trafficking, extortion and murder, all while working as an fbi informant. bulger's defense attorney jw carney acknowledged his client did commit some crimes. but he insisted bulger was not murderer or worse, a government snitch. >> what-- whoa, whoa, whoa. how is a government snitch worse than a murderer? for me, call me old-fashioned, it's always been murderer, all other violent crimes, and somewhere down the bottom tattletale. but according to bulger's lawyer who is an expert if gangster ethics, this actually all makes sense. >> the worst thing an irish person could consider doing was becom

i am certain he knew where the body of jimmy hoffa was buried when you got done listening to the rumorsnow, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit

i am certain he knew where the body of jimmy hoffa was buried when you got done listening to the rumors. now, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit to honor people in the community as well as former gang members, the person they honored was chief charlie of the lapd. unless you think that was an anomaly, the year before they honored the sheriff. there is an alliance between community-based organizations, and law-enforcement. this is not enough. there has also been in the streets, ongoing, a relationship, a delicate one, a thoughtful one between the loss angeles police department and gang intervention. interventionists are former gang members. they have to be very careful about how they play out the relationship. they do not want to be snitches. but they want to stop the bleeding. i cannot tell you the complete shock that i have felt as i have sat down with veteran members of the lapd staff, and they talked about the important work of gang in

. >> listen, jimmy hoffa and these guys are negotiators. trade hacks.ot a five year extension, so did everybody else, to 18. now they are starting to negotiate another five years. >> bill: they don't have to go by the obama care mandates. >> these guys helped write this thing. >> i know they don't like it. maybe what jimmy should have done is have somebody read it if that's a big problem. >> bill: politics aside. let's put politics, are you capable? politics aside? >> i think i'm capable of doing a lot of things. >> bill: it's chaos. the president pulls the mandated for a year and says okay we are not going to have the small businesses enforce it the unions, as you rightly pointed out who supported it and were involved with it now they don't like it. costs are going up for most people. so what is the benefit to the nation in this? >> i don't know about the nation. i can tell you i'm a beneficiary. i had a precondition. heart bypass surgery i got on healthcare because of obama care. >> bill: for you it's pretty good. >> for me and for a lot of others. 6

a judge sentenced jimmy hoffa to 15 years in prison for attempted bribery.ive years on condition that jimmy hoffa would not participate in union activities for a full decade. back in the freely world. hoffa ha h. planned to fight that restriction until he suddenly vanished from a restaurant parking lot in detroit. to this day nobody has found him anywhere. but the mystery began 38 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday july 2013. it's august and then they go back to it school. i don't know, i will miss it. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> look why can indict the white family, giiveness and refuses tohe other. >> bill: is the grievous industry getting desperate? looks like it tmplets they suspect maybe the police are killing some of these kids. >> bill: that's an illinois official spreading a rumor that the chicago police are murdering black children, unbelievable. tonight, we'll continue our reporting on the intense race situation. also ahead, the inside story of president obama meeting with hillary clinton and a revolt

do you have any think you would be on the same side of jimmy hoffa? ead that letter from james hoffa. he wrote it to harry reid and nancy pelosi. president said if we liked our healthcare, we could keep it. so he has infamous remarks he is saying look, we are losing jobs here in america. we are seeing what was normally the 40-hour workweek now being reduced to the 30 hour workweek because of obamacare. our workers can't live on it. we are losing our healthcare. then he gives a quid pro quo. james hoffa says we put boolts on the ground for you to help you. you promised us this healthcare thing was going to work. if not, we're screaming to get your attention. you better start listening to us. in other words, james hoffa is threatening the political option that they may not be there in 2014 foreopponent. it's very clear no one likes obamacare. >> eric: locking arms in solidarity with hoffa. and -- i'm sorry. listen how explains pushing back on obamacare. >> republicans and house of representatives to the tune of $50 million have cost the taxpayers time, m

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he forgot to mention that it's three times the deficit and even jimmy hoffa jr.'t want it now. nobody wants it. we can't afford it. it's the guy who wrote the bill max baucus called it a train wreck. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes, yes, want to bet? >> he's talking about a train wreck. all right. we'll continue. the president is still going and still talk. we'll have more on his speechlt if i was actually playing it we would probably have an audience as low as [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ... reat gear during the storewide clearance sale at bass pro shops. and bring the kids for our pbr family event this weekend. where you can meet a real rider or see a real bull at select st

even when you have the three largest labor unions, led by jimmy hoffa jr. and he's out there saying this is a bad deal, this will literally ruin what we know as the 40 hour workweek in america, you know that's not working either. joining me now, governor sarah palin. welcome back. >> i'm doing great, sean, appreciate it. >> you took a lot of heat and a lot of fire for death panel, the comment you made. maybe the case of sarah murnagh murnaghan, the 10-year-old little girl wasn't allowed, because kathleen sebelius wouldn't sign off on the lung transplant. did that sound like a death panel to you? >> it wasn't just me saying there were death panels in obama care back in 2010. anyone who could read, it's a bureaucratic channel that will decide based on a human being's level of productivity, some subjective and political decision being made as to whether they deserve merchandise care or not. and yes, the little girl is a prime example of a bureaucrat being able to make that decision, which is a scary thing. >> and now even howard dean is acknowledging this. how

there was a letter signed by no one less than jimmy hoffa the son who asked the president to put thisside it's going to hurt people. >> bill: we know that. >> here is the point this is the only chance and last chance that we have. one thing that does bother me is there are people in washington that love to say we are against obama care. how can you be against obama care but vote for a budget that funds its implementation when you know the harm it's going to do. i would much rather the president come down from his prideful position and basically say look the law is messed up. is he not going to do that obviously. >> bill: he is not going to do it. >> this is a fundamental issue. this is not disagreement about small piece of legislation. this effects a sixth of the u.s. economy. >> bill: you have got to look at the big picture. if you guys do this, and refuse to pass any budgetary bill, that contains money for obama care, you are going to shut the government down. chaos on all fronts. >> first of all it's going to be chaos if obama care goes. in second point i view it differently. i vie

he forgot to mention that it's three times the deficit and even jimmy hoffa jr.oesn't want it now. nobody wants it. we can't afford it. it's the guy who wrote the bill max baucus called it a train wreck. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes, yes, want to bet? >> he's talking about a train wreck. all right. we'll continue. the president is still going and still talk. we'll have more on his speechlt if i was actually playing it we would probably have an audience as low as cnn and them as combined. up next. and the incredible rush... of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. ♪ but you better get here fast... [ girl ] yay, daddy's here. here you go, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] because a good thing like this... phew! won't last forever. mmm. [ male announcer ] see your authorized dealer for an incredible offer on the exhilarating c250 sport sedan. but hurry, offers end july 31st. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test ing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] advair is cli

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it was trumka and teamsteres president jimmy hoffa who rallied people to support the land mark overhaulthe health care system. just a now years later, it so manies that early supporters are dramatically changing their tune on obama care. this is a huge development. look at this. back in 2010. hoffa said it was critical to move to get our health care moving again. it is burdening our employers. you remember? and just a now days ago, look at this in a letter to nancy peel pole and harry reid. we can no longer stay silent in the elements of the affordable care act that will destroy the very health and well-being of our members along with millions of other hard working americans. >> that is a change of town. lesly, what is going on here? >> well, this is not a change of tune. it is a change of ven u from behind closed doors. i actually had a timesters representative on my talk she last night and the teamsters and unions support the affordable care act that everybody calls obama care. but they didn't want. os to be penalized, however it was essential that:e employers not be burdened. we were

concern with the law, led by the teamsters union, the organization that jimmy hof if a leads -- jimmy hoffa, three major unions pend a letter basically saying that the health care law will -- and i quote -- "shatter, shatter health benefits and cause nightmare scenarios." shatter health benefits and create nightmare scenarios. that is what the unions are saying. the unions also slammed the law for defining a full-time employee as one who works less than 30 hours. the unions went on to say in their letter that the law -- and i quote again -- "will stroeu the foundation of the -- will destroy the foundation of the 40-hour workweek that is the backbone of the middle class." mr. president, it's very clear that even those who were vocal, those who vigorously defended and supported the obamacare legislation, recognize this is not working and are making it abundantly clear in the statements that they're now making. just yesterday the president delivered a speech aiming to yet again pivot, pivot as he says, back to jobs and the economy. he used the speech to kick off another campaign-style tour of

and he has always done cpr on jimmy hoffa. >> sure. >> stephanie: he is just a helper.ext spot as a london town crier, don't you think? >> okay, okay on this day, this 23rd of july the year 2013, [ inaudible ] the first born of the royal highness. >> stephanie: what? we got a baby what! >> stephanie: we would not be more excited. david cameron on the royal bundle. >> it is a wonderful moment in the life of our nation but more important for a loving couple we have a brand new baby boy. >> the royal sack of placenta has arrived. >> stephanie: alan in massachusetts. >> caller: good morning, why is it never mentioned that the majority of your mass murders are all white people. >> stephanie: yes, there is that. >> caller: because i hear throughout the morning so far the white on black black on black, but never -- >> stephanie: orange is the new black. >> sure. >> caller: -- mass murders who are all white people. >> stephanie: yeah. there's that. gail in -- speaking of -- [♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: thank you for the first hitler reference of the morning. antonny sc

it came from jimmy hoffa and the teamster union. it was specifically to nancy pelosi and senator reid. the letter they sent to them says you promised us. you promised us if we like what we have we can keep it. we know it doesn't looks like it's the case. a lot of reservations. they mentioned the fact it's undermining the fundamental of a 40-hour workweek in the united states. and we have seen that in small small businesses around the country. we have seen it in communities, school districts, which are consulting back -- cutting back employee hours to less than 30-hours per week because of the mandate and the unintended consequence of the health care law. the health care law unralphing. we need to repeal it and replace it so the people can get the care they need from the doctor they choose at lower costs. hopefully we can focus on student loans and other things that need to get done and need to get done this month. i served in the house. i like the house. i like the house a lot better in the majority rather than the minority. there's

we also had somebody recently that jimmy hoffa came out. these are jobs.today's national unemployment rate is 7.6%. guess what? in oklahoma, we're at full employment. in north dakota, they are at full employment. we have all throughout america -- people used to think of the oil bill as being west of the mississippi. that's not true anymore. with the marcellus chain going through, you have new york, pennsylvania. in pennsylvania, i understand it's the second largest employer up there, so it's -- and if we were able to do throughout america what we do in oklahoma, we would have -- we would solve the problem that we have right now, but the obama rules are there and obama wants to pursue more that are even worse. i'm mentioning this, we're going to have a very fine lady, gina mccarthy, who has been the assistant director of the e.p.a. in charge of air regulations for about four years, and while we get along very well, she is one who promotes these regulations. i won't be able to support her nomination. i understand that the votes are all there and we will be h

unions, labor unions who are actually in favor of this law, lead among them was the teamsters head, jimmy hoffa, wrote a letter to the president attacking this very point. they said this new law is breaking that promise that was made that if you're happy with your coverage, you're not going to lose it. now, i -- i signaled gatorland because that's the real world. that's where i'm going tomorrow and that happens to be in my state. but there are house of businesses like this that are facing these decisions. it's not one. there are hundreds of thousands of businesses that are facing this dilemma who have these same concerns. by the way, this is not the only problem with obamacare. there are many others. the president keeps saying there are people in town that want this plan to fail. they keep bringing up obamacare because they want it to fail. mr. president, the plan is already failing. it's failing by your own admission. you have just had to cancel, you have just had to suspend one of the critical components of this bill because it's not doable. this plan is already failing on its own. and, by th

he may not have yet had a chance to read the letter, because it actually came from jimmy hoffa, the teamsters union, as well as two other large unions, and it was specifically to nancy pelosi and senator reid. the letter they sent to them says, you promised us. you promised us that if we like what we have, we can keep it. we now know that does not look like it is the case. they also mentioned the fact that this is undermining the fundamentals of a 40 hour workweek in the united states. we have seen that in small businesses around the country. we have seen it in communities, school districts which are cutting back in 40 hours to less than 30 hours a week, because of the mandates and unintended consequences of the obama healthcare law. this healthcare law is unraveling, and we need to repeal it and replace it so people can get the care they need from a doctor they choose, at lower cost. >> hopefully, now we can focus back on student loans and other things that need to get done, and need to get done this month. i served in the house. i like the house. i liked the house a lot better in the majori

things are so dug up you would think we were looking for jimmy hoffa or something. i did want to echo something the chief judge said last night. that is a tribute to judge hogan for his work as the head of the administrative office. i prevailed upon him to agree to spend one year in the job. my plan was to entice him with the many sources of entertainment the job provides into staying longer. it worked for almost a full year, for which i am very grateful. tom leaves the post in the able hands of the judge from the district of columbia. tom wanted me to announce that john begins his job officially on monday. any inquiries and complaints should be directed to john. tom also wanted me to announce john's cell phone no. but i do-- some number, but i don't think i will do that. the service john is undertaking is emblematic of the service so many in this room provide to the judiciary in the case of judges above and beyond their obligations. that is in epitomized by the chief judge that serves as the chairman of the executive committee of the judicial conference, an enormou

things are so dug up in the area, you think we were looking for jimmy hoffia or -- hoffa or somethingg down for the conversation to echo something that chief judge transactionler said last -- traxler and that is a tribute to judge hogan for his work of the administrative office. as was mentioned, i had prevailed on him to spend one year in the job. my plan was to entice him with the many sources of entertainment that the job provides into staying longer. it worked for almost a full year for which i am very grateful. tom leaves the post in the able hands of judge john bates from the district court of the district of columbia. john begins his job officially on monday, inquiries or complaints of the sort should be directed to john. tom also wanted me to announce john's personal cell number so there is no confusion about that, but i don't think i will do that. tom's service, the service that john is undertaking, is simply emblematic of the service that so many here in this room provide to the judiciary in the case of judges above and beyond their obligations. that is epitomizes here by ch