tray judy. insisted, there was no crime, just two tragic accidents. most importantly, the defense insisted there was no crime, just two tragic accidents and, they said, the state didn't have any evidence to prove otherwise. >> there was no dna. there were no fingerprints and there was no weapon. >> they call detective reynolds to the stand and attacked his investigation. his investigation. ourselves in this situation. they would have cleared up all those questions at that time, >> how does that all play into your defense? >> had a done a better job we probably would not have found ourselves in the situation. this would've gone down as an accident. it's what it was. >> the defense did agree the stocking holder may have caused due to spinal injury, but not because jamie used it as a weapon. >> we believe she was on the ladder and fell and struck the ornament that was sitting on the mantelpiece and fell to the floor. >> ross gardner testified and told us all the blood found in the jeep proved somet

judy: she is jewish and has worked extensively. been critical of the israeli government. >> people act like it is impossible but it is very possible and very easy to hold both morning and sadness -- mourning and sadness and worry for people who were attacked unsuccessfully. to know that the other shoe will drop. it will be so bad and so bloody. judy: we have seen an ongoing israeli response toward gaza. how has this affected you? >> it has changed my whole life. judy: she is a palestinian muslim american who is deeply so pathetic with gazans. >> it may be see the world very differently. when people are watching buildings being bombed by another country, parents holding their dead children, the international responses they deserve this. that blew my mind. that is what we are allowing to happen because we are all complicit in this. i felt responsible as well. i am an american citizen. i pay tax money. that money goes toward killing palestinians. i am palestinian. reporter: a pakistani muslim american has previously worked on building

"judge judy." are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution jamie and heather graber are suing their former tenants, 20-year-olds anthony bennett and rico ford, for breaking their lease and severely damaging their property. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 348 on the calendar in the matter of graber vs. bennett/ford. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: who's bennett? >> me. >> judge judy: so you're ford. >> yes. >> judge judy: what school were you going to? >> minnesota west. >> judge judy: what year were you both in? >> it was our freshman year. >> judge judy: first semester? >> yes, my first semester. >> judge judy: and yours? >> yes, first semester -- yes. >> judge judy: and that started in september? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: of 2017? >> yes. >> judge judy: you rented their house. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: for a year.

dawson. >> judge judy: this is your... >> daughter-in-law. >> judge judy: ms.endant was doing? >> in the beginning, yes. >> judge judy: was he also doing your taxes? >> yes. >> judge judy: how long have you been a tax preparer? >> i have been assisting people with taxes for well over 20 years. >> judge judy: is that what you do as a full-time job? >> no. i work for the federal government. >> judge judy: in what capacity? >> i'm a health it specialist. >> judge judy: what particular training do you have in tax preparation? >> i started doing taxes at an early age. >> judge judy: so you have none. you have no formal training in taxes... >> no formal train

. >> judge judy: hmm? do they lie? >> ooh! let's see.

>> announcer: "judge judy."indlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution shirley and garry rowe are suing their former tenant, jeannette gibbs, for damages to their property, late fees, and unpaid rent. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 243 on the calendar in the matter of rowe vs. gibbs. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: your last name is? >> rowe. >> judge judy: and the defendant had a year's lease with you starting in november of 2017. >> yes. >> correct. >> judge judy: it is your claim that she did several things for which she owes you money. first, at some point in her lease, during the tenancy, she shorted you on rent of $200. what was her monthly rent? >> $1,000 a month. >> judge judy: and in what month did she send you $800? >> december. the lease started in november. december, she -- >> judge judy: just a second. did you short your rent $200 -- >> yes, ma'am, i did, and i sent...it

. >> judge judy: yeah.meeting with an suv. >> so, i pulled across the pedestrian crosswalk, and he hit me. >> no, your honor, she hit me. she ran into me, which took my front tire under her car, and slammed me to the side. >> judge judy: when i see a red light, i stop. >> and i did. >> judge judy: and then you went. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution motorist quila crawford is suing bicyclist chad winebarger for running into her car at a stoplight. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 302 on the calendar in the matter of crawford vs. winebarger. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: okay. ms. crawford, you were driving. >> yes, i was. >> judge judy: and, mr. winebarger, you were riding your bicycle. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and there was a collision. >>

>> yes. >> judge judy: what?ceiving from social security? >> seven thirty-five. >> judge judy: who else liv w

>> don't interrupt the judge. >> judge judy: perfect. >> announcer: "judge judy."ibution twenty-two-year-old briana williams and her father, louis, are suing the ex-girlfriend of briana's boyfriend, fantasia mckinney, for damaging her car when she kicked it, harassment, and emotional distress. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 146 on the calendar in the matter of williams vs. mckinney. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: your last name is williams? >> yes. yes. >> judge judy: you are her... >> dad, her father. >> judge judy: and the car is in your name? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: but you weren't present that day? >> no, sir. no, ma'am. >> judge judy: okay, so i don't actually need you standing up next to her. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: is this the boyfriend? >> yes. this is my boyfriend, jeffrey. ud

>> two. >> judge judy: how much is your rent? >> it's $1,800. >> judge judy: for the 3-bedroom

but of course judy and faced the full force of the state. well, 2 states, in fact, it particularly the united states and breast it. and now we understand that in my discussions overnight the julian has agreed a plea deal. he is expected to receive a suspended sentence off the pleading guilty to less of felony charges. of course, the united states wanted the extra, the item to face charges under the espionage act, with at least a $170.00 is potentially behind balls. now, i've attended many cool cases over the years. a many of those judy and didn't attend either due to his physical state or otherwise, a nitty old of them were false. it cool. now the last time i was in london, i spoke to stead a song, students, wife. and she told me that she feared for his life. she said that every time she goes to visit him, she is. but it is going to be the last few sites. it is for the physical house. his mental health was incredibly pool. and she said she believed that he could commit suicide. now this was really the cool of his appeal against his expeditio

you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms.g and staying at a hotel that you own or manage, sir? >> i'm one of the managing partners. >> judge judy: where is the hotel located? >> it's in fort worth, texas, ma'am. >> judge judy: how long were you visiting the hotel, ms. beresford? >> my fiancé then, my husband now, at this one week he booked and paid for on the 14th of april, on the 21st of april. >> judge judy: and how much was it a night? >> you got the receipts. >> judge judy: how much was it a night, sir? >> for the first night, it was $69 per night plus taxes and fees, and then after that, when she extended, we actually gave her a little bit of a discount. >> judge judy: to what?

you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr.ime, since childhood. >> more or less since i moved into the state that he lived in when i was around 6 or 7 years old and i've known him since. >> judge judy: okay. your lawsuit is for two unpaid loans that were related to his automobile. >> correct. >> judge judy: well, his defense is complicated by the fact that he also at some point started to work for you as part of your team. >> correct. correct. >> judge judy: tell me what kind of work you do. >> it's alarm installations, so i'm the manager of it, and he would be a personal alarm technician. >> judge judy,

folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr., you purchased an 8-week-old puppy, and this is that puppy. >> yes. >> judge judy: you claim the dog is yours. you want the dog back. the defendant says the dog is no longer yours, you abandoned it. so, let me find out a couple of things from you. you bought the puppy in march of 2017. who did you buy the puppy from? >> it's from someone. it's online. i found it online. >> judge judy: and how much did you pay for this puppy? >> $1,200. >> judge judy: you have a check for that? >> no. i paid cash. >> judge judy: and at the time you purchased the puppy in march of 2017, who were you living with?

and now we understand that in my discussions, overnight, the judy and has agreed a plea deal. he is expected to receive a suspended sentence off to pleading guilty to less of felony charges. of course the united states wanted to expedite him to face charges under the espionage act, with at least a $170.00 is potentially behind balls. now, i've attended many cold uses over the use of many of those. julian didn't attend either due to his physical states or otherwise nitty over them with false it go. now, the last time i was in london, i spoke to status on his duty and his wife. and she told me that she feared for his life. she said that every time she goes to visit him, she is. but it is going to be the last, the site it is for the physical house. his mental health was a credit report and she said she believed that he could commit suicide. now this was really cool of his appeal against his expedition to the united states and the his lawyer has his legal team all good. that washington couldnt offer any guarantees to his safety. now this is something that was also occurred to me b

they've just been harassing and calling the police. >> announcer: "judge judy."ourtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judy sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution gregory and valarie burks are suing their neighbors lisa bobo and her sister, patricia, for half the cost of a fence and damages for slander and harassment. >> byrd: order. all rise. this is case number 85 on the calendar in the matter of burks vs. bobo. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. the parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. and mrs. burks, your complaint has two parts to it. you and the defendants are neighbors, and you've been neighbors for quite some time. >> yes. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you want them to pay for one half of the cost of a fence... >> yes. >> yes. >> judge judy: ...that separates your property. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the defendants say, "your fence, your property, you pay for it.

and the gymnast unions to watching, recognize judy and states as, as a june list. and also with the law and this took many, many years before they've reached the reach that i'll see you in political analyst and kind of make isabella zabeda and gave her comments on the matter saying that the bottom administration made this deal to say face. and so the 3 of the universal campaigns that kept united and whole heartedly in one voice get screaming for the free demo. julian, our song shot victory over a over fascism. the new way of passion, which tried to shut them up. also the people who, who to shut the mouth of the freedom to show the amounts of people like judy and i saw who were trying and bravery to tell the truth about fascist regime about did you monic powers were trying we're just thinking, taking over other nouns, other resources, without giving or any, any kind of consideration to the lives of a cdm it's, it's a deal to save their faces because they have many commercials. they have many, they have a boss test page which 5 to suite of suppressing free to harvest

and he said that this was a deliberate attack by the forces of imperialism against a judy. and now again, at the last head in the united states, prosecute to the said, we can guarantee a judy of safety. but when they were pressed, they actually admitted that judy and didn't have any rights as an australian citizen, to the protection under the us constitution. so say an effect on the mind, the whole case. now in 2021 a y'all who used investigation uncovered an alleged port to assassinate judy and so on the streets of london they came out with all sorts of funds. simple senovia as one was a shootout on the street outside the ecuadorian embassy. the other was blowing up the wheels of an airplane. should he leaves for rushing out cool? is this a huge use that or a game we discussed this? and she said, well, how could a state that wants to move to judy and really he trusted with his safety. now again, this should have been huge news applause to kill a world's most famous doing this on the streets of the pers, these capital. but again, i coveted in my use paper, i work for the ti

captions paid for by cbs television distribution previously on "judge judy"... >> judge judy: so therewith regard to what and the dog? >> i haven't paid her yet for the dog because we're waiting for the judgment in the mail because she hasn't given me the dog or the puppies because she got mad because i'm suing her over the car, and she's not giving me my dog back. >> judge judy: i'm not doing this case in a bifurcated way, so when you get the decision from the judge in long beach county, you come back here and talk to me. i want to see what the judge in long beach does with regard to the dog. then you can come back. announcer: in a case continued from yesterday, 24-year-old sean demarco is suing his former dog sitter, 21-year-old kaley cortini, for the cost to retrieve a car, a false restraining order and harassment. >> judge judy: now,

>> announcer: "judge judy."urtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution brooke anderson is suing manuel castro for an assault, cyber harassment, and a false cps report. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 371 on the calendar in the matter of anderson vs. castro. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated, sir. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss anderson, each of you have a complaint against the other an assault, some vandalism. from what i read, you met on facebook online a couple of years ago. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the didn't turn into much of awas, lationship. you are alleging that mr. castro assaulted u. gie the date that you allege that assault happened. >> the 1st of january. >> judge judy: of what year. >> 2018.

>> judge judy: how old are you? >> i'm 42. >> judge judy: do you know how old the plaintiff is?

i've been up all night speaking to lawyer speaking to friends of judy and campaigners activists . and we're all sharing really this sense of disbelief now. you know, we've spent the last 14 years in the pouring rain outside belmont springs and we've attended protests and riley's handed out leaflets. we've issued a petitions coating for a solid is to be released. we've even attended both a partings. both the policies have waiting celebration. so today's news is obviously extremely welcome saying judy and leaving the united kingdom on the airplane from style instead. apple now come pay. there's a game we've been discussing this for years, not really. and, and the override in this case is deeply political. it involves a really freedom of expression, press freedom, the rightful jordan, is to publish information that are in the public interest, and also for the right of the public to receive that information. but of course judy and faced the full force of the state, well, 2 states in fact, it particularly the united states and breast it. now, as we understand in my discussions over nig

and that i >> judge judy: you decided you wanted a dog. >> announcer: the transaction. >> judge judy:, "i want to return the dog," even though you had no cause to return the dog. >> i did. >> judge judy: no, you didn't. and she gave you your money back. >> correct. >> announcer: but that wasn't the end. >> judge judy: then you changed your mind again. now she thinks she's dealing with a crackpot. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution cynthia smith is suing sheila carpenter for the return of a deposit on a papillon. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 339 on the calendar in the matter of smith vs. carpenter. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss smith, let me understand your story. in december of last year, according to what i read in your complaint, you decided you wanted a dog, and you answered an ad for a dog that the

for >> judge judy: ms.a 50th birthday party." >> announcer: his girlfriend's bash put a dent in his finances. >> judge judy: did you agree to make this party for her? >> announcer: no, your honor. i agreed for the loan on the party. >> judge judy: so this "we" all of a sudden becomes a "he." >> announcer: and her big day was over the top. >> he helped me make this party as extravagant as it became. >> judge judy: how much was the birthday party altogether? >> nine thousand dollars. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution thaddeus jackson is suing his ex-girlfriend, cassaundra johnson, for an unpaid loan to pay for her 50th birthday party. >> byrd: order! all rise! it's case number 343 on the calendar in the matter of jackson vs. johnson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge ju

." >> judge judy: and she did. >> and it was said, "don't worry about it.er hole. >> judge judy: when, for the first time, did ms. spaulding ask you for any money for them? >> the day after she pretty much said i no longer work for her. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution rebecca spaulding is suing her former employee, angela richmond, for an unpaid loan for school clothes. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 333 on the calendar in the matter of spaulding vs. richmond. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. spaulding, the defendant used to work for you. you own a pizza shop? >> yes. >> judge judy: and there came a point while she was in your employ that, according to you, you made an arrangement with her that you would take her daughter clothes shopping for school, and she would reimburse you

>> announcer: "judge judy."er the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution janet heston is suing her neighbor william large for vet bills after his pet dingo attacked her australian shepherd. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 316 on the calendar in the matter of heston vs. large. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat. you're welcome, judge. >> judge judy: ms. heston, it is your claim that mr. large, who is a neighbor of yours, has a dog that is vicious... >> yes, ma'am. yes, your honor. >> judge judy: ...and has, on two separate occasions, one last year and one more recently, attacked dogs that belonged to, i think, your children. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: mr. large says that he doubts that the act was committed by his dog last year because if it was, which was on your property, you would have killed the dog as he believes you have done with other of his dogs, which sort of suggested i

but of course judy and faced the full force of the state. well, 2 states, in fact, it particularly the united states and breast. and now we understand in my discussions, overnight the julian has agreed a plea deal. he's expected to receive a suspended sentence off the pleading guilty to less of felony charges. of course, the united states wanted the extra item to face charges under the s b and all got with at least a $170.00 is potentially behind balls. now, i've attended many cold cases over the years. a many of those julian didn't attend either due to his physical states or otherwise i'd nitty over them with false eco. now the last time i was in london, i spoke to set a song student's life. and she told me that she feared for his life. she said that every time she goes to visit him, she says that it is going to be the last few sites of his full physical health. his mental health was incredibly cool and she said she believed that he could commit suicide. now this was really cool of his appeal against his expedition to the united states, and

now we understand judy and has agreed a plea deal which allowed for his release. he, we understand that he's going to be pleaded guilty to less a felony charges, which of course, much a copy of much less. a set of sentence then was anticipated if he'd been extra directed to the united states where he was being charged under the espionage. i now have attended many cool paintings over the years that many of those he didn't attend. maybe all of them have been for the falls to go now his wife's that a told me many times that she feared for his life. every time she visited visited him in belmont prison. she said it could be the last time his physical health was very poor. his mental state was very poor and she said really that he could commit suicide to any bowman and reading. this was the crux of the, his defense against a and his appeal against his expedition to the united states. now his lawyer is the legal team argued that the united states couldn't guarantee his safety. this was echoed by human rights groups including amnesty international, the united nations spec

you may step out. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"... -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> violence breaking out at the kick-off event to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. what happened before all of it came to blows. >>> and a grass fire moves towards livermore. darren peck will have the conditions and the winds blowing on the altamont pass. >>> and a celebration of freedom marched down market street. the sights and sounds of the juneteenth parade. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. a price rally turned confrontational today near the courthouse. >> he came over here wanting to fight with, you know, antagonizing, wanting to fight. >> a mother who lost her child to violence says a pamela price supporter confronted her during the rally. supporters of the d.a. say the man wasn't with them. da lin recorded the confrontation and talked to both sides of the price rally. >> reporter: it was suppose

show what judge judy said.ty in manhattan if the manhattan district attorney of new york county would take care of criminals who are making it impossible for citizens to walk in the streets and use the subway that he should use his efforts to keep those people off the street, rather than spending 5 million or 10 billion of taxpayer money, trying donald trump on this nonsense. that's my view. what do you think of judge judy here? >> oh, she's absolutely right. look, this was a political vendetta by bragg. compare that to his everyday job recent report, over 60% of the felonies that his office handles, he reduces them to misdemeanors, and even the cases , the felonies that he actually goes to court on, he loses 50% of them. that's how bad a prosecutor he is and how uninterested he is and actually what he's supposed to be doing which is protecting the public in the city from the everyday crime that happens there. liz: you know whose also going after what the manhattan d. a. did and saying the trump conviction was

so what judy just said, douglas. trump just saying the real inflation rate, what judy is saying, is likely at 20% or 40 percent when you factor in -- 40 when you fact no to have in cost of living, high interest rates, higher mortgage9. trump is saying biden and democrats are, quote, fascists. they're demolishing the constitution with executive actions and spending outside congress. by the way, i have to say trump gained 32 points on biden in a a new -- 2 points on biden in a a new poll and is leading in the swing state of pennsylvania. what to do you say to what trump is trying -- saying, douglas? >> i think it's pretty much a done deal that trump will win on any economic matters. people make up their minds sick months before any election, and the records are real clear, and the sitting president, mr. biden, his railroad's dismal. 9 and the policies -- his record's dismal. the policies are to blame. the record stimulus in 202211 ignited this inflation. there has been continuous excessive government deficits even thou

so i would be in the library and see books from beverly cleary and judy bloom, judy bloom was talking girls, that was like the total opposite of who i am, but i fell in love with the story telling. i love judy bloom's story telling the same way i love jay-z's story telling. >> judy and jay. >> she tells great stories. i'm not a person that's afraid to celebrate people, so i've always spoken about her for years. and so about five, six years ago she sent me an autographed copy of are you there god, it's me, margaret, for myself and my oldest daughter. i thought my team was playing a trick on me. i was like, this didn't happen. when her movie came out, she asked to meet me in new york so. i went to go meet with her, you know, her and her husband george. and you know, we kicked it. i've been down to key west a couple of times, me and my wife. we've done cool double dates, you know. i've been to her movie theater in key west. i've been to her bookstore in key west. me and her had a great conversation we recorded. it's up on my youtube channel. you can go watch that. >> a 50-minute intervie

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it's a landmark and a memorial that will actually 2 volts with the so called best strip in between judy our soldiers stationed and the watch towers could shoot anyone who tried to cross the 155 columbus alone wall separates the west berlin, which was part of the west, germany from east berlin. and the surrounding g. d r. the voted wall to a pod, friends and families between 19611989. at least a 140 people died at the wall the but why was it put up? the button wall is a symbol of the comfortable the g d. i started building it on the 13th of august in 1961. to stop ever more g. the citizens from fleeing to the west, it ran 43 kilometers through all of the city, dividing it into west and east bullet. the they will watch, towers, border patrol, soldiers and mines. fine. 1989 people in the east had had enough and increasing number of protests and ford for the freedom. and the november 1989, the boat opened and the gold fell. the, it's one of buttons most famous meant it opened in the city on 1969 and was a symbol of communist power. on these days, the 368 meter high tele is mainly known as g

energy reliability and affordability is perhaps more personal to judy than most of us.n her testimony before our co explained that when she was growing up in taiwan power outages were a daily event. she said from a young age my parents instilled in me the principle that no resource should be wasted working hard to save every penny. we will all be served well by having that perspective on this commission. we have three extremely qualified, capable, honorable people who are willing to serve our great country. that makes up a five-member ferc and i can tell you as they've said as i started, fivesv to join me in supporting both lindsay see and judy chang's nomination today. thank you, mr. president. i notice the absence quorum. hold on. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. the clerk: mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler

the, it's one of buttons most famous meant it opened in the judy on 1969 and was a symbol of communist power. on these days, the 368 meter high tele is mainly known as the job and he's told us building the restaurant in the sphere rotates and also suggests of 360 degree view of putting the berlin is known as the europe square capital, so it's no surprise that there are loads of queer boss at tips the value of the finds, the drag queen, judy loud tv, not on state cheese originally from israel, but has been living in berlin since 2017. the queer community here is so so diverse, in terms of where you were born and how your res, so it just becomes this board, this mission match of, of the board just by says here there's something to see. every night drac shows, karaoke or open stage events the, the, i come in every well to and historic market, whole lot of other known and costs back off of a wide range of special things from all over the world. and what i find really important is that because the feel for food is particularly good when the streets and boxes on, i always want to try everyth

people are really happy to see judy and assigned released. but underneath that, there's an issue of you know, how he changes for you? what do you have to do? how we have to bend his knee if you like, to accept a criminal conviction. and this goes to the heart of the debate. now, you know, the united states will maintain that judy and assign, just notice as the 7th, a criminal. uh, this has huge impact on journalism, on a global scale. the united states, of course, was the engine of the case against the julian assign. so it's understandable that amount with health problems with the young family who would spend, you know, you know, almost 15 years essentially to imprison 7 years. the ecuadorian embassy, remember at, and then a bell in marsh twice security prison. anyone who knows anything about bell martial or a security problem. this is a very green place, rapists and murderers and terrorist. it's a bit as secure a place you could put anybody have julia and such as a journalist, quite a gentle mind. and so this did so the dom, max, the brutali

judy bloom was talking to young white girls.te of who i am, so i started reading them, but i fell in love with the storytelling. i love judy bloom storytelling the same way i love jay-z's storytelling or scarface. she tells great stories. i'm not a person afraid to celebrate people, so i have always spoken about her for years. about five or six years ago she sent me an autographed copy of are you there, god, it is me, margaret. i thought my team was playing a trick on me. then the movie came out and she asked to meet me in new york. i went to meet with her and her husband, george. we kicked it. i've been down to key west a couple of times, me and my wife. we have done cool double dates. i've been to her movie theater in key west. i've been to her bookstore in key west. i have a great conversation we recorded on my youtube channel. >> a 15 minute interview with you and judy bloom. >> and we had a conversation for simon & schuster's 100 year anniversary. that's my girl. >> congratulations on the book. >> thank you, stephanie. >> i

i want to bring in independent research fellow judy shelton. that's my concern as well. i think those are exactly the topics that should be reviewed at jackson hole. that is a big intellectual confab where experts are able to debate the important issues with monetary policy but the fed really needs to evaluate whether their basic model for fighting inflation is working and there are a lot of reasons to think it is not working. we talked earlier about irrational exuberance. i think the fed was irrationally exuberant back in december looking at multiple rate cuts. it thought it basically conquered inflation. charles: right. >> now it finds it is going not just sideways but there is the potential for reacceleration. and so that should cause the fed to ask whether they haven't exhausted all they could possibly due through higher rates. my theory the higher rates are now fueling inflation, rather than fighting it. but at the same time, they're dealing with fiscal policy that is always going to outmanuever the fed. charles: right. >> fiscal policy ca

coming up sandra bernhard and judy gold are here live.umentary. outstanding, a comedy revolution, explores the impact of the lgbtq + standup comedy. >> sam: judy and sandra are both with us. it was the fun part of my morning. >> so great to see you. >> sam: when i saw you were going to be here i was excited. in this documentary, it centers around a comedy special where there's like 22lgbtq + performers. we were talking about this last week. this couldn't have happened 20 years ago. >> oh, no, absolutely not. first of all, they would never put more than one lgbtq comic on a show. it was the same with women. if they put a woman on the show, there would only be one. but people weren't out 20 years ago. it was a career killer. also, i think people didn't want to be pigeon holed as, oh, they're a gay comedian instead of a comedian who happens to be gay. >> michael: you two have known each other for years. you describe sandra as her big sister. >> i am her big sister. i am very bossy. >> michael: no. [ laughter ] >> me and judy need to pull bac