. >> reporter: assemblyman tom lackey was even more blunt saying, "california cops will die if this bill becomes law. no question." michael raines, an attorney who represents police officer says he does not believe the use of force standard would change a lot but he says the bill's language in two key parts is confusion . >> the changes made makes it cumbersome for officers to see what they can and cannot do. that is the problem i. >> the bill was overseen by an oakland civil rights attorney . >> my view is just because you can kill somebody does not mean you should pick this statute says to you that you have to have more than an objective standard, you have it to be a necessary standard. port >> many are focusing on sb 230 which focuses on training and de-escalation nation techniques and not force as a standard. >>> prosecutors in riverside county formerly formality charged a drunk driver for second-degree murder for the death of a chp motorcycle officer last week. stars and

the only reason he didn't was because he was frightened that as lackeys of the american empire the u.k. establishment would have him extradited to the usa which is what it looks as if they're trying to do theresa may comes from a long line of lackeys a long long line cameron before blair before him we we've all seen what's happened. since the second world war with the moving away from the welfare state the attlee government put in place over to the safe a war towards more and more and more dependence upon the united states. with the nuclear submarine bases and scotland and so on and so on and so forth so we know that we are under the thumb while we the british people need to get out from under the thumb and say no this is wrong this is illegal this is a journalist and anybody who says no he's not a german yes he is all you need to be to be a journalist is somebody who has access to a press they used to be printing presses back in the day when the laws were written now it's access to the internet or anything where you give information to your fellow citizens of the world and information

so hayloft lackey is one of the scenes most famous artists he considers tattooing to be a symbolic form of medical treatment for his generation a way for people to heal what he sees as spiritual wounds well living in a culture in crisis mado muslim holds the more. getting more and more hollow. for the survey used to use and also expensive clothes as a beautiful cloak to hide what's missing inside. so as a business touch hearing is getting more and more successful. but for customers or it's hard to make an educated choice. because when something is kind of illegal in a society and it's hard to find out information about it. on a car job that something absent a heidi would like to change is well instead of creating her art secretly inside a beauty salon she would like to bring it out of the shadows. i guess the more you carry laws that nobody else had enough money i would open my own tattoo studio. time that i began then i could work along with many other tattoo artists i don't want to call expand the business and get better at what i see and understand that at the most i develop. a passi

to take that memo and say he is a lackey seems like a bit of a stretch? that maxine waters performed there with that ridiculous rhetoric. all barr did simply refer to the authority the constitution vested in the president. democrats are losing their mind. for two years we were promised all kinds of sordid details. we were promised everything under the sun with regards to russia and it is all crashing down. today will be with this report the biggest let-down since geraldo opened capone's vault. i remember watching that on tv as a kid feeling so let down. i know how democrats will feel today. they will be so incredibly let down when the report comes out. everything that they said that trump did, trump didn't do. it was hillary clinton and the fear of violating fusion gps and dnc and their law firm. we could go on and on. that is where, i'm really interested later this month to see the report on that. with regards to bill barr, interestingly enough i never heard any of these democrats say this about eric holder, who congress found, they held him in contempt

it makes bill barr look like trump's lackey. i don't know if that's the case. don't think we have concrete evidence about what bill barr is or isn't doing with the report yet. president trump has clearly made it seem to the public that bill barr is out to protect him. that's made it more difficult for barr to do his job. as all of this is unfolding the white house has had sensitivity to the idea that they may look like they are trying to weigh in on the report and to be tipping the scales behind the scenes. that could be one of the reasons why everybody has been trying to conceal the fact that they have been having conversations with the justice department. but at the same time you have heard aides say to us here at cnn they didn't weigh in specifically on executive privilege. they left it to barr to make decisions for them. there is trust from the white house perspective and the president's perspective that barr will do what's necessary for it to be done in order for it not to be a complete disaster for the president. that might be an unfounded confidence they

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what they mean and he tries to explain what they mean and they cannot tolerate this they need these lackey reporters to prop up their legitimacy that is weakened by the truth in this case by a songe this is the issue you know it's really interesting joe it's the first. for power to criticize julian is by not calling him a journalist i mean how does that one of the great ironies of the time ok because they're just an auger purse for power and they're paid a lot of money to do it and they seem to do it without any moral compass whatsoever ok sarah i mean at the end of the day this is really about. narrowing freedom of speech because you cannot you know it's not that the problem isn't that the government commits crimes that the problem is for these people is that you report on the government's committing crimes that's that's the crime here not what they do it's how people like myself julian assange and other people in alternative media still believe that you have to. well the media today the big corporate media is absolutely losing its legitimacy in terms of its hold on people's minds on peop

krugman he said that the internet will never catch on you know and they seem to be establishment lackeys that don't really think they're kind of dinosaurs. right now. on the regulatory front your thoughts on what we're seeing from regulators in the u.s. specifically states like wyoming they're introducing very pro big legislation and does this impact your business in terms of considering possibly to wyoming you know we got kate along she's in wyoming they want to become the go to state for the big industry and steal the thunder away from delaware and. what's going on there from your perspective i'm a big fan of what we've been doing up in wyoming i do like the light touch regulators have had thus far is just back at the d.c. book summit there with perry and boring in the chamber put on a really nice event there are a lot of regulatory discussions took place there i think the there will continue to be light touch i'd love to see some of this legislation go through especially de minimus charges on tax you know basically tax gains on buy your cup of coffee with the queen anything below six

what they mean and he tries to explain what they mean and they cannot tolerate this they need these lackey reporters to prop up their legitimacy that is weakened by the truth and. this case by a songe this is the issue you know it's really interesting joe it's the first. for a power to criticize julian assange by not calling him a journalist i mean how does that one of the great ironies of the time ok because they're just a dog for power and they're paid a lot of money to do it and they seem to do it without any moral compass whatsoever ok sarah i mean at the end of the day this is really about. narrowing freedom of speech because you cannot you know it's not that the problem isn't that the government commits crimes that the problem is for these people is that you report on the governments committing crimes and that's that's the crime here not what they do it's how people like myself julian assange and other people in alternative media still believe that you have to. challenge power and challenge power with arguments ok go ahead sir. well the media today the big corporate media is absolute

what they mean and he tries to explain what they mean and they cannot tolerate this they need these lackey reporters to prop up their legitimacy that is weakened by the truth and this case by a songe this is the issue you know it's really interesting joe it's the first. for power to criticize julian assange by not calling him a journalist i mean how does that one of the great ironies of the time ok because they're just a dog or a first for power and they're paid a lot of money to do it and they seem to do it without any moral compass whatsoever ok sarah i mean at the end of the day this is really about. narrowing freedom of speech because you cannot you know it's not that the problem isn't that the government commits crimes that the problem is for these people is that you report on the government's committing crimes that that's that's the crime here not what they do it's how people like myself julian assange and other people in alternative media still believe that you have to. challenge power and challenge power with arguments ok go ahead sir. well the media today the big corporate media i

what they mean and he tries to explain what they mean and they cannot tolerate this they need these lackey reporters to prop up their legitimacy that is weakened by the truth and this case by a songe this is the issue peter you know it's really interesting joe it's the first . for power to criticize julian assange by not calling him a journalist i mean what is it one of the great ironies of the time ok because they're just a dog or a first for power and they're paid a lot of money to do it and they seem to do it without any moral compass whatsoever ok sarah i mean at the end of the day this is really about. narrowing freedom of speech because you cannot you know it's not that the problem isn't that the government commits crimes that the problem is for these people is that you report on the governments committing crimes and that's that's the crime here not what they do it's how people like myself julian assange and other people in alternative media still believe that you have to. challenge power and challenge power with arguments ok go ahead sarah. well the media today the big corporate med

you like the status quo and like somebody who could ask for $5600 as a donation and then have their lackey 56-million dollars. if you like that, you would hate rh-1. it will restore some sanity to our politics against voter suppression and big money. >> tucker: who took more big money in the last election? >> we don't know. >> tucker: which campaign took twice as much money? hillary clinton. >> i don't think we know. because it's unregulated. >> tucker: every rich person in america supported hillary clinton so i think we know the answer. >> some of those rich people are ambassadors are now. >> tucker: that's how the system works. lowering the voting age for 16. for that? >> again, what we are trying to do with hr-1 is safeguard against -- >> tucker: it's a joke that children should vote. >> across the country -- >> tucker: it's an attempt to whip up racism disparity. african-american in some areas had bigger turn out. but that's the opposite of the truth. >> no. >> tucker: they had a higher turnout than white voters. that's not suppression. that scarce people. >> it's a fact. in georgia we

kellyanne, sarah sanders, everyone in this administration who shills for this president, acts like lackeysfor this president, lies for this president. this is not normal and my daughters, who this is the first presidency they're witnessing first hand, this is really bad. and rudy giuliani went on tv continuing to manipulate the truth, arguing that talking to the russians and that whole thing, no big deal. take a look. >> the russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systemic fashion. do you and the president accept that as a fact? >> we do. there's no reason not to accept it. >> and the president accepts it as well? >> i'm sure he does. >> so it is now okay for political campaigns to work on stole i don't know material from foreign adversaries? >> it depends on the material. it depends on where it came from. you're assuming the giving of the information is a campaign contribution. read the report carefully. the report says we can conclude that. >> you would have accept information from russians against a candidate if you were running in the presidentia

maxine waters of california who is a frequent target of trump's iyer went even further calling barr a lackey and a fake attorney general the attorney general was also harshly criticized by the chief of the democrats in the house nancy pelosi the speaker of the house but ms pelosi represented palosi has been lukewarm to say the least about the prospects of pursuing the case toward impeachment as many democrats especially on the left wing had been urging her nevertheless there will be continuing congressional investigations you can count on that so the president believes this is all over he is incorrect in fact gerald navl of the congressman who is in charge of the house judiciary committee that is the committee that actually. begins articles of impeachment if they were just to do so said he had seen in the report disturbing evidence that did obstruct justice lauren thank you very much indeed for outing has devastated parts of a ten million people some have described how. quick a they lost everything as a. province volunteer is doing whatever they can to help. oh the river near this village ha

capitol hill not happy with the attorney general bill barr's assetment, accusing him o of act -- like a lackey for president. first democrat today was indicted in connection with mueller investigation, greg craig charged on two counts of making false statement. my next guest says, spent 12 days in a turkish prison, it felt one a turkish prison for pleading guilty. his attorneys have asked president trump for a pardon, something he said he is not considering, at least not now. joining me, george papadopoulos. welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: so, term spying, created a confligeration in congress this week, being the targets of a large part of this investigation, was there spying? >> without a doubt. you know, i witnessed it first hand, business associates and colleagues of my who were interviewed by fbi, when they were being harassed, they were presented with surveillance photos of me, while i was on the campaign, walking around, so fbi was tailing me. and i was told i had a fisa warrant issued on me, and you know there was foreign government spyogamy other people on the campaign, so president is

general, the tv cameras following when he leaves his house in the morning is being criticized, call a lackeyor the president. he cannot release and unredacted version. the law would not permit it. he cannot release grand jury testimony. it is prohibited but he's throwing an olive branch to congress. he said he will try to work with them and meet with chairs of the committees and see what he can work out and on thursday, we could have a different discussion but now we should anticipate the attorney general will be as transparent as possible but subject to the law and that is what his oath requires him to do. ibly20 adam schiff who chairs the house intelligence committee tweeted a couple days ago if bar and rosenstein reject mueller's report it will be by choice, not legal compulsion. rosenstein shows to give the house 1 million pages of discovery and clinton and russia probe's but chose not to give 400 pages of trump limited info to a democrat house. people could argue about whether that is disingenuous or not. the chairman knows not everything can be in the public sphere. >> exactly right. i

they are lackeys for the obama administration.ox news didn't sing from the sheet music, so they were targeted by the obama administration. they also spied on the associated press because there was a leak that they were not happy with. so, phones used by at least 100 reporters with the associated press were taps. the records were -- they look into the conversations. the associated press called it an unprecedented intrusion, and it was in fact. they spied on james rison at "the new york times" because he reserved a leak. phone records and other communications and so on. and at "the new york times" ," d home emails. james rosen, who you know, formerly of the fox news channel now. his parents, who live in new york. this is the obama administration, which is the heartthrob, still of -- >> tucker: i don't remember anybody standing it -- i have been to these dinners. i don't remember anybody standing at the head of the room lecturing obama. >> no, they cheered him and toasted him. he also bombed more countries than any president since wo

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he is basically a lackey and for the president of the united states of america, and that's all it's goingo be. >> that's just pathetic he's not the president's lawyer he's the chief law enforcement officer of the federal government. that was a comparison here's how eric holder describes himself. >> stay around for all four years -- well i don't know we'll see. >> you know, come on man. come on. come on man. we need you. i have to ask. come on -- [laughter] attorney general please -- >> i'm happy still enjoying what i'm doing still work to be done. identify got to say i'm still president wing man i'm here with my boy. >> called him obama wing man. he was obama's boy -- and media thinks holder was independent but barr is in the tank? come on. there was no coverup. days after trump fired comey the white house was with subpoena preserve all relevant documents trump lawyer issued a document hold to higher white house staff. this is in stark contrast to what hillary did but her documents were being subpoenaed. she decided to destroy the evidence. deleted 30,000 e-mails destroyed her server with

they are coming in at a time when they are seen as political lackeys.s pushing for rate cuts, so that's what they are talking about. but it is not clear that longer term they would be such easy candidates. that is a contradiction here. joe: i want to bring up a chart that has something to do with a question you asked chairman powell at the last press conference. it is about the relationship between 10-year treasury yields and wages. the blue line is wage growth, tends to be below the treasury yield. why is this a significant chart, and what are we looking for tomorrow? chart, overg at the the last 50 years interest rates in the form of the 10 year treasury yield, the white line, have always been above the rate of wage growth until just very recently. there's a divergence there as interest rates have been coming down. interest rates have gone down because the fed has turned more dovish, saying maybe they won't continue hiking rates. but in the job market, we still see the study upward pressure on wage growth. the question is whether going forward they wi

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it's very difficult for them to maintain price stability if people just believe they're there to be lackeys to the president. >> i want to make a turn and talk to you guys about "the new york times" reporting as far back as february the president asked senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to prioritize a confirmation vote for his nominee to be the chief counsel of the irs. i'm just wondering, first an answer from you, catherine, was he trying to fast track an ally in anticipation for democratic demands for his taxes? >> it certainly looks like that. not just an ally but someone who provided the trump organization briefly at one point tax advice. bloomberg broke this last year, in fact. look, trump is clearly very afraid that whatever's in his tax returns will come out and will become public. that's why he has broken with more than four decades of precedent. fo for presidents to not only divest from what might present a conflict of interest, but to be transparent about what's in their tax returns. jimmy carter had to give up his peanut farm, for god's sake. trump has this sprawling multina

can basically only ask for $5600 as a donation, and then step out of the room and ask -- have their lackeylion? if you like that, then you would hate hr 1. because what hr 1 will do is restore some sanity to our politics against voter suppression and against big money. that's all. >> tucker: who tooker more big money in the last election? >> we don't know. >> tucker: which can paint it twice asas much money? twice as much, hillary clinton! >> i don't think we actually know because it is unregulated. super pacs don't actually have to identify -- >> tucker: every rich person in america supported hillary clinton, so i think we know the answer. >> some of those rich people are ambassadors now, i've heard. >> tucker: rich people typically becomes investors, that's how the system works, if you are against that you should change it. lowering theor voting age was 1, are you for that? >> again, what we'reha trying to do with hr 1 to safeguard against voter -- >> tucker: [laughs] >> you think it's a joke. >> tucker: it's a joke that children should vote. >> people are taking measures, closing pollin

. >> he's a lackey and a sycophant. >> there had been discussions between justice department officialsite house lawyers about the substance of the report. >> we know this won't exonerate the president. they are obviously nervous >> mueller will stay under the radar. >> it would be a bad look for him to be part of the press conference. >> he will have a chance to speak. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it is throwback thursday. john berman is off and chris

lackeys that all they care about is proximity to power.eaking of charmless and graceless and just universally disliked. i based a lot of it on ted cruz. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> who -- was is lindsey graham who had, like, a great bit about ted cruz. i think -- i'm paraphrasing but if you were to shoot him on the floor of the senate, you could not find a witness. [ laughter ] and i feel like jonah -- jonah operates in that space. but begrudgingly, you have to admit that ted cruz has some -- he has fallen ass-backwards into some sort of power and until he's out everybody just has to deal with him. and that very much is jonah's vibe. >> seth: yes. >> that's his thing. >> seth: you were one of the most colorfully insulted characters in the history of television. >> yeah. >> seth: and i have heard that people will, if they see you, they will then, almost as a way of saying hey, i'm a fan, they will yell one of those insults at you. >> it does happen. [ laughter ] it does happen. i beg you to not do it. [ laughter ] there are so many that