you are going to have to let me out and let me show you. let me show you. >> that's true.f new guys down the hall. when you hit the hallway down there, there is going to be one of them saying, i got to have him, i'm going to have him. i don't want somebody down there with knives fighting -- >> that's not going to happen. it's never been that serious -- >> you can't promise me that. >> yes, i can. >> tell you what. i take all of this into consideration. if i find out you have caused problems down there or [ bleep ] get into it about somebody, about you, i'm going to lock you back up. >> i accept that. i will accept that very restrictful probation. >> let me think about it then. i'm get warden calleder and see if he'll agree with it also. >> i appreciate that. >> all right. >> thank you, captain. >> you're welcome. >> i feel a lot better. i feel a lot of relief. at least he tell me he will take it into consideration. he didn't just say. he'd have said no, i'd probably have broke down, come on, take me back. i don't want to talk to you any more. i'm ready to get to my husband

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the position if not experienced and not something to contribute to our society and our community so let messure the commissioners and i'll talk to many lewis she comes from 70 santa fe i come from san francisco she gave me a ride i needed it normally i take public transportation i wouldn't hop on it with my crutch let me assuring assure you that the bay area communicated respect him and tracks his experience and we're wanting to participate in the sewer system project let me assure you i too feel hurt that he got so emotional and i want to apologize on behalf of what was said but apologize for good so that the community heals and we go to a better place thank you very much. >> i really autumn very up - where's many lewis let the record reflect she left dedeplorable really deplorable any other commission business? i have two announcements to make commissioners we have only one meeting in december meeting of november 25th has been cancelled because we are only 4 i would like to suggest to you that you try to clear our calendar to be at the meeting on december 9th i don't believe we'll have a

let me ask you. how can we give the government that we actually have today as corrupt just because individua individuals, sorry. how can we view the process of a businessman or corporation for private interests trying to access government officials to campaign donations or lobbying as corrupt? the reason i asked it that way is i want you to think about not the government as it is conceived of in the constitution declaration of independence but the government would actually have. think about it like this. so every election seas do we not hear some variant of the following? vote for me and i will tax the middle class to pay for benefits for the elderly or vote for me and i will tax the elderly and the middle class to pay for benefits for students let's say, student loan forgiveness. vote for me and i will favor labor over business and i will pass laws that restrict the ability to freely associate with people because that's good for labor unions or vote for me and i will favor of business over labor. vo

let me tell you why.n order to try to provide subsidies for the uninsured -- roughly 40 million of them -- 85% americans had health insurance. obamacare took $700 million out of medicare, the program for the elderly, and used it as a piggybank -- $700 billion out of medicare, the program for the elderly, out of the last 10 years, and subsidize people -- that was mistake number one. number two, the medical device tax, and the health insurance premium tax. over on the consumer side, you have lost jobs, the cbo estimates 2.5 million jobs lost. higher premiums, higher deductibles, higher copayments. a lot of catastrophic impact on the nation's health care system, which could have been avoided by not passing this 2700-page bill that put the government in charge of america's health care. that was a big mistake. with regard to connekt, it is a state exchange that can be -- with regard to the medicaid expansion, that is a state decision. not.-- in our state, the governor decided to expand medicaid. >> you would s

let me ask a couple questions. >> but de. >> let me ask a couple questions. is he sending more agents in the border? is he building more fences? is he creating for virtual technology -- what specifically is he doing to crack down on illegal border-crossers? >> and the president specifically said he will take resources -- if he can't get more resources from congress, will he take the resources he has. rather than use them in the interior to go after families, he'll use them to go after felons and put them on the border. so, he's going to put -- >> he's going to use -- put people there when there was the influx this summer of the accompanied children. he didn't talk about putting any more people there. >> different resources. for the children it wasn't a matter of apprehending them. they were coming to us. now he's talking about using resources -- >> how many more agents is he going to put on the boreder? >> that i can't give specificity on. but -- >> is he going to build any more fences? >> if congress gives him resources, he can do a lot more. he has said --

rasheed, let me bring you in. why, having worked with cities, police departments, why would that be beneficial, having that decision at 8:00 local time? >> it's not beneficial, obviously it isn't. and, you know, you have to scratch your head at sometimes when you look at the lawyers who get involved in these type of issues. are they truly consulting the rank and file, the law enforcement officers out there faced with these confrontations? obviously not. because he's somewhere in the rear with the gear, not having to deal with this. but i will say this, brooke. this incident has been going on since august. my challenge to the ferguson black community, leadership community and surrounding st. louis law enforcement community and citizens that are in positions of leadership, why don't we try to target 10, 15, 20 qualified black applicants and have them ready to go to the academy to change this. i have been saying this for months. you're lined up and prepping for these protests, the point of protests is change. so a pa

he was never the marion barry of chicago. >> let me finish. >> marion was a courageous brother -- >> d you allow me to finish. i know you have your issue with the president. what i'm saying is that man could have left that area with his pedigree and have gone on and made himself rich. instead, he stayed on the south side of -- >> i agree with that. >> and helped those less fortunate. >> that doesn't make him marion barry. >> in that regard he was like a marion barry because he had other options and he chose to help people who were less fortunate and in for that he needs to be applauded for and he did that before he was president and he's doing it as president and i suspect he will do it after that. >> and you're going to get the last word on that. thanks so much to our panel or being here today, cornell west, jim west, sharon eiffil and lz granderson. we'll be right back. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping th

let me start with you, richard.he thrumping, the thrashing that went down on tuesday night. the president brings bipartisan leaders to the white house. and says, what? he said it's time to compromise. now, if you are republican, put your republican hat on for a second why in the world would you compromise after you have the big win? >> hey, listen, i have got to tell you we got thumpedment we will own that we will take our defeat and wear our badge. this is the truth here. for michigan mcconnell and john boehner they have one thing on their mind. their one thing on the mind is get back the white house and maintain control of the united states senate in 2016. mitch mcconnell will have 20 seats up -- 22 seats that he is going to have to defend. that means they have got to get something done for the american people so they canç go home and sell it. >> fair enough. richard, i remember obamacare when president obama had both chambers in the house and the senate and we got obamacare and most people didn't really want it.

i think it's insulting. >> michelle, let me -- i have to ask this. do they have to anybody? es it have to be al or jesse? how about none of them? >> no, none of them. what bother, me is if you're a nice conservative group trying to teach people about the constitution, the irs goes after you. if you're a race bait, if you're a crook, it's fine for you not to pay taxes. what i don't understand is why does this president continue to elevate him and give him credibility? he's a terrible person. >> let me add something. just please, i want to get this in. the attorney general, think about this, overseas the department of justice. the department of justice overseas what, the irs. the irs does what, applies tax law to people to tax cheats. >> bewildering. you can't get an audience on msnbc. how many he gets so many audiences with the president? you have to judge a man by the company he keeps. >> because he won't criticize the president. that's why the president likes him. >> i think that's the point. i've never been invited to the white house. there's thousands and thousands of vete

let me finish. they are here illegally. they broke no laws. there is a distinction. if they are here illegally, i agree with you on that. they didn't break any laws coming here. what are we going to do about it? the real question is, what are we going to do? and if -- >> to prevent any more from coming. we have a situation near el paso where a two-year-old child was sent out, just across the border. now, how are you going to keep that from happening anymore? >> you know, you -- >> can you answer? what do we do? >> do we deport them? >> i would -- hey, until you enforce the law as strong as possible, you are always going to have illegal immigration. >> but my question is, the topic is dreamer, what do we do? do we deport them? >> i would say yes. >> okay. there you have it. >> i would say yes, because the same argument that mark made a little while ago about how beneficial they are for the united states, the same argument can be made about them going home to their native lands. they can be beneficial

ridiculous and that's not something that should be tolerated in any shape or form or fashion. >> let med crystal definitely disagree on this and it's not because she's supposed to think like me. it's because she's wrong. >> let me take you in one other direction. i want to point out some conspiratorial thinking. i pointed out the misinformation about the abc not paying for the darren wilson interview. let me put up what was one of too many ugly racist writings. a shoe store got looted in ferguson. everything was taken except the work boots. the work boots haven't been touched. couple things about that. it's obviously racist and awful. number two, the picture is obviously not from ferguson. why is it, and i want to hear from both of you y is it these kinds of memes, these misinformation memes have spread online? >> the fact is people -- social media is social media and there's going to be issues like that. a lot of misinformation around it, the idea of even officer wilson being paid. that's just part of what happens on social media. emotions are very high at the moment and you're going t

>> welcome let me tell them what is actually happening in the nhs.irst of all the clinical commissioning a group of funding is going up by 2% and more than 225 million toshiba on a specific issue, according to the figures, over 50,000 patients attended south side general hospital a&e, and of those 60% didn't require treatment. and that is what the new investment is going into the urgent care hub that is being proposed by the local managers and by the local clinicians in its constituency. >> mr. speaker, unemployment has fallen i 60% in my constituency. youth unemployment is down by two-thirds, and across the country, the number in training and employment are set to exceed pre-recession levels. that's the prime minister agree with me that we are on the clerk path to improving living standards further for all? and the party opposite would put this into reverse the? >> my honorable friend is right. what we've seen in the last year is the biggest fall in unemployment since records began. with more people in work in our country than ever before in our his

let me just give you one quick example. let's go back to drug companies. people complain that drug companies in the medical profession in general, the medical device business captured the fda and is using it to their own benefit against others. here is how i think about that. if i were a drug company and i had to spend billions and billions of dollars trying to get drugs approved, beneficial drugs that people want to buy, and run through the fda's gauntlet i would try to capture it too. i don't blame businesses for trying to do this. now you can say this whole process is unseemly. i wish it didn't exist. i certainly wish it didn't exist. i wish that businesses didn't have to spend -- and all sorts of private interest, to want to seem like the only ones affected our business but business is a culprit and held out as the evil bad guy so it's worth focusing on. i don't want to suggest that the process is a good thing or the phenomenon is a good thing. but i really can't blame businesses for doing it. it's difficult even to blame businesses like tesla who are

let me play barack obama. because i don't think i could make as compelling case against what he's going to do as well as he did. take a listen. >> the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. me to simply through executive order ignore those congressional mandates would not conform with my appropriate role as president. now, i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own, but that's not how -- that's not how our system works. the problem is is that, you know, i'm the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. my job is to execute laws that are passed. if in fact i could solve all these problems without passing laws in congress, then i would do so. but we're also a nation of laws. i cannot ignore those laws any more than i can ignore, you know, any of the other laws that are on the books. what i said in the past remains true, which is until congress passes a new law, then i am constrained in terms o

let me elaborate. the first elements of our strategy is working to cut off isil's main sources of funding. in particular its revenue from oil sales, ransom payments, extortion and crime and support through foreign donors. to disrupt the market and oil derived from isil controlled field we will target financial sanctions anyone who trades in isil stolen oil. it is true of course that isil's oil networks that are largely outside the formal economy where individuals are less vulnerable to financial pressures. but at some point the oil is acquired by someone who operates the illegitimate economy and who makes use of the financial system. he has a bank account. his business may be financed and his trucks may be insured. his facilities may be licensed. all that makes isil oil facilitators vulnerable. the middlemen traders refiners and transport companies and anyone else that handles isil's oil should know that we are hard at work identifying them and we have the tools at hand to stop them. and combating isil

let me now offer a compliment. senator king and i visited the air force base in qatar in early october. and the administration, and it's both a military effort and a diplomatic effort, the efforts to pull together a meaningful coalition of nations who believe isil is a threat, you know, it sounds good on paper, and when you see it, it's even more impressive. the seamlessness of the coalition partners working together in the air strike campaign, and we were in a room that looked like the new york stock exchange with big screens up and folks from so many nations making hard decisions and an apparently seamless way. that was a month ago. i know there's a lot of elements to this, the assembly of the coalition may be one of the most difficult. and at least in the early -- early evidence is an indication, we felt pretty positive about both senator king. so i'll offer that as a compliment. one thing i'd like to caution you both in the state department and all of us more broadly and i'd love to hear your response on it is,

let me know. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm megyn kelly and this is "the kelly file". >>> welcome to "hannity." there's breaking news out of washington. reports that a secret letter was exchanged between president obama and the supreme leader in the rogue regime in iran. we'll have more on that with colonel ralph peters later this hour. but that's not all. america, are you ready? let's roll. tonight -- >> to everyone who voted, i know that i hear you. >> the voters have spoken. >> the american people sent a message. >> the architect karl rove explains why america's now red from sea to shining sea. >> i'm pretty sure i'll take some actions some in congress will not like. >> how can the gop stop obama's amnesty? senator lee here with a message for the president. >> really? is that really the argument you're going to make in 2014? >> condi rice unloads on the left's use on the race card. >> i find it appalling, insulting. >> would the former secretary of state be eyeing a run for the white house? and greta van susstren. >>> be

here, let me do it, please. let me do it. okay. all right.maybe you should try it the other way around. like this ? exactly. you have to turn this over. all right, take your time. please, i can do it. okay. all right, time's up. will everyone have a seat, please ? this is ridiculous ! what we've experienced are two different approaches to management. now, does anyone have any comments ? so you see, mr. brashov, when you divide your bills into categories, like rent, supplies, utilities, and you keep them separate it makes everything much easier. but there are so many bills. i need some way to tell when to pay this one how long to hold that one. that's what this calendar is for. you can make a schedule at the beginning of the month... that shows exactly when you have to make your payments. emery, i see you've been helping mr. brashov organize his life. not an easy job. a challenge perhaps, but nothing we can't solve. how are you, mr. washington ? fine. thanks. what did i tell you ? he knows his stuff. so, how's it going over there ? so far, so

let me be clear, it was described to me they could activate the skype not when i was having a conversation use the audio to listen to me when i was just talking in the room or >>> what do you think this is? >> in the book, the examination reveals effort and use of software that is used by one of four government agencies. so that indicates involvement and lines up at the time, it seemed a little far fetched, looking back later it's revealed what the government had done to the associated press and fox news reporter and nsa surveillance thing, it lines up with that. i was too dealing with government whistle blowers and misdeeded >> it's connected to the work you were doing that other people who are journalists weren't doing you had sources providing information. you're trying to report it you had conflicts at the network for trying to report it. what does that say about the government and field of journalist? >> i expect the government to keep secrets. but what i don't expect that the media, i think would roll over easily as i think some have. there are great reporters out there. in general,

let me get to mike. , vladimir putin out of russia, we will not let ukraine defeat eastern rebels who are actually in ukraine. they annexed crimea, nobody lifted a finger. how is this not affecting oil and natural gas more markedly, and what are you looking for when it comes to oil at this point, down 30%? >> liz, from the summertime til now we've come off especially in the crude market over 30%. liz: yeah. >> we're trading about $75. it feels like it wants to settle in right around here, that push to $70 that everyone's looking for, i feel like the market is really short right here. i mean, i'm looking for $70, but that's not going to happen overnight. i know it's boring, but technically speaking i think $73.25, we need to settle in a spot month in order to make that push down. as far as the natural gas market, now, that's a nervous market. with news coming from russia, you would think we would have more volatility, but if you look at it today, the volatility is hovering, you know, it wants to go to $5 e

you have determined -- we can roll back the --. >> let me clarify. based on the tai chi program that's been approved by the state and by the federal government it's the tai chi moving for better balance currently there are two master trainers, the original one, i said, is in oregon. he's the one that developed the program, went through the clinical studies, what-not, and got it approved. there are trainers that he trained, i believe one of them is in california. initially when we researched the project we did have to find out who is available and what programs we could go with and that's the information we have. and one of the things we will be doing is to look at more recent information to see if any other qualified tai chi master trainer is available that is closer that we can use. so the master trainer has not been determined as indicated in the budget, but the dollar amounts we have to budget something in because that is required and that's based on our best information that we have right now. >> all right, you tell us that the state give you som

but let me say this. with respect to immigration, i think -- i don't know exactly what the president ss going to propose tonight but first of all it is unlawful, it is unconstitutional. and if you go back to his speeches that he made as recently as 2009 he admilingts the same. the other thing is think about the impact on again what we're here for. these hard working american families who are going to have 5 million new people competing for their jobs and driving their wages down. think about how that takes the has ze that this president posed and continues to ratchet them down. think about the impact of the people who have been standing in line and trying to become legal in the right way and follow the law and suddenly they have 5 million people jump in line in front of them. that's not fair to the people and families. if you look at the polling that came out in the "wall street journal" this morning, over half the americans don't want the president to do this. and so i think it is a bad policy decision,

>> let me ask you one thing i thought was interesting.azine there was a story about rand paul that said he has been pushing mitch mcconnell to appoint a republican press secretary for congress who could counter the daily white house briefings. i thought this was an interesting idea. i played josh earnest talking earlier. do you think there should be a republican version of josh earnest every day giving briefings for the next two years? >> god, i hope not. but i do think there should be a press secretary. i just hope it's not the version of josh earnest. look, republicans have their own problems. republicans i think traditionally have done a horrific job at telling their story, at talking to the press. i think there's this attitude among some that it's not worth it. there's some that believe that it's beneath them to do it. >> that's really interesting. >> some don't understand the importance of this. i don't see republicans having the savvy with the media that democrats do. now, you might say, well, democrats are treated better on the nat

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let me get this straight.ely to advance his personal political goals, chris christie's going to veto a bill almost unanimously supported by the people of new jersey. which is weird considering the kind of guy chris christie always says he is. >> my job is to stand up for the people of new jersey to stand p and fight for them and that's what i'm going to do regardless of politics. you do your jobs and if you try to calculate these movies you're not doing your jobs. i always put the people of new jersey ahead of petty personal politics. >> jon: of course the obvious exceptions are bridges and pigs. now we know governor christie's presidential ambition is the one thing he won't put in a tiny crate. but do you know what, maybe there's a deeper issue who are. we're going to explore the pros and cons of gestation creates with hasan minhaj and jordan klepper from -- >> team one direction. >> jon: one direction. are you sure that's the name. >> jon i'm on the right side of this pig thing. >> jon: we'll start with hasa

but let me just kind of now say that let's get the closing comments as well as before we go to these amendments. >> and we are on the amendments now and let's just start with the amendment that i propose that has been given to everyone. and that one is just taking out the waiver for the collective bargaining agreements >> could we take that item without objection? >> thank you. >> and now on president chiu's four different items there is the record keeping consistency and the ramp up of instead of three months to six months and plus a six month ramp up and let me just ask if there are any comments about those two items? >> so, i see none and could we take that without objection? those first two of supervisor chiu's? without objection? >> and now, on the trigger of the 90 day staff requirements and 200 employees. and are there any comments about that amendment? >> so, can we take that without objection? >> yes. >> and then on chiu number 4, adding janitorial and security into the language, of his portion of the retail workers bill of rights could we take that without objection? >> cou

there are protests - let me go back to robert. i think we can hear you, rob em ert. >> sorry, there's frequency with the microphones. that was black smoke, reigniting. protesters are walking un to the fire. it doesn't make sense. the police units are there, if you look at the units, they are coming in, the police retreated. it appears that, you know, more units are headed over to this pocket. this, unfortunately was the epicentre of the looting and violence back in august here we go again times 20. this pocket near where michael brown was shot and killed - it's on fire and gunshots have been going on to the past 45 minutes. just out of precaution, where we sandwich ourselves in between in case there is fire and hit the deck. >> the bizarre thing it to watch the pictures and see cars driving by, and people walking down the street. can you tell us what they are telling you? >> well, the protesters are driving by and shouting - actually, let me back that up. i shouldn't call them protesters at this point. the people protesting were t

. >> it's objectionable, but let me give you the history. hang on. >> from the right and the left -- >> let me finish my sentence. >> i'm sorry. >> in 1998, democratic party had a radio ad that said if you elect republicans, black churches will burn. then al gore goes before a predominantly black audience and says, republicans don't want to even count you in the census. hillary goes before predominantly black audience and changes her entire cadence, this is now every election cycle, your party, the democratic party of the south by the way of george wallace, bole conner. they do this every election. why don't you step up and say this, by your party is wrong. >> i'm not in the condemnation business. >> you should be. >> no, i should not. i don't believe in that. i've been with you before. look -- >> you don't stand up for right versus wrong? >> wait a minute, the chairman of the republican national committee, came before the naacp in 2005 and apologized for the southern strategy. look, i think we need -- >> oh gee. how ridiculous. >> no, he di

>> let me tell him what is happening.irst of all, the funding is by more going up by 2% than £225 million this year. as for the specific issue that the hon. gentleman raised, according to the figures more than 50,000 patients attended south tyneside general hospital a and e, of whom 60% did not require treatment. that is why new investment is going into the urgent care hub that is being proposed by the local managers and clinicians in his constituency. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in salisbury and south wiltshire, unemployment has fallen by 60%. youth unemployment is down by two thirds, and across the county of wiltshire the number of young people in training and employment is set to exceed pre-recession levels. does the prime minister agree that we are on a clear path to improving living standards further for all, and that the labour party would put that into reverse? >> my hon. friend is absolutely right. what we have seen in the last year is the biggest fall in unemployment since records began. we have more people in wor

let me let you hear it. >> there's no probably about it. it will be released. we've asked the judge to do that and the judge has agreed that she will do that if there is no indictment, she will authorize the release of the testimony and the physical evidence that was presented to the grand jury. >> now, lisa, the county court's top administrator says that's not true. quote, judge whittington has entered no such order and has made no such agreement. >> you know, i'm shaking my head, reverend, because there have been so many out and out misstatements from the prosecutor, from the local police. the disrespect for this community has been at an all-time high. i believe the prosecutor has been hiding behind this idea that i'm going to release the entire transcript from the very beginning, knowing full well that would probably not happen. because grand juries are typically held in secret. because he would need a judge's order to do that. and because a judge probably would not do that. reverend al, you made it your life's work to fight for equality across america. how

>> first, let me back you up a little bit. i think we take a very, very firm line on the ethics of our d-1 athletics program. frankly, all of our athletics program. it's been one of my primary concerns since i came here. i have a zero tolerance for any activities in our athletics programs which i do not think meet our standards of ethics. we train student athletes. 95% of our student athletes do not play professional sports. they need to be trained for a college degree that leads to an educational opportunity. i'm proud to say that the academic performance rating and the graduation rates rank in the ten 10% of the very top of the big ten. we do what we say we are doing. anybody that doesn't live up to those standards is going to be quickly out of our program. we have no tolerance for that. in regard to mr. rice, when he was at rutgers -- he was only here for three years. he is not one of our graduates. that was over seven years ago. he was a star player. we have had many star players since then. we have star players on our foo

i would put my record up against securing the border. >> let me get a final word. have you been to the border? >> no. >> i have commanded the united states air force base -- >> on the border? >> north of the border. our primary concern was border security. >> let's go to the next question. >> how do you feel about governor bobby jindal's refusal to accept medicaid dollars when so many working poor could have benefited? >> thank you. both of my opponents agree with jindal that we should not expand medicaid. i think it is tragic. 200 52,000 people that wake up and go to work every day could be benefiting from health insurance. they talk a lot about a workforce -- it is hard to have a strong workforce of it is not healthy. i believe that -- it would have brought $16 billion. this is three times the amount of jobs that will be brought here. i oppose the governor's actions. i sent letters and showed up, asking him to say yes to 250 2000 people in our state and that is part of why i am proud to run against them. >> a doctor who has been working for 25 years treating the u

but first, let me just answer this. i think the most egregious thing in this debate has been all the attacks on me about my character, my career. it just seems to me that this is an attempt to distract away from the real critical issue, and that is job creation here in georgia. people are hurting in this state. she is trying to distract people away from the real critical issue. president obama said that his failed policy -- like obama care that is going to destroy two and half million jobs, according to the congressional budget office. it just seems to me that his policy -- he said the and in the state -- and in the state, that goes by michelle nunn. >> i have been called selfish for taking alternatives in this race. for someone who wants to stand up for most georgians, for someone who wants to have more control in their lives. who don't believe that either party is giving them options to really take control. who want to have voices in this race to stand up against both parties who no longer allow us to understand that i

let me tell you why that doesn't work. medicare expansion allows us to do something, at reason the affordable care act is bad is because it is top-down and has nothing to do with costs. and it has frozen jobs. we have got a program in ohio -- i think bobby is working on this. let me tell you -- we want higher quality and lower prices. in insurance companies -- and insurance companies and providers will share. i will give you a perfect example. we're working on reducing the number of visits for children into the hospitals who have asthma. because of that, the hospitals , they get less money. the insurance companies get more money. guess what? they come together to share the benefits. the only answer on health care is related to the simple fact we need to pay for quality and low price. and we can drive that. we are not going to eliminate medicaid. there isn't a governor who doesn't have medicaid. it is just a matter of how you run the program. our program has grown by about 3%. i am running a million .5 -- $1.5 billion surpl

let me ask you this question, greg. want to go to the issues and the facts of the case that i was discussing with dar ill parks. i've read all of the eyewitness testimony. it is overwhelming -- overwhelmingly in support of officer wilson's story. it'sin controvertible. they would never get probable cause. they would never get reasonable doubt. but yet the attorney general of the united states says the civil rights case is still open. what is your reaction to that considering you'd have to prove intent to violate the civil rights of michael brown in a case like that? >> sean, you hit it right on the head. that's the attorney general's prerogative to keep the case open. but you are absolutely correct. intent to violate his civil rights based upon race. like you said, grand jury proceeding, probable cause. didn't get it there, beyond a reasonable doubt, probably wouldn't have gotten it at trial. and here in the civil rights violation very high standard to prove. i don't think they can get that as well. >> that barre is so

>> thanks. >> and for another republican perspective, let me bring perspective, let me bring in formerpresidential candidate and pennsylvania senator rick santorum who also might run for the presidency. am i correct about that? >> i'm doing everything consistent with a run for 2016. i haven't made any final decisions. >> it sounds more like a "yes" than lindsey graham. >> what lindsey said is important. lois gutierrez should be as upset with the president as i am and anybody who is concerned about the balance of power in washington, d.c. what the president did was open up pandora box for every president in the future to say, you know, congress, if you're not going to work with me, then i'm just going to go and not enforce the law and go beyond that. not enforce the law and i'm going to actually create new law. >> so why not, then, if it's that awful and sets that terrible of a precedent and is unconstitutional, why not either impeach or shut down the government or do something that's very strong in response? >> look, i believe the republicans and i hope democrats would do something ver

stand up, you guys. [ applause ] let me tell you a little bit about these guys. this is the first time recreation and parks enters into the team competition. the team is considered young, 111 yeerd ---year-old and they qualified for the usga and captured the nor cal 14 and under championship title and in october this team is traveling to south carolina to compete in the junior's team national championship. from what i know this is the only public tennis program to get there. congratulations. so let me call them out. max blondres, arena calama, if i'm mispronouncing your name, i apologize. daisy andala menapo, either edith, and vishnu, c'mon up. by the way, this team was coached by lou manapo one of our recreation and parks instructors. thank you. we love you very much. thank you for bringing our parents. [ applause ] >> good morning commissioners and recreation supervisors velez co-and superintendant. we have shirts for all of our staff. this team could not have happened without their support from the top down. little things like we were a traveling team for the

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