mark: hello america i'm mark levin and this is life liberty and levin. i have a great guest greg harrison hoar user? >> i'm doing great. mark: you were notch up the newer a very successful businessman. a couple of questions just to begin withh here. you never went to college. all this talk about free college and you can't make it unless he went to college. how far in high school did you go? >> the ninth grade. b.a.r.t. and what happened? stu, >> i started buying and selling stuff. shop and i wanted a pawnshop, so i went down to city hall and they told me, no, you can't get a pawnshop. mark: in las vegas? >> in las vegas. i asked him why, and they pulled out the city code and apparently what happened in 1955, the good old boys got together and they passed a city ordinance, when the city population got to quarter of a million, they would issue one more license, and when they made the law, there is only 25,000 people living in vegas, they thought it was never going to happen. i'm 22 years old, and pawn license, if someone has one for sale, it was 500,000, 7

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. ♪ >> hello america i am mark levin this is life, livety and levin, our great guest. >> thank you. >you have a jd, you are a lawyer, you are a scholar in so many areas erase relations, immigration. policing, in colleges and universities. you have a new book, how race and gender pander and krupp university and undermine our culture this so relevant today, you argue toxic ideas, fueled intolerance and widened division. i think we see this everywhere now. >> we do, kavanaugh hearing was an example we're in gender studies 101 now. virtually every aspect of the culminating of hysteria that greeted judge coug kavanaugh was perfected over the past decade on the college campus. transforming lives of males on campus, creating a costly bureaucracy, it has moved into real world it is got going away. >> whether did it happen, they were always wine of liberal. they almost a soviet-style system there is no free speech, not allowed to challenge so-called norms in the university, where race and gender, seem to have a priority over other things. what did it happen? >> well, it 80s it started in my vi

mark: i am mark levin. this is "life, liberty and levin," we have a great guest, steve scalise. >> i am doing great. mark: majority whip, soon to be moneminority, i want to cover to areas, one is what happened. american people are interested. really united around you, when you were almost mor mortally wod and also policy questions. what happened in congress, and house. what is going to happen. first, have you a new book. "back in the game." we know the basics. let me ask you, this guy fires off a round. bullets. >> 762 caliber. mark: a big bullet. you are hit. what goes through, the moment you are hit, what was going through your mind? >> initially, i was stunned. we're on a baseball field, you are not thinking about gunfire, i was hit, i went down my legs gave out, i heard more gunfire, i knew what was going on, but you are still trying to process, i never saw the shooter, but i could hear, it was third base, i was on second base, i started crawling to out field. mark: in pain? >> almost a numbness, i am n

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levin." . mark: attorney general meese, we've just had this incredible -- i don't know how to describe it, budget process without a process or spending process. apparently, the leadership met both parties. they come up with this massive omnibus bill, over 2200 pages. most of the other members didn't see it. senators are complaining they literally had 24 hours, they could not propose any amendments. house members saying they had 17 hours. and yet they both passed. what do you make of this? is this what is intended by the frameers of the constitution? >> absolutely not. i believe this budget and quite frankly most of the budgets we've seen in many cases for several years, we haven't even had a budget until almost halfway through the budget year. the budget goes from october to october. and today, we're just about halfway through the budget for 2018. now how can people even plan in the various departments in the military where they're trying to look ahead to acquire the most modern weaponry and th

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levin: mike levin from california's 49th. my district is in san diego in orange county, and cross-border trade is extremely important to our district. the president has taken a -- taken our relationships with mexico and canada to the brink. unnecessarily. and while we don't know the full details, it resembles what was there before. a lot of this is for show. ultimately, as an environmental advocate, i will be looking at the worker protections and environmental protections and until we have some details, we can't make an educated decision. i look forward to those details , as i know my freshman colleagues do. mr. pappas: chris pappas from new hampshire. what is wonderful about this freshman class is we are close to the ground and these are so essential to make sure that congress is always embodying and reflecting and translating the voices of the people of this country. in my district, we benefit from international trade, particularly with canada. i think we are always well served by calm and sober talks . by ensuring we are r

levine a heavier sentence except for the cooperation. >> dennis levine was one guy doing insider tradingwhat dennis levine did is what led to ivan boesky. >> the securities and exchanged commission stunned wall street today when it announced ivan boesky has been fined the largest penalty ever for insider trading and has been barred from the industry. >> boesky did what he claimed he would ever do, use insider information to buy huge blocks of stock in companies secretly involved in takeover deals. >> ivan boesky was a crook. handing bags of cash to people who would give him inside information. >> if we had capital punishment for white collar crimes, i would say he would be a prime candidate. >> ivan boesky arrived in court to hear himself described as a man whose arrogance has been stripped away. there's no doubt that the man become a symbol of what's wrong with wall street. >> the news of the boesky indictment was like the bombshell on wall street. >> what do we call greed the day before an indictment is filed? >> recently, we called it success. some of the people who have turned out to

a list of nominated students were taken to levine and the bulls but one stood out.on. >> i talked to his coach and his family members and the type of person he is and the thing he do around the community. he has a little bit of a burden on his shoulder. he's looking to give back. so i can do the same for repor his grandmother and she raised three of his cousinsing care ofe children so he decided to dedicate the shopping spree and home makeover to his grandmother. >> do you think she'll have a good reaction to it. >> she'll probably cry. >> oh, for real. >> i think so. >> reporter: a day of shopping for clothes. >> might as well get the whole outfit. >> and furniture, 15 hours of cleanup put together with a little wrapping paper and the home was ready to go. >> what's up? >> oh my god. >> yep. >> you're all good. >> oh, my god. >> i'm just so -- i never expected anything. for this to happen for me come to something like this, it was so overwhelmed. oh wonderful. >> it has been hard for like a couple of years housewise. we needed certain things but never had the money

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. >> reporter: david levine said the sentencing memo indicates federal prosecutors have evidence to back up michael cullen story. >> part of that story is all but saying that the president committed felonies. if he were a private citizen at this point, he would have been indicted. >> reporter: robert mueller filed sentencing memos. cohen admits to lying to congress about mr. trump's company pursuing a business deal during the presidential campaign. the memo said michael cohen tried to reach the campaign as early as 2015. he said in his memo on paul manafort that transformer campaign manager repeatedly lied to prosecutors and partnered with russian nationals with possible ties to russian intelligence to persuade witnesses to lie about their work in the ukraine to perfect man of -- to protect manafort. the white house fired back said there was no information showing solution and russian election meddling. but professor levine said the memos indicate more people could be indicated inclusion is not at the heart of this legal probe. >> that is not the legal term of our conspiracy. the documen

jason: up next, joey levin looks ahead to 2019 in the digital world.is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm jason kelly. carol: and i am carol massar. you can listen to us in new york, boston, washington, d.c. jason: and in the bay area and london on the bloomberg business app. 2019n't look ahead to without checking out two spaces continuing to evolve quickly, digital media and luxury. carol: we need to talk about the digital space. joey levin dug into the price of data and privacy. >> when we think about data, we think the most important thing is that the price to value exchange is both one that has user consent but also passes the smell test. consent can be a tricky thing. >> even people who are relatively tech savvy do not understand what they are giving up. >> correct. it is hard to explain what they are giving up. you need to give control to consumers. it needs to pass the smell test. cambridge analytica did not. it was pretty obvious with that itanalytic and didn't. it was some personality test thing th

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story of a man who's been welcomed into millions of homes across the globe for more than three decades. >> this is the story of a man who has been to boarding scho, and what started as a summer gig at a radio station to pay tuition turned into a career, which had its perks. you were kind of a serial dater. what was your type? i was into faces more than bodies. i wasn't one of those guys who said, "boy, look at the knockers on that girl." soon enough, he got the opportunity of a lifetime hosting "jeopardy!". you never let producers call you the star of the show. - never. - but yet in "wheel of fortune," they say they are the stars of the show, but you don't like that. turns out alex trebek's finish line may be closer than you think. your contract is up on "jeopardy!" in 2020. can you imagine a life without "jeopardy!"? - sure. - what are the odds that you will stay after 2020? alex trebek, the man with all the answers. harvey, welcome. uh, what is a salutation? you got that

mark: hello america i'm mark levin and this is life liberty and levin.great guest greg harrison hoar user? >> i'm doing great. mark: you were notch up the newer a very successful businessman. a couple of questions just to begin withh here. you never went to college. all this talk about free college and you can't make it unless he went to college. how far in high school did you go? >> the ninth

or more now, i'm joined by david levine, law professor at uc hastings. obviously, part of the system but this has nothing to do with uc hastings and was centered on uc berkeley. start with the agreement. what do you make of the settlement? >> it was settlements are good for everybody, and that certainly is the case. the college republicans can say they won, and certainly press releases say they won and there are some changes being implemented and of course, if you get a payment will say, it good for everybody, or we won because these were changes that were already in process, these were very minor, we can live with all of this. this is what our practice was anyway. and, we spent much more than that, we would have spent much more to show that we were in the right. so this is a good settlement for everybody. >> that is in fact the argument made by the spokesperson for uc berkeley. we have a little bit of that now to show you. basically, he says that this policy is really something that benefited berkeley college republicans, as they hosted numerous events

getting this gig. >> not quite sure i understand why levine's in that mix but jeff can tell us. joining us now -- >> an aide to rudy giuliani in city hall, a supporter of the president and rudy giuliani has the president's ear. >> there's mulvaney, used to be a member of congress. meadows is a current member of congress. so that's interesting. there are a lot of presidents that think that's interesting. what's your take on this? >> it surprised me of steve mnuchin telling other people he pretty much just works four days a week and as treasury secretary one thing. i'm sure the chief of staff has stuff to do on fridays. >> yep. >> reporter: not such a bad gig by comparison, right. look? some of the men on the list, all men, some didn't want to be seen looking as if they wanted the job and others of them really didn't want the job at all. i think we can now move mark meadows, the republican congressman from north carolina, from that second category to the first because even as he was signaling through sources speaking to us that he didn't -- had no interest in the position he just

joey levin dug into the price of data and privacy.n we think about data, what we think the most important thing is that the price to value exchange is both one that has the user consent but also passes the smell test. consent can be a tricky thing. >> even people who are relatively tech savvy do not necessarily understand what they are giving up. joey: correct. it is hard to explain in a small set of words what they are giving up. number one, you need to give control to consumers. number it needs to pass the two, smell test. for example, cambridge analytica, that did not. it was some personality test thing that had no real value to the consumer. in exchange, their data went a lot of places the consumer would not have imagined. when they realized that they said, hold on, that is a big problem. i think a company can know that. i'm not saying it happened intentionally. i think a lot of those things were accidents. operators of businesses have to be doing a price to value exchange on a valid basis. they have to be able to look themselves

i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin". walter williams we have this debate going on and i'm watching the news with great trepidation. were not getting facts or information t and then to debate about the second amendment but really this debate and i'm curious about your thoughts is over the first amendment. but they also want to debate control those people who say wait maybe there should be police and the schools you want to outlaw weapons. whatever but to debate the universities and i am noticing the more groupthink that is promoted what do you think about that quick. >> i think americans need to be educated why the founders of the nation gave us the second amendment in the firstdm place. they gave us the second amendment not to do duckhunting or deer hunting and protect hazards they explicitly said they want us to have arms to protect ourselves against abusive government. mark: that is true and factual but yet it is crazy if you listen to the media. >> that is absolutely right. but another question about gun control and r

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meadows, levine and whitaker. i want to share what mark meadows had to say. he said, serving as chief of staff would be a incredible honor -- >> you see randy levine there. as a yankee fan i'm happy to hear that. >> that's bizarre. >> thank you kevin, from the white house. in london, england a big story two and a half years ago. the world was surprised when we heard most brits wanted out of the eu. what has taken so long? the prime minister says the votes are not there and she has planned to exit from the european union. known knows what happens let. she's in trouble. brexit looks coysy and the world is a mess. who bet tore keep on top of it but ashley webster in london. what happened, ashley? >> well, you paint quite a picture, neil, don't you. our right, what happens? theresa may had to admit she didn't have the votes for the brexit deal to get passed in the building behind me. she said she was going with the vote. she was persuaded she would be embarrassed so she has "deferred" the vote. tomorrow she will head to the norther lands and try to raleigh suppor

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. >> good afternoon, pamela levin, chief financial officer, san francisco health service system. this report provides you summaries of the actual revenues and expenses for the employee benefit trust fund and the general fund administrative budget through october 31 as well as the annual fiscal projections through june 30, 2019. as far as the trust projections, the final trust balance that will be reported in our financials when they're issued next week is 77.4 million. based on the activity through october 2018, the fund balance is projected to be 72.2 million, which is a 2 -- 5.2 million decrease. we're seeing favorable claims experience for city plan and unfavorable claims experienced for blue shield, access plus, and trio. there's favored claims experience for the dental plan, and we're project today have 7.9 -- projected to have 7.9 million in pharmacy rebaits, a year-end balance of 1.3 million is projected for the health he care sustainability fund, which is also known as the $3 budget. no performance guarantees have been received so far this year. we've had two reimbursemen

based on the existing tax which funds catholic and protestant churches in germany the idea is that levin a charge on practicing muslims here would make german mosques less dependent on financial support from abroad. the central mosque in cologne is the largest in all of germany the mobs in germany come largely from turkey and are paid by the turkish religious organization the dia net the concept that mosques could be offered an alternative financing by germany appeals to many politicians in the government coalition. he taught us a city that i believe it's important that mosque associations in germany and islam are independent of foreign influence from currently the fact is that most of the money comes from foreign states and that's not good for our society or islam in germany. after all fit in islam in. the turkish community gives the plan a cautious welcome to interest groups often i support the wish for independence in germany in all areas because here in germany we have a federal constitution that covers all religions. for finished. but the structure of the muslim organizations in ger

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andrew levin coming from hampshire.states plans to sia.ctions on russ why were they triggered? >> the treasury department has sanctioned several russian entities over the last couple of years under the trump toinistration, empire due the election interference that took place in 2016 -- in part due to the election interference that took place in 2016. the are lax on rusal, russian aluminum company. the treasury department is putting on new sanctions on people who were involved in the election interference effort in 2016 from russia's gru and the internet agency. we have seen reports over the past week that involve -- that outline how much russia was involved in the social media efforts and in trying to sway opinion in the 2016 election. these new sanctions announced by the treasury department indicate that the treasury department is not yet finished punishing russia for its 2016 election interference. as i'm reading now the bloomberg piece, it appears that still subjectis to these sanctions. what has changed here? sancti

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mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin.his is "life, liberty & levin," and our special guest, former attorney general ed meese. how are you, sir? >> fine, thanks, mark. mark: there's a lot going on in the country these days, but before we get into that, you were attorney general of the genel of the united states.y we're going to get into that in a little bit. before that you had quite a substantial career, too. i'm curious to know, you

levin who has served this body with distinction for many years. mr. levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. levin: thank you, mr. neal, and i salute your eloquent statement. i hope everybody listens. usually legislation has either rhyme or reason or both. this bill has neither. it is dramatically unreasonable. it adds insult to injury. it would further increase our growing federal debt. this time by almost $100 billion, driven by the irresponsible 2017 tax law. our projected annual deficit has already more than doubled since president trump came into office. more than double. mainly to benefit, as mr. neal spoken about so well, the very wealthy. the majority thought the first tax bill of theirs would at least be helpful politically. t turned out for voters sour music. it was as was described earlier, hypercxds hyperpartnership at its worse. no hearings. nothing like it. and once again. so on this last day of votes this session and close to my last of thousands and thousands votes over 36 yea

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but professor levine said the memos indicate more people could be implicated, and collusion is not at the heart of this legal probe. toback that is >> that is not a legal term of art. these documents are replete with conspiracy. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2. -- fox 2 news. tom lackey recommended he served four years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled next day -- wednesday in new york. >>> they say he was forced out because he was gay. >>> but first, commercial grabbing is back. the delays that were once in place due to dangerous levels of toxins. >>> give you a look there as well, a beautiful day. we are waking up with mostly clear skies, just a little bit apache fog out there this morning. temperatures are cool with a relatively mild afternoon in store. i will have a look at what you can expect today and the next opportunity at rain coming up. >>> commercial crab season is open now. the season kicked off just after midnight. an area which included the reserve to the sonoma mendocino line had been closed due to elevated levels of acid. officials say talk levels have no

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