so those battles skirmishes occur, i remember when i worked for mike moore who brought the tobacco litigation. i was assistant attorney general then when that was filed. the governor himself filed a suit trying to stop that litigation and protect the tobacco companies. so the large corporations have the power and influence that it affects congress, our capitals when they can come in and just cut off litigation like, you know, like they did in west virginia where a coal company had a verdict and got a judge beat and got one of theirs elected and, you know, reversed that litigation finally i think a federal court reversed the supreme court -- the west virginia supreme court. but you have that power and influence. we have seen it in 1800s. we saw it in the roaring '20s where large corporations took control of our government. and i think we're seeing some of that again. >> bruce is in winter haven, florida. please go ahead, bruce. >> caller: yes. thank you for having me on. i'd like to ask the attorney general, most of these opioids, are they coming from overseas or out of the country? or are the

when they were interviewing me and i was meeting the partners i think it was mike moore said we once hired a woman an intense end well for us. this is 2000. so they had a long time to look. in addition to your great relationship you also have gotten attention to the next from the book that was published about silicon valley sex party. i was curious as i was reading the book the book is actually nuanced and thoughtful the topic of sex parties, getting invited to go to conference room gr a strip club with the 5-dollar all-you-can-eat buffet and at 1145 it's a hot lunch or conference room g. 1140 on a friday a woman has agreed to accompany me on the mission. there's a line out the door attack workers at lunch for strip and trim at a strip club. >> so what was the most jaw-dropping story shared with you? that made it into the book. >> stain on the strip club example, immediately invest in a woman came over to the table and i said i'm a journalist i'm just asking some questions. she's like cap all these companies are here all the time and they comes in groups of mostly guys. sometimes the

close to 40% women but you're right it is an issue for mom and dads, and you know, coming back to mike mooretly wrote an op ed in financial times where he -- compared the united states to china and talked about how everyone in china workings so much harder than in the u.s. and we need to be afraid with china surpassing and even women in china they'll go on business trip and not see their kids and husbands will meet them and bring them their child doesn't that sound -- amazing? so i've livered in china. i don't know if you ever lived in china. wrid for two years longer you do the longer you realize you don't know and it is a complex and nuance culture but to belie they have more freedom to pursue their careers than in the united states completely ridiculous and misleading this is a country that had one child policy as of years ago and women forced abortion to avoid breaking the law being a hard worker is not at odds with having a family and pathetic wanting to see people outside of the office, in fact, we need people to be well rounded and leading balanced lives so that they can sustain -- th

who have been accused of sexual assault and harassment and abuse , including mike tyson, bill o'reilly, steve when, roy moore, and now rob porter. will the white house say i president --at the say unambiguously that the president believes the women in these accusations? sec. sanders: i believe the president above anything else supports the victims of any type of domestic violence, but the president also supports due process. i don't have anything else further to at. photos were tweeted out of the victim with a black and the whiteay, house said out a statement 12 hours after. why was the white house still saying rob porter was a man of integrity after these circulated? sec. sanders: the comments that were made by members of the white house were based on our personal experience, and we can only expect -- we can only speak to the personal interactions we've had. reporter: why are high-level aides allowed to work with classified information without permanent security clearance? sec. sanders: once again, the fbi and other intelligence communities, they make that determination. that is not something decided by the

nothing about the women, the same way he expressed support for bill o'reilly, and roy moore and mike ttyson. praising the alleged predators, nothing but the women but scorn for his accusers. we all hear what he says and doesn't say. no at of repetition from the podium suggesting that we didn't hear what we thought we heard can change that. at the same time, it's insisting the president supports victims above all else. the white house is bobbing and weaving on the timeline. sarah sanders says the white house learned of, quote, the extent of the situation, last tuesday. that's their phrasing. last tuesday evening. been 24 hours, porter's resignation had been accepted and announced. she was pressed by reports that some in the white house knew about this for much longer, including the white house counsel. >> we reported that two others will have don mcgahn, over a period of months, was told by the ex-girlfriend, by the fbi, by others about the accusations and didn't do anything. can you explain why no action was taken by don mcgahn, the chief white house lawyer? >> the allegations that h

. >> he defended roy moore, roger ailes, bill clinton, mike tyson. i was speaking to someone who knows donald trump well earlier, and he said these were all his friends. so if he feels like you're on his team, the allegations are not credible. thank you gentlemen. >>> coming up the number three person at the justice department left her job today to take a job at wal-mart. we'll look at how this affects the russia investigation and if it does. even more breaking news tonight, president trump released the nunes memo without edits. tonight the president trump will not release the democratic response unedited. we'll talk about why next. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great

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point that the president has accused men of sexual harassment and including mike tyson, steve win, corey lewandowski, roy moorethe white house say that the president believes women making these accusations? >> i think the president, like i said above everything else, supports the victims of any type of domestic violence. the president also supporting due process. i don't have anything else further to add. >> i want to get back to the time line. intercept reporter tweeted out photos of holderness' black eye and they were published 8:30 wednesday morning. 12 hours after the photos were published and out they were released. why was the white how saying that porter was a man of integrity and honor after the photos had circulated? >> the comments made by members of the white house were based on our personal experience and we can only speak to the interaction we had. >> why are high level aides allowed to work with classified information without permanent security clearance? >> that's a question that the fbi and other intelligence

besides with the women, he didn't do it moore or o'reilly or roger ailes or mike tyson and if he sidesh the women, is he inviting somebody to apparently -- or to side with his accusers? because it shows that he could be credibly accused if he allows somebody else to? >> that is a good question. i never thought of it that way. i thought with roger ailes an o'reilly, he knew them and were friends and perhaps this is not behavior he was familiar with. but that is a very good question. and ai think these are issues that will come up. they will come up longer into -- if the democrats take over the house, which i think they're likely to, especially with this budget deal coming out, and this is a major issue to help him. he wasn't served well by his staff and there were other issues going on here. >> so you think this is a staff issue more so than an issue of judgment. >> you're bringing up the judgment part. i don't believe he knew about this. or had any idea. i don't think did -- about an fbi clearance for rob porter was taken to him nor should it have been. i think that if i was john kelly

when a man that he respects is accused of a horrific crime, whether it is roy moore or bill o'reilly or roger ahles or mike tyson or bill clinton back when he liked bill clinton, the president sides with the man and not the women. he didn't say anything about these victims in his statement friday. >> he does support women of domestic violence. i was in the office when he was asked the question, do you have a comment about rob porter? he made a comment about rob porter. he can also have compassion for the millions of victims of domestic violence, of child abuse, of drug use. >> are you worried at all about hope hicks? >> i'm very close to hope hicks and i don't worry about her. i'm sorry about any suffering these women have endured. but in the case of hope, i've rarely met someone so strong with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts. i didn't have the capabilities and presence of mind at her age that i see today. >> strong women get abused, too, it's not just weak women. >> strong women do get abused, let me agree with you on that. there is a stigma of silence on all these issues, whether it's drug abu

it was about his history of statements, mike tyson, bill clinton before he was running against his wife, roy moore, roger ailes, bill o'reilly, there are too many to count but you get the point. steve wynn. there's a record of men other behave terribly toward women and to see that this is photographic evidence, contemporary evidence. we've got many people saying the same m.o. and they were talking to the fbi for these clearances. they weren't talking to just friends which is collaborating as well of will. >> who is denying due process? the white house. if they believe that he didn't get his due process, then they have only themselves to blame. the reality is there are two women on the record that the fbi believed. who are trained to determine whether or not people are telling truth. you have a third person, an ex-girlfriend, who had reached out to these women along before the white house. so it involves a lot of doctorsness that somehow they've gotten together. >> ex-wives are not natural allies. the second wife is more likely to be suspicious of the first wife. but they are now, they have this si

it's an apples and oranges but with roy moore, the president saying roy moore denied it, siding with him. this dates back to mike tyson back in the early '90s. >> roger ailes, as well. >> right. >> bill o'reilly is another one. >> and yeah. let me thank you for that. i know you went up to the eagles parade yesterday. i'm so glad you represented us there. 700,000 people there. >> it was totally worth it. >> you sacrificed for your country. thank you so much giving up a day. phil rucker of the "post" on this what about your colleague getting that amazing conversation going with the vice president? how come you're always a foot beyond the loop of reality? >> she's brilliant, ashley parker. i wish she were here in washington because she would be teaming up with us to cover all of this white house drama. she does it better than anybody else. she's out there in south korea trying to keep the vice president accountable. >> thank you. what a great colleague are you. the white house staff drama played on in a reality game show. only roman na gold rose to fame on the apprentice before working in the white house. she once

various ways, he's always spoken up for the men, spoken up for roy moore, roger ailes, corey lewandowski, bill o'reilly, he spoke up for miken he was convicted of rape. so this is not new. this is consistent over many, many years. >> but then, yamiche, why does he accept his staffers' resignations so quickly? >> he feels as though these men are now making him look bad. most people who lose their job in the white house lose it not because the public sees them as not doing a good job. it's because the president himself starts to say, this is hurting my reputation among my base, will this make me look bad. he's still fuming about michael wolff's book "fire and fury" and the fact that they allowed him access into the white house. now there are reports that he has turned his scorn toward hope hicks because she was defending her boyfriend. the president didn't want people to start talking about his own accusations and the fact that he himself got into the white house after the "access hollywood" tape, continues to occupy these white house, and still does not want to talk about the "me too" movement. the president is really angry

moore. he took the same playbook when it came to roger ailes. bill o'reilly. mike tyson. many years before he became president when it came to sexual assault allegations. and the standing position, the official position of the trump white house is that all the women many of them who are accusing the current sitting president of sexual misconduct are themselves all lying. so the sad thing is, this is all par for the course. there's nothing particularly surprising about any of this. >> i just want to sort of highlight something important here because it's very important from what you mentioned. in the caves roy moore, there was identical reporting he was privately saying he thought the women were lying. in this case, we have him privately not just publicly out of necessity he has to say they're lying because it's a pr defense but genuinely believes that roy moore who is accused of molesting a child when he was district attorney and multiple women coming forward, two different women independently abuse allegations, documentation, a straining order, all of that is fabricated

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mike chitwood tells us today's sh guns every once again you can never be too prepared. >> that is as the deadly school shooting unfolded in florida parents o area like kaya moore a deepath. >> it's just very sad and you just never know. >> reporter: few hours after the school police superintendent michael chitwood told fox 29 activedrlst every public and private school in the township each y. >> school lock down, active shooter. th school has an alarm. each school is trained bysecurit the teacher should do. >> reporter: superintendent chitwood say constantly train for in school shooting situations like the cars are equipped with high powered weapons and blueprints to every school we go in to evey school unannounced and we do dr. >> very serious when it comes to drills for that. >> kayla moore's goes to local private school where they do drills to prepare. she's glad students, teachers and police practice foros. >> we always have to be pro paired for situations like this. you never know when it's going , my child. >> you must get the shooter. you mustust get the person who'n the schools attempting to hurt children. hool shootings go up each year, training intensifies

mike tyson was railroaded in this case. it is very sad. he is a very good person. >> these people are horrible people. they are horrible, horrible liars. >> roy moore denies it. that's all he can say, he denies it. and by the way, he totally denies it. >> he said yesterday that he is innocent. >> his reference there to saying horrible people were about the women that have come forward against the president himself. so victoria, let me ask you about this. several democratic women have tweet bed this over the weekend but does there need to be, you think, a more concerted effort among democrats to push back on the president? snrs fz i think what we are seeing already is a mobilization, and i think actions speak louder than words and we've been seeing an unprecedent number of women running for office. not since the year of the woman originally in 1994 have we seen women so frustrated and so angry at what has been happening under the trump administration and previously during trump's election. we are seeing democrats voice their outrage by running. then again what i want to see is a landslide of women at the polls. but i think that we do need to keep the pressure

mike tyson was railroaded in this case. >> it's very sad. because he's a very good person. >> these people are horrible people. they're horrible, horrible liars. >> roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. he denies it. and by the way, he totally denies it. >> he said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent. >> does the president believe rob porter is still innocent? >> i think the president is shaped by a lot of false accusations against him in the past, chuck, but in talking to the president, he's very disturbed about what happened to rob, he's very disappointed and i believe he thinks the resignation is appropriate. >> does he have confidence in general kelly? >> he has confidence in general kelly. >> did general kelly offer to resign or not? there's been confusion in other reporting. did he unofficially offer to write the resignation letter but not officially hand it to him? >> general kelly in my mind is an american hero. there are few americans that have sacrificed more for our country. john kelly knows he serves the president and he will step aside any time the president doesn't want him to be there. but he has not offered his resignation. he h

mike pence. meanwhile, a chance to get to the olympics site with the focus of courses on sports. moore was off about north korea's participant inspected take a listen. >> is a steppingstone. >> it certainly will not hurt. >> i don't think they're making a good neck showing to have a few athletes. >> i wish every day could be like this. we can all get along. i think is a great time to celebrate everyone being together.>> by the way, the north korean cheerleaders made another appearance on saturday on the sidelines of the games. as you heard that there is a mixed feeling. in the week ivanka trump will go to another delegation. there will go to a closing ceremony next weekend and once again, we hear that politics will be mixed in as well. >> thank you. and at the 6 o'clock hour we will do more on talks that could be meaningful and achieve anything when dealing with pyongyang. >> special counsel robert mueller issuing a savings and against 13 russian nationals for election mightily. how the white house is reacting and the potential impact for president trump. plus, the senate hitting a bri

mike. there's no approval... >>> well, it's on hold until further information. >> commissioners is there a motion that is seconded to continue this matter to april 19th. on that motion, commissioner koppel? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commission hillis. >> so moved. the motion passes unanimously, 5-0. and commissioners, item 21 for case 2017, and 1327 chestnut street. this is a conditional use authorization. >> commissioners i wanted to introduce you to another new staff member who you have not met. hired as a current planner for the flex team and a key staffer on the a.d.u. and legalization permits as well as c.p. 3p. program am and she's worked across northern california and most recently joined us from the town of atherton where she was an assistant planner and a town stability coordinator. and a bachelor of science with a business minor from cornell and we welcome her. >> good evening, commissioners. here from the planning department staff. the request before you tonight is for conditional use authorization to permit a beauty salon doing business as be radiant salon at the second story of 1327 chestnut street in and the r3 zoning district. proposal involves changing the use of this space from an off