national president the girl scouts of the usa were scathing letter to boy scout president mr randall stephenson stating that she found the idea of the boy scouts letting girls and quote unsettling that b.s.a. would seek to up that a paradigm that has served with bows boys and girls so well through the years and that they should quote not consider expanding to work crew girls the letter went on to attack the boy scouts decision as dangerous and reckless saying the girls need a safe space and that the girl scouts are the only ones equipped to handle the needs of young women the most puzzling of all was an accusation that they were secretly testing the idea to appeal to my little millennial parrots apparently that's a crime the question is why are the girl scouts treating young women and girls as mindless commodities that are only allowed to be used by their own gender in such a public way and what does it say about women in the leader of a major women's organization is using the emasculation of one of the men's organization in order to keep their membership numbers up and keep those cookie sales

national president the girl scouts of the usa were scathing letter to boy scout president mr randall stephenson stating that she found the idea of the boy scouts letting girls and quote unsettling that b.s.a. would seek to up that a paradigm that has served with those boys and girls so well through the years and that they should quote not consider expanding to work crew girls the letter went on to attack the boy scouts decision as dangerous and reckless saying the girls need a safe space and that the girl scouts are the only ones equipped to handle the needs of young women the most puzzling of all was an accusation that they were secretly testing the idea to appeal to my little millennial parents apparently that's a crime the question is why are the girl scouts treating young women and girls as mindless commodities that are only allowed to be used by their own gender in such a public way and what does it say about women when the leader of a major women's organization is using the emasculation of one of the men's organization in order to keep their membership numbers up and keep those cookie sal

national president the girl scouts of the usa were scathing letter to boy scout president mr randall stephenson stating that she found the idea of the boy scouts letting girls end quote unsettling that b.s.a. would seek to up and a paradigm that has served with those boys and girls so well through the years and that they should quote not consider expanding to work crew girls the letter went on to attack the boy scouts decision as dangerous and reckless saying the girls need a safe space and that the girl scouts are the only ones equipped to handle the needs of young women the most puzzling of all was an accusation that they were secretly testing the idea to appeal to my little millennial parents apparently that's a crime the question is why are the girl scouts treating young women and girls as mindless commodities that are only allowed to be used by their own gender in such a public way and what does it say about women when the leader of a major women's organization is using the emasculation of one of the men's organization in order to keep their membership numbers up and keep those cookie sale

randall stephenson the ceo of at&t, announced mr.as retiring, along with many other revelations. in a memo to every at&t employee worldwide. now this memo comes at a time after admitting they paid $600,000 to president trump's attorney, michael cohen. they said they hired cohen as a political consultant. this issue came up during the press briefing today with press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. here is what she said? >> i think that this further proves that the president's not going to be influenced by special interests. this is actually the definition of draining the swamp. reporter: but there are problems for at&t. mr. stephenson saying in the memo, this is a quote, our reputation has been damaged. there is no other way to say it. at&t hiring michael cohen as a political consultant was a big mistake. and randall stephenson goes on to say everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate but the fact is our past association with cohen was a serious misjudgment. in this instance our washington, d.c., team ve

>> randall stephenson sent a memo saying they're in the headlines for reasons they don't want to be in the headlines and stephenson even talked about mrn, the chief lobbyist resigning from his position but saying he's retiring. sources telling the wall street journal that quinn was forced out. stephenson said in the medium pillow that "our reputation has been damaged. there's no other way to say it, at&t hiring michael cohen was a big mistake. he went on in the memo to say everything we did was according to the law and legitimate. the fact is, our past association with cohen was a serious misjudgment. our washington d.c. team's vetting process failed and i take responsibility for that. now there's been no negative consequences for mr. stephenson because that $600,000 was paid to michael cohen and mr. stephenson included talking points for at&t employees saying it's common for companies as at&t did to hire political consultants. he points out that mr. cohen was not to lobby on behalf of at&t unless mr. cohen notified at&t. then at the very end of those talking points, they talk about the fact that the special counsel's office, robert m

now ceo randall stephenson cut to the chase, quoting employees and saying there is no other way to say it. hiring michael cohen as a political consultant was a mistake. and, it's unlikely mr. quinn knew he wasn't retiring until this week. at&t acknowledges that special counsel robert mueller requested information regarding the relationship with michael: but the company maintains that the mistake was above board. >> in the meantime, the president is taking on those high drug prices. now a lot of people are saying, you can't start legislating and approving or disapproving the price of everything. but the president has the upper hand on this because he's talking about people affording the drugs that keep them alive and keep them well. is he on to something? after this. prevagen. the name to remember. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, bu

in a memo to employees, randall stephenson, chief executive, said the telecommunications group's reputation has been damaged by signing mrtrump's long-time fixer to a contract shortly after he was elected resident. "there is no other way to say it asat&t hiring michael cohen a political consultant was a big mistake." the veteran that took over the washington-based veterans affairs office just after the election will depart and they will report to the general counsel's office in the dallas headquarters. while how being -- hiring lobbyists with connections is was notual, mr. cohen registered as a lobbyist and had no policy experience, raising questions of whether companies were paying purely for access. special counsel probing the trump campaign's ties to russia and cooperating, mr. cohen's office was raided last month by the fbi after a referral from mr. mueller's prosecuting team. back to our topic this morning, federal drug prices, what the federal drug -- government can do to lower drug prices. john in arvida, colorado, thanks for waiting. caller: my name is john. i had six operations in my back, four in my neck. [indi

mr. cohen and at&t says it has fully cooperated with all of the requested information. the key question, though, is when did randall stephensond out to several at&t press officers. they have not responded to this question. one responded by saying you have the information before you. randall stephenson said he takes full responsibility for this. we don't know what the consequences of his failure, because they failed to vet michael cohen, will be. neil. >> neil: you think about it, how could they have known so much that has since transpired on michael cohen back then? >> that's a very good question. but they're not answering the questions. the key question is when did randall stephenson know they would be paying michael cohen $600,000 and then for what. >> neil: thank you, my friend. keeping an eye on apple, they're down a little bit today. the big search for that $1 trillion quest to get up to the most valued company on the planet. the tech watch extraordinaire gene munster on this. i know when you get close to something like that it's in fits and starts. i just think it's a matter of when, not if. what about you? >> yeah, it'