they are controlled by the murdocks, rupert and his sons.docks are not sure whether to continue standing by o'reilly. let's flashback to april 1st. "the new york times" reported on the previously secret settlements o'reilly struck with women who accused him of sexual harassment. he settled to avoid embarrassing headlines. sponsors started to move their ads from the o'reilly factor. a woman who has not settled in exchange for a payout called up and asked fox to formally investigate o'reilly. her name is wendy walsh. this is what her lawyer said. >> we received a return phone call from a couple of attorneys who represent fox news. they said that they are, indeed, going to do an investigation based on wendy's complaint. >> in response to that comment, 21st century fox issued a statement saying they investigate all complaints and asked paul weiss to continue assisting in the matter. this is a canned corporate statement that contained big news. he is the law firm that looked into fox news boss, roger ales and they concluded ales has to go. is the

we are told that murdock will continue to run the show. i also think that murdock has a lot of loyalty to mr. o' riley. coming on the hill of new york times story is not something that he wants to be responding to. >> right. they lost a number of other names. it would be problematic to lose one more especially this game. it is the biggest of all. >> what happens is after they lost megyn kelly. they extended o' riley's contract. they extended knowing that these deals had been made with women coming forward making accusations against him. they knew there was a good chance that these things would be public. they saw mr. o' reilly of such an important network that they're willing to do that. >> what the murdocks have not answered is that why did mr. o' reilly stayed and mr. ailes had to leave. th similar allegations have been made of mr. o' reilly but they stood by him. >> there is a question about advertisers. fox says don't worry about -- we are not running ads on mr. o' reilly show. you cannot really have the 8:00 hour of the network. it is

the murdocks say they are trying to make things right.is still the subject of a grand jury investigation over which which. it could be a very big deal going forward, this federal investigation. fox's ratings. there were people filling in. can fox hold onto its title and what's going happen with this investigation? a former federal prosecutor and legal analyst. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> there is so much we don't know about this federal investigation. the kpexistence of it has leake out. tell us how this is going to transpire. there has been reports of grand jury meetings. what could be happening and how does this usually go about? >> remember, the grand jury process is designed to be secretive. also that fox news was paying settlements in the form of a salary payment. the reason this is important legally is because isn't happy to disclose to its investors. the lynch pin is whether it is material information that would help to guide an investor's decision about whether or not to invest in the country. arguably, y

you know, rupert murdock and roger ails were very close.rd it was james murdock more than any of the other three who were sort of pushing more to have this next generation, of leadership and perhaps a different sense of some of the importance of corporate culture being more of a priority for fox. >> julia, thank you. julia boors the tin in san francisco on this developing story. obviously, you think the other cable news channels out there are probably sal rate ising at the idea of getting some audience, although, it's a different audience, pick e they're taking advantage of this weak inside, even if it's for the advertising dollars. >> yeah, i tell you what, i think fox has an audience that's not going to leave. i think fox has an understand that u audience that will be happy to see a new face in there i don't think this is an opportunity for people to knock this company down. i think they will figure out how to strike. >> he did have a tremendous following. we talk about a different type of person amendment. this was a cult-like following.

james murdock is focussed on buying sky tv, a major acquisition in europe.id all of the noise around the phone hacking scandal. that is back up at the plate. it needs regulatory approval. they don't need noise. sohis might be the number one show, a $20 million guy. $20 million verses 11 billion can't really compare. >> we also have politics. i heard a political veteran say flat years in ways we kind of stopped noticing bill o'reilly's talking points every night became in a way the surrogate talking points on all of the cable channels and shows it all spawned into the next day and when was the last time you heard the president of the united states describe a prominent cable news host as a friend and defend him? o'reilly did occupy a different part in that politics business nexus. >> bill o'reilly really defined the opinion host on cable news. it used to be when you had opinion, you had to have both sides represented. bill o'reilly said no i don't need that. people want to hear -- walter chronkite said that's the way it is. on my show people want to hear what

nothing's official until we hear it from rupert murdock or his sons.eilly is a -- it's crazy that o'reilly wouldn't be helming his show on fox. and that advertiser boycott, those advertisers abandoning his show, all of that adding up to a situation that's untenable for the murdocks. >> if it's true that o'reilly is on the way out, it shows how important ad dollars are when push comes to shove. is this just about ad dollars or the atmosphere inside fox? >> you have fox worrying about getting access to sky tv in eveni england. i think it's extraordinary, but i think the pressure on fox has just mounted to an incredible degree, almost an unbearable degree, because even if they're to bring o'reilly back, people are not going to let up. people are picketing outside the building, i don't know how they get out from under this, and another woman adding to the mix, it just goes on and on, the drip, drip of this, and they feel like they have to get out from under it. >> the new accusations that are being made, your client says that this occurred back in 2008? >>

locke lin and james murdock executives, reported pushed for the out offer and rupert murdock signing off. after a careful review of the allegations company and bill o'reilly agreed that he will not be returning. he released his own statement. tremendously disheartening to part ways due to unfounded complaints but reality many of us in the public eye have to live with today. comes after new images tonight showing him on vacation shaking hands with the pope at vatican today. in new york, fox executives were not forgiving. new accusers coming forward. including this foirn fox employee. shows her calling anonymous tip line alleging he would rear and grunt at her, calling her hot chocolate. one of the few publicly defended him, president trump. telling "new york times" >> i think he's a person i know well and good person. personally think he shouldn't have settled. >> reportedly a friend for years and guest on the show. after release the "access hollywood" video. >> not going to play too much because it's guy talk crude. >> roger ailes forced out with multiple accusers coming forward. ton

then the question becomes how far can the murdocks go in shaking up the company. >> you owe, o'reilly'scently. >> right. and these payments were made to these women. so you know, it seems to me like everyone was kind of willing to say, we'll let bigones be bygones. >> until gretchen carlson spoke out last year. when she sued ailes, that's the domino effect that started all this. what courage it must have taken for her to step forward. >> i guarantee you the money bill o'reilly gets will be a lot more than the women. >> there is a nine to ten-minute period between when fox news decides it's going to get rid of roger ailes and says it has zero tolerance for any kind of behavior that makes employees uncomfortable and the bill o'reilly scandal. the mur cobs at the end of the day they make decisions based on what they believe is good for the business. there is sort of a ka fitch las vegas here to public pressure. obviously they were aware of some of what was going on before ultimately deciding to fire him. >> we'll leave it on that note but certainly be more fallout. thanks very much for war

the murdocks started an investigation with a law firm.ow exactly what the know the murdocks made a y we - decision based on the results from the law firm. that's the way roger ailes left. he hired o'reilly 20 years ago. now the same situation. >> so quickly. we know he was bringing in more than $100 million a year revenue. he was signing a new contract. that matters a lot, right? how much money is he possibly getting now effectively fired? will he be pays 10s of millions of dollars to do it? >> the contract renegotiation does matter a lot. that took place early this year. he gets paid somewhere in the ballpark of $20 million a year. the average contract, two, maybe three years. you're getting 40 million, 60 million even more than roger ailes walked away with it. certainly the case that his lawyers will make -- or the case they've perhaps already made is, look, when bill o'reilly paid out the settlements, a lot of those were paid by the company itself. there's no way that the company can justifiably say that it wasn't aware of the accusati

that's when rupert murdock and sons released this statement, the company and bill o'reilly have agreed he will not return. he was in rome today where the pope shook hands with him. he continued to deny the claims and issued his own statement saying it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways over unfounded claims. that's the reality many of us in the public eye must live with today. >> fox's ales redesigned under similar situations. fox risks a reputation of being unfriendly to women. >> a strike force is headed to korean peninsula. when president trump indicated that the arrest mad da was heading in that direction, it wasn't at all. in fact it was 3,000-miles away heading in the other direction to aaustralia for military exercises. the white house is acknowledging that but sean spicer said they didn't try to mislead anyone. >> it's a fact. it's happening. >> the trump administration made it clear the rare craft carrier was moving toward the peninsula to demonstrate strength to kim jong un. newspapers are accusing trump of lying and asks if the u.s. is bluffing its policy. >> a

rupert murdock and his sons have emphasized changing the culture of the company so that this behavior is unacceptable. and pressure escalated once the company asked a law firm to address the allegations. >> did they do the same thing with roger ails who was ousted? >> i have sympathy for my counterpart covering this story as it's going on, but what's happening here is bigger than fox, as others were saying it's a milestone for corporate america. this is bigger than o'reilly, it's about the future of conservative media and about the future of standards in the workforce, there are probably women watching this program, who feel they have been harassed by their superiors in the workplace, maybe they feel a little more confident tonight coming forward because they have seen a david go up against a goliath in a couple of these cases, first with ailes and then with o'reilly. >> in their statement that we just played, him saying that it would only be women who felt uncomfortable. i think anybody would feel uncomfortable in that sort of a work environment. >> i would hope so. >> yeah, you woul

i think this is the decision that the murdock sons had to make. i agree with what rick is saying.y have other future acquisitions to consider. the good thing for fox is they are considering the fact we are in the 21st century. in a perfect world, you are supposed to treat people the way yont to be treated. you cannot turn a blind eye of sexual harassment. this move shows they are making an effort to do the right thing by human beings, by women. >> and zerlina, do you think o'reilly was given too much credit by influence by the left and right? >> i think he has a considerable amount of influence. that is true. the allegations were always circulating. these are not new allegations or we don't know about previous allegations which were on tape. in terms of o'reilly's influence, it is clear he has a very large influence. his audience went up during the time of allegations back in the news. i don't think it was overplayed. i think as joe said we're in the 21st century. we have to treat everyone, no matter the gender, like they are full human beings deserving of equal rights. that is th

the murdock sons could have come in and cleaned out after ailes.they promoted people. >> explain who bill schein was. >> he was a longtime confident of o'reilly. and he was promoted to fox president last august. and people said -- people who work at fox had been very specific. he quieted us. he told us to take the buyout. he told us not to go after roger ails, and they promoted him. they still have a large culture promise. >> the people they're promoting for these prime time shows have similar remarks. and the guy who ambush me is going to get part of prime time spot. >> let me show you a clip from this morning. >> when we talk about these thugs that play football and they get an opportunity play in the nfl, there's so many young high schoolers that would love that opportunity and these thugs waste it. we give him a work permit to go to college, that's what daca does. >> was he scaling the wall to get back in? >> he was. >> that's the part of the story you haven't heard on the channels. >> they do what they do over there. and i think that the marke

the murdock sons could have come in and cleaned out after ailes.explain who bill schein was. >> he was a longtime confident of o'reilly. and he was promoted to fox president last august. and people said -- people who work at fox had been very specific. he quieted us. he told us to take the buyout. he told us not to go after roger ails, and they promoted him. they still have a large culture promise. >> the people they're promoting for these prime time shows have similar remarks. and the guy who ambush me is going to get part of prime time spot. >> let me show you a clip from this morning. >> when we talk about these thugs that play football and they get an opportunity play in the nfl, there's so many young high schoolers that would love that opportunity and these thugs waste it. we give him a work permit to go to college, that's what daca does. >> was he scaling the wall to get back in? >> he was. >> that's the part of the story you haven't heard on the channels. >> they do what they do over there. and i think that the market for that is strong. is

of course, the company's ceo, james murdock, his brother lachland and their father rupert murdock, alongel made the final decision this morning, i'm told by people close to the company, sealing mr. o'reilly's fate after recent revelations started to stack the deck even more so against him in terms of a couple of things i guess that have come out over the last few days, new people with certain allegations. so this was not a fait acompli, even though this morning it seemed to be, but the final decision made this morning after the three men who run the company and who essentially control it meeting with their lawyers on the phone, decided his time was up. on the financial impact here, i don't know if you guys have hit it at all, and we're watching the stock price here. not expected to be much. i have spoken to a couple of investors this morning. you know, you can kind of back into a revenue number that might say somewhere between 100 and $200 million, although a lot will be made up. so it is obviously a much larger statement in terms of the cultural -- the culture that they want at 21st cen

the murdock-owned paper is reporting that fox news is looking at how and when to sever ties with itsime host. o'reilly has been plagued with a ex-sl harassment scandal in recent weeks after it was discovered that o'reilly paid out $13 million in settlements to five different women. o'reilly said he made the set e settlements to put to rest controversies to spare his children. anger has continued to bubble up against the news channel with protesters and sexual assault survivors rallying outside the headquarters as another woman came out with accusations of sexual harassment against the host. his lawyer said he had been subjected to a brutal campaign of character assassination orchestrated by far left organizations bent on destroying o'reilly. >> certainly something to watch, considering he's supposed to be on vacation right now. >>> just ahead, why tom brady is heading to the white house, plus a new caffeine fix that will have you seeing rainbows. you're watching "early today." wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] neutrogena® hydro boos

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all the murdocks, thank you very much for the opportunity at 5:00. kyle, can you bring this out? i got you a parting gift, really quickly. first of all, we'll give the jasper -- >> throw me a bone. >> i'm really going to miss the jasper story. >> you can borrow him. >> i would love to. k.g., beautiful rose for you, i'll miss you like my sister. bob, i brought you a copy of the constitution. read it, my friend. >> i'll be happy to. >> greg, something more important to give you, and i mean this from the bottom of my heart. a handshake. >> we're good. >> we're good now. >> there you go. >> the last one, i hope you tune in, on the show, 10:00 p.m. tomorrow, i have terry shepherd and lauren sutton. >> this painting was done by a philadelphia forensic artist, and this is a picture of robe gooding, the philadelphia police department took this out, because of citizens picking up the phone and calling in, they eventually, his -- the person who murdered him was caught. and shot himself. so i just want to say on behalf of the philadelphia police department, it is a wonderful police work. >>

we don't know what the murdocks found. he's been cancelled which is an astonishing. he was the biggest star and we'll see where he will go but definitely not on fox. >> influential when it comes to politics and the republican party and this particular president. other news when it comes to this. fox is getting new sexual harassment from current employees until today? >> yes. even today fox fuse contributor who had spoken to new york times privately gone public and is speaking out about this. lisa woo represents lyndsey wal walsh, even though wylie is gone, there are other issues for fox. >> fox's exec sutive spear, the is more to come >> people asked me, why did it take so long of the background. >> they had to know. they paid out all of this money. certainly, fox executives were aware of rally reputations and some of these settlements. he was a profit engine until he turn into a liability. >> they had to know some part of it because they were paying out, o'reilly was paying out all the money. >> when boundendy, this whole t starts with you speaking out of sexual har

this lines up with our reporting this evening that there's a decision about to be made by the murdockwards letting o'reilly go. that would be a stunning turn of events. >> and thats -- put that headline up on the wall street journal and i'll ask my colleague, dillen buyers this. at this point considering what has happened, the advertisers so many had dropped out -- at least from the o'reilly show. i think they said they reallocated. there's been protests. someone else has come forward. >> i think we should call a spaed a spaed. f the new york times is reporting that fox is preparing to cut ties with bill o'reilly, then they're preparing to cut ties with bill o'reilly. sources toclose to o'reilly said he would be coming back april 24th and they stood by that up until today. now all the sudden it appears he's going to be cut from fox news and it's hard to over state how drastric a development this is. bill riley brings in over $100 million in revenue for that company. this is -- especially in the wake of roger ails oust last year. >> this whole thing started with your client, with wendy

deroy murdock joins me with more.y, set, that's one thing, people should be focusing on the shady uranium deal. fill us in. people need to hear the details of that one again, especially when there's all the accusations that putin put it out there? >> the idea is that president trump is vladimir putin's puppet and investigate this. no one wants to look at the clinton's dealings with russia. uranium one is a company that is canadian based, in steps the company which is the russian government atomic energy company, and they step into buy a majority stake in the company. hillary clinton as secretary of state had say about this. she was part of a committee supposed to look into foreign asset sales that have national security repercussions and this did because we're dealing with uranium. three weeks after the company said it wanted to buy uranium, bill clinton flies to moscow and gives a talk, gets paid $500,000 while his wife is deciding this. trish: they represent transcapital? >> correct. about the same time this is goin

fox news, there is speculation some brand and image changes going on because of james murdock's visiony in contrast to his fathers. i think tucker carlson has been the number two. he is gaining steam with the last several months there. at least for the time being, viewership will be fine. >> your edition of the 35 most powerful people in media came out. bill o'reilly was there and top tier management from fox news. how do you think this is a change to the culture for the fox news hallways to see this type of turn? >> i mean, i would hope it is welcome. it is hard to say exactly what is going on at all of the varying levels in the company right now. these are some of the most powerful people in media. clearly they decided to clean house. they started with roger ailes. while not an on-air face of the the company. this is something they will respond to and i hope this is trickling down on the day-to-day level and people who work there are feeling a difference and the company is really putting money where its mouth is in solving these problems. >> when we think of the problems, katie, have

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the decision was announced this afternoon by rupert, james, and markland murdock.kurtz is here with details. >> bill o'reilly, the biggest star in the history of fox news, is leaving in the wake of mounting allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct. the news came this afternoon in a terse statement from 21st century fox, saying that after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, they have agreed that he will not be returning. o'reilly, the top ranking hosting cable news is known for his combative, sometimes confrontational style. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. speaker and a cordial relationship with president trump. the climate shifted dramatically after a "new york times" report that o'reilly or fox had paid $13 million over the years to settle five cases around sexual harassment. o'reilly, whose lawyer has accused far left groups of engaging on a sneer campaign, spoke with appropriate it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to unfounded claims, but that is the unfortunate reality many of us live with today. o'

in this case the murdocks, at least, they took the sports analogies, this is personal, let's go through the past. right? basically, roger ailes was bill belly check for the patriot itself. o'reilly is tom brady, imagine that owner getting rid of both of them. i understand there is still some work to do. they brought from an outside firm to do investigation, instead of dock their own. now two of the biggest names the brains of the organization, ailes and the face of cable news o'reilly are out. those are positive steps. >> patriots look good with jimmy garoppolo. just saying. thanks for your insights this morning. >>> we are back, federal regulators for wells fargo had 700 chances to stop the fake account scandal but failed. we will get a check on cnn money stream next. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program.

. >> rupert murdock's sons are deeply uncomfortable.y help run the company, they're very uncomfortable with this advertiser backlash, whether or not they do anything about it is the question. >> obviously they're not uncomfortable with the fact that he's doing that, because they've been settling these lawsuit force a long time. >> there is an ongoing federal investigation involving payments involving roger ails who stepped down amid his own allegations of sexual harassment. >> just because there's a settlement, doesn't necessarily mean that he's guilty. and i have seen cases where men have said, settle the case, i can't deal with the embarrassment or the insurance company or the corporation you work for says okay. we don't know whether he's guilty in all of these cases or any of these cases. >> and they also don't know what is fox going to do. his contract was going to expire at the end of this year, at some point they said it was extended but this may be enough to keep them from extending ill. >>> out front next, jeanie mos and an man

if they were convincing, why did rupert murdock make the decision he did?d out at $40 million, roger ailes did, with the departure last year. now o'reilly keeping $25 million on his departure. do you think there is a new voice for the conservative movement? >> i certainly hope so. >> is it tucker carlson? >> i think we need to have voices for conservatives that are saying this kind of behavior isn't respectable. it's not acceptable at all. that's something that i think is going to be an increasing struggle for the brand. how do we reach out to women and make this a party about women and women's issues. i think women are frustrated with the political conversation right now because there is a lot of focus on sexual harassment, sexual violence. all issues are women's issues. i don't think the gop has done a good job communicating that, but minimizing issue with this one issue isn't helpful either. >> but the expanse that we discuss these issues, at the same time the election of donald trump, the tape from that came out, that demonstrated kind of what he said i

. >> there's a thursday board meeting for rupert murdock and his sons.timate men who make the decision about whether o'reilly stays or goes. perhaps we'll hear a decision by the end of the week. >> he was going to the vatican. >> he's going to italy today. >> sort of adds up that he would plan this and that he would be runk. that'sing the second part of it. what's changed that now talking about exit? >> number one fox will not confirm if he's coming back on monday. there's a bubble of silence around fox. it was reported earlier today that the sons james and lochlin are aligned against o'reilly. there's a clear division in the family against o'reilly. some say they don't believe he'll be back on the show. all the because of new york times story about the settlements and the prospect of other women coming forward. >> some of those settlements we had known about, right? >> for years. >> when it got public on the new york times. >> sort of a critical mass in a different era. most advertisers are no fan. another complaint. there's language in o'reilly's contr

murdock bought it i have been offered jobs by the "new york times," "the washington post, i worked at "newsweek," i understand the mainstream media the fact is they will write anything about a conflict of interest involving donald trump, anything. >> neil: anything. >> if it's even marginal. the fact they are not covering this is pretty sleazy if you ask me. >> neil: that's why when you broke this story i wanted to see how the media would follow it they are also following ivanka trump and how many hearings she has held. she is the daughter of a president. we keep repeating don't we, charlie, we have time to get in all of this news, glaring by its omission. great reporting, my friend, as always. >> thank you. >> neil: charlie gasparino. that whole issue with wall street firms what they are doing with their money. they are making money today and so are you if you are invested directly in this market. 520 points coming today. another 232 today. a lot of that has to do with the president is doing tomorrow big tax cut for businesses and individuals as well. it will be spelled out at least

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roger ailes founded with pup ear -- rupert murdock, bill o'reilly was the first big star and still today. you have the people there, all the executives who supported ailes and were there along with. they were an apparatus that followed his orders and everyone pinned everything on ailes. i think if you're a woman in that environment or man in that environment or anyone in that culture you look around and wonder what changed. they brought in new human resources person who put out a statement, here are the numbers to call. i think it's very intimidating to make those calls. i think it takes a long time. i don't think there's ill intent all over the organization, but they have not taken steps clearly to make people feel like it's a safe place to work. >> the timing emily brought up about these latest settlements coming after roger ailes, going to add smoke to the situation. sarah, thank you very much. emily, i appreciate it. look forward always. thanks to you, our international viewers for watching us. for you "cnn newsroom" is next. but for our u.s. viewers, we have a lot of news. what do y

. >> i'm going to read language in breitbart to describe you ecoloonie jerk anti-murdock spewing out conspiracy that makes you sound like a hard left attack dog blogger as a center of american progress so you are a conspiracy theorist who is a knee jerk anti-murdoch type. what's it like to be on receiving kind of that kind of criticism? >> well it shows that i'm getting through because -- sort of left -- desperation is that. they don't say what i say is not true but they attack me as -- an attack dog or whatever. i think anybody who reads this book will see that i have taken a very thoughtful ep approach following legal principle and history and looking around at what everybody see it is plainly happening around us and drawing very logical conclusions from that. so this isn't suggestings that jfk and marilyn monroe are in the salt caves in utah and that you know justin bieber is their love child. this is very, very -- i think -- sensibly developed stuff. they just don't want to hear it because they're gaming the system and so they put people out there to try to, you know, smear thing

and the challenge to the murd k murdocks will be how do they appeal that finds it repellant without losing audience. and this is not a small matter. this is sort of an existential question for the corporation. >> eric, this isn't a company, this is a product that they're producing on fox news. very similar to talk radio. an older white male audience to be blunt about it who want a certain product. so that culture inside is actually reflective of the product. how do you change that and not just lose the audience? >> it's going to be almost impossible to produce the programming that they do, the race baiting, the geneophobia and not have that culture in the newsroom. to be sensitive interesting people off camera, and then when they go on camera they become monsters and whip up anger against their viewers? no, it's synonymous. ailes created that, murdoch created that. it's vindictive. of course, it's synonymous with the workplace. you can't do both. >> jamal made a really important statement for people to understand. let's assume they bring in a woman as the head of fox. >> that doesn't mean

the decision was announced by rupert james and murdock.means some programming changes on monday. tucker carlson is going to move to the 8:00 p.m. eastern hour. the 5 "the five" prime time at 9:00 p.m. still be five because it's five people. martha maccallum will stay at 7:00 and eric bolling launches a brand new program. "special report" will run until two hours until that monday. ♪ ainsley: police teaching berkeley a thing or two how to handle protesters. auburn officers getting tough on masked people protesting controversial people. take a look. >> take your mask off. no moodies no, masks. no moodies, no masks. >> back off. back off. >> take your mask off. >> take your mask off and can you go. >> you want to take the mask off. you are on camera, come on. >> we haven't done anything. >> take your mask off. take your mask off and can you go in or you will be arrested. your choice. >> joining me now is cabot phillips contributor of campus reform.com. good morning to you, cabot. >> good morning to you. >> have you two different scenarios, au