judge napolitano: that is protected.yer's dream. >> arguing for megan -- if some bad guy decides to post a review and there is protected speech with certain things, what could someone post about an ex-boyfriend fed could get them in legal trouble? judge napolitano: the general rule is the remedy for bad speech, even hate speech is not censorship or litigation, it is more speech, disproving -- >> he insulted me, he is a bad boyfriend, wait a minute -- judge napolitano: accusing someone of committing a crime is liable. is automatically defamatory. truth can be a defense, or it could be without any damages because you could say peyton manning took a hormone that helps him be a great quarterback. he denied it, no harm no foul. >> teenagers using it, you can say something -- judge napolitano: the problems -- because they are sensitive. they moved in groups and they will use consensus of the group to attack. >> there are adults who bully in the workplace too. judge napolitano: should i get this people thing or -- >> give us an

napolitano: right, well, i was involved in negotiations with the eu from my time as secretary because we wanted to ensure that we shared advanced passenger information before travelers boarded planes to come to the united states. it was an extreme he difficult negotiation. in europe there was a very, very strong privacy interest, and those interests are clearly reflected in the policies of the eu. laura: that may change. the current homeland security secretary in the u.s. said in a statement after the brussels he iss about how concerned about the lone wolves who may not have a direct link to a foreign terrorist group. how can you track those people? oh, it istano: extremely difficult. the killings in san bernardino are examples of that, where you have individuals no one suspected. they weren't on anyone's list. the activities were very limited and no one knew about them -- even neighbors didn't know about them. those are virtually impossible to stop. laura: janet napolitano, thank you very much for joining us. 250 people were injured in tuesday's attacks and 61 of those are critically

judge napolitano joins me to explain. donald trump's campaign manager charged with battery after an altercation with a reporter. doug ziegler is here to talk about the presidential race. come in the kitchen. i'm kennedy. dedicated bernie supporter and actress susan sarandon says if bernie sanders doesn't make the nomination she don't know if she can bear to vote for hillary clinton. eboni williams is here tonight. she is a lawyer and fox news contributor. and the "daily caller" senior editor. do you see susan sarandon's progressive logic in a trump vote? >> i find it hard to understand. if you are a progressive you think that hillary clinton would be bitter than donald trump. but i think this is kind of an argument for the conservative side. especially the intellectual conservatives. i think a lot of conservatives, at least those who write for magazines will see an option between malaria being hillary clinton and ebola being donald trump. malaria can be cured over time and he bowl ra is a death sentence for our constituti

judge napolitano: the f.b.i.pped the ball here and to cover themselves for dropping the ball, the justice department has written briefs that are awer --are acerbic in tone. the lawyers are usual live professional with each other and don't get personal. the justice department has gotten personal with apple and accused it of materially disrupting national security. the f.b.i. mistakenly told the san bernardino people whose cell phone this was. the employers of the guy who they killed who caused the massacre, to erase the pass word. now your 16-year-old nephew or child knows better than to do that. as well the f.b.i. waited 2 1/2 months before they brought this action against apple. thereby defeating their argument. do you think they are sitting around waiting for you to arrest their confederates? they are back in syria or wherever they came from. kennedy: if they have the inkling they should go after people in the contact list they should have done that immediately. but obviously, clearly an intelligence failure fr

judge napolitano: the fact that the f.b.i.nd federal prot prosecutors have leaked the other law enforcement personnel tells us a couple things. it means they stopped gathering evidence. they have all the evidence think need. they analyzed it, they have drawn inferences from it. they corroborated it. when they are ready to reach out to her aides and invite them in, and they can say no if they want, that's their right. that's the second to last phase in their work. the last phase is in -- inviting mrs. clinton in. when they invite the aides in nighter they nor their lawyer will know what the f.b.i. has accumulated about the case or about them. kennedy: because you can perjure yourself. >> it's technically not perjury. but lying to the f.b.i. is a crime with the same penalties as perjury. it's not uncommon for the f.b.i. or the federal prosecutors to try and trap them as a way to test their honesty and credibility. they are in a treacherous position. they don't know if they are targets. the only one who has nothing to worry about

from uc president janet napolitano to uc berkeley officials, faculty, and students. they all seem to agree that the punishment so far has been rather light. >> how hard is it to fire a professor? >> it's tough. first you have to go through the first obstacle which is just to substantiate the claims. which involves investigation, that both sides present evidence, it can take up to a year. at that point, punishments can be doled out. anything from suspensions to pay cuts which we've seen some of. but in order to go far enough to get someone's tenure revoked you have to go to the academic senate and ultimately all the way up to the regents. and it's a tricky process because there is a statute of limitations of three years. we really haven't seen that so far. >> we've seen how complicated it is for example in the case of dean chowdhury. he was found guilty of violating policy on sexual harassment eight months ago. he did not resign until very recently -- not resigned, stepped down. but he's still on the faculty and getting paid. >> right. which is one of the criticisms o

judge napolitano: the chances the f.b.i.l present this to a grand jury to seek an indictment are very high. deirdre: 8 out of 10? judge napolitano: out of 10. if the fines the justice department to present it evident. it's corroborated. it's not to indict her and prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. if the political arm of the justice department says no, expect a sample indictment to be leaked. expect the evidence to be leaked. expect f.b.i. whistle blowers to be blowing whistles and expect resignations among senior f.b.i. people. if the scenario i just described happens. it will be just as devastating to mrs. clinton as if she is indicted. why would the democrats want somebody at the head of their ticket that the f.b.i. thinks is a criminal. we got it all in. deirdre: we have a pop quiz for you. which of these candidates are endorsed by the klu klux klan. a guest says media bias is why you are not hearing about clinton's endorsement. a trump spokeperson told us similar comment were made when he ran for president. >> obama

judge napolitano: she should have been prepared for that kind of question. bill: andrew napolitano.o rubio expressing regrets. he told megyn kelly he wishes he had done differently. plus this. launching -- police launching a manhunt after 8 people are shot in a barrage of gunfire targeting a backyard party. bill: a senate hearing under way. there is rob portman, a senator from ohio. rich, good morning to you. how much of these failed co-ops owe? reporter: the committee is convening the hearing to question that. the senator cites a dozen failed cooperatives received $2 billion in federal loans and owe, $1 billion in other liabilities and have paid nothing. he says doctors and hospitals stand to lose and suffer large out of pocket losses. and the feds kept dispersing loan money as they lost millions of dollars. independent auditors approved the cooperatives business plans. they are auditing 8 of the remaining 11 co- >11 co-ops.she says much of thet depend on the laws that apply. more than half of the co-ops are closed, bill. heather: pandemonium breaks out after gunmen open fire at a

judge andrew napolitano. a quick note on the markets.ou saw market pretty much unchanged on the day. but just worth noting, a big quarterly win for the dow, up 1.5% and the s & p up just under 1%. "making money" with charles payne start now. charles: donald trump wrapping up a meeting with the rnc, and tweeting that it was a very nice meeting and he looks forward to bringing the party together. we are only five days away from the wisconsin primary, and it could be a turning point for the 2016 race. we are just hours away from the wisconsin preference poll, the first on fbn.

all rise, judge andrew napolitano is here. judge napolitano: what is wrong with melodramatic?y day. i don't think she was being melodramatic. she stated a fact, there is a criminal investigation of one of the two major democratic candidates for president and the democratic party runs the risk of nominating someone who might be a defendant in an espionage prosecutions. hours you concerned about that? that is the question. stuart: i presume the fbi was watching the interview and when the head of the democratic party says we are not, not one, not about candidates, under threat of indictment, the fbi says wait a minute, you are. judge napolitano: i don't know if the fbi cares what debbie watson and schulz says but they certainly care what hillary clinton says, when hillary clinton lied to bret baier's face in the town hall with bernie sanders in debate over whether or not she send e-mails that contain state secrets the fbi was certainly concerned about that. stuart: she said she had not sent overseas any classified material marked as classified. judge napolitano: a grossly mislead

. >>> janet napolitano announced new steps the university is taking to address sexual harassment and violence. among the new actions detailed in a two-page letter, mandatory sexual harassment training next week for all top officials and a new peer review committee. she said we must and we will do a better job of investigating all claims of sexual harassment or sexual violence thoroughly and fairly. >>> meanwhile, this week cal favored in the ncaa tournament but suffered an upset. eric thomas has more. >> reporter: having a solid college basketball season, as you mentioned, a number four seed, playing hawaii today, the last thing you need is to lose a popular assistant coach to sexual harassment allegations. it was busy and loud at the bar here today while cal fans watched their bears duel it out with hawaii. but in the back of their minds, students were thinking about another blot on the uc system's good name. the assistant coach fired for allegedly sexually harassing is reporter. >> it's not a good look for cal. >> reporter: he's denying any wrongdoing, but he's in the alone. last w

bill: judge napolitano described his ruling as center right.f that's the case, then napolitano makes the charge this is a political choice on behalf of the white house. do you agree with that? >> i'm not sure how to define that. it's certainly a calculated choice to give the republicans the least amount of grounds to object to the nominee, to put first and foremost this issue of process since there is not really a live wire in this guy's past decision. he's widely respected. he has a stellar background. nobody is questioning his character or credentials. so they have taken that off the table. what remains the white house will say, basically me, president obama, you don't want me to nominate a nominee, even when i offer you somebody who is moderate. the republicans will say it's not just you, it's the timing. bill: some will describe this nomination as sacrificial. do you see it that way? >> most judges would want this cup to pass from their lips. you could ends up damaged goods. i think this will be his last chance to get on the supreme court,

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judge napolitano will explain how that could go down. and for democrats, bernie sanders' big backers. even if it turns out to be a losing battle. the argument? it is not just win or lose. it is how you shape the debate. politics 2016. let's get to it. >>> first, the fox news. could donald trump's teflon be wearing thin? yes, according to a new national poll that voters will put to the test in four states today. this new survey is from abc news and the "washington post" newspaper. it shows donald trump still leading the competition with 34%. well ahead of the closest rival. come over here and look at the numbers. donald trump shot right to the top, as you can see, where he's been ever since. that's the top line, the trump line trumping the rest of them. but notice a dip in reason weeks and it happened right here. you can see the closing there. rivals stepped up the attacks and trump has either slimmed or slid tightly. you can see others are on the rise. of course, national polls don't matter much in our state by state system but it's tell

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on friday, uc president janet napolitano demanded senior leaders including deans be current in sexual harassment training. the state requires they take a two-hour training course every two years. >> we know that there needs to be reform. i don't know what reform is going to look like yet, but i know that our leadership is committed to taking swift action. >> reporter: napolitano has appointed a me to look into ways to deal for efficiently with these cases involving faculty. at uc berkeley, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> meantime a former silicon valley venture capitalist forced out of his job by a sexual abuse lawsuit says it's all just extortion. michael goguin at sequoia capital formerly filed a countersuit against a woman who sued him. she claims he rescued her from human traffickers who forced her to work in a strip club but kept sexually, physically and emotionally abusing her for 13 years. she says he agreed to pay her $40 million but only paid her $10 million. the countersuit says they agreed to $10 million and he wants the money back. he claims the relationship was consensua

the new aks listed in a letter by janet napolitano include mandatory training for top officials and a new peer review committee saying quote, we must and will do a better job of investigating more claims of sexual harassment or sexual violence fairly. we have reported on several high profile incidents lately. eric? >> reporter: the latest invofs where the university has been proud. the golden bears making it to ncaa tournament but having to play their first game without a popular assistant coach. two key players were out, now, a coach was fired just before the start of the tournament. it's terrible and never something you want to see and associate with the university iets not a good look for cal. not something to be proud of. >> he is exploring legal action to get his job back. but, he is not alone. just last week, the dean of the uc berkeley law school resigned for months in 2014 and 2015. >> i am appalled this happened but not surprised. >> m october, restricted astronomer resigned and there is a blog about goings on and says it's not to stop. >> it's crazy stuff and is humiliating

we welcome back to the couch fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. andrea: you're outnumbered and happily outnumbed. >> who could say no to this? andrea: big sit-down in washington today. donald trump meeting with as many as two republican lawmakers before he addresses aipac, the influential pro-israel lobbying group. according to "the washington post" the meeting focuses on party unity an intended to help trump meet elected leaders and other players in the party including those who have not endorsed him. all this as "the new york times" say members of the gop establishment are planning a 100-day campaign to derail trump's plan to the nomination and if that fails, possibly planning a third party bid. reince priebus said it is far too late for outsider to challenge trump. listen to his answer about committing to the trump and two other candidates still standing. >> can you guarranty the nominee will be one of the three candidates in the race right now? >> i think it is highly unlikely if it is not. i can tell you that. i think it would be somewhat ver

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judge napolitano to discuss that. and meeting every day it seems desperately to stem the flow over a million migrants. but could their strategy bring even more security risks along with it? we have expert analysis from retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters. he's always very strong with his opinions. but first, back to politics. donald trump dividing their republican party. no doubt. he is now the only candidate who has a path to get the required number of delegates to clinch the nomination before the july convention. but some in the party are in a state of denial about that apparently. one member says quote i still think it's a very realistic chance that nobody's going to have a majority of the delegates. that's true. but trump he says doesn't deserve to be president. but trump has a warning for the party if they try to stop him. >> we're way ahead of everybody. i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think it would be -- i think you would have riots. i think you would have riots. >> well, le

the new aks listed in a letter by janet napolitano include mandatory training for top officials and a new peer review committee saying quote, we must and will do a better job of investigating more claims of sexual harassment or sexual violence fairly. we have reported on several high profile incidents lately. eric? >> reporter: the latest invofs where the university has been proud. the golden bears making it to ncaa tournament but having to play their first game without a popular assistant two key players were out, now, a coach was fired just before the start of the tournament. it's terrible and never something you want to see and associate with the university iets not a good look for cal. not something to be proud of. >> he is exploring legal action to get his job back. but, he is not alone. just last week, the dean of the uc berkeley law school resigned for months in 2014 and 2015. >> i am appalled this happened but not surprised. >> m october, restricted astronomer resigned and there is a blog about goings on and says it's not to stop. >> it's crazy stuff and is humiliating for the

judge andrew napolitano. "new york times" bestselling author.mp is suggesting the guy punched the protester because he got upset because he saw somebody in the kkk. >> that's what donald trump suggested but the law is if you want to wear a kkk outfit at any rally to protest your view of the speaker, and that's all you're doing is wearing it, perhaps walking around with it, you're not shouting the speaker down, you're not throwing punches, you're not throwing chairs, you're not preventing the speaker from using the room from which he rented it, that, itself, is protected speech as much protected as the speech that the speaker's giving. >> the woman we see wearing the kkk hat, she's not the one getting beaten down but she's right behind him. she's got a kkk hat on. that -- >> that is protected speech. >> that is protected speech. >> as is the guy -- >> he's not beating the woman with the hat. >> he's beating a guy that wore an american flag, a half bandanna, half shirt. for what reason he's beating that guy, who knows, but that is protected speech

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and then again, ahead of that big hearing tomorrow, i want to check in with the judge, andrew napolitanoent last friday where authorities rounded up one of the perpetrators behind the paris attack in brussels. we're told in large part because of electronic surveillance that might or might not have included his phone or others' phones. judge, timing is everything for apple. could that be bad timing? >> well, apple has a timing issue, neil, because by waiting two and a half months after the san bernardino attacks to bring its action against apple -- excuse me -- the justice department has a timing issue by waiting two and a half months after the san bernardino attacks to bring the action against apple to get in the iphone they lost their argue. of the immediacy. they can't say we're looking for confederates because if they were they wouldn't waste two and a half months. it's a safety issue. you can't waste two and a half minutes. what they're trying to do is to get apple to engineer aulz

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deirdre: okay, we checked in, you know him well as well, with the judge, andrew napolitano. he told me what he thinks the chances are that hillary clinton is indicted before november. here's the judge's comments. >> the chances that the fbi will ask the justice department to present evidence to a grand jury and seek an indictment are very, very, very high. very high. deirdre: like 8 out of 10? >> easily, 9 out of 10. deirdre: any more color you can give us. >> here's what i would say. the general because he was removed from the government will go in the direction. if there is evidence of wrongdoing, no one person is above the law. i know we get into the conspiracy theories thinking that they can block these sort of things, but the greatness of the united states is we have the separation of powers. so my guess is that if there's something bad, something bad is going to happen, that's probably the facts. some of the guys they know in the fbi, they're mum but body language is tilting in the way that judge napolitano's is. deirdre: anthony, great to see you, congratulations agai

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judge andrew napolitano. i look at this. know what the law says. >> the law can't be interpreted literally as it's written or it would allow you to have someone prosecuted who jostled against you in a new york city subway car, someone whose shoulder you tapped to say how close is 42nd sfleet. >> intentionally touching. >> it is clear that that type of intentional touching is not and cannot be a crime. think about the big picture. this is the way a judge thinks about it. the police are required to take any complaint given to them. even a complaint of a crazy person. a prosecutor is not required to prosecute everything. >> right. >> the prosecutor has limited resources and his job is to keep the public safe by getting bad people off the streets. >> a hillary support? >> that makes it even more complicated. before you even get to that, is -- can he prove that corey lewandowski wanted to keep fields or interfere? >> you've been in the gaggles. i have been in the gaggles. the end. no more questions. that's it. a hand in. >> exact

this doesn't sound good for her, and judge napolitano is joining us right now.e fbi would interview her under oath. that's not accurate. >> correct. the fbi -- well, when the feds are investing someone, the last phase is to invite that person in. here's the evidence we have before we present it to the grand jury. do you want to address it? it's a dangerous posture this person is in. because if mrs. clinton talks to the fbi she will do so blind, so to speak. her lawyers will not tell her -- the fbi will not tell her lawyers or her what they know. so it will be very easy for them to trap her and if she lies to them, even though not under oath, it's a federal crime. that's the crime martha stewart went to jail for. >> exactly. so i read a story yesterday that said that james comey himself may actually interview her. >> that would be very unusual. but he is a unique fbi director who has been known to take charge and to manage cases hands on and he's already told us he's receiving daily briefings on the investigation on mrs. clinton. >> so does hillary clinton have a

such a guest, such a guest is judge andrew napolitano.aries is that this helps donald trump and our electoral process. do you disagree or agree? >> i think governor sununu's normally very articulate can be quite persuasive, though he didn't want to concede publicly what you said really couldn't refute it. this is where i agree with congressman peter king. it is human nature in times of fear to move towards safe the end before the exercise of freedom. i do want the government to tamper with our freedoms, but i understand that people are free choices to vote for donald trump , republicans are john kasich or ted cruz, they will vote for the person who will best keep them safe. that helps donald trump. >> my mind is exploding. you just accept it on occasion. he takes precedence over privacy. >> i've accepted it is human nature to move towards security over liberty. >> sometimes one must go against the grain to maintain the privacy of liberty, but that's a minority view. the majority of odd choice safety. listen, i've not gainsay and john kasi

everybody was saying re-entry is a bipartisan issue however janet napolitano said this is something they would like to see the presidential candidates talk about. >> this needs to change nationally how do you think we could help those coming out of jail were integrated into communities? >> we have thousands of people trying to get in peer choubey let the men are not? some political pundits now think there could be a reason for trump saying that donald is just really sleepy. >> it's conceivable that someone sleep-deprived i >> give them a slap area of. >> this one is the sleep deprivation. so get ready to get mad. >> does he not get enough sleep diana? >> actually i think you did. >> read a? diana i got about four hours of sleep last night and i feel great. >> donald trump certainly doesn't talk like a politician. >> we have thousands of people that want in, should we let the man or not? >> some political pundits now think there could be a reason for that london is saying that donald is just really sleepy. timothy eagan from "the new york times" wrote an editorial on the subject late last

janet napolitano slammed that audit saying that the university had to admit other students that pay a lot more in tuition fees to make up for the budget cut >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is accused of not doing enough to fix the homeless program was happy to show off a new program. there is a new lab that will help the homeless find housing and jobs. >> yes, of course, people need a place to live, but there is also that part of people's lives that need a job. they need good skill sets, supporting them to get back into the work force. this is what downtown streets are doing. >> the downtown street teams helped more than 500 people find employment and nearly 500 people find housing across the bay area. >>> crab lovers, you will soon see fresh local dungeness in some local stores. tonight, we have a pretty good idea of how much it's going to cost. fishermen gathered at local meeting hauls today and voted to accept the wholesale price of $2.90 a point. the commercial crab season opened last week, much later than usually because of acid levels in some crabs. >> we are get egg ready to go

judge napolitano is here.iously the question, judge, is if that was happening in real-time, were the belgian authorities watching that? because it's a videotape. >> right. stuart: if they were watching, why didn't they stop what's going on? >> it's the $64,000 question. there are cameras all over that airport just like at airports in the united states, just like outside this building on the street corner. is the purpose of these cameras to assist the police to catch the guilty after the crime has been committed or is the purpose of these cameras to alert the police that a crime might be coming and they can do something to stop it? look at that screen, if you look at that picture again, put it up. that's a still taken from a five-minute video. stuart: there it is. >> it shows those guys with their left hands gloved. those of us who know this for a living, know the significance of the left hand glove and squeezing of the cart. if they let go of the cart, tackled or shot, the bomb goes off. the guy is wearing a m

judge napolitano says go up the ladder.tually predicting, judge is -- i spoke with him this morning -- that there is going to be an indictment somewhere along the line by may. so it's amazing, andrea, and i wonder, megan, if this surprises you guys, how fast this is -- megyn: all of a sudden i'm like are they waiting until she becomes the nominee to take her out? are people in the obama administration have this much animosity? harris: oh, man. meghan: give me the popcorn, give me the beer, but it looks like that could be what's happening. andrea: written proof they were conspiring to suppress evidence is huge, and it's not getting enough coverage in the media. >>> all right, we have much more on mitt romney's blistering attack on donald trump. why he says the gop-front-runner should never be given any real power. >> dishonesty is donald trump's hallmark. he claimed that he had spoken clearly and boldly against going into iraq. wrong. he spoke in favor of invading iraq. he said he saw thousands of muslims in new jersey celeb

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we've got judge napolitano who is going to be joining us very shortly.e will have more analysis on this but again this news just coming out that judicial watch is entitled to get more details from clinton camp and state department exactly what happened to her email account. here we are just one week away from a very important primary happening in wisconsin. the trump campaign has been hit with this major bombshell today that its campaign manager has been charged with battery for grabbing the arm of a reporter in jupiter, florida. you can debate the merits of these allegations all you want, and we've done a little bit of that and probably will continue to do a little bit of that, but bottom line probably not the best kind of headline, not the kind you want right now. joining me right now is influential republican party donor and legendary investor foster friess. foster, so good to see you. as we look at this breaking story that came out, corey lewandowski charged with simple battery, how do you think this is going to play in the minds of voters as they go

secretary janet napolitano is with us.nd, madam secretary, this is the question we've been asking all of our guests. what do you do about this asymmetrical attack that will not stop. what do you do about the strength of an idea that continues to draw recruits, those recruits find their way into society in san bernardino, and in brussels. >> well, there's so many things that are being done and that need to be done. i think the first thing is, there needs to be a resolution in syria, itself, that destabilization there, the war there. you can just see the spokes of it going out across the world. the second is to recognize how young people are being recruited to the effort and to look at social media and there's almost a battlefield on social media that needs to be underway right now. the third thing, obviously, is for law enforcement and security agencies to maximize their ability to prevent and should something happen to respond. and all of those things all have to happen at the same time. >> the government in belgium has be

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judge napolitano. thank you very much. always a pleasure. >> thank you. david: in some other news russian president vladmir putin has begun partially withdrawing some warplanes and troops from syria today. putin spokesperson saying this afternoon, decision was not prompted by the kremlin's displeasure with the tough stance and peace negotiations. nor is it intended to put pressure on syrian president bashar assad. that is what they say. melissa. melissa: donald trump aiming to knock out marco rubio in florida tonight. re his home state but the senator is not buying it. >> polls in this election cycle are horrifying. i'm really quite frankly i think a lot of people will be embarrassed tonight. they will want refund from money they spent on the polls because we're going to win florida. melissa: preparing for november, democrats are readying attacks on "the donald." this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing

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