taking on pepperdine in the quarter finals. picks up the foul. frank a ferrari drives and puts it un. pepperdine kept coming wave after wave. kesler edwards goes high. and colby -- and then step back right here. he finishes 26. pepperdine wins 89-72. >>> the state high school basketball championships wrapped up with several bah area teams vying for a title. coach randy bennet 's boys play taking on colony out of onio. ontario. sophomore just missed a double double with 19 points, nine rebounds. his first state title, 55-40. girls division four championship and leroy hurt going for the first state title since 2005. tic lead by a dozen after a quarter. 24 rebounds. just one off the state record for any division title game. she also had 16 points. oakland girls also won the d3 title yesterday. a's, brewers. a double off the wall and that will bring in mark canon. game is tied at one. but then things went horribly wrong in the suxth. oakland surrendered seven runs. jeremy gave up two of those. brew crew wins 11-2. giants lost 8-0 to the cubs. marlins

and this law professor of pepperdine said, i don't see any issues with it. i'm paraphrasing. figure later, that law professor has been confirmed as the head of the anti-trust division in government, and a lawsuit was filed for the first time since the 1970's. publicly that it is the elephant in the room when asked the question, is a political motivation behind it? i have no proof that there was, but it is either a radical coincidence, or other motivations. he took it to court, fought it on purely anti-trust grounds, not on political grounds. and the court, the district court in d.c. ruled rather strongly that this was not a violation of anti-trust law and it was appealed. order fromry strong the district court that this was not a violation of anti-trust rules. then it got appealed to the second circuit court. they also ruled that it was an anti---that it was competitive. mr. rubenstein: house democrats are saying -- if house democrats are saying -- mr. stephenson: i hope not. mr. rubenstein: if you had the , 858 days you had to wait, the value -- the value of time warner go u

and this law professor of pepperdine said, i don't see any issues with it. i'm paraphrasing. but he essentially said, i do not see any issues about it. about a year later, that law professor has been confirmed as the head of the anti-trust division in the department of justice, and after, a lawsuit was filed for the first time since the 1970's that a lawsuit had been pursued involving a vertical merger like this, so i have said publicly that it is the elephant in the room when asked the question, is a political motivation behind it? i have no proof that there was, but one of two things. it is either a radical coincidence, or other motivations. we took it to court and fought it on purely antitrust grounds not on political grounds. , and the court, the district court in d.c. ruled rather , strongly that this was not a violation of anti-trust law and it was appealed. interestingly enough, it was a very strong order from the district court that this was not a violation of anti-trust rules. we thought it was over. it actually gets appealed to the circuit court, and the circuit cou

cpac campuses across the country which are also full, liberty university, colorado christian and pepperdine university. there is this huge audience overseas. when you think about all those eyeballs on the conservative movement in america, it is quite an opportunity, each one of these things is. i think about the president walking away. he did not just walk away from maybe the right deal with the north korean leader, is he sending a message to others around the globe, you are not on a badhem him in deal? >> certainly that, but something no one has talked about the meeting we just had. we did not get a deal. we wanted a deal, and they wanted a deal, but there was no deal to be had. what not nearly enough people are talking about is, you and i can negotiate on something, right? often times if we don't get a deal, it will negatively impact our relationship. it will make it difficult to start talking again. that didn't happen. the president is a master negotiator. he was able to walk away from a deal.chairman , i appreciate this, thanks but no thanks, have to go, and did so to keep all of the re

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i have a younger sister, at pepperdine. she applied to usc didn't get in.t have been her spot. someone didn't come from rich elite family wanted the education, unlike lori laughlin 's kids didn't appreciate it. she is on video, doesn't care about school that much. wants to party, go to football games. a lot of kids enjoy those experiences but take a sod fraudulently from someone -- charles: to your point, she was on one of the major usc benefactors, his yacht, when the news broke, making people say what the heck is going on. to what degree do we owe this whole phenomenon to society. where people will rent a jet, for a hour, doesn't take off, to take pictures in front of it. sit inside, take photographs and post it on instagram? what plays it into from the student's point, we know what drives parents but what do the students do it? >> this affects social media has on young people, this pushes them to want to climb the social ladder, to want to have the pictures, want to look like they're doing x, yz, instead of what is important. i blame the parents here. th

[applause] in california, pepperdine university.applause] >> and we told you about our new conservative unions in japan and now in australia. [applause] million watched us last year across the country and across the world. folks, we are making a difference. [applause] >> and as we walk around these halls, what have we learned? a lot. [laughter] despite all the media coverage of republicans split and conservative crack ups, this movement has never been so unified. the activists,u, have never felt so vindicated. [applause] workedny of you, i have in republican circles for decades. but like most conservatives, i i -- so i wasat one of those who rooted for the outsider. partisan trump that president trump has taken on the powerful, they established, the untouchable. and like ronald reagan, whne he wants to recharge -- when he wants to recharge he connects with his base, here at cpac. [applause] why do is support this president? well, here is one. he doesn't think or act like a politician. [cheers and applause] he thinks like an entrepre

this committee during the confirmation of the chief justice, teaching law students at peeper -- at pepperdine and private practice at two of the country's top firms. it's all there on the pain for the front of you. i'm here to speak to his character. he mentored minority students and coached youth baseball at harlem he does probono work. he helps the powerless, inmates abused by prison authorities, coptic christians fleeing persecution, homeowners facing foreclosure. the ken lee i knew 10 years ago -- those years ago is the same ken lee that stands before you. i understand some of you are upset about blue slips. some of ken's views may not be your cup of tea. that's fine. let me suggest that you disagree with him and just vote against him. ken is a good man he won't hold a grudge. which is more than we can say about most of us senators. but it's wrong to manufacture spurious, processed vows or to question his character have the courage of your convictions, just say you disagree with him. we'd all be better off if more of us expressed those views openly but acknowledge that a political or judi