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realtime with bill maher. you made a stand not to appear on the program because this guy, whose name i cannot pronounce, he had a meltdown, had to resign from breitbart. we know how it ended. you put a statement out and didn't appear because you didn't want to be a hate fest. i was reading this passage, we can no longer afford to worship the god of hate or bow before the alter of retaliation. history is cluttered with the wreckage of nations and individuals that pursue the self-defeating task of hate. >> you know, tieing that together with the initial part of the question you asked me, as a fundmental principle, i don't believe we could be de -- undocuments immigrants or publicly shaming private citizens who are transgender. i will debate anyone anywhere, but i will not debate a fascist. i will protest them. that's not where there's an exchange of ideas that the first amendment says we engage in. we want the experimentation of black people and extermination of jews. they are advocating a form of hatred that is

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reality we all live in now where social immediate allows people to broadcast their every move in realtimecleveland police are scrambling to finds a man who they say shot someone point blank while live streaming it on facebook. the man also claimed to have committed multiple other mom sides. authorities say he is armed and dangerous. we get the latest from steve patterson. >> a city wide manhunt. police scouring the streets searching for a man suspected of live stream agexecution in broad daylight and telling viewers he's responsible for several more deaths. graphic video streamed on facebook live appears to show the suspect getting out of his car, telling a stranger he's going to die because of a woman. l. >> she's the reason why is this might happen to you. >> reporter: the final frames show the man raising a handgun, a shot rings out and then the victim laying in a pool of blood. >> it's real shocking. it's a killer trying to show his power. >> reporter: police identify the suspect as steve stevens. >> we know who he is. he will eventually be caught. >> reporter: on his facebook page ta

this is how it would play out in realtime. that was a realtime example of the struggle that's going on for him. he has to figure out -- and i think in a way that he didn't reckon with before he took office which of those roots he's going to take. he's the decider. and with nafta he basically coming out where he started which is we're going to renegotiate. if i don't like the results, then we'll withdrawal. robert: he's going to atlanta to talk to his base. but when you think about the conservative base, so many of our sources, you and were in the capital reporting. they say his failure to pass the affordable care act is being sometimeyed again and again. it's a revealing about how he's not been able to get a handle of the republican controlled congress. jake: first he tried to negotiate and work with speaker ryan to pass this bill, the repeal and replace bill. that went up in flames. now he's working with mark meadows the chairman of the freedom caucus. he doesn't have anyone who's guiding him and figure out who are the honest

obviously, you had to react to that in realtime with a little bit of time to reflect on that.you think that is a major issue on his confirmation? >> i don't think it is going to be because the republican majority has their hands over their ears and they're not interested in hearing anything about him that would cause them to shake up their momentum. that's really the way it has been all through this. the fact that we have a stolen sate and that they're participaing in that theft and they're going to do great damage not just to the senate but to the supreme court, it's all just pretty much, hey, let me cover my eyes and cover my ears and just follow the majority leader forward. this is really a very dark moment for the u.s. senate with grave consequences for the nation. >> we know some of your democratic senate colleagues tonight are planning to speak well into the night tonight contining your effort last night to spotlight attention and try to bring national attention to it, if not slow it down. can you tell us, it looks like the republicans are perfectly comfortable getting r

realtime in county jail.s and [ bleep ] like that. we don't get down like that in the town or in alameda county. i don't even know where she's from. that's why i would roll them up and put them down there. that ain't play jail. we in real jail and we want to go home. >> that takes some [ bleep ] balls. >> while markert finds herself in the middle of a brewing storm. >> vincent del judas has not let his 12-year sentence prevent him from finding a port in his storm. a few days ago ago, he took a major step. he got married. >> i got married here in santa rita, you know? on valentine's day. so you know, it was kind of a -- she was kind of happy about that. >> hey, baby. >> how you been? >> i've been all right. >> del judas' new wife, maria, has been visiting weekly since he's been at santa rita. and during her last visit, they tied the knot. >> when we do visiting, it's through the phone, through the glass. they don't let us touch or nothing like that, but, hey, better than nothing. >> i love you and i miss you.

we do that with our realtime news track. >> wisdom is back with what's hot on the web. >> good morningup federal communications commissioner chairman reveals his plans for rolling back net neutrality. he says he plans to hand jurisdiction back to the federal trade commission. critics say the agency is less prepared top handle it. >>> jonathan demi best known for the silence of the lambs has died. his publicist says he died from complications of esophageal cancer. he directed stop making sense, philadelphia, and beloved. jonathan was 73 years old. >>> ikea taking aim at the balenciaga high end fashion label is getting a lot of flak for its new bag because it looks like ikea's classic buto ikea claims shake it. if it rust sells it's the real deal. bmw testing a new car that changes color to suit its driver's mood. the car would owner and automatically adjust its seat color and driving style as they approach. and let's wrap it up with this. george clooney's new ad for nespresso goes back in time. the ad shows him getting a lift from famous faces. first to pic him up kermit the fog and foo

the president will provide our nation's heroes with access to realtime world class health care. so i say with gratitude for his boundless energy for his commitment to those who serve and those who have served our nation in uniform, it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce you to my friend and a friend to every veteran in america, the president of the united states, president donald trump. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. mike, you have been so magnificent as our vice president and we very much appreciate it. thank you very much. i'm pleased to be here and joined by so many members of congress. it's been really a fantastic period of time for me. and i'm honored also to be at the department of veteran affairs because i will tell you this has been something right from the beginning of the campaign does not get any more important for me than making life really great for our phenomenal veterans that i can say. so the stage with a lot of great people and great friends, a couple of my friends are in the audience today. mike and laurie, where are they? where are they?

you wouldn't even notice that in realtime. look at that. that's barely noticeable.me, someone was looking for something and cameras were rolling today just after she finished her 12th hole. >> from a wrong place. and two for an incorrect score on the 17th hole. >> is this a joke? >> no, it's not. it's not at all. >> all right. you can hear her ask is this a joke? in between tears, she goes out and makes a long birdie anyway on 13. her first hole after hearing the news. staying in the hunt. she still had a chance to win the championship with this eagle putt on 18. comes up a little short. you had to believe she was just out of her mind. settle for birdie in a play-off with so yeon ryu. right back to 18 for the first play-off hole. thompson with a birdie chance from the other side. also leaves it short. and then ryu had this birdie putt for the win. it's inexcusable that the lpga didn't tell x than halfway through her round. >> it's unfortunate what happened. i did not mean that at all. i didn't realize i did that i learned a lot about myself and how much fight i do h

used by violent murderers, ter rift or even just school yard bull liz, social media can offer a realtimemega phone heard by the entire world. >> i'm always the bad guy. >> reporter: he comes across as deeply disturbed in his facebook monologues apparently recorded in the midst of the easter sunday murder he broadcasted through social media. for drexel university associate professor of criminology. >> nobody taken me for granted. >> reporter: stephens fits a pattern of social media criminals who feel somehow silenced. >> he wants a voice. he wants to be heard and he wants it broadcasted. >> reporter: this alleged murderer appeared to make social media work for him using his own cell phone to vent his story of anger and frustration publicly in realtime exactly as he wants it told. >> it eliminates the middle man. it eliminates the reliance of these criminals on the news to pick up their story and get their word out there. >> reporter: they are their own news. >> right. >> reporter: this ohio gunman bears similarities even to international terrorists who are drawn to live streamings largely

more than a million viewers tuned in to watch realtime and the calf is 6 feet tall and 100 pounds. they are having a naming competition. go to our website and find out more about that. have a great night. see you tomorrow. been president for almost 100 days, and i've already done so much. it's hard to keep track of it all.

here is what he said on "realtime bill maher" last night. >> trump was asked on february 16, can you say whether you are aware that anyone who advised your campaign had contacts with russia, and he said no, nobody that i know of, nobody. so he doesn't know you, doesn't know his son-in-law -- >> no, no. hold on. any inference that my communications with lucifer 2.0 constitutes collusion -- >> who said anything about collusion. contacts with russia. he said nobody that i know of. this is just a giant obviously. he knows you, he knows manafort, knows his son-in-law. >> i've had no contact with russia. >> we've got new financial disclosures concerning the trump administration released in the last 12 hours. just how much are ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner worth? i want to go to nbc's kelly o'donnell at the white house. kelly, let's talk about the figure. this is what they say they're worth. what have we learned? >> reporter: this is the kind of paperwork at's a requirement for anyone working in thehite house to submit, a very detailed finaial disclosure, everything from invest

. >> 5:19 let look at stories you'reen gaming with most with the realtime news tracker. >> drones beingd to fight isis and for the first time we're learning a happened full of during a battle libya last december. isis took over in 2015. it's a big concern for world leaders. because of its proximity to libya valuable oil. >> nearly a year after prince death new documents reveal a doctor prescribed medication to late music legend under a new name. documents were sealed yesterday showing narcotics were found all over the si singer's home hid help in aspirin bottles and it's not clear where he got fentanyl that ended his life. >> snap chat is sdeen eying that the c. heo said the app is only for rich people. a man is suing the company aafter his ceo says he didn't want to expand the app in certain countries and called india and spain poor nations. >> uber drivers in new york could get tips for services. faxy and limousine said it would retire uber and other services to enable tipping in apps. ti drivers. uber has long refused to include tipping as option christing hassle free experience bett

, investing realtime, investing real thought and strategy into taking care of some of your bigger, broader legislative priorities. as dave hoppe said, and he would know this better than almost anyone, these things are hard and take a lot of time. it took a lot of time for ronald reagan to get these things done and this white house, which does not have a lot of people in it that has experienced legislating, it will take them a long time as well if they do these things. >> patrick, let's bring you into this conversation. tax reform package coming next week. how big would that be? >> a tax reform would be huge but, ana, it's got a real problem on his hands in terms of how he rolls these things out, what really can be done in a matter of time. look, i've covered donald trump when he was running for president for about a year and a half and he has a habit in his communication style of raising expectations, we're going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for it. you know, a dozen things like that in which he sets these goals that have nothing to do with legislative reality and the process

i'm sandra osborne with a check of the realtime traffic.s across the bay area. here's a look at the east shore freeway. speeds town to about 18 miles per hour in a couple of places. and a look at the richmond, san rafael bridge, a few slowdowns. from the maze to downtown will take you 24 minutes. and a crash being cleared leaving residual delays in hayward. speeds at 27 miles per hour. >>> a couple of rain drops and snow flurries in the mount hamilton area this morning. now we have partly to mostly cloudy conditions. that's looking east to oakland. 49degrees in san francisco. and later today, partly cloudy skies and we do have a slight breeze, up to 70 in pleasanton. partly cloudy and 60 for the san francisco giants home opener. ,, ,,,,,, news. a watchdog group planning today to sue the trump administration. they want the release of white house visitor logs. they bear the names of lobbyists and others who visit. >> "the new york times" reports on the arrest of a russian man believed to be the kingpin of computer spam. he was arrested this w

let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most on social media with our realtime newshat's hot on the web. hey, maureen. >> the show the simpsons is marking president trump's one days in office with a new spoof. david silverman says it took them about two weeks to complete. in the episode sean spicer takes his own life instead of facing the media again. ivanka trump becomes a supreme baeder ginsberg and president trump is in his pajamas surrounded by books including bbill o'reilly's killing a good thing. the city of philadelphia booed roger goodell. fans didn't hold back their dislike for goodell. meanwhile the cleveland browns chose myles garrett with the first pick. this man in court for a minor traffic ticket found himself in handcuffs after accidentally dropping a bag of cocaine in front of the judge. yeah. he went to court in cleveland last week to enter his plea on the traffic charge but when he walked up to speak to the judge, he unknowingly dropped the drugs on the floor. dumb criminals, right? after her dream vacation in the caribbean a woman came home with a

on your tuesday morning i'm sandra osborne with your realtime traffic check.s a live look at the south bay right now. you can see 280, 101, both having some red and yellow on the sensors. the bay bridge at the toll plaza heavy volume of commuters. from the carquinez bridge to the maze, nearly 40 minutes. the san rafael bridge you can see 580 between richmond parkway and san quentin 11 minutes, things are moving slowly. let's check the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> thanks, sandra. good morning, everybody. our live hi-def doppler radar has been picking up a smattering of rain here and there. right now off highway 101, across the peninsula, as you make tracks out of the silicon valley, heading just due north, towards san mateo, you know, meanwhile we have a few raindrops on our camera lens looking towards the cliff house in ocean beach. we have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. it's mild, it's muggy, we have had barely a wind but it will increase later today south- southwest 10 to 15. ♪ >>> good morning. it's tuesday, april 18th, 2017. welcome ba

we're doing it with our realtime news tracker. >> whiz back with what's hot on the web. good morning to you. first up two teenagers could be charged with a hate crime for allegedly trying to burn a donald trump sign outside of a maryland store. now if found guilty, they could be in jail for 33 years it is pleased they did about $800 in damage to the sign and a fence that it was near. meanwhile u.s. regulators have issued the strongest warning possible against treating children with cough syrup that contains opioid painkillers. makers of pain medicines that contain codeine and tram dollar will have to change the labels to ban users to giving that em to children under 12 years old. a high risk oflo breathing and death in young users was that found. >>> celebrities and social media stars have been warned that they are breaking the law by promoting products on instagram without admitting& they're being paid to get it. the federal trade commission says many posts are not being labeled clearly enough in the captions. kim kardashian writes #ad at the beginning of her captions t

we're seeing it play out in realtime right now. the question is, why the mixed messaging? why the frustration? one of the suggestions is, chaos in the white house. kushner versus bannon. the president doesn't know which way to have his head settled. do i stay with my base? stay out of interventionism? stay with what i said about syrian refugees. or do i go with kushner and the presumption is that he and ivanka, eric trump in an interview said, my sister probably helped convince the president to bomb syria because she's a mother. is his head this divided between these two people? >> okay. first of all, again, the president already knows what he wants to do, instinctively. but before he acts, he does what any intelligent individual does. you take in information, absorb it and ingest it and then come up with your plan. whether ivanka's statements or jared's statements or bannon's or priebus' or anybody's statements to him are heard, he will take the parts that he wants and he will ultimately decide what he wants to do. >> do you think he looked at jared and bannon and said, w

the new phase with personal assistance with alexa and google home and other services is near realtime response to your needs as you express them. the next step and the one we are working on is anticipating and predictive. has your status changed? i haven't bought a car in 15 years. i started going to dealerships. my bank app has things to help me. i can check the v.i.n. i can talk to a loan person to talk me out. >> anything to compensate the creepiness you are watching me at the car lot. >> the app you have on your phone will tell you more about the car based on your v.i.n. >> i asked your permission and reminded you you have given me permission. it's first party. it's not sold to a data broker. it's in the service of my relationship with that brand. that is, as you said at the outset, a very powerful relationship and one that banks, insurance companies and others we choose to work with have invested in and maintained for a long time. bank apps are the most advanced out there. they are trusted and used with security. it's a natural step to anticipate your interest and help serve you.

. >> lynn ski and his team created realtime sinking of ship on u to be a almost gone firl. we fist introduced you last summer but lynn ski created a new dpravic with the boiler room and sharing on television for the first time for the sixth time. >> i got a couple boilers and some are different. it's the boiler room number 6 that was rid ep over by the ic iceburg. >> they're waiting to meet with a popular stud to discuss funding. his goal is to have the game available for one reason, history. >> video game can be taste full and his torque li al and educational and be used as a way to make this information stick. >> david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >>> working toward a $7 million fund raising goal. this week they'll meet each da day. they'll have phillies own bradley cooper takes on important new role according to several records the 42-year-old actor welcomed a russian -- and russian mold epical entered the name the baby girl is the couple's first child and prolss there will not be their only child and have on more in the future. congratulations to them. >> janet jackson

house right now is a president making these decisions and evolving about his positions on syria in realtimehis is not our problem, the fight in syria has nothing to do with us. and just yesterday, right here in the white house, his position he said had changed after seeing those images of those children in syria after that chemical attack. president trump had said that he was moved. and you're seeing decisions being made from a very different person, right, than someone who was campaigning. a big shift happening here tonight from president trump. >> indeed. we're going to be talking about president trump's evolution as this show continues tonight. but let's stick to the situation on the ground in syria. what's next here in terms of retaliation? does the syrian government have to respond? is there any other potential blowback we as americans should be worried about? >> i suspect there won't be much of a response. because it wouldn't do much good to respond that way and president trump might decide to hit them again. i want to pick up a little bit on what is celia said too. he may not like to

gps data for mta so the realtime location, location should allow this to be built there is a lot to go into maintaining the establishing the data from different companies will be coming in the same thing but this supports that. >> great point is the plan that has the data come in a standardized format. >> if we're not planning on sharing is it makes it easier. >> the legislation allows us to use the specifications for the data we've not developed that yet. >> very good thank you. >> director ramos. >> yes. i appreciate this coming forward i had the privilege of traveling to copenhagen i saw so many bikes on the street it got to that that was kufrm that will be great to go ahead ahead of it so if there is more of a angle that is put on the service we can anticipate it because i will hate for those things to become a nuisance to start to block passages and people start to dump them around and it will be a safety dangerous, if you will, you without having the maintenance approval plans i saw were part of the legislation i think this is a fantastic step in the right direction at the sam

. >> they're building complex ecommerce websites and they've never actually clicked a mouse in realtime. >> reporter: venture capitalist chris started the program called the last mile. after giving a talk on entrepreneurship to inmates. >> i won't say what i said, but i thought he was crazy. >> reporter: but once his wife, beverly, learned how expensive it is to house prisoners and how many of them keep coming back, costing even more, the bottom line changed her mind. together they set up mock servers to fake the internet inside san quentin for software training and began screening qualified candidates. this inmate has helped develop a tool for airbnb to monitor social media influence. harry is working on a website for the last mile radio. >> i had almost given up home on myself. but i began to get more confidence in myself and realize that i still have value. and that i still have a lot to offer back to society. >> reporter: one in ten prisoners in america is in california. and the recidivism rate is over 40%. it costs taxpayers $71,000 a year for one prisoner. but of the 20 inmates wh

. >> lynn ski and his team created realtime sinking of ship on u to be a almost gone firl. we fist introduced you last summer but lynn ski created a new dpravic with the boiler room and sharing on television for the first time for the sixth time. >> i got a couple boilers and some are different. it's the boiler room number 6 that was rid ep over by the ic iceburg. >> they're waiting to meet with a popular stud to discuss funding. his goal is to have the game available for one reason, history. >> video game can be taste full and his torque li al and educational and be used as a way to make this information stick. >> david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >>> working toward a $7 million fund raising goal. this week they'll meet each da day. they'll have phillies own bradley cooper takes on important new role according to several records the 42-year-old actor welcomed a russian -- and russian mold epical entered the name the baby girl is the couple's first child and prolss there will not be their only child and have on more in the future. congratulations to them. >> janet jackson

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. >> have a cool day. [ end of realtime captioning ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, april 17th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." an urgent manhunt across at least five states for a cleveland man who killed a stranger and posted the video on facebook. >>> vice president pence visits the dmz between north and south korea overnight and says that u.s. strategic patience is over. plus, did an rican cyber attack cause the north's latest missile tests to end in a fiery failure? >> for the first time britain's prince harry reveals the lasting impact of his mother's death. he says hiding his grief over princess diana brought him close to a complete breakdown. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> she's the reason why this is about to happen to you. how old are you? >> oh, man, look, hey, look, i don't know -- i don't know nobody by that name. >> a murder posted to facebook launches a multistate manhunt. >> current this there are no other victims that we know of. don't approach him. he is considered arm

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i have almost 900 hours of archival footage with the film bedcovers 15 years in realtime without any talking heads to try to explain it many gallons of vodka later refinished the damn thing but there was the untold story of this movement in damages and did is the first time right of rich and myself about - - writing about myself or who witnessed and who was making the judgments about what was important'' room to enter and leave so talking about my own journey including losing by a lover i knew it was the difference story altogether but of a deep dive into the of plague years they and the narrative of the activist to process till the present day but thanks for asking. thanks for coming it was a pleasure. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> those pentagon documents and of military environment to be comfortable with that idea of man and machine

it reminds us once again that this is a real life story that happened in a real place and in a realtimet famous trial in history is about to begin. >> romans were very clear about reserving capital punishment into their own hands. the jewish authoriti in jerusalem have no authority to execute anybody. >> so if jesus is o to be crucified, then the only person that can authorize that is the roman prefect, ponchos pilate. >> after disturbing the temple, jesus is a marked man. >> he goes and has the last is up we are his i did siep ms and goes to the garden. that's the place where he's arrested. and then brought to pilate for judgment. >> for pilate, trouble during passover is the last thing he needs. >> what's going on? >> there's been some trouble in the temple. >> it's possible that pilate had heard about jesus. >> nothing to worry about. >> on the other hand, pilate was a very busy man and jesus was just another pesant causing problems. >> pilate is about to discover the man before him is no ordinary criminal. >> it's not a big deal for a roman governor to sentence someone to die, espec

. >> i'm going to take a ride with you and we'll have a realtime. >> great conversation. >> get up thatl. >> it's definitely good advice to take public transportation to the game. we're going to see lots of people coming in to town. it's at 1:35. you'll have the lunchtime traffic in addition. westbound 80 before highway 4 is a three car crash. we are now seeing the speeds dropping more and more. we're seeing two lanes blocked there now. reports of some nails on the roadway from chp. about 5 miles per hour. and you'll definitely want to give yourself extra time heading through the area. and another crash this morning. northbound 880 before tennyson road. it's an accident and there's some wooden debris all over the roadway. chp says possibly wooden chairs. 46miles per hour. and overall we're not seeing a major impact on the roadway. let's get over to the pedicab lover roberta gonzales with the forecast. >> thanks, sandra. good morning, everyone. and what are you showing this for? we had light rainfall early in the santa rosa area. i picked up a dusting of snow at mount hamilton. 48degrees

suggested that a special bilateral mechanism should be created that would exchange information in realtime about anyone trying to breach the international oral national norms of both russia and the u.s. the obama administration refused, they didn't respond then at the end of the obama administration in november last year. they proposed that we should meet certainly our relevant government agencies agreed but at the last moment, the obama administration changed their mind because they were probably very, very interested in undermining the american/russian relations before the rival of the new administration in power. that's why we once again confirmed this interest of ours today. this is a relevant matter, and that is why we suggested that our contact should be resumed at the level of special and voice with the u.s. administration and the president. and also at the relevant authorities we feel that this time the result of these effortght be different leading to the establishment of new channels of communication. and what is your second question? the presidential commission. no, we have not

so it's certain lepersonal for everyone because everyone sort of witnessed this crime happen in realtime. so the point is they want to know why he did this. he said that, you know, he had built in frustration, that he had anger with a girlfriend. but they can't really make sense of it. again, this is man, steve stephens, 37 years old. he was working with children, mentoring them, helping them transition from the foster care system into the work force. this is someone who had no criminal record. so it's just baffling. so many people, especially, those who knew him best. >> thank you, brin. i appreciate that. i want to bring in you casey jordan, a criminologist, emily dreifus, a senior writer, and chris a former assistant director of the fbi. good evening, everyone. steve stephens is now on the fbi's most wanted list. what does it take to get on that list? >> of course you're talking about some of the most notorious criminals on the country. this is major. on top of that the cleveland mayor puts out a $50,000 reward on mr. stevens head. so this is something that -- he captured the nation -

please just kind of walk us through what was fake about that, how it was used and how it surfaced in realtime in the campaign. >> there were two real things that were going that night. there was a small protest outside the gate, and the works there wasn't increased security around the base. the joint chief of staffs were flying in the next day. this is after the coup if you remember in turkey. that story was then changed and manipulated into this is the a the roost attack a benghazi style terrorist attack and is hitting the base and there's loose nukes out there. that comes out from overt outlaws, sputnik news, rt simultaneously. within a few minutes you see many amplifying accounts, very pro-russian accounts, website that take those spirz, spin them even further and amplify those stories with bottoms. the goal is to get it into the top trending stories on twitter so that mainstream media needs to react to it. the way they do that is hughes hashtags. they use the media to get reaction. the third was trump to get trump supporters to see it and fourth was benghazi, you're specially essentially

but nonetheless the problem is that in realtime she didn't make a complaint to the hr hotline or anythingse. and the statute of limitations has probably run. so i understand, but the statute has probably run. >> i would agree with you on the statute, but these hot lines. so many women never contact the hot lines. there's $13 million paid out in settlements. need we talk about a hotline? >> the last person i'm going to contact is my employer. i'm going to talk to someone that i hired or get advice from an outside party. i'm going to write to my company. >> when bill o'reilly to have the press conference -- he did one very smart thing. he hired clinton's lawyer, a liberal democrat lawyer, a brilliant, brilliant crisis strategist. and i suspect we're going to see a very, very good defense put forward. >> so this didn't happen, mark, in a vacuum because there's so many allegations at fox news. roger ails, they sent him away after he built the fox channel because of so many accusations. and i think there's others. but does this not point to a culture possibility? >> mind you the prior incident

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