i am here with criminal defense attorney remi spencer. yeah. and filling in for andy levy is dutch def metal drummer, lars. his first album was recorded in a storage container at the bottom of a river. the first 100lp's come with an actual authentic ear lobe. and fema considers him a disaster area, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if riding talent was a spin class groups of people would do hill every morning at the gym. his latest, greatest book, "nightmare city." it sounds like a date with me. comes out november 5th, 5th, 5th. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. time to talk, america. >> i don't know why i still keep him on the job. all right, is there -- is their spoof further proof? hollywood loves obama. and now funny or die has teamed up with the nation's finest celebrities in a campaign to get young people to enroll in the obamacare exchange that opens on tuesday. one of the video's stars, jennifer hudson in a parity of scandal. it is hilarious. jay in a cut throat world of dc. >> we have a bit of a scandal. >> she takes

i am here with criminal defense attorney remi spencer. yeah. and filling in for andy levy is dutch def metal drummer, lars. his first album was recorded in a storage container at the bottom of a river. the first 100lp's come with an actual authentic ear lobe. and fema considers him a disaster area, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if riding talent was a spin class groups of people would do hill every morning at the gym. his latest, greatest book, "nightmare city." it sounds like a date with me. comes out november 5th, 5th, 5th. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. time to talk, america. >> i don't know why i still keep him on the job. all right, is there -- is their spoof further proof? hollywood loves obama. and now funny or die has teamed up with the nation's finest celebrities in a campaign to get young people to enroll in the obamacare exchange that opens on tuesday. one of the video's stars, jennifer hudson in a parity of scandal. it is hilarious. jay in a cut throat world of dc. >> we have a bit of a scandal. >> she takes

remy, i go to you first. do you think this would have been an issue if he handed out salamanderbrochures or same sex instructions? >> i think the police officer handled himself professional according to the school's policies, but this is a bad policy. that's why he's filed a lawsuit. this lawsuit is not really about money, it's about getting the school to change their policies. there is nothing wrong with someone passing out the constitution, particularly on constitution day. and i do not believe that the school policy is going to remain in effect. and they have issued a press statement and i believe they will be changing it, although they're not commenting while the litigation is pending. >> i did a lot of passing out in college. john, they actually have free speech zones on campus, shouldn't the whole campus by the very nature of open minds be all free speech? >> you're exactly right, greg. these campuses should be free speech zones all over the place, but they're not. in fact, they're some of the most rest

remy, these videos were not paid for in a bad name, and they did it for free. isn't that wonderful? it is like edgy comedians working for the man. >> that's the only good thing about these videos and advertisements. the money spent in creating them and trying to get people to support obamacare or the aca or whatever it is they are calling it these days should be -- would be better spent improving it. you don't have to rebrand or market yourself in a different way if your product is siling. selling. if it is any good you don't have to change it. how about change it and stop persuading us to like it. aca, and nobody knows what aca is.

remy, i go to you first. would have been an issue if he handed out salamanderbrochures or same sex instructions? >> i think the police officer handled himself professional according to the school's policies, but this is a bad policy. that's why he's filed a lawsuit. this lawsuit is not really about money, it's about getting the nothing wrong with ir policies. someone passing out the constitution, particularly on constitution day. and i do not believe that the school policy is going to remain in effect. and they have issued a press statement and i believe they will be changing it, although they're not commenting while the litigation is pending. >> i did a lot of passing out in college. john, they actually have free speech zones on campus, shouldn't the whole campus by the very nature of open minds be all free speech? >> you're exactly right, greg. these campuses should be free speech zones all over the place, but they're not. in fact, they're some of the most restrictive places on the planet. you have hate spe

remy -- we went to seven different countries to understand why rimless do what they do and what that dog does to them. one could really interesting incident in my book, when we visited kris jenner among poor, one of the bravest people i have ever met. but she is doing her job -- , oneed christian amanpour of the bravest people i have ever met. but she's doing her job so that people understand what is going on in the world. threats of what we need to understand and the will to be informed and engaged, that is sometimes a challenge. tavis: i am seeing more and more women who are courageously putting themselves out and npr has some courageous reporters. laura logan comes to mind at cbs when she was over there. obviously, christian and others. i'm not trained to pull names. i'm just making the point that there are more women courageous now than ever to get these stories out. what do you make of this? >> i said -- i shared an office with marianne fitzgerald. she was so insanely brave. she got more stories than the guys sometimes. she was beautiful. tavis: that helps. >> absolutely. why no

but remi asked him, do you love her?t the microphone next to him and the guy looked to both sides and then he said, yes. >> translator: then i started gathering information, and i thought to build my story, edwin's story would be one of the most interesting ones. and lucky me, it was the most interesting one. >> interesting because cadillo's simple love story gets decidedly more complicated. a group of women storm the auditorium and start pounding on the groom. >> translator: they started screaming and punching him and saying, that man is an adulterer. he has two children. how can he possibly get married if he has a wife at home? he's tricking this woman. >> his wife's family is furious that he's getting hitched to another woman. they unceremoniously run him out of the auditorium and into a stairway. standing by his side and defending her son until the end, ortiz's mother tries to shield him from the ambush and the women show her no mercy. meanwhile, another woman chases the would-be bride from the auditorium. the frazzl

kiss them good-bye, remi.lunteers from the streets of new york, who decided come over here to sit on the other side. we'll kick the can in this direction and see who kicks it the furtherrest. who is our first brave volume steer? come on up here. what is your name? where are you from. >> carol blanchard. i'm from alaska. melissa: come out here, carol. >> all the cans are blowing away. that is cheating. that is cheating. give one of these can as kick. david, you will go next. all right. i love this idea. melissa: there is yours, remi. >> come up to give it a big kick. nice. i think that will be a winner. do you get sick of people saying they kick the can down the road. >> i do. i think it should be a banned phrase. wind will blow it away before you can kick it. >> david, keep your hand there. melissa: all right. >> there you go. melissa: david, if you had a fantasy congressional football team, who would be on it? >> all girls with pretty legs like yours. melissa: anymore volunteers? where are you from? i don't t

it is remi spencer. here is what i am thinking, sherrod. twist on the new "murder she wrote" is that she is actually the killer. she is solving a crime that she can -- instead of solving the crime she has to figure out how to blame it on somebody else. that's a genius idea. >> the whole show is her getting rid of evidence. >> or framing somebody? >> it is always about framing somebody. >> and an innocent person gets the chair. >> murder she frames. >> these muffins taste a little perfony. >> angela lansbury is 90 years old. >> and they are spiting on her nonexistent grave by doing this. >> why are you so angry? >> i am not angry. i actually hated this show with a passion. >> you are detracting from that? >> i must write the other one. >> they are both mine. relax. >> you compete against yourself. >> they are two completely different voices. >> you know what, anyway -- >> andy is the real murderer. >> why follow through with the dark and horrible thing i was going say about my life. do you have a video of your animal doing something? go to f

the northeast, but this is the son of a beloved former second baseman and red sox broadcaster jerry remyrraigned today, he just was, he's accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death. he pleaded not guilty, but he was covered in jennifer's blood -- his girlfriend -- the night he was arrested at home with their 4-year-old daughter. this is what we want to talk about today. just two days before this murder -- >> right. jenna: -- this young man was arrested for domestic violence. and he was released the same day without bail. prosecutors had him come back the next day to court. she did not show up, doug. >> yep. jenna: and so then they said, well, he doesn't have a restraining order. 24 hours later, she's dead. so does the state have responsibility for this? >> it's a mixed argument. i cannot possibly sympathize more with those who would say, look, if you had kept him and held him without bail, this victim would be alive. i totally understand that sentiment. but by the same token, on a case such as what it was, many people are released on bail, so it's hard to retroactively monday morning qu

attorney lisa says that he has a case, but attorney remy says no. looking at this, what do you think? >> he definitely has a case. these kids went out on the field. they were going to be tormented and embarrassed. the definition of bullying, texas penal code. this is what happened, they lost 91-0 against a team that was 7-0 that won every single game of the season by more than 75 points. >> where does the bullying come? >> everybody in the stadium knew they were going to be embarrassed and tormented. for a significant amount of time, not just first quarter or second quarter. this was the whole game. they were beaten down. and every parent in the stadium on both sides recognized that, including the coach. unfortunate for the coach that he is in his position, but he works for the school district. >> but you wonder at what point enough is enough? maybe at 60-0, we can let up now. >> maybe they could have let up, maybe put in the third team or the third row, let more people play, take tennesseen it a lite. but they won. where's the leap from winning to

i am here with criminal defense attorney remi spencer. yeah.n for andy levy is dutch def metal drummer, lars. his first album was recorded in a storage container at the bottom of a river. the first 100lp's come with an actual authentic ear lobe. and fema considers him a disaster area, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if riding talent was a spin class groups of people would do hil

. >> but remy, can you you really charge someone for being unfit mother?s. we have civil laws. we have family laws. we have criminal laws. you cannot charge a parent for conduct of a child for which the parent has absolutely no role or responsibility in. imagine being responsible for something that your child does they are not even aware of. however, what we saw in that video is a parent or an individual acting in a criminal manner. she was beating on children. so she has been charged in a separate case. it's not the same case that her daughter is involved in. if there is a link between the mother and the child in the bullying case, then, yes, jona is right she needs to be held responsible in a criminal court is it criminal or negligent? is it a poor parenting skill? is it a woman that should be responsible for going to parenting classes in the family system as opposed to the criminal system? >> jona,what about a failure to act? if parents are warned by teachers or other parents -- i want to show this facebook post that came from one of the alleged bullies