a great remington thank you for being here good to be here so you did so well last time we love having you back to explain what this rule is and why the secretary has delayed it and not wanted to go forward well it's a little complicated but it comes down to both a procedural and a substantive thing so in two thousand and sixteen the obama administration said if you've been cheated defrauded from a college you won't have to pay back those student loans seems pretty simple right in twenty seventeen when the ministration came into power the for profit colleges say hey wait a minute we got to do something about this so betsy devolves stopped. implementation of the rule. and public citizen suit them well the judge ruled last month with two things the first was that the. department occasion three times illegally delayed the rule so that was a win and then just last week said ok you're going to have to. ensure that the rule can move forward now there are other hurdles that are going to come in the next few months and weeks but until the case is actually finally resolved students can right no

yesterday at the ranch we saw a number of copies of frederick remington paintings and frederick remington sculptures. frederick remington, the great western artist -- i regret we don't have one of his pictures right behind us right now -- he was out west in the 1890's and was an easterner too was an easterner. he too senses that something really vital has just disappeared. he wrote this, right before his death in 1909. the west is no longer the west of picturesque's and stirring events. romance and adventure have been beaten down and the rest of civilization. the country west of mississippi has become hopelessly commercialized, shackled in chained of business to us other most limits. the cowboy, the ring thing mark you disappeared with the advent of the wire fence. as for the indians, there are so few of them he doesn't count. so when he is painting these paintings from new rochelle, new york he too is regretting the , west that seems to have disappeared. we can throw into this makes the philadelphia novelist who wrote, "the virginian" in 1902, that novel that evokes so much of what we sa

she's a committed liberal so she will vote no. >> martha: let me bring updates remington remington polls that as a supreme court nomination process for brett kavanaugh made you more likely to vote for claire mccaskill or less? 42% said more likely and 49% said less likely. >> she was pretty candid a few weeks ago and said this is a "no" win political situation because of the dynamic that you talked about. alienating the left or turning off a lot of the more conservative voters of that state. if you are joe manchin, or you are heidi heitkamp, there are poles coming out of those states that have kavanaugh after the hearing at plus 30, plus 35. i think unless something really significant comes out of the fbi investigation, you are going to see one or both of them vote yes. >> before the fbi investigation was completed, support for judge kavanaugh drop to such a record low, the most unpopular nominee since judge bork. let me also make the point that many of these days among independents and women, importance when votes, they are not only walking away from judge kavanaugh and opposed to his

deposit to stop stalling and implement a rule to protect student why has she delayed it so long remington eight grade is standing by to tell us and the trouble ministration is seeking to relax a major financial reform rule which was implemented in the wake of the two thousand and eight financial crisis if they succeed will place the point in full system in jeopardy yet again we're joined by public citizen financial policy advocate naylor plus we take a look at the new media landscape and how massive money and advertising is seeking new places to play holland cook and steve malzberg to help us sort it all out and speaking of media we have a special treat coming up we'll be joined by a media megastar who i'm pleased and honored to say has joined the r t america team here in washington on. fox and n.b.c. famed anchorman rick sanchez joins us this is going to be fun all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines ready to go. a group of advertisers is alleging facebook knowingly misstated the amount of time consumers spent viewing video advertisements by up to get this nine hundred

christy remington was part of the team that conducted brett kavanaugh's fifth background investigationputy, very good to have you. first of all, why were there so many and was there -- i know you can't reveal details -- -- what was so unique about your investigation? >> brett had many more background investigations prior to me coming around. so that's why it came upon the fifth. so just like any other judicial candidate, he was subjected to a full field background investigation. also, a vet in the office of legal policy. >> neil: what comes up in that? we're told that this separate investigation into these charges from these women was something that did not and was not part of anything prior because no one knew about them, right? >> i was not aware of any of these allegations prior to the reports in the media for sure. the fbi conducts their investigation going back to about the 18th birthday. what we generally look at when we're looking at judicial nominations, what has this person done as an adult, what have they done as a lawyer and what kind of judge they would be. >> neil: now, is

the town i grew up in, we used to have a manufacturing operation that made the gunstock for remington rifles and that plant closed down. we lost those jobs and it has been devastating for my little town, population 5000. that story has been repeated across the state and the country and i think president trump has done a great job of saying -- we are going to stand up to trade cheaters like china, we will stand up to mexico, to canada, and anyone that would tried it -- would try to take our jobs. made some other changes to try to get the companies to relocate back to the united states. the issue you raised is an interesting one and worth looking at. i think we need to do everything we can to force american companies to keep working are, to bring back those jobs. what i don't agree with is the policy of appeasement and weakness that senator mccaskill and the liberal democrats have followed for years. they are content to let wages be stagnant for decades. to see jobs go overseas. it has been the party line. that is not acceptable. we are starting to make progress and we have to push forw

we had a manufacturing operation that made the gun stock for remington rifles, i believe, and that lancesed down. we lost those jobs. and it's been devastating for my little job -- for my little town, population 5000. that story has been repeated across the state and across the country. i think president trump is done a good job by saying, we are going to stand up to trade teachers like china, stand up to mexico, stand up to anybody that will take our jobs. if wel be confrontational need to to get those jobs back. the issue you raised is worth looking at, because i think we need to do everything we can to force american companies to keep working are, to bring back those jobs. what i do not agree with is the policy of appeasement and weakness that senator mccaskill and liberal democrats have followed for years. let have been content to wages be stagnant for decades, to see jobs go overseas. that is been the party line. that is not acceptable. we are starting to make progress, we have to push forward. democratscaskill: the have worked hard on requiring the government to buy american produc

someone else who knows brett kavanaugh well former deputy attorney general kristi remington and has knownaugh for 20 years. do you agree with senator graham? >> i do. i was in the office of legal policy during the bush administration and we were responsible for the confirmation of federal judges and in the course of brett's career, he has had background investigations continuously since 1993. >> sandra: president trump, he weighed in on all of this at the rally he conducted in kansas on saturday. speaking again to the great character of brett kavanaugh in his words. >> president trump: brett kavanaugh is a man of great character and intellect. he is a loving husband, a devoted father, and a faithful public servant. and he always has been. what he and his wonderful family endured at the hands of democrats is unthinkable. >> sandra: as he was leaving the white house a few moments ago he said very similar words, kristy. the way democrats conducted themselves through this process was a disgrace. what did you think of the way he and his family were treated? >> i was heartbroken. i've known the