this whole thing from the very start is just a big sham. you've got 26 republican governors that rammed it down our throats, like our governor perry, and without representation from the people that really need these benefits. it's just a sham. >> so henry, let me go to the quon this morning, which is the larger issue of the constitution and what the founding fathers had in mind. do you think that this debate what we've seen this week, was part of their intent? >> caller: no. it's just a debate about how they don't want to give benefits to the poor people. >> okay. >> caller: that's just -- bottom line. you got five republicans. roberts court is nothing but an arm of the republican party. >> henry, thanks forral call. >>> we're going to break away from you this recorded portion of the "washington journal." we always have theose on our website. now downtown, washington, d.c. the feminist majority foundation. a debate over women's reproductive rights and review some of the ballot measures affecting women. live coverage now on c-span3. >> -- th

. >> steve: sham-wow. >> excuse me. >> steve: the sham-wow. >> jimmy: the sham-wow. >> steve: sham-wows the other one. slap chop. sorry about that. >> steve: all right, zachary? >> jimmy: oh, here we go. >> oh, zachary, please. allow me. [ laughter ] >> i get to pick? >> yes. >> steve: you pick a category. >> jimmy: oh, zachary, i don't i know how you're going to pick. you're so young. >> steve: exactly. [ laughter and applause ] >> i'm younger -- okay. i just got out of school. okay. >> whoa, you are young. >> is -- [ light laughter ] >> is it hoffa in here? >> i don't know, is it? >> steve: these are yoga poses. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: oh, no. >> yoga poses. >> jimmy: fantastic. >> can you do them all? >> why not. you know. >> do you know yoga? >> steve: all right, ready? >> kind of. >> oh, great. >> steve: go. >> lotus. child pose. [ ding ] warrior. >> yup. [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> tree? >> no, no. like a -- big bird. >> oh, crane. crane. >> what is our american bird? >> the eagle. >> yeah, okay. [ ding ] >> the snakey snake. like a little snake on the ground. with a thing -- th

become one of most popular exhibition spaces in the country basically the idea of this house is to be a sham or a supplement to part of the cork in part on the how the site so we have the indoor space and office the outdoor space so this build up to gorky park together with the center.

to the words of that constitution to devise the office of legal counsel, my successors called it a sham. that's an apt word. you could call it a gimmick. i would call it embarrassing. indeed, i would tend to want to use some of the very same words that alexander hamilton used in federalist 67, which is the most comprehensive treatment of the recess appointments clause. because, you know, one of the things you discover when partisanship really gets bad, when, in fact, we're not seeking to integrate the powers to have a workable government. but, instead, we're simply looking for ways to throw in the brakes. to stop all progress. to make sure that that bill that was passed with the majority of the people's representatives, the dod frank bill, which i suspect most people in this room find enoath ma, but never the less was passed by a majority of the people of the united states. when the appointment power is used to defeat the will of the majority, it seems to me that we've got a problem. and we've got the same kind of problem that hamilton addressed when he was addressing those who were mak

he said it was a sham what is a sham is the west approach could because their reaction to this referendum shows they're not really keen on real democracy in syria it's the last thing they actually want. five percent of syrians and want president assad to stay. demonstrations in favor of president because we could be reporting the western media the reality is serious support. for the west these along their views. so we have this ludicrous musician where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting the syrians. that's ahead for you this hour to strike zone not to strike president obama is caught between those foreign i'm against a military attack on iran it's. coming for action. after months of talks and the confrontation a less than united european union has signed a deal to rent the block from overspending and so-called fiscal pact is supposed to force tough new budget rules britain and the czech republic but the idea too much to take also reports. it's been talked about for months quaint as a solution to europe's crisis fiscal compact for sky park new fiscal ru

the german net is there he said it was a sham but in fact what is a sham is the west because it could because their reaction to this referendum shows no not really keen on real democracy in syria it's the last and actually want people we've had opinion point. five percent of syrians i want present a sad state of huge demonstrations in favor of president assad because we can see the reports in the western media the reality is. that for the west because along they have used. so we have this ludicrous musician where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is these counties the views of syrians so ahead this hour to strike or not to strike president obama with those for and against a military attack on iran as he needs israeli lobbyist for action. after months of talks and confrontation a less than united european union has signed a deal to prevent the block from overspending so-called fiscal pact is supposed to enforce tough new budget rules but the u.k. and the czech republic found the idea too much to take. your reports. it's been talked about for months claimed as a s

that what is a sham is the best approach because it could because their reaction to this referendum shows that we're not really keen on real democracy in syria it's the last thing we actually want and we've got opinion poll before the show and if you frightened of syrians i want president assad to stay. demonstrations in favor of president assad in damascus we can barely be reported in the western media the reality is the majority of syrians support assad but for the west these are long their views go out and so we have this musician where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting the views of syrians. to strike or not to strike president obama between those four hundred gangs military action against iran since really the biggest gun in front of. the whole three months of talks and confrontation are less than united in union and signed a deal to prevent the block from overspending and so-called fiscal pact was supposed to force tough new budget rules for czech republic from the idea too much to take. the reports. it's good talked about for months quaint

he said that it was a sham what is a sham is the west approach because their reaction to this referendum shows they're not really keen on real democracy in syria it's the last thing they actually want but we've heard opinion poll before the show fifty five percent of syrians want a scientist a huge demonstrations in favor of president as we can in the rest of the reality is that the majority of syrian support the for the west because in long they have used now so we have this ludicrous musician where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting the syrians. still ahead this hour to strike or not to strike president obama gets an ultimatum from israel which is calling for a military attack on iran over its nuclear program. all except two e.u. nations have signed up to new tougher budget rules to stop countries running up huge debts britain and the czech republic staying out of the deal which must now be ratified by twelve euro zone members or to brussels correspondent has more. it's been talked about for months coined as a solution to europe's crisis fiscal comp

and you know what is a sham is the west approach because their reaction to this referendum shows that they're not really keen on real democracy in syria it's the last thing they actually want but we've had opinion polls before the. syrians and one president assad to step a huge demonstrations in favor of president assad in damascus we can barely report in the west leading the reality is that the majority of syrian support. for the west these are not their views. and so we have this ludicrous musician where we have the west which claims to be supporting democracy is discounting that use of syrians. what you got here live from moscow still ahead for you this hour to strike or not to strike president obama gets an ultimatum from israel just calling for a military attack on iran over its nuclear ambitions. all except two e.u. nations have signed up to new tougher budget rules to stop countries running up huge debts of britain and the czech republic are staying out of the deal which must now be ratified by the twelve euro zone members artie's or brussels correspondent has are silly or has

a mumbai the justice department's office of legal council argue that these pro forma sessions were shams and should not be deemed to narrow the real number of days that the senate was really out of session. you will probably hear a lot about that subject today, whether the pro forma sessions were sufficient to reduce the length of the senate's intrasession recess. but you should keep your eye on the ball, it seems to me. the constitution's language on appointments is the heart of the issue. it seems to give the senate an important role in all appointments. you can see it up on the screen over there. no one questions that the constitution gives the senate a majori majority, a major role in the appointments process. if that's true, then here's the question you should probably keep in mind as you hear the discussion today. if the president can make recess appointments whenever the senate is out of town, what is left of the senate's constitutional power to advice and consent? now, here's the way that we will proceed in today's session. the first statement will be made by mort rosenberg, foll

he said it was the first time his son said he was a sham doesn't think his father had said. >> the justices asked a series of tough questions over the provision in the obama back legislation requiring americans to buy insurance or pay the penalty. >> the government is saying that the federal government has a duty to tell the individual citizen that it must act and that that is different from we have in previous cases. >> justice anthony kennedy suggested the mandate is a step beyond what would be allowed in previous supreme court cases. all of this comes as supporters and opponents of the bill made their thoughts known in protest. >> if the supreme court upholds the mandate, it gives the government ability to do anything. >> i think the government should stay out of it because they screw up everything. >> attorneys for the obama administration believes even if the mandate is struck down the rest of the law should stand. >> classmates of a fairfax county school are in morning after an officer shot and killed his 13-year-old daughter before taking his whole life. >> students here at glascow m

the net amount of taxes from the sham increase in subsidies, there won't be any net difference. it is all disingenuous. the fact is they pay $36 million in taxes last year and the rate is 41.5 percent and the only thing the major oil companies get today is what is called intangible drilling which is accelerated depreciation where you write it off but you pay the same in taxes so the only difference, it is all a big sham about what he is trying to accomplish. the fact as we subsidize solar at $692 per mega watt hour and you take all of the accelerated depreciation it is 64 cents per megawatt huron oil. so, what he wants to do is raise taxes on oil companies to continue to send money to non-perfect asked non-developed energy. >>neil: would it be unilateral disarmament. there are those in the party, maybe you are among those, who would say, subsidies are bad if you are making money hand over first you don't need them. >>guest: they do not get a subsidy. major oil companies --. >>neil: bear with me. you do not need to provide any tax incentive or break for green technology. just end

trafficking threats from afghanistan and therefore rightfully interested in the region still is a sham a relatively young ten year old organization b s c o is still in search of its role searing security and economic collapse despite its cooperation with nato many still see it as a counterbalance to the north atlantic alliance. with the basque welcome to the show thank you very much for for being with us thank you . first of all i was asking the question that we started with a actually the question right why we wanted you here in the show so is a clear vision at least the moscow. the vision of the of the sea this is primarily a military. and economic organization as the chinese would definitely want it to be. first of all. i would like to stress. the. need a military block nor. integration or economic i'm going to say. the as c.e.o. is a food fledged regional organization. which has. a wide spectrum of. tasks and. all of those aims and purposes of the organizations that are in shrine in the charter of this seal which was signed in two thousand to one year after the establishment of the

. >> it's making us more super fish sham, more -- superficial. >> if you are a pilot monitoring lots of information coming at you in the cockpit or if you are a surgeon who has to pay attention to lots of different signals, these multitasking may make you better at those jobs. >> reporter: but the barrage of technology may behinder those people that need attentive thoughts. >> politics, analysis, financial types of jobs that require people to really grapple with a hard difficult problem and focus on it for a long period of time, it's those kind of skills that we risk losing. >> is there a way to avoid losing the richness of our thinking. >> you have to sometimes disconnect. >> head a -- read a book. have a conversation one on one and do it daily. david martin, fox news. >>> turning to the weather, more than 100 homes have been damaged after a tornado ripped through a town in ann arbor michigan. the storm knocked down trees and power lines. 13 homes in dexter are completely flattened. 5,000 residents are without power but thankfully no serious injuries have been reported. that is a mi

about this is our sham these are the biggest stories of the week as those who are committing gains are resoundingly train last sunday's presidential election the protest movement loses momentum because of internal structures and a lack of clear goals and. a row over the syrian crisis as russia and the arab league come to an agreement over how to stop the violence in the country that there are still those trying to poke sticks of its parts of the city. on three days on the pfizer open to news to launch airstrikes in gaza killing more than a dozen in the worst violence in the region has seen in a get. out next hour special report standing army looks at how american armed forces shape the lives of millions in the countries where they're based. beginning in the 1980's the belief is slowly taking over the world that new liberal globalization with its builtin self-regulating mechanisms we finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and with us of the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity retreat will bring on the great depression nine eleven and the cu

how the court would implement the piers 7 shoreside power project and to rely on our bea systems of sham dock port. i will go over the two systems at pier 27 and peers 70. i will give a little bit of discussion about the proposed project at pier 70, give a little bit about the project we have proposed at the utilities commission and the bae project. i will try to do this very quickly. the pier 27 project was a $5.2 million project, very close in cost to the cost of the proposed project at pier 70, which is by -- $5.7 million. the epa and sfpuc combine forces for the project. the portland after the commission the project for construction services at pier 27. the eir requires the report, and the board in certifying the appeal of the eir also requires the port to install this shoreside project. even without the ordinance before you today, that particular strategy that we have crafted with the public utilities commission, this would be the option for the board to do. >supervisor avalos: eventually, we will have shoreside power at the cruise terminal and that will be reconditioned, correct? >

you're going to pay $59 and you'll get an exterior wash, wax, polish, buff, interior cleaning and sham poo. this detail also has limited availability. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9 news now. >>> they served our country and now five landmine sniffing dogs are ready for civilian life. the spca and other groups brought them back stateside and they've been reviewing applications from families who want to adopt dogs. all five animals were raised and trained in texas and they worked for private contractors in iraq to sniff out and clear land contaminated with mines in baghdad and southern rue mal la. -- rumala. >>> there's no clear way to pinpoint how many lives these dogs have probably saved, but undoubtedly they have. and for the service that they've provided for americans, it's only fair that they get the royal treatment for their retirement. >> we're hoping that bleak, milish, mesaw, niro and rocky get great new homes. thank you, fellas. >>> let's get the forecast

and it's not just a document that names and shape s and shams a way forward. i appreciate everyone's efforts on this. this latest publication from the president's interagency task force, progress in combating trafficking summarizes the progress we made in the obama administration over the last three plus years. finally, we know that the future of this struggle will depend on innovative solutions. we are partnering with thinkers whose bold ideas are already helping to make a difference. we now have online tools like the slavery footprint so that people can understand the ways in which this crime affects them. it doesn't just happen to somebody far away, but it does have ripples of criminality that come across the globe. we have new ways of looking at supply chains and policies. that can help us cut off the demand that traffickers exploit. that is particularly important when you think about the buying power of the federal government. i think that we meet at a time when we have a lot to be grateful for in terms of the enhanced efforts that we made and the results

would he have said that civil rights movement was a sham or that brown versus board of ed was a sham?ases like brown vs. board of education. the solution did not get the children what the children needed. perhaps the lawyers in the cases didn't spend enough time talking to the parents. professor bell's argument is, you know, maybe if we had gotten fully funded separate but equal that might have been a better alternate ive to what we have today. >> we can see the clear foot parent of critical race theory all over the obama administration because this theory was really a conversation that they are trying to connect it to president obama's embrace of bell who was one of the founders of the theory. goes on to say president obama obviously believes the system is unjust upholding racism and upholding racism and requiring community organizing to change it in earth shaking ways. do you see a footprint of crt all over the obama administration which we are several years in now. >> no. i see no footprints. i see no vapors. i see none of critical race theory in president obama either his writings

some real and many more sham marriages. a huge fraud component. >> so dr. levitt, are you getting close to saying that we shouldn't worry about persons who are born in this country becoming a part of any of these criminal activities? >> no, not at all. anybody from any place is liable to get involved in criminal activity. that's what makes these relationships so powerful for a group like hezbollah. >> is there a reason for us to make sure that our vision is broad, and that we don't exclude persons simply because they happen to be from a given place? >> exactly. >> dr. -- mr. swecker, would you say a word on this, please? >> no, i think we have to have 360-degree vision on this and not get locked into a certain paradigm. i mean, we -- i think it's very logical, and this group acted logically in having angela salemis for one person, a white american female, driving the cigarette loads up to detroit. once they realized they were getting stopped all of the time -- they were speeding, but they thought it was because they were being profiled. they did get noticed

we have to raise awareness and understand that fraud particularly at a time of tie nan sham distre -- financial distress when people are feeling vulnerable its a time when people are at their most vulnerable and greatest risk of fraud. we also have to be realistic that crime today is global. we have to be realistic that more and more to day organized groups will sometimes perpetuate fraud. one of our goals, one of our goals in the criminal disvision. with our partners to try to identify who are committing the crimes and how are they committing them? one thing we know is that -- some crime, if a consumer related crime is internationally based. it is not always here. some times fraudsters realize that they can bebetter escape l enforcement if they do it abr d abroad. we are trying to deal with international partners. i've bun to west africa to talk to part nerners there. it's why we are fighting harder to extradite people when we identify them. why i was in romania to talk with partners there. where romania has been a

was to use a perfect set up for a sham two weeks off before it took us. and just a quick update in football are now suing one out but will bring in other updates on football and the rest of the russian using are nice but it's and thank you for watching. the. world for the. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future coverage. wealthy british style. it's not like. markets why not can they. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on r g. from. limitation and free liquid intake should be free transfer charges free range and free live free stereotypes free live free broadcast live video.

to see you see perfect for a sham two weeks off. so i guess i'm finally russia spence's have been using the moscow savior event to help prepare for the lympics but i failed to pick up a clean sweep of medals after losing to china in the same event russia had won the men's and women's individual events on saturday and came within a point of fact that same medal as well but it was the chinese who dealt the decisive blow squeezing to victory forty five points the forty four they declined silver in the team saber event at the olympics in two thousand and eight and a place with their performance ahead of the london games is something. to get i'm very happy and excited it's the first time we want to tournament in two years so it's a good win and i really enjoy the competition hopefully we can put in an even better performance in london which is a visa inside russia can tell you that is a sport for a moment the weather is coming up next. question was that so much as i was recalled his wife wanted to hear the candidates speak paul what make

no money for food -- it is a sham, and every independent analyst knows it. you've ducked the hard questions in terms of how you're going to fix the tax system. you're going to leave a yawning deficit subpoena you have abrogated the agreement that we made last fall and wrote into law, that's not good enough for some of your tea party members, so you're going to brat teak th agreement of last fall and make the job of mr. cole, simpson and calvert into a nightmare trying to get something done and not have a shutdown before the budget in the fall. i think it's sad. it's not courage. it's not a plan. it is a political document, and we've decided that we're going to play politics here. what a surprise on the budget comme. it's anything other than a budget plan and ducking the tough questions. i would like to turn to mylleae remainder of our time to use as she sees fit. >> think tank the gentleman fo yieldinyield ing addition to tax targets that can't come close without major class the republican budget boastfully is a windfall. essentially offshoring by u.s. corpo

well known walkers to invent a lehi sham used to report for al-jazeera from the world's conflicts hot spots but syria has become the rubicon he couldn't cross he mentions armed groups fighting against assad's army and his boss is a doha tell him he needed a vacation he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says but like you know from both things. syria. egypt tunisia whatever adopting for example the revolution and behind on saudi arabia and the media this is just a proxy it's a proxy used by by its there by fellow passions by certain a government by the west to fuel this war. with more and more proof emerge in all of the international media as involvement in the arab spring revolutions the question remains open to what extent do they influence events and how much responsibility do they therefore share portfolios refresh our t beirut lebanon. ruling party points the finger of blame but islamic extremists for the latest in the bomb attacks to hit syria talk to personnel who are brother a professor of international relations at damascus university told me believes signs that a

also apply or a weapon so it's the overall instability with the arab awakening or the nuclear is a sham iran and the united states' involvement in that region which is is a matter of concern a lot of critics though would say that one there is not any proof that iran has a nuclear weapon or is developing a nuclear weapon and also that there's a risk of repeating. weapons of mass destruction mistake made with iraq with what it's like you said it was a it wasn't just a mistake i mean i think that clearly in retrospect the information to suggest that iraq had had it was building a nuclear weapon was flawed but you know i mean the problem with a iran i don't want to claim a no that i'm aware of that they have a nuclear weapon the question is how close are they to a nuclear weapon and i think people honestly disagree. on that question but i think there's a general agreement including agreement between moscow and washington that if iran were to fire a nuclear weapons capability that would not be nice as a stabilizing development for the region we disagree on what the consequences might be and

this hour about following the negative sentiment coming out of china if you look at the individual sham as you can see that gas market gastro is down the companies reportedly aim for a twenty six percent price hike was near ft is also doubt its net profit rose nine point five percent last year but that is according to russian accounting standards a part of us now is a great different story for them so it's not all day. they've got some good news if we have a look we can see that they drop their plans to move to london and that's it since you've made the decision comes after delays are receiving approval from russia's foreign investment commission the company had planned to list seven and a half percent stake in london raising a potential seven hundred million dollars us here is money that so far on the top let's hone it how gold prices of this hour and i've been struggling it say they've been struggling this week as you as you could say they are indeed down a c. . at this hour there's all sorts of sentiment i mean as the economy gets stronger we oppose the sentiments coming out of the u

well perhaps because there really isn't a quest to spread democracy it's a sham it's really a cover for installing pro-u.s. regimes i mean you mention egypt here's a classic example who has been the principal supporter of this military dictatorship for some thirty years it's the us government through billions of dollars of foreign aid so now they're a little bit conflicted because they see the temperament of the people changing but they're still funneling money into that regime and you see it all around the world and so this idea that the government loves democracy is nonsense that's just the pretense for regime change to get pro-u.s. regimes into power so you're saying that democracy is used as an excuse to militarily intervene in other countries but there is much more to it than wanting to spread democracy of course i mean look at the whole history of u.s. foreign policy since world war two you had the ouster of a democratically elected prime minister of iran mohammad mostly dead and the installation by the cia of a brutal unelected dictator the shah of iran the same thing happening g

. >> i'm in a bit of a sham. but i guess safety has to be the priority. >> reporter: when there is no snow on the ground they'll be able to open that gate and let the public in. they'll be welcome to go on those free tours and the parking will be open. >>> southern california got a good soaking today, a spring storm brought rain, wind and cold to the los angeles area all day with about an inch of rain expected by the end of the night. put that in perspective. l.a. gets 15-inches of rain all year. >>> we want you to take a look at this right now. a basketball arena reduced to rubble in a matter of second. but it didn't quite go as planned. >>> if at first you don't succeed. a frenchman makes another effort at scaling a building, what he had to change to keep authorities from stopping him. >>> cool air remains in place. the neighborhoods that will be in the 30s. and the area that could pick up rain. >>> there it goes, today was demolition day in florida. it was out with the old amway arena in orlando. it took just

with some crimes that carry the death penalty because everyone in yemen knew the whole thing was a sham of a setup he got a relatively light sentence five years ali abdullah saleh the president yemen is said approached by a very important figures and in yemen among them tribal leaders who really run the show there and they said you've got to release the. so solace is ok i'm going to pardon him he has the pardon prepared ready to sign it it leaks out to the yemeni press ali abdullah saleh gets a phone call from john brennan or one of obama's advisers for president obama himself and president obama separate very concerned about the release of this guy we don't know the full extent of what happened that phone call with the white house and state department back to interview the state department admit that obama in fact said the u.s. wants him to stay in jail and so the pardon was rescinded and he continues to rot away in a prison after having been convicted in a kangaroo court and it's he's in prison because barack obama wants a new person i mean it sounds outrageous jeremy and the question

with some crimes that carries the death penalty because everyone in yemen knew the whole thing was a sham and a setup he got a relatively light sentence five years out of the us dollar the president damages that approach by very important figures in in yemen among the tribal leaders who really run the show there and they said you've got to release this guy. so it's always says ok i've got a partner he has the pardon prepared ready to sign it it leaks out to the yemenis pressed then i would go a call i get the phone call from john brennan or one of obama's advisors or president obama himself and president obama said we're very concerned about the release of this guy we don't know the full extent of what happened that phone call but the white house and apartment got to interview the state department admitted obama the fact that the u.s. wanted to stay in jail until the pardon was rescinded and he continues to rot away in a prison after having been convicted in a kangaroo court and if he's in prison because barack obama wants him in prison i mean it sounds outrageous jeremy and the question

else and selling a gun by me and have somebody word a buying arsenal of weapons and i don't have a sham sort of red flag one by the way that we need to look no further than the fast and furious or gun walk or scandal where you have people like eric holder who have openly said he wants to greenwash the american public into giving up their guns were they knowingly were allowed guns to cross the border so again what what i think is a more legitimate threat is an overreaching government with a lack of transparency not a large biding citizen who is actually sizing his right to own a gun again if someone believes that it's the government's right to say how many guns you can own and tell you why you should own a gun well defined we just need to rewrite the constitution that's ok that's an argument to have but again i can't even begin to try an act is going to understand why everyone would buy more than one gun in thirty days i know my fiance did and if you think that the government would have her have the right to tell her listen sorry face the rapist in the grand rapids alley then fine that's

corporations doesn't stand a chance to try to reason they were running us to expose the system is a sham and to bring out the ideas and the issues that working people really care about and the system that are now who do you think are the biggest winners and the biggest losers i mean i guess the working people are the one through losing every single time i think that's going to change i mean obviously the biggest winners are the big banks and corporations the people whose interests are represented the white house the people who are on tuesday have to go to war and they're the ones that winning artists. talk to me about i know you're a self described marxist i see in your campaign website and you talk about a lot about capitalism versus socialism. socialism even now seems to be a little bit of a derogatory term or a bad word i know i've gone to tea party rallies before and people are holding up signs you know obama is a socialist and. you know some people say so but a lot of people still say you know that's that's scary you know one of the things you wrote about in the campaign is a new pe

she hands out the sham rox to the members of the first irish guard. this, after a week of the kate effect. what a week it's been for kate. a week of milestones. first, there was a little appearance on a hockey field. she joined team great britain showing off her skills. not bad. she was captain of her hockey team at school. then she ditched the sneakers and coral trousers and glamd up and stepped out for the first time with her father-in-law. and there was time to muck in with the kids. >> we know that charles is very, very fond of kate. we got to see that between them. there's clearly a huge, huge bond there. in the way they were laughing and joking together you could see it. >> reporter: but the real star atransaction was kate. whether she goes, you can bet she wows the crowd and steals the show. kate's natural with the kids. >> people say she's just so lovely sorks normal. they light up when she comes into the room. they're so, so excited to meet her. with the children, it's lovely. >> reporter: the most important engagement so far, and another fir

. >> they call this sham litigation, well, there are 5.25 million reasons why. >>randy: i come out and say i will fight and i realize i will take care of my lows and do the right thing and now i am a bad person. >>guest: he did --. >>shepard: what are you looking for, free food? >>randy: how many litigations are over to less than two years and someone writes a check for $5 million. he is doing the right thing and should be applauded. >>guest: the highest kind of settlement for this case $5.25 million. >>shepard: that is an indication, randy, and you know it with your clown face they paid out the most because if they went to trial they would have had to pay more and that was the calculation of the lawyers. >>randy: maybe they would pay less. >>shepard: maybe you are high. >>randy: i am never high. >>shepard: you know better than that and you are saying things you know are not true. >>randy: i want chocolate covered raisins on my moon pie. >>shepard: at least faith has a grain of sense. we need a doctor. u.s. officials investigate whether members, listen to this,