shapiro. through the cao, you have the office of house employment counsel and house employment ohec, who wen as worked with a bit in the last term when i was ethics chair, is supposed to be the entity, is it not, that is supposed to handle issues with supervisors and staff? mr. kiko: that is correct. rep. brooks: i am not certain to be honest -- i had been here three terms, and it was not until i was chair of the house ethics committee that i learned that ohec had existed. i think that is, i had never heard -- and maybe i had been told about it during orientation, and this office of lawyers who were to advise us. i did not know about it until i ended up being chair of ethics. just for the record, that is something that i think we could really elevate in some way or as we look at centralizing some of the hr functions, ohec has to be a part of the discussion. mr. kiko, one of the things i know you have put in place which i think is really good is the new customer experience center. i understand

the left was very mad at her for that, spending the money and we hate shapiro. so good for her. >> the conservatives have, you know, do get some blame here. not -- not responsible conservatives. they want to stick it in the face of the campus admissions, get the most outrageous, most flagrantly provocative person. i kind of understand, but it is sort of -- if students on the left invited people from the nation of islam to speak, right, they're going to -- it is going to be a campus explosion. i think conservatives should try to aim, you know, maybe like a ben shapiro, more responsible, better -- people who aren't just there to -- who would like there to be a riot. i think the problem is, they benefit too. they have an interest in there being a riot and things getting shut down. i would like to see heather mcdonald or steve hayward show up and engage in an intelligent debate with the other side. >> that's an important point. there is a good book called "becoming right: how campuses shape young conservatives ." it was from two sociologies, they interviewed student

shapiro, administration officialsay these are appropriate settings, they're campus-like facilities.t's youopinion? are they appropriate forch dren? >> so, i've been to every existing family residential center, and i will say-- i hate 's put it this way, but he's dead wrong, and rong from a child welfare perspective. these cilities are prison- like. families are treated like prisoners. parents are not allowe freely parent their children in thway that they want to. the facilities are-- at the berks faly residential center, where i've been, children and women have flashlights shown in their face every 15 minutes to make sure they're slping in their beds. disrupts tir sleep, and it scares them. i mean, that we would want our families to live in. you wouldn't want to le there. i wouldn't want to live there. we wouldn't want our families to live there. and most egregiously, they do onot have adequate medica mental health services that families need.e we h remember, detention itself is traumatizing. and that is why, when i was in those facilities, i saw a very regressive behavior in childr

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the milo incident, and then the high security at the ben shapiro.oth events.t there was no security at the milo event. there was incredible security, supposedly $600,000 at the ben shapiro. how much should a university be expected to pay. >> i don't have a good answer. >> is a reasonable expense. coming back to campus, i was talking to the chancellor. part. fraught on his he kept announcing speakers that would come with him and then one day charles murray was coming and i thought, i doubt that. i would say i wouldn't go with that. i told the chancellor's office. i said obviously he's trying to fleece donors. the chancellor was cool and said tell us what we need. fess, it was a fraud on his part. wrote -- brokee the fever. the contingent answer is that you should spend whatever it takes to maintain the authority of the campus to control the campus. there's no objective figure for that. muche lawyer in me has a more pragmatic answer that actually works. --ould say that you should it will have a great effect of paying for security and reducing the numb

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heresy to cancer at the moment they're using regiment of 17 chemicals to purify the water from lake shapiro i think from the visuals you can see that. the water is contaminated when i went to the dam you you could you were greeted by you know a heavy stench you know it from a distance of 500 meters to the dam we thinking that maybe you know it's something that is coming from a damn site but this is water that is meant for consumption so you can see that they. really need a supply of foreign currency weekly and monthly to court to decontaminate this water so that it is portable for drinking and for use in houses privileged. thank you. south africa we any don's company is all here believe the best in the country and their latest production is said to be breathtaking and that's not even the story one of their truth is a dance with a difference let's take a look. new summer target is getting ready to burst into the spotlight he's up next at the johannesburg theater motors the lead form in the latest piece by south africa's most prestigious dance company the dances. was was there was dancing pro

joining me is attorney general job shapiro, who is personally suing the sackler family. good to see you again. thank you for joining us. this is a complicated story. you and i talked about it several times. let's try and understand here that purdue pharma is a stand-alone company. this last piece of evidence from new york that they sent money into a swiss bank account, there appears to have been a lot of that going on over the year with purdue pharma. >> exactly. it was the way in which the company was working, which is why here in pennsylvania we not only sued purdue pharma but sued the sacklers personally. when they were making tens of billions off the sale of oxycontin, they weren't leaving all that money sitting at purdue pharmaceuticals. what the sackler family who own and operate purdue were doing was they were sucking that money out of the company and sending it to offshore accounts, they were sending it to trusts and eventually that money was just going into the pockets of the sackle sacklers. so when a company like purdue declares bankruptcy, as they did late la

up front now attorney general josh shapiro refused to join the settlement and he's suing the sacklerntrols purdue. nice to have you. they want to pay $34 million in bonuses. do you have any idea what these quote, unquote, performance bonuses are for at the company which makes oxycontin? >> no, i don't, erin, and sadly, this is what we've come to expect from purdue. the same people that incentivized the kind of behavior that ultimately led to this crisis we're facing across this country, the same people that specifically targeted pennsylvania with 531,000 visits to doctors offices where they were specifically trying to target our veteran population and seniors and trying to get people hooked on their product, oxycontin, has the same chemical makeup as heroin. it doesn't surprise me, given their greed, given their approach they've taken on this, it doesn't surprise me on their way out after using bankruptcy as an attempted shield to protect themselves from lawsuits that i and others followed, that they would try and gives tens of millions of dollars of bonuses. >> they sent a statement

co-investigator at the laureate institute for brain research also joining us via skype from philadelphia jordan shapiro he's author of the book the new childhood raising kids to thrive in a connected well out and talk to her about it is an adolescent psychiatrist assistant professor at the university of california san diego it's good to have your hair every body jordan and guess i'm just wondering the reason we're even debating this always scared of the screens that we have out there right now we scared that we don't know what they doing to our youngsters and to our babies is this conversation driven by fear or because there may well be an educational impact on gangsta's looking at scripts well i think it's absolutely driven by fear you know. all these devices are sort of here to stay that part of our lives and well it's certainly good things to be concerned about as in told us it seems to be from screen to be seen like kids who seem easily distracted kids who. are too focused on video games kids who have unhealthy divisive unhealthy relationships with their devices and i think that there's not really

are over the crew that was sitting back and go looking for specifically maybe just a few risks mr shapiro says we know it is a big defended they are in bergen county for the murder of this your book another gone girl. and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation on the over the what was the use to use one of the walkthrough to. form. since originally over was 4 years for mr moore 4 years for mr l. to be equal to 4 on stewart history if the nationalist sense we exposed to drugs consisted all else in this case as to who he said it to with. their life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at this they understand that hundreds and they don't want to leave office that night so what you want to do all those are on this case this far. and he further. are very well said for september 7th i think they are the ones. with. little or no. nobody really is just sitting around the fact that what if th

general josh appear and was among those vocally declining to join the settlements in a statement mr shapiro said this apparent settlement is a slap in the face to everyone who has had to bury a loved one due to this family's destruction and greed. it allows the sackler family to walk away billionaires and admit no wrongdoing was killed as landmark legal moments and it immensely profitable american tragedy is molly barrows a contributor to america's lawyer molly welcome back 1st of all just give the basics what are the details of this settlement the pennsylvania attorney general notably declined to partake of. the details are still coming out that some of the exact particulars are not yet known but according to the new york times the company and its owners the billionaire family the sacked lawyers have reached a tentative agreement to settle thousands of those municipal and state lawsuits purdue another pharmaceutical companies face from across the country we don't know the exact amount but it is expected to be the largest ever paid out by an opioid manufacturer again the specific still bein

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ilhan been mohammad shapiro and has asthma and the frantic syndrome and has had to skip school for several days on one hit so much difficulty breathing that he had to go to the doctors 4 times. we're worried about his health but his body he keeps complaining about wanting to go back to school and be with me to meet you his friends and all that. yeah i think if this situation you know cannot go we are going to be quite a cool way to phrase the stressful time for us as a family the malaysian meteorology department is conducting cloud seeding hoping to artificially create a raid in an effort to clear the small salt crystals. being loaded onto a plane to be dispersed into clouds scientists say the little water that's in the air will condense around these newly introduced particles delphic and the clouds and increase the chance of rain. for that to work there has to be enough clout to produce rain and even if there is there may not be enough rainfall to reduce the haze. as long as there are still forest fire and the winds continue to blow from day to discrete in their haste will return but at l

we have an internal picture of an email calling' ben shapiro and bringing aer u nazis.eritas has brought forth to whistle blow top the doctor can't cure you if we don't acknowledge there is an illness. judge jeanine: you laid it out. what happens now? freedom of expression? it doesn't apply to them. it only applies to the government. if that is the case -- so first of all they want to run their place as if it is a public lusher meaning i can decide what to publish. but a puck lusher is liable to lawsuits against against slander. but they claim they are a public forum. i hate to say this. i don't want government intervention. judge jeanine: you have to get a copy of my book. you are -- all right, dennis prager, thanks so much. america's power grid is vulnerable to attack. we'll talk about it next. judge jeanine: here on "justice" we have long covered the critical problem with america's power grid and what we can do to protect it. the vice president for special projects at the center for security policy who manages the secure the grid coalition. but he's also a u.s. marin

but scientists in jordan are developing techniques that could restore and repopulate rees andrew shapiro reports now from the port of aqaba . when dr phil watt enters the wet lab at the marine science station he knows that the future of the world's corals is not guaranteed so experiments are carried out in these tanks that take advantage of quality spawn in the red sea where nearly 200 species of hard coral have flourished this is that is a lot of what i was or that is the old what we have done so far is the saw something meets in the c.b.d. we call them blue books for me and you put out a one method involves coral engineering combining fragments of different species of coral each resistant to a different type of disease or other stress factor within a few years they fused together into one creature that stronger than any one part a small miracle of nature all the learning and experimentation here begins with the basic lesson for us all many people and there will be do not be allies what is the nature of. some people think that those on the stones present and this is some of those they t

ilhan been mohammad shapiro and has asthma and the frantic syndrome and has had to skip school for several days on one hit so much difficulty breathing that he had to go to the doctors 4 times. we're worried about his health but his body he keeps complaining about wanting to go back to school and be with us meant meeting his friends and all that. yeah i think if this situation you know cannot go we are going to be quite a cool way to face for the stressful time for us as a family the malaysian meteorology department is conducting cloud seeding hoping to artificially create a raid in an effort to clear the small. crystals. being loaded onto a plane to be dispersed into scientists say the little water that's in the air will condense around these newly introduced particles. in the clouds and increase the chance of rain for that to work there has to be enough clout to produce rain and even if there is there may not be enough rainfall to reduce the haze. as long as they are still forest fire and the winds continue to blow from day to discrete been there his will return but at least we'll be abl

we have an internal picture of an email calling' ben shapiro and bringing aer u nazis.ject veritas has brought forth to whistle blow top the doctor can't cure you if we don't acknowledge there is an illness. judge jeanine: you laid it out. what happens now? freedom of expression? it doesn't apply to them. it only applies to the government. if that is the case -- so first of all they want to run their place as if it is a public lusher meaning i can decide what to publish. but a puck lusher is liable to lawsuits against against slander. but they claim they are a public forum. i hate to say this. i don't want government intervention. judge jeanine: you have to get a copy of my book. you are -- all right, dennis prager, thanks so much. america's power grid is vulnerable to attack. we'll talk about it next. ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawkin

it's been such a pleasure unlike many here obviously love chatting to new friends preston jordan shapiro and caught up blackouts the conversation continues online is screen time a good idea what is your input you can tell us at a stream always on twitter but that wraps up our discussion for analysis you want i take everybody. makes stories generate sounds of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives and you hold a lawyer to it can separate the spin from the facts. the misinformation from the journalism how careful must you choose your words but some tough stuff has to be said to critics have to debate the listening post on al-jazeera. a new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship that believe this program that we have can we overcome a commune challenges here looks at the new democracy a new cupid's fos changing political landscape through the stories of 4 divests ethiopians know that simply this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. john bolton is president joh

ben shapiro good friend opinion or two.st received the medal of freedom honor against the ultimate honor, coming back on our show and talking about it. the owner of the houston rockets, i hope we can fit it into 3 hours. we will tell them to stay in bed and -- rob: will you play sandman when he comes in? >> we are not going to fall into that trap. we will treat him like the retired player he is just like everybody else. >> we are all retired players. diarrhea?! new pepto diarrhea to the rescue! its three times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms. it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with new pepto diarrhea. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your p

we have an internal picture of an e-mail sent out called ben shapiro were jordan peterson at prager u. we have project ver very to brot major figures to whistl whistle. thlet's begin -- before a solutn you have to know the disease. the doctor can't cure you if we don't acknowledge that there's an illness. judge jeanine: you laid it out. so what happens now? freedom of expression, it doesn't apply to them? >> no. they say it does not apply to them because they're private companies. it only apply to the government. if that is the case -- well, all right. first of all, they want to run their place as if it is a publisher, meaning i can decide what to publish. but a publisher is liable to lawsuits against lies and slanders. but -- judge jeanine: but they're not. >> they claim they're a public forum. they're not a public forum. it is clear -- and i hate to say this because i don't want government intervention. the government will have to get involved in this monopoly. judge jeanine: it will. and you to get a copy of my book. >> i want you on my show. judge jeanine: i'll be there. all right

ben shapiro tweeted this, nothing to see, just bernie sanders talking about funding abortion in poorntries in order to fight climate change. but tell me more, main stream media, about how pro life cause is truly about white supremacy. how do you see this? >> people have to recognize what a radical break this is from policy for decades. for decades the two parties have agreed american tax dollars should not go to provide abortion payments abroad. family planning is different. family planning is birth control. but both parties agree abortion is so controversial, american tax dollars, they just don't go abroad to provide abortions. bernie is saying he's for it. he's for it to control population growth? i mean, this is radical as it gets. >> dana: we'll see if it goes further than that. there was also, of course, lots of democrats talking last night. joe biden was one of them. donna, i got to ask you about this, and a strategy that the biden campaign is floating about the early states and maybe not needing to win them. listen to this. >> well, i learned you hold the key to the kingdom. i

. >> jesse: wait, there's a ben shapiro roast?ght. >> jesse: i've got to get my hands on that. who was the worst? who really gave it to him badly? >> dana: giving it to him badly means that you did a good job. >> jesse: right. >> dana: i'm not going to say. i will tell you at the commercial break. >> emily: do you think that that rounds out sean? >> greg: if i was on that ship, i would have jumped and taken my family with me. no one would convict me. it would have been a mercy killing. no, you aren't getting paid for your time or your work there. you are getting paid to be humiliated. that is a lifelong meme. i will never do that. i have friends. i like to think of you people as friends. you are my friends, right? if i ever consider this, i want you to drag me out into some room. >> dana: i promise to never let you do "dancing with the stars" ." >> greg: don't do that. you are now a lifelong meme. meme. >> emily: i feel like this kind of show is like a wedding, where everyone takes their cue from the bride. rather than seeing him

. >>> joining us right now from tel aviv, dan shapiro, a former ambassador and a senior director for the middle east on president obama's national security council, ambassador, thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. >> so the president announced this morning with regard to iran, ordering increased sanctions on the country. what impact do you think that is going to have now? >> we have already sanctioned iran almost to the full extent of our capability. so i'm not sure it will have a significant additional impact. what is important, though, is to make sure that we are not alone in demonstrating to the iranians, if it's demonstrated that, indeed, iran is responsible for this attack, which seems very likely and that other par tis pants in the national community obviously, our gulf allies, also europeans, china, others who have an interest in stable global energy supplies convey to the iranians that that is onunacceptable things to do. there may be others who can join us in sanctions iran in a way that would have more of an impact. obviously, there needs to be at least considerat

shapiro before, who's from the soviet union, i was there in the 70's. in the soviet union, if you were charged with a crime against the state, you could not get a lawyer. we figured out a terrific technique. i was representing refuseniks, people who were trying to get out of the country, and they wouldn't let him out, so what we finally did is we signed up a bunch of jewish lawyers to be our co-counsel, and the next day they all got exit visas. [laughter] so people werez: saying, you wanna get out of the soviet union? join the dershowitz defense team. we got a whole bunch of people out that way. >> and you know, you mentioned president trump, i want to talk about trump, we're going to talk about the muller report, we're going to talk about impeachment, but while we're on the topic of due process, and i think you'll find a roomful of people here at the steamboat institute who value due process and the presumption of innocence, but i want to ask you about the me too movement, because this is something that has affected our at least our cultural perception

. >> thank you for joining us today, gary shapiro. >>> after the break, we'll get the traders' take.care for our patients- like job. his team at ctca treated his cancer and side effects. so job can stay strong for his family. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back we got news alert out of washington, d.c. on google what's happening >> more than two dozen states attorney general are planning to laumpl an anti-trust investigation into google. they're expected to make this announcement september 9th about state ags involved with texas taking the lead and it is a bipartisan effort. we were expecting some news this month after state ags met with the justice department earlier this summer and of course it comes as the doj and the house ub judiciary committee launched an investigation. now states looking to move forward with an effort multi-state anti-trust investigati

he is able to capture shapiro said in the daily npr interview with the dignities of war.ink it's fascinating that something you always do can you talk about the importance of capturing what's happening to the everyday person on the ground and how you do that. what's the duty there to do that. it's always seemed to me as soon as i step foot in congo in 2012, which is the first real civil war i covered, that what was most interesting about the conflict was, not the red arrows and not what the generals were telling you, generals always say the same thing. it's what was life from normal people to live through these conflicts. the civilians and the soldiers as well because in most of these conflicts the soldiers are normal people from that area, many of whom are in the army because it's the best salary. or because they have no choice. it's always seemed to me the most interesting thing about conflict in the warfare is not is not what the commanders are doing it's not the command postures. it's not the grand strategy. it's what it's like to live through it minute by minute hour

. >> i talked to josh shapiro of pennsylvania earlier today. i was asking him what success lacks like to you. because there are a lot of americans who would like the sackler family to apologize, to take responsibility for this, to admit culpability. but really your job and the job of other attorneys general is to get the best settlement. to get the most money to solve this problem that has cost us probably trillions of dollars. what does success look like? >> success to me would be there is a security that the payment that they're promising will actually be made. and just by the way in terms of your reporting and this is something i think the sacklers put out. that this $10 billion to $12 billion figure, i have no idea where it came from. the numbers anyone is talking about is half of those numbers. so in the real cash, it's not in purdue pharma. it's in the sackler family. they've organized the scheme for a decade where they have sucked billions and billions and billions out of this country leaving a carcass of a pharmaceutical company they're

. >> josh shapiro pennsylvania, josh stein from north carolina, and josh clow from wisconsin. when a guy like me who doesn't win anything, you take the wins you can get. >> held on. >> you did actually recognize that. >> thank you. >> this is why i missed you, the only recognition i get. katy tur, ladies and gentlemen. >> good job, she writes. >> by, ali. >>> it is friday, september 13th. i talked myself into believing that all i was doing was giving my daughter a fair shot. that's what actress felicity huffman said in a letter to federal judges as she finds out whether she will be spending time in prison for her participation in the largest college scandal, admissions scandal in history. a scandal that could get even bigger as that investigation continues. the first parent who pleaded guilty in the scandal, to be sentenced, possibly setting a precedent for other parents, facing similar allegations. she was just one of 50 people charged in the criminal scheme, exposing how wealthy parents bribed a california businessman to get their children into elite colleges and universitie

. >> josh shapiro pennsylvania, josh stein from north carolina, and josh clow from wisconsin.n anything, you take the wins you can get. >> held on. >> you did actually recognize that. >> thank you. >> this is why i missed you, the only recognition i get.

. >> reorter: but joe shapiro told cbs news the sacklers have not put a sufficient offer on the table and our negotiations have stalled. purdue had no comment when asked if negotiations had hit a wall. purdue is accused of fueling the nation's opioid crisis by allegedly downplaying the addictive nature of its popular drug, oxycontin. according to the cdc, 46 people die every day from overdoses linked to prescription opioids. purdue and the sackler family deny allegations they helped engineer the crisis. in one case, purdue called accusations a rush to vilify the drugmaker. >> this drug abuses the patient, not the patient abusing the drug. >> reporter: five years ago, tony lagreca lost his son, 21-year-old matthew, to an opioid overdose. he says matthew started taking opioids for a football injury in the '90s and became hooked. what does justice look like for you? >> richard sackler's behind bars and the family's broke. why do they get to keep all this money and have such a nice life? in my life, i don't have my son anymore. >> reporter: well, a source close to the negotiations tells u

jeanine shapiro is the judge, author of the left's plot to remake america.isn't that great? our chief executive will be back in new york city. the truth is nobody really cares. the truth is he doesn't do much here. he goes to the gym. he is late for every meeting. he ought to stay out there. last time i saw him. he was in the woods on, on facebook in the woods saying how beautiful it was. he wasn't even where all the other candidates were. just walking around by himself. ainsley: judge, how did he ever get elected? >> you know i don't know. brian: first time, seven candidates. >> he was tallest one i guess. brian: i know. one-party city. it is really sad. >> anyone who is democrat gets the nomination wins, it is that simple. even if we think new york learned after him, i'm not sure a republican can win. brian: whistle-blowers is extremely important in our site, our government, edward snowden was perfect example. as soon as he left the country with our secrets, you had a whistle-blower track, why didn't you take it? reportedly a whistle-blower comes forward,

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