of course, i get the card, and it is robert shapiro. >> yes, that robert shapiro.impson. the man who founded legal zoom. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> here was a true courtroom celebrity. robert shapiro had been practicing law nearly 50 years, had represented scores of hollywood's rich and famous, including, of course, o.j. simpson. >> o.j. will do everything he can to cooperate with them to help solve this horrible murder. >> almost 20 years now since he helped engineer simpson's acquittal in the infamous trial of the century. lynne's sister, donna, was well aware of shapiro's representation. >> i certainly wasn't going to be intimidated by robert shapiro. >> maybe she should have been. once shapiro stepped in, doug bradford was out on bail within hours. the outlet for the trial? well, if there was a mountain of evidence against o.j., the circumstantial bits and pieces piled up against doug bradford amounted to a foothill, maybe. >> nice if he had a piece of physical evidence of a locket in our witness. oh, i saw him leaving so and so. we never have those.

thank you so much for being here, attorney general shapiro. i at this point am a one-issue voter.issue voter, democracy. because i am very worried about it. >> that's right. >> i wonder if you are campaigning, how high does saving democracy rank on your list of priorities? >> well, joy, democracy is on the ballot. and it is the central issue in my campaign. everything else is belt on the foundation of people counting in our system and having their voice heard in our system. that's why it's so critical. joy, i want you to know, i announced my candidacy yesterday. as you said, this is my first national interview. but the first thing i did today was take our campaign bus down to mother bethel in the city of philadelphia. the oldest ame church in the nation, a church where voting rights and efforts to expand civil rights happened in the walls of that church and inside with the leaders there. great leaders came and preached and made a change. and i thought it was critically important that we go and remind ourselves of the history of the progress we made and make and make darn clear her

shapiro podcast host editor emeritus of the daily wire insist the progressive left is pushing an authoritarian agenda in america. he's interviewed by nationally syndicated radio talkshow host. after words is a weekly interview program interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> i have the religion and the joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book called the authoritarian moment. it's not unimportant. you title the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, why is your book titled the authoritarian moment? >> the reason is it is experiencing this a moment in time which is unique in american history. the rise of the authoritarian movement inside the united states has essentially taken over all of our institutions. i wanted to tackle the institutional take over. think of in terms of pure government, government taking control of everything. the point i'm making with the title is we are all experiencing it together is not just the government has decided to take control over our our lives. the government c is not controlling every aspect of our lives, thank god w

hablamos con el doctor ilan shapiro.ilitado corren mayor riesgo, pero quiÉnes son? >> personas mayores de 65 aÑos, personas que tienen o han tenido cÁncer. tambiÉn personas y familiares que usen mecanismos como esteroides para la inmunidad. paola: se conoce el porcentaje de personas hospitalizadas y vacunadas en california? >> es muy bajito. el nÚmero podrÍa estar arriba del 3% y no mÁs por eso. son personas comprÓ mÁs autoinmunes, cÁncer y otros. paola: cÓmo cuidarse de los contagios en halloween? >> grupos pequeÑos, mascarillas, lavado de manos, vacunarse y recordar que no todos los dulces son para ese dÍa. paola: quÉ pasa con las personas que sÓlo tienen una dosis de la vacuna?. cuÁl es su riesgo? >> puede ayudar mÁs si tiene ambas dosis. hay que usar el distanciamiento social y no bajar la guardia. paola: muchas gracias. autoridades investigan la causa de dos no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja tod

. >> book tv after words ben shapiro podcast host editor emeritus of the daily wire insist the progressivet is pushing an authoritarian agenda in america. he's interviewed by nationally syndicated radio talkshow host. after words is a weekly interview program interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> i have the religion and the joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book called the authoritarian moment. it's not unimportant. you title the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, why is your book titled the authoritarian moment? >> the reason is it is experiencing this a moment

ramÓn: el doctor shapiro dice que la vacunaciÓn es la mejor opciÓn para evitar hospitalizaciones. con shenti. shenti: maÑana tenemos una alerta por calidad del aire. san francisco, san josÉ y santa rosa con niveles moderados. concord y fairfield en nivel insalubre maÑana. tendremos temperaturas altas y aire caliente. tenemos mayor presencia de ozono y esto produce deterioro del aire. maÑana con algo de particulado de humo, pero se espera que sea bajo. hay que reducir el nivel de ozono y poner de nuestra parte. siga las recomendaciones para evitar esto. ramÓn: gracias. al volver, ayer se cumpliÓ la fecha lÍmite para evitar desalojos en california. tenemos recomendac ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: el fin de la moratoria contra desalojos en california tambiÉn llegÓ para negocios, pero todavÍa hay ayuda disponible. hablamos con expertos. reportera: la moratoria contra desalojos en california llegÓ a su fin y no sÓlo incluye inquilinos residenciales, sino tambiÉn comerciales. cÓmo va a afectar a los negocios de la bahÍa? >> muchos estÁn retrasados. reportera: el ceo de la cÁmara hispana de san fr

ben shapiro. good job at the daily wire for breaking this story.hat they did this to this poor girl and this father was made out to be a -- a kook. it's so disgusting. >> one thing that's most unbelievable, the media basically went along with the narrative that this father was the face of domestic terrorism. the media didn't say maybe we should get a back story on why this man was so angry in the first place. the family is suing loudoun public schools over this. we have a follow-up story talking about how the loudoun county school system may not have complied with federal law. now the department of education is apparently look into that. parents are quite correct to wonder whether members of the public school elite class, whether those folks have the best interests of their kids at heart or they are self-per pet waiting the bureaucracy. jesse: if you don't want your daughter to go to the bathroom with other boys and you say that at a school board meeting, you are khalid sheikh mohammed, according to the biden administration. it turns out it happene

el doctor shapiro es pediatra y padre de familia. >> los niÑos estÁn en las escuelas y han habido muchoeger a nuestros niÑos es sumamente bÁsico e importante. locutor: los niÑos sÓlo recibirÁn una tercera parte de la dosis que recibe un adulto. >> se midiÓ cuÁl es la mejor dosis para los niÑos. guillermo: hoy el vicepresidente de pfizer dijo: estamos buscando mÁs y mÁs buenos capÍtulos que nos deben al final del libro, y a una posiciÓn en la que podamos decir que el covid—19 quedÓ atrÁs. la decisiÓn de la fda permitirÁ que pediatras puedan tener la vacuna en sus oficinas listas para iniciar la vacunaciÓn tan pronto como lo digan los cdc. patricia: uno de los mÉdicos que entrevistaste decÍa que la vacuna tenÍa efectos mÍnimos, ¿quÉ dicen los expertos sobre efectos secundarios? >> por ahora hay muy poca informaciÓn. algunos pediatras aseguran que los efectos no van mÁs allÁ de enrojecimiento en el Área de la vacuna, fiebre y dolor de cabeza. patricia: gracias por ese informe. la corte suprema rechazÓ un pedido de emergencia de trabajadores sanitarios de maine, que querÍa bloquear la orden

the shapiros have been my neighbors since 2006. in the hearing, in the protest document, their individual characters have been maligned. [indiscernible] the level of bitterness surprises even me with my decades of experience being involved with san francisco real estate and the planning process. it is also ironic considering joanne is herself an immigrant and the couple have lived in san francisco for many decades. i know joanne and kerry personally. they're kind neighbors and people of integrity. they're often seen walking their dogs in the neighborhood and stopping to chat with people in the neighborhood. it bothers me to hear such bad things spread about them. that's why i lend my support against this appeal. in addition to speaking with joanne and kerry, i have also done my own due diligence on the project [indiscernible] which is speckled with inaccuracies -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> operator: madam clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. >>

the shapiros have been my neighbors since 2006. in the hearing, in the protest document, their individual characters have been maligned. [indiscernible] the level of bitterness surprises even me with my decades of experience being involved with san francisco real estate and the planning process. it is also ironic considering joanne is herself an immigrant and the couple have lived in san francisco for many decades. i know joanne and kerry personally. they're kind neighbors and people of integrity. they're often seen walking their dogs in the neighborhood and stopping to chat with people in the neighborhood. it bothers me to hear such bad things spread about them. that's why i lend my support against this appeal. in addition to speaking with joanne and kerry, i have also done my own due diligence on the project [indiscernible] which is speckled with inaccuracies -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> operator: madam clerk, there are no further callers in the queue. >>

at 2:45 :00, conservative podcaster ben shapiro talks about his book the authoritarian moment in whichargues the progressive less -- progressive left is wishing and agenda. plus insider interviews on book tv's new program. at 10:00 on afterwards, in his latest book, wouk inc., inside an americas social justice -- he argues corporate america is signing onto woke culture to him praise profit. -- increase profit. former chair of the president's chair of economic advisers during the george w. bush administration. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2. find the full schedule on the program guide or watch on line anytime a.org. >> monday, the u.s. supreme court reviews oral argument in two cases concerning the texas abortion law. which spans nearly all abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy. at 2:00 eastern, here whole women's health versus jensen which challenges a part of lot that gives the public power to enforce it by civil suit without federal court review. at 11:00, united states versus texas, whether the justice department has the right to sue in federal court to block the law. w

joining us now is josh shapiro, pennsylvania attorney general and democratic candidate for governor of pennsylvania. mr. attorney general, thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning. >> why are you running? >> because the stakes are so high right now in pennsylvania. and we face some incredible challenges from education to workforce issues, connecting people to the internet. we also have some tremendous opportunities here in pennsylvania that we have to seize upon and i have a long track record of working together, democrats, republicans, and independents, to get things done. and most importantly i've been unafraid to take on the big fights. and the next governor of pennsylvania has to be willing to take on the big fights from protecting our democracy, to making sure we put people back to work. and so those are the issues, those are the reasons why i'm running. >> you talk about protecting democracy. how important is fighting the big lie to your campaign? >> look, the stakes couldn't be higher in this election. and there is a clear contrast between me and my dozen or so repub

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amid sweeping voting and election laws, pennsylvania's josh shapiro will talk about his plan to preserve democracy in pennsylvania. >>> breaking today, the biden administration will go back to the united states supreme court the try to pause the texas abortion been a while its fate plays in and out the courts, what women might do to women with reproductive freedoms on the line for the entire country. >>> and culture wars on education, the latest fight out of texas. requiring an opposing view of the holocaust. yes, this is real. all of those stories and more after a quick break. don't go anywhere. and more after a quick break. don't go anywhere. trade desk pr, and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do. thinkorswim trading™ from td ameritrade. ♪♪ your new pharmacy is here. to make sure you don't run out of meds here. and with amazon prime, get refills and free two-day shipping. who knew it could be this easy? your new pharmacy is amazon pharmacy. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny

joining me now is josh shapiro, the attorney general for the state of pennsylvania.here's a specific reason -- >> good to see you. >> we have been talking about election shenanigans in arizona, in texas, in georgia, in michigan. pennsylvania is interesting because your republican colleagues in the state legislature have been working to enact voting restrictions since long before the 2020 election. >> right. >> but before for the fact there's a democratic governor in your state some of those things might have become law in pennsylvania. pennsylvania is really ground zero for this discussion about voting rights restrictions. >> without a doubt. i really think we're the epicenter of it. and this same types of bills that have passed into law in georgia and texas, restricting voting rights, rolling back the gains and progress that's been made over the years, those bills have been introduced and in many cases passed here in pennsylvania. but for the veto pen of our governor, they would be law here as well. and so, what will be on the ballot next year and the stakes couldn'

generaron muchas dudas sobre si es seguro o no vacunar a los niÑos, pues vamos a hablar con el doctor shapiroe datos importantes de mÁs de 2.000 niÑos donde aplicÓ la vacuna de niÑos de 5 a 12 aÑos y esto se estÁ dando a la fda y va a tener que evaluar los datos esperemos que prontamente tengamos la versiÓn correcta de quÉ es lo que va a pasar. >> bueno es vacuna que ha sido utilizada en adultos pero hay alguna diferencia entre esta vacuna para los niÑos y adultos. >> esta dosis es un tercio de los adultos y tambiÉn tiene un perfil de efectos secundarios parecidos a los adultos y jÓvenes que hayan tenido la vacuna por eso sabemos que es eficaz y muy importante. >> ya vimos a padres de familia que dicen no a mi hijo no lo voy a vacunar, quÉ se les puede decir a estos padres de familias que temen vacunar a sus hijos? >> se vale tener miedo y preguntar como padre y pediatra busco la informaciÓn encuentro la informaciÓn y muy importante pregunto, en este momento que tenemos que decidir algo pueden acudir a de ti depende ochlt r g para que puedan tener informado cauda basada en evidencias y muy im

the cato institute director of constitutional studies, shapiro, welcome one and all.ll start with you. where is the secretary of transportation when we got transportation crisis on our hands that might bring the holidays to a grinding halt? >> he zumba d.c. cocktail circuit. it's amazing, they are pete was supposed to be the best and the brightest. the intellectual rising star of the democratic party this is the guy they were pinning their hopes and dreams to. on the first real crisis taking place on his watch, he's busy sending tweets on columbus day virtual signaling about indigenous peoples that and making sure that every time there's a seem to be seen politico or axios, his name is always in it. always seen at every cocktail party in d.c. congratulations, you are a horrific secretary of transportation but you will make up fantastic one. kennedy: i'll be looking at the root causes at the martini bar. marie, let's discuss because these big companies have to resort to private to get their shelves restocked so walmart, target, home depot, they are talking about charte

my name is ilya shapiro and i am vice president and director of the robert a. levy center for constitutional studies. i'm also the publisher of the cato supreme court review, the 20th volume of which you can buy at cato.org or download the articles for free. thanks to the george m. yeager family foundation whose generosity allows us to produce this symposium and journal. of course the fact that we can even have an in-person event, i'm glad that there are actually people in the audience right here in addition to the hordes online. this marks a bit of a return to normal or perhaps a new normal as covid-19 becomes an endemic part of our lives. we may still be dealing with lingering mask mandates and other restrictions of dubious constitutionality let alone policy wisdom but at least vaccines and therapeutics allow most of us to live our lives essentially as in the before times. and the supreme court is also returning to an in-person argument format, though not yet open to anyone beyond staff, counsel, and the media. today is the day when we review the supreme cour

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pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro who has been at the forefront of the fight against the big lie joins my in his first national interview before launching his campaign for governor. vote, vote, vote in virginia, very important. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" big news from the january 6th committee the man at the heart of the coup attempt in the justice department. >> he's the central person in this saga, and at some point his testimony is going to be obtained. >> plus, how federal judges are stepping up and leading the way on the prosecution of january 6th insurrectionists. then, the white house addresses the shortage of everything. >> today we have some good news. we're going to help speed up the delivery of goods all across america. >> from backed up ports to flights on planes, america's search for a new post-pandemic normal. all that and the washington football team cheer leaders still seeking justice in the wake of jon gruden's firing. >> it's high time that this was exposed and that the nfl takes action. >> "all in" starts right now.

the top 10 pages, you will find fox news there, dan bongino, ben shapiro, and others. than the right. they can't control it. it was very clear to watch how the bat signal had gone out, everyone in the media had the same language about the whistle-blower. turns out, she had some connections with the democratic party, long-term democrats to help her out. i'm not saying that facebook doesn't need to be regulated. i'm just thinking that this seemed a little strange. >> jeanine: in terms of don lemon saying there has to be consequences, i love when he said "if we at cnn do something on the network that is not true, we face consequences." i'm thinking chris cuomo, jeffrey toobin. are the consequences? >> jesse: they pushed russia for so long, where their consequent as for that? dana is right, this smells like a setup, reminds me of the ukraine whistle-blower phone call. all of a sudden, this woman, she is photocopying documents. she gets represented by a democrat, and then all of a sudden, they call up cbs news, she gets that treatment, and on the very next day, she is testi

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on that, pennsylvania's attorney general and candidate for governor, josh shapiro joins us. mr.ral, i saw your tweet on this topic. i pulled it out. you wrote, the former president has relentlessly attacked our elections in pennsylvania yet we have won in court every time. he and his cronies brought this baseless point in up many times. we have won in court, case closed. well, the case is not closed. in a poll 60% of republicans and republican leaning independents believe the results of the 2020 election should be overthrown. your thoughts? >> i think we have got a lot of work to do to protect our democracy. some of that is going to happen by beating these folks who continue to perpetuate the big lie. some of it is going to be happening bypassing laws that actually protect our election. and some of it is standing up and acknowledging the kind of people like you just had on there, al schmidt, a republican from pennsylvania, a real public servant acknowledging what he is facing and media and others taking responsibility for their own actions. when the "wall street journal" publish

that state's attorney general, the democrat josh shapiro has been sounding the alarm about trump's efforts. reports indicate he is planning to run for governor in 2022. we're also learning more tonight about a new u.s. capitol police whistleblower. that month a former capitol police officer sent a 16-page letter to congressional leaders, accusing senior officials of failing to properly share vital intelligence in the days ahead of the insurrection. this letter also claims one of those top officials later lied to members of congress about sharing that information with assistant and deputy chiefs. the anonymous capitol hill police official also writes of what he saw as capitol police battled rioters, saying two senior members sat in the command post and watched while failing to assist fellow officers. one democratic member of congress says the 1/6 committee should also investigate these allegations. >> it's all the more reason we should continue to see an aggressive january 6th bipartisan commission pursue the truth of what happened that day. i'm afraid sometimes when letters like this come

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shapiro. all right, bret. weave will see how it does. i hope it doesn't jeopardize friendship and good to see you almost to your knees. that is bret baier. welcome to "fox news primetime." >> brian: great show. let me tell you what we have on tap. glenn youngkin the hottest candidate in america pulls upset of a lifetime and win the virginia seat and next governor of that seat. 10 points down to 5 points down to a dead heat. amazing. dan crenshaw has a great kid's book and great message. something to spend to the you? spending palooza may or may not be passed by the democrats they stuck in something everyone needs to pay attention to. effect all of our lives. no one better than general jack keane to break down what is happening in syria. something happened under the radar but we all should pay attention because it jeopardizes our security and talk about whatever dagen wants to good it enough for me tonight start in virginia, where the state has become ground zero over fight children's education. we spent months showing you the chaos unfol

ben shapiro reached out to me within days of hearing about minus. was overwhelmed how quickly they were able to put something together that we both feel passionately about. i'm really excited to work with a company that does believe in the american way. and the freedoms that we hold so dear. i'm really excited to share. >> brian: as someone very familiar how hard it is to work your way up the sports ladder. espn since 2011 and to leave. that takes great courage. alison, good luck, i know you are looking get pregnant and have another child. best of luck there, too. >> thank you. >> brian: thank you, alison. >> today our nation has achieved a medical miracle. we have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just nine months. >> brian: lots of discussion about the vaccine mandates across the country is that miracle president trump's operation warp speed. in the book, a shot to safe the world, the inside story of the life or death rate for covid-19 vaccine author greg zuckerman done incredible job. he uncovered the science, technology and firm directio

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. >> i have to ask you, but your grandmother, having just seen her, edith shapiro, has she seen this in hiding in poland, barely survived with her family the war based on a good samaritan keeping them there. she had left us behind, and as you saw in the earlier clip, was really celebrating -- has celebrated my service in uniform, was there when i was pinned as a lieutenant at west point, welcomed me back from afghanistan, welcomed me to the general assembly. she thought we had left all of this behind, and to see this kind of thing in our country, to know that my opponent, the republican party of virginia, is willing to stoop to these levels is really surprised and has doubled her efforts at fighting this. >> what did you tell your grandmother about it? >> she called me. she had seen it in the post when it came out. she said, that's why we're here, to try to make it a safe and inclusive community. i think she's a proud american, i'm a proud american, and we just remain committed to making sure our country doesn't go in this direction and that we stand up against hate in our community.

ben shapiro responding says d from the police also let the police aren't here. delusional would be generous. the reality is that she is very calculating in the statements. her misinformation, disinformation about law enforcement is part of a long-term effort to derail the entire criminal justice system and to put forth a radical anti-public safety menu that she is just pushing forward. i mean, no human being that has a lick of common sense could take ilhan omar's comments and look at them and go oh, yeah, that makes sense. she's out of her mind. >> shannon: she's got folks voted for her in her district who are with her on some of these things, so she is speaking to her constituents. randy, we will leave it there for now. have a great weekend. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: ever notice how that bag of chips seems to have a whole lot of air or candy boxes partially filled? it's got a name. to some consumers got so mad they are suing over it. some say we should cut some slack. we will have a legal debate, next. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro who has been at the forefront of the fight against the bige in virginia, very important. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" big news from the january 6th committee the man at the heart of the coup attempt in the justice department. >> he's the central person in this saga, and at some point his testimony is going to be obtained. >> plus, how federal judges are stepping up and leading the way on the prosecution of january 6th insurrectionists. then, the white house addresses the shortage of everything. >> today we have some good news. we're going to help speed up the delivery of goods all across

. >> i have to ask you about your grandmother, having just seen her, edith shapiro, has she seen thisived in hainan in poland, barely survived with her family, based on a good samaritan keeping him there. she had left us behind. as you saw in the earlier clip, it was really celebrating, celebrating my service in uniform, when i was a lieutenant at west point. coming back from iraq and afghanistan, welcoming moving into the general assembly. she thought we had left all this behind, to see this kind of thing here in this country, republican party's willingness to through these level is really surprised and has redoubled her commitment to make sure we continue the fight against hate. >> what did you tell your grandmother about it? >> well, she called me, she saw it as well when the post put it out. and we said, why we are here, trying to make a safer and more inclusive community. i think she is a proud american, i am a proud american. we just remain committed to making sure that our country doesn't go in this direction and that we stand up against hate, here in america. >> dan helm are,

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ilya shapiro, one of my partners, and now directs the department with skill. and someone in charge of legal affairs. my associate editors will yateman, walter olson and ilya, and the associates who helped with the fact finding and checking. that would be valerie reader, christian townsend and legal interns natalie brooks. and last but not least, the editor with attention to detail, i would like to thank linda kiano, it is not in their job description initially. and of course the authors, i don't know if there is a general award you can give to supreme court review, groups of authors who all go under their word limits. all of you get that reward this year. so this is another edition of the supreme court cato review. you have to wear your mask at all times even while asking a question. bathrooms are up the spiral staircase and down the spiral staircase. there is also one next to the elevator but it's only a single bathroom, so i wouldn't advise queueing up for that one. lunch will be served at noon and a reception. this will be on scotus so you can ask questions

michael shapiro is apple's new corporate treasurer following the retirement of gary whistler.rces tell us the move is a part of a wave of promotions among apple executives. paul: australia has now been trading for about 30 markets. the sx currently higher by about .1%, but all sectors cannot be higher. materials leading the way at about 1.5 percent. nikkei futures currently also flat. the nikkei begins trading at the top of the next hour. we did, of course course, see another positive session for u.s. equities after an apparent resolution or a short-term one, for the u.s. debt ceiling. still to come, as we mentioned, investors i am results from samsung. we will take a look at what's expected next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: breaking news out of japan. we are getting the labor cash earnings growing for the month of august, coming in higher than expectations, but still easing from the previous month. real cash earnings only rose .2% when adjusted for inflation. we have seen a little bit of easing when it comes to those earnings numbers. year on year is also a gain of .7%. sligh

shapiro, who's been one of my partners that i've talked with on so many briefs, and i don't even know the count at this point. now, for the directive of the apartment was skill, and this newly minted vice president of legal affairs, and someone who is a tireless champion of human liberty, and justice. my associate editors, will he eight men, you'll see later, tommy berry, walter olson, and delia, our excellent legal associates who, trust me, is a whirlwind endeavor, when you try to publish something in five weeks. that pence or spencer davenport, stacey hansen, valerie reader, christian townsend, and madeleine brooks, and richard fried all. last, definitely not least, sam seagull men, who will represent the audience questions, all day, who is an excellent editor, and attention to detail. i would like to think linda, quijano, the conference staff, which can try to do something. this year, definitely, is not in their job description, originally. this isn't david, doing the technical, and of course, the authors as we've known, there's a general reward you can give to supreme court review

shapiro. >> thank you for being here. i think we all agree that no one should be above the law, and recent reports had former president clinton in california. he fell ill and was also reported that he had been there to raise money for the clinton in 2017 then-attorney general jeff sessions issued a probe to scrutinize whether donors to clinton foundation had been atment by hillary clinton whe secretaryown in 2020. in december press reports indicated that special counsel's durham's team was seeking information on the fbi's handling of the clinton foundation investigation. during your confirmation hearing, if you remember you were asked if you would actually ensure that the counsel durham would have sufficient staff and other resources to complete that investigation. now,ously, you've had more than six months on the job, and can you commit to allowing the special counsel durham's investigation to proceed and free from any political influence? >> let me say about the money. we're now in a as you know mr. durham is continuing

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