>> to begin a the beginning, thankou. secondly,, no. whether i learned what i learned, i knew was going to be fired the day that i learned it. neil: really. >> really. i'm an attorney as well as assert fid fraud examiner -- certifiee fraud examiner. whher i learned what i learned, and i was driving home that night, i called my wife when is also a lawyer, i told her i was going to lose myy job. neil: all right, now, you knew that because you knew were going to talk to someone about it, or you could not sit tight and igre this stuff. >> will i knew that because of the situation that i was dealing with, which was bernard madoff fraud and alan stanford fraud

tell it to theudge, but you better not swear. >> thankou,nk you.different wds, creative ones. if i did find,t's ridiculous. freem of speech is my nstitutional right. neil: whht about tha think? >> well, why don't we have a scale. you get audited way too much, youan't get in. where es it end? >> that would kill two-thirds of americans. i know what to do th. what do you think of that? are we -- i know they are hard up for cash, b they're getting to see and i am a bigan of cracking down. but i don't know if i was start signing nancial penalties. >> look. i know if we went to middleton we would end up like sign tells last episode, an a jail cl. new have to be a little careful on this. you have to be a little careful. one of the things that there has been some legislation, local legislation, now, i live in santa monica for man years in california. and we have a leaf blower pribition where you can get in big trouble if your gardener was using it because of theound pollution. neil: the remov >> i don't know if it is different. neil: out that they remove l

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gerri: thankou for coming on. you are a voice of reason. among a lot of crazy people out there.ack, look at the hottest trends in summer hats. coming up, thanks to a legal loophole, anna nicolemith daughter made it part of the latemodels $39 million. we will have that gerri: well, the legal battle that raged for more than a decade in the coming to a close great anna nuckolls meant, famously battled to the bitter end or a piece of her husband's fortune. now a california judge sets her six-year-oldaughter is entitled to money. joining me now are two guests on this topic. remind us where we have all been over these many yars. >> this, as you they say, has been going on for over a decade or a thatstarted when anna nicole filed for bankruptcy. her late husband sued her for defamation. she countersued him and ended up getting 475 million. back and forth, now what the judge is saying is tat what it is about a sanctions. the lawyers did not perform ethically. they withheld information. gerri: okay, we know that howard marshall's estate wa worth $1 billion and now the judge is saying tha

. >> thankou. lou: much more onhe possibility of u.s. involvent in t syria conflict.eake it up throughout the broadcast. stay with . we're comin right back. the obama scandals are unending. benghazi, the justice department, the internal revenue service. at this point tcky dk and slick willie have their nicknames. nois preside oma's turned with yourelp. our search resumes in tonight's "chalk talk." bill wl, facebook, an apple, microsoft, more. do they deserve our trust? we a joined tonight. ♪ lou: sto gaini. thozens industrials up 110 points. volume on the big board n bad for a monday. housing continues to be a bright spot on our economy. homebuilder seiment jumping to the hiest level in seven yes. gold dropping four and a half dolls to $.83 per ounce. crude oil flat settng just under $9per barrel. the bond market, the yield on the ten year re to its just over 2%. developments in the irs scandal. irs supervisor in washington d.c. aitting she was personally iolved in the viewing of some of the earliest applicatio for tea party groups who wer seeng tax-exempt status,nclu

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we thankou for being with us.ng amounteto what as they declared they had different persctives and basicly agreeded to disagree? >> well, that's what they've done in northern ireland. the reality on the ground is different. on the ground you hhvhve a very aggressive syrian regime as we ard in the introduion ashe irans across syria. on the other hand an unstoppable al qaeda penetration of the opposition. so the only group with whom we can partner is no being weaked. that's the ee syrian army and the secular people the free syria army and we don'tave a syria plan. we he a syria step after sp but we d't have a comphensive strategic plan so far. >> general, we're listening to senar mccin senatorgraham and a handful of others but primarily from the republican party saying that we've got to get involve there has to be a no fly zoe. we have to start arminghese rebels. it is a peculiar thing in washington that is erupting for support for another conflict in the middle east. your thoughts? i don't think they kno what they'r

of senate intelen committee diane feinstein said a could be released mondaprogram lou: katherine thankoufox news chief intelligence correspondent. >> now to the ite house, announcement that it hasas concludeed sere -- syria's presidentid use chemical weapons nst his own people. sing what the president called a cleed line, saying that president obama hasot de aeeision yet on direct military involvement or tervention sh as establishing a no-fly zone, a th national security advisory adde that administration will make decisions on what action to take on quote, our own timeline. the intelligence comnity, estimates that 100 to 150 people have died from checal weapons attacks in syria. over the pastt year. that ctraso overall death toll i the conflicthat i at least 93,0 people. joining us now to discuss the political impact the scandals, now eulf the administration, congressman ted poe. on judiciary committee and foreign affairs committee, and former senator scott bro, now a facts newsontract or -- f news cryp contribute or. first to you, t contradiction of the senators ofhehe head of the nsa.

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gerri: thankou for joining us. tonight on "the wiis report." %-veterans waiting for benefits.ne of our heroes is here tonight to shae his story. and young americans saying no to cred cards. and new concernssfor yog athletes. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." gerri: we wi have the latest on our military veterans waiting years for veten benefits. first, it has been six months since the massacre at sandho elementary school in newtown, connecticut. today, victims were reemembere and they open their hearts and llets over $1500 to help thoe victims and families. have been following what happened to that money. tonight over $10 million has still not been given out. nearly all of that it heldby one charity in particar. with us w is a spokesman for the family. >> a very small pcentage of it. they are still trying to figure out the best path forward for how to distribute the money. i represent a coalition of families going back to columbine and we are saying that that moy was given by a very generous american public d it was intended to o to them. together we a

melissa: thankou for coming on. we appreciate it.mergency manager o detroit unveila broad restructuring plan to save t ty. can prevent the biggest municipal bankrucy i u.s. history? one of the city's former mayor ins us with the answer. us, are unpaid internships illegal? a landmark ruling. be aware, details on the fallout for companies and workers everywhere. piles of "money" coming up. ♪ at a d cleer, we replaced pe with a machine. what? customers didn't li it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! ifour bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally ban your money needs an ally ♪ melissa: we are tapped out. that is the word for detroit's ergency manager today, unveiling a broad restructuring plan to sayhe city. but detroit already defaulting on some of its dead a short time ago, it is a last-ditch effort to stop the biggest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. but is it enough to save detroit from the abyss joining me n, former mayo of troit dennis archer. thank you so much for coming back to the s

bert, thankou for coming on the show. it is an oor and we apprecia can you tell us about your story trying to get the benefits that we promised that we would give you? >> well, it is a very dishearteng story. it can only be describeas a breakdown of ptsd. i filed forompeation benefi at th time. i waited until may of 2013 to receive the benefits. i waied 33 months for the entire process to go through. >> dou get those benits because they got you by that point? or was it because you're making a lot of noise? >> believe it was because i was talking about it publicly. i went to the baltimore sun and they ran an article. within about two weeks i had partial completed. so reallyi thinkthey play a game of whack him with. gerri: tha is not ght. that is nohow theeclaims ould be. we were hring last night really scary stories abou these claims filed on paper. ththey get lost. they are put away soewhere ere no one can finthem. it is shocking. 850 veterans like yourself, some of them waiting more han 125 days. most of tem 565,000. wha

. >> thankou, neil. neil: you think that housing is off to the races.y who says you are off your rocker, he is not off your rocker, he is not buying but he is at od, wtever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our busineness. od. helping the world keep promises. neil: well be it ever so humble ere is no place like home, when it comes to recovery there is nothing -- home prices. are you buying? we're blitzing, with garynd todd. this case-shiller data shows housing h or hotter, you are in? about sell, simple as that. neil: wow. >> back in '06 we talked about a housing bubble. we have a crash, it was enabled by the fed with easy money policy, now this is easy month policy times 100. they are flipping houses, this is the type of the activity and greed that usually ends poorl interest rates get normalized, it shaping, you will see a chairman -- sharp slowdown. neil: i respect the heck out of gary, but i do not s

>> to begin a the beginning, thankou. secondly,, no.hether i learned what i learned, i knew was going to be fired the day that i learned it. neil: really. >> really. i'm an attorney as well as assert fid fraud examiner -- certifiee fraud examiner. whher i learned what i learned, and i was driving home that night, i called my wife when is also a lawyer, i told her i was going to lose myy job. neil: all right, now, you knew that because you knew were going to talk to someone about it, or you could not sit tight and igre this stuff. >> will i knew that because of the situation that i was dealing with, which was bernard madoff fraud and alan stanford fraud and potential cyber compromise of second stock computerstock ea foreign add ver adversary thereo way -- >> how do you stule upon this? >> i camepon this because i was told informaon with regards to the inappropriate relationships and with regards to cyber compromise. neil: how did the relationship stage impact what was going to at sec, a lot of people have affairs, were you drawing connec

. >> thankou so mu for having me. gerri: great stuff.h two cents more and the answer to the question of the day, will higher mortgage rates keep you from buying a home? stay with us. ♪ when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. ♪ gerri: the federal rerve comments about reducing its stimus purchases are already in passing borrowers. average rates on fixed mortgages surging to their highest level in two years. so well this keep you from buying a home? we ask the question on rriwillis.com. 45 percent of you said yes, 55 percent said no. interesting split. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.m for our on-line question every weekday. that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining