so, thomas davis from -- based on what i've read did know this gambler billy walters and there was some, i don't know whether it was a friendship, a business relationship, some relationship there according to the newspaper. and walters knows phil mickelson. so, it isn't clear whether or not davis and mickelson directly know each other, and that could potentially be a problem if the feds try to bring an insider trading case. why? to make a long story short, recent judges' decisions have suggested that there has to be if you will a quid pro quo between the provider of the information and the person who uses it, which in this case is davis and mickelson. some understanding on the provider's part, on davis' part, that he's benefiting mickelson and vice versa. that isn't there, it could be difficult to bring a case. >> what about the average investor? does this case have implications for the average investor or programs no perhaps not? >> the thing about insider trading it makes the markets unfair for the other investors, it's an uneven playing field. so what the government has tried hard to

. >> according to the journal, sently re-signed chairman thomas davis may have been the tipper in thef inside information to the pro golfer, phil mickelson, a twist that sheds a spotlight on his unexpected but voluntary departure from deans board ahead of earnings. the question being examined right now, whether davis tipped off information about 2012 dean foods spinoff deal to the las vegas better, william "billy" walters who shared the spinoff information with mickelson allowing him to trade dean foods using that nonpublic information. the detail is not clear. an agent for mickelson who has been approached at least two times in recent years said he had no comment on the allegations at this time. dean foods, which said in connection with davis' exit friday, only that it was voluntary and management was feeling optimistic about the company, said in a statement that it had cooperated with the government's request for information and will continue to do so, because there is an ongoing government investigation. it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time, they added. finally

possible explanation today for abruft resignation last friday of dean foods non-executive chairman thomas davishat government investigators believe he may have leaked inside information to a better who shared it with pro golfer phil mickelson. according to the "wall street journal" and statements from some of the parties today and in recent days, the s.e.c. has been investigating a potential insider trading scheme involving non-public information on dean foods for some time and the u.s. attorney in manhattan is involved as well. one theory now in play is that davis a board member of deans since 2001 shared knowledge of spinoff plans for a company subsidiary called white wave foods with the professional better billy walter some time in 2012. when it broke publicly in august shares were driven up 40%. the theory that the tip was passed on to phil mickelson at a time when it was not publicly allowing him to potentially trade on the news. still much emairemains to be revealed. one powerful counterpoint so far, a statement from davis' lawyer who says, among other things, davis had no knowledge of an

his ties to a professional gambl gambler investigated for insider tradinhe' >> that person is thomas davis chairman of dean hat poon's, as you sae d of passing on a tip about his company to a professional gamton.er, a tiording to investbat ators turned that tip onto phil michelson and that's the line that we're followinhe' interesting, davis retired, didn't retire, resigned unexpectedly last friday and gave me reason and s pid it's poll tri. >> can you see the chain of events the chairman of dean foods passes on to gambler and on to phil michelton. >> inse ther trading with phil michelson? they're probing. >> there's an allegedly connection. >> let's stay on golf because the pga children, first round thereof is underway. jordan spieth and rory mcilroy will tee off this afternoon. the associate editor on the talone from wisconsin where the pga championship is being played, we're saying that this is a rur,alry and a half. Ãkepieth and mcilroy and at the same time teeing up altogether, zack johnson and Ãkepieth- mcilroy, that's good r golf? >> i would say. pga players l: se to downplay the id

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. >> reporter: the carving which took nearly 50 years to complete depicts jefferson davis, robert e lee and thomasjackson all leaders of the confederacy. atlanta councilman michael bond has proposed keeping the monument but adding historical georgia natives like president carter and martin luther king junior. >> the confederacy was only four years of that so the confederacy seems to dominate the perception of what is historic georgia and that is really far from the case. >> reporter: the naacp has a very different approach and the group wants the monument completely removed. >> for people who claim it is art, there are a lot of artistic expression but that art is not worth another black life. ♪ over the within hundreds rallied peacefully and what they call the pro-confederate gathering at the base of stone mountain. you are not offended by it at all? >> not at all, it can be used for bad or good it's just a symbol. >> reporter: others at the rally like the self proclaimed head of the georgia ku klux klan came with other intentions. sir are you with the kkk? >> i am with the kkk and i'm very proud

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davis will be signing books right outside in the lobby.ut ie at the freedomfest last month. his book comes out next week. >> host: glenn beck, "it is about islam," why do you open with thomas jefferson in the library of congress? >> jefferson changed my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew peter car and peter was 13 or 15, i don't know remember, somewhere in that area. his mother had died and his father was about to die. his father went to thomas and said thomas will you oversee the ed ed education of my son when i pass on and he said sure. peter comes of age and writes this beautiful letter in mathematics learn this, when it comes to literature never read a book from outside of the native tone because you will lose too much. the last one is religion and with he said above religion stick reasons in her seat and question with boldness even the very existence of god for there to be a god he would rather have questions over blindfolded fear. that changed by life. that coupled for the fact thomas jefferson fought the 1st war against islam in the office. he had the barbary pirates. he was trying to understand what they want. he owns one of the first copies in enlish of the koran. he was

davis will be signing books right outside in theut islam" ae at the freedomfest last month. his book comes out next week. >> host: glenn beck, "it is about islam," why do you open with thomas jefferson in the library of congress? >> jefferson changed my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew peter car and peter was 13 or 15, i don't know remember, somewhere in that area. his mother had died and his father was about to die. his father went to thomas and said thomas will you oversee the ed ed education of my son when i pass on and he said sure. peter comes of age and writes this beautiful letter in mathematics learn this, when it comes to literature never read a book from outside of the native tone because you will lose too much. the last one is religion and with he said above religion stick reasons in her seat and question with boldness even the very existence of god for there to be a god he would rather have questions over blindfolded fear. that changed by life. that coupled for the fact thomas jefferson fought the 1st war against islam in the office. he had the barbary pirates. he was trying to understand what they want. he owns one of the first copies in enlish of the koran. he was