turner. you will be first, mr. del mar. you will be second, mr. shoemaker. you will be third, the gentleman. -- mr. turner is recognized. >> good afternoon, chairman session. ranking member mfume and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. although the -- overseas all program, as my testimony focuses on our oversight of unemployment insurance program the views expressed here are based on the independent work of the -- the oig remains committed to assisting d.o.l. and congress in approving the efficiency and integrity of the ui program. strengthening the program to prevent and intake fraud is key to ensuring that unemployment workers quickly receive needed benefits while safeguarding taxpayer dollars. for many years, the oig has highlighted concerns with dol and states abilities employee benefits expeditiously and efficiently while ensuring integrity inadequate oversight. the pandemic compound in these challenges. created a perfect storm. as the

turner. i want to make sure that i understand what the estimate of the fraud that your agency has uncovered in the office and the unemployment arena. >> we are looking at 76 billion dollars on that is based on the department producing eight point $5 million. so we believe that is on the low end for the fact that it was the sometimes what they've told us. >> appreciate all of you being here. thank you. >> i would like to just ask a question just to follow-up the social security numbers were duplicate to where they the went to a different person that may not have qualified? >> we had a social security number that was stolen off of the dark web. we have claims and 32 different states. >> thank you mister turner. >> the gentlewoman from the district of columbia -- >> thank you mister chairman and i appreciate this hearing. the pandemic response accountability committee, mr. shoemaker, provides independent oversight of approximately five trillion dollars in pandemic relief. and it helps coordinati

commissioner turner. i'm bruce robertson sitting in for carla short who is off today. i have a couple of update and respond to questions. i want to start with the budget. and march 31st the major's office, the budget and legislative analyst of the board of supervisors and controller's office issued their joint report. that's a report they dot 5 year financial condition. and unfortunately due to lower ref now projections. higher employee benefit costs and spending proposals the situation financially in the city got worse. the short fall next fiscal year 24 got worse boy 90.1 million dollars and the deficit is 290.9 billion dollars. the second year it got worse the 2 year number is 779.8 million up from the 728.3 million dollars. so the rust prosecute jections the mayor's office come become to departments asked for budget reductions. gwen we have been asked to cut another 5% in the next 2 years about 3.5 million dollars of reductions on top of the reductions we took when we came before the commission in jan

let me pick up where mayor turner ended.defense attorney. i'm a sister of returning resident. if there are people in my city that are wreaking havoc every day and need to be off the streets, that is reality. what do we say not only to the victims of crimes, but people who are terrified about crimes in their neighborhood, most of whom look like us, if we say the police department is spinning all the time and resources to put a case on in the judge and prosecutors say we will let you out on electronic monitoring to wreak havoc again. if somebody musters the courage to come forward and identify the person who shot up their neighborhood and walk in bold as day back on the streets two days later, what does that say to them? you are telling from the criminal justice system doesn't care about victims and witnesses. .. we got to say it. we got to say it. >> that's right. >> let me address the issue regarding our young people. we have to have a multitier strategy all of us have designed intervention programs for that cohort of 16 to

mike turner. _ in our own country. mike turner, thank— in our own country.wn country. mike turner, thank you so i in our own country. mike l turner, thank you so much in our own country. mike i turner, thank you so much for joining us on the show.- joining us on the show. thank ou for joining us on the show. thank you for having _ joining us on the show. thank you for having me. _ turning to the state of tennessee, where the nashville metropolitan council voted to reappointjustin jones to the tennessee house of representatives. he's one of two state lawmakers who were expelled from the republican—majority house last week, after participating in a gun control protest on the house floor. he's returning to his seat as an interim representative — until an election is held. joining us now is councilwoman kyonzte toombs. she voted to reinstate mrjones as an interim state representative a few hours ago. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us about today's environment inside and outside the council chamber today. today was pretty intense. they were thousands of

turner. i really appreciate your willingness to serve and seeing no one on the roster with questions and i don't have any myself, let us open up this item to public comment. >> [providing instructions for public comment] we have speaker in the room. you may begin. >> thank you. good morning chair dorsey, supervisors walton and safai. my name is lauren post and i chair the public works commission. a fairly new commission. only been up and running since late last summer but i felt the vacancy we had oen the 5 person commission and why particularly eager to have you forward mr. turner's nomination to full board of supervisors. as you heard from mr. turner, i think his (indiscernible) speak for itself but like to mention 3 qualifications i need on the commission that i will be valuing. i need the man's brain power. he is a smart individual, nimble and creative thinker and bring a valuable asset to any commission but particularly to the public works commission. he has considerable real estate deve

mayor turner.and gentlemen, please welcome christy, head of representation and inclusion and head of home lending with wells fargo. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. it is great to see you again. on behalf of the 240,000 employees at wells fargo and our ceo, i'm thrilled to be here to welcome you this morning, as well as to sponsor this incredible event. the african-american mayors association is absolutely critical as the mayors are really doing things in local communities, and really showing the vitality and access and economic growth and opportunity that exists in our communities, which is incredibly important. i have the pleasure to be able to introduce our next speaker and that is our secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. prior to the biden administration, secretary buttigieg actually served two terms as being the mayor in his hometown of south bend, indiana. he's a graduate of harvard university and a rhodes scholar of oxford, so no slouch intellectually. buttigieg served for seven

congressman turner told cbs news it could amount to espionage. norah. >> katherine rarge, thank you very much. >>> china's military said today it's ready to fight after completing three days of large-scale war games that simulated the blockade of taiwan. the island is self-governed, but china claims it has its own. cbs's elizabeth palmer reports the drills were a message to the u.s. >> reporter: chinese video shows the extent of the exercises, both human and hardware, including for the first time, an aircraft carrier, the shandong, as well as nuclear-capable bombers. today's live fire drills rehearsed a blockade of taiwan, and this chinese animation shows strikes against specific targets on the island. in forei ministry spokesman xewere sus wng iwan's separatists and what he called external forces. that is, the u.s. and its allies. specifically they're retaliation for the meeting in l.a. between president tsai ing-wen, who insists taiwan will remain independent, and speaker kevin mccarthy, who signaled the u.s. would help protect it from china. >

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they could help dima at the turner federal children’s center for spinal and spinal cord injuries, theency operation, delay threatened with serious operations performed in the first hours with spinal cord injury or on the first day with unstable spinal injuries are the key to further success and successful rehabilitation of this patient. gradually, the boy began to gain strength in his hands. he began to sit and try to get up. for the rehabilitation of such patients, the doctors of the turner center developed individual prostheses a year and a half after the injury. dima began to regain mobility in his lower limbs. now he can not only stand independently, but also move on a walker. now the teenager is undergoing another course of rehabilitation and is on the way to recovery, thanks to the experience and modern developments of traumatologists and neurosurgeons of the turner center, every year dozens of adolescents with injuries of the spine and spinal cord have the opportunity to return to a full life. dmitry pishukhin alexey sosyrin alexander bushkov and galina orlova northwest. all ne

up my mount guest dragons to mount meets guest dragons to install turner, italian install paul turnerher who achieved an £80,000 investment from one of the dragons. he's . next i'm back. it's now for this . i'm back. it's now for this. yes. it's time for mark meets and this evening. the butcher who convinced dragons den entrepreneur peter jones to invest £80,000 in his business, which is called alpha turner. this happened in 2012. and peter jones is still a partner. 11 years on and together they've sold nearly 13 million products to date. and the business has raised a quarter of a million for help for heroes and they've even sent a scotch egg into space.i even sent a scotch egg into space. i kid you not. what a story. i'm delighted to say that, paul turner. i think we can call him a celebrity butcher, joins us now. welcome to mark dolan tonight i. butcher, joins us now. welcome to mark dolan tonight 1. thank you, mark. good to be here. what made decide go on dragons made you decide to go on dragons den? those haven't seen den? for those that haven't seen the essentially a the show, it

is a turner have to check my flanks.e to check my flanks. the worst thing is i don't even think they could lift that fridge let alone if it was strapped to me. i was struggle. what an amazing achievement. you are doing it for a special achievement. achievement. you are doing it for a specialachievement. i achievement. you are doing it for a special achievement. i am achievement. you are doing it for a special achievement.— special achievement. i am doing it for the armed _ special achievement. i am doing it for the armed services _ special achievement. i am doing it for the armed services charity, - for the armed services charity, full—service veterans and our families_ full—service veterans and our families that we leave at home. becky, — families that we leave at home. becky, you are going to try to break the record in wellington boots. let's have a look at your shoes. how are you feeling?— are you feeling? really excited. lookin: are you feeling? really excited. looking forward _ are you feeling? really excited. looki

gillian turner in washington.ee you. >> dana: republicans turning their 2024 focus to west virginia senator joe manchin as they work to regain the majority in the upper chamber. they are trying to tie manchin to president biden's spending sprees including the passage of an inflation reduction act. new ad reminding voters of the true cost. >> 100,000 west virginia jobs are in jeopardy. >> dana: he could face another challenge. west virginia's governor jim justice could enter the race as soon as next week. the president and ceo of one nation, steven law. listen to senator manchin questioned by fox business's grady trimble on this. watch. >> senator, can i ask you about the epa's ruling on electric vehicles? >> i think it's ridiculous that we are going to force the public and market to go in a direction that might not be ready to go to in the time they want to do it. not only i'm having problems with how they try to liberalize how we do the e.v. credits. we should begin manufacturing back and making sure we are doing

he began to sit and try to get up for the best rehabilitation of such patients, the doctors of the turner center developed individual prostheses, a year and a half after the injury. dima began to regain mobility in his lower limbs. now he can not only stand on his own, but also move on a walker. now the teenager is undergoing another course of rehabilitation and is on the way to recovery thanks to the experience and modern developments of traumatologists and neurosurgeons of the turner center every year , dozens of adolescents with injuries the spine and spinal cord have the opportunity to return to a full life dmitry pechukhin. alexey syryn alexander bushkov and galina orlova northwest children's bureau. all news are available on the media platform , watch in the application or on the website, watch dot ru see you soon. and remove the yellowness, shine with the estonians. it contains a keran component to strengthen the immune system and live lactobacilli to restore the intestinal microflora acipol with ship immunity strengthen raffle money 5 million cash prizes from alfa-bank all partici

know paul asian was alf turner know paul turner who is alf alternatives my grandfather did he starttart the business started the the business he started the business from the business actually from from the living room. yeah. from the front of the family home in front room of the family home in 1956. front out of the 1956. not the front out of the house. i opened the butcher house. and i opened the butcher shop the room. what did shop in the front room. what did grandma i don't grandma think of that? i don't think she that impressed, but we still trade from the same building , so i still run building today, so i still run the family butcher's with, my younger kevin. that younger brother, kevin. is that right? knock original right? so did knock the original house then build the house down and then build the premises? no. it'sjust premises? no, no. it's just extending into an indoor terrace. become a terrace. house has become a butcher well, that's butcher shop now. well, that's wonderful, the is wonderful, because the rest is history . so you felt you needed history. so you felt you

house intel committee chairman mike turner is launching the investigation.ins us live. >> ainsley: plus, welcome to miami with the city being named top in the nation for tech friendliness, one generation is taking advantage. we have the mayor, mayor francis suarez coming up next. ♪ i'm going to miami ♪ welcome to miami ♪ i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk facto

stay with me, bev turner.to germany a success, reporter will success, our royal reporter will reflecting on the royal visit . reflecting on the royal visit. but first is the weather . hello but first is the weather. hello there. welcome to the latest update from the met office in jonathan vautrey . still being a jonathan vautrey. still being a fair amount of cloud around throughout the first part of the weekend, but are that we'll see something a brighter and sunnier for sunday that's to an for sunday that's thanks to an area high pressure is going area of high pressure is going to be pushing its way in and helping to settle things down for rest today. we for the rest of today. though we do, have pressure in do, though, have low pressure in charge training charge and this training occluded bringing occluded front just bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland. south—west ireland. parts of south—west england, gradually england, but gradually easing way will be some further way off. it will be some further

turner and pierce. ' 79 turner and andrew pierce. in a pub pub, you know, horrible. by the way, a horrible. by the way, what is a pub. yeah what do you think, trrrrrt — pub. yeah what do you think, trrrrrt wett— pub. yeah what do you think, emma? well, i'm— pub. yeah what do you think, emma? well, i'm very- pub. yeah what do you think, emma? well, i'm very frustrated with this constant desire to always introduce more legislation deal with these legislation to deal with these problems. that problems. the problem is that the law not being the current law is not being enforced. exactly enforced. that's exactly right. i that the reason why i think that the reason why we're currently this we're currently in this situation the potential for situation with the potential for 30,000, think that's 30,000, i don't think that's actually happen actually going to happen in their dreams. 30,000 people to descend on the london marathon to chaos , to cause complete chaos, interrupting other sports, sporting events, things like snooken sporting events

senior lieutenant turner of the conference. forgive who victoria shmeleva independent news portal watched with interest how you were rinsed? media firefighters killer executioner. it was even embarrassing when you were acquitted. i'm sorry that i disappointed you with the material. thank you for coming. i hope it was thanks to you that light was shed on the lawlessness that is being created in relation to the oxy company after the death of my friend and companion or a goat , they want to denigrate the name of our company in order to answer attention from a real crime. and now i'm the main one the other day there was a raider seizure of my share in the company some time ago. i wanted to retire completely because of focusing on show business, but after the death of golosov, the memory of my friend. i decided to continue the joint business started. and that i discovered that my share of the boxy company, behind my back, was re-registered for a certain company above, a shady company that i didn’t know anything, it’s not like the fi

bev turner and andrew pierce. were— bev turner and andrew pierce. were taking— bev turner and andrew but first, here is your month-eg— but first, here is your morning's news with rory smith . morning's news with rory smith. theht— morning's news with rory smith. theht yet,— morning's news with rory smith. thank you, beth. _ morning's news with rory smith. thank you, beth. the latest from the gb newsroom sirjake berry has branded westminster's complaints system as outdated. the former conservative chairman says it was wrong for the deputy prime minister dominic raab to continue in his job while under investigation . speaking to itv , investigation. speaking to itv, sir jake said the government sirjake said the government needs to rethink how it deals with these sort of allegations , with these sort of allegations, both against the ministers and members of parliament. his comment comes amid reports that senior ministry of justice officials could quit if dominic raabis officials could quit if dominic raab is cleared of the allegations . medical chiefs will allegations. medical chiefs wi

mike turner joins us from washington. ank you for being with us. extraordinary that these documents were just sitting there on the web and for such a long period of time. do you think was responsible? >> the investigations are ongoing. there is this time not a lot known as to how these documents were leaked, who did it, but even though these documents were in a forum where they were photographed and then posted, which would lend itself to think someone had actual possession o these documents, it could still be a hack. but we will g to the bottom of this. two important things -- one we need to close the and two, we need to get an understandi of the damage that has occurred. we can do an assessment of what changes we need to make and how we help ukrain christian: how do you shut it down? >> getting to the root and getting access to these documents. when you look at these documents coming can tell from their origins who has and what level to access. as we make changes in policy, restricting additional access can make certain additional changes are not

it was a death of damien turner. a few blocks away from the university of chicago medical center. turner, an 18 year old community organizer, died in the ambulance on his way to the nearest trauma center about 45 minutes away. what could it have meant if someone there knew how to help him? these questions inspired a series of workshops, including the basic gunshot first response. the goal of that workshop is to help the participants know how to increase language chances of surviving if they're shot, but also how to reduce chances is for emotional injury. we always say we hope that the participants never really have to use the hard skills. over the past five years, eugene medics has trained more than 3000 people at church groups, businesses and in high school classrooms. so let's talk turn to kids. dr. abdullah pratt is an emergency medicine physician at new chicago medicine. isn't there a risk in saying like, hey, we taught this civilly and how to do this? couldn't they possibly be creating more problems for you? i'v

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and so he kind of leaks it to to henry mcneil turner, which remarkable that about that. is that lincoln almost never told people his innermost thinking on what he was doing and in this case he appears to have brought a black leader in to to do just that right? well, i want to counterbalance that story with something that a mutual friend of ours pointed out and this was a one of these twitter conversations, but kevin levin enjoyed your book and he was an author. he's an author who's been on this program before and then noted out there on twitter. he's a teacher. he says, you know henceforth every time he teaches this august 14th meeting. he's also going to teach a students about encounters with earnest romain. and so basically if we're going to counterbalances, how do you how do you balance the treatment of lincoln's treatment of the haitian ambassador ernest romain with a committee of his fellow americans? yeah, so one of the things that's really important in the lincoln presidency is that he gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia

ranking member jim himes and chairman mike turner of the house intelligence committee.thank you both for joining me this evening. just ahead. the elderly white homeowner charged in the shooting of a black teenager is free again after surrendering earlier today, we'll have all the new developments in that case that's next. chase freedom unlimited. you can cash back 3% on dining included. take out cash back on flapjacks, baby backs tacos at taco shack. i'm working on my six pack. well, good luck with that big with chase freedom unlited, with no annual fee. howo you cash back compared with other choose one verb ecto chew protects from fleasnd ticks for 12 weeks nearly three times longer. use with caution and dogs with the history of seizures in neurological disorders. protection that lasts longer. bravo bravo, ecto! bravo tentative. didn't get that funny. you need a hug. you also need consumer self same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support starting at $20 consumer cellular, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring. put it

ohio republican mike turner. chairman of the house intelligence committee. a weighty position and important one. remember what emmanuel macron had to say about the taiwan china mess? that's a u.s. fixation. it's not a french fixation. many seem to think he was saying it's not a european fixation. why the former prime minister of great britain, liz truss would beg to difference. she's here. she's next. >> putin and xi have made it clear they're allies against western capitalism. that's why i think it was a mistake for western leaders to visit president xi. i believe that was a sign of weakness. ore. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ when you find that perfect pair, nothin' can stop your shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? i'm pretty sure that was my line. get two pairs of privé revaux plus a free exam for $89.95. book your exam online today. >> neil: all right. presiden

chairman turner. thanks for joining us. what's the latest? that you've learned on the arrest of the suspect of the leaker jack to tachira, as well as the effort to contain the fallout. right so darn office was notified that the arrest was imminent. and i can tell you that you know it's a good day, jake that we can can celebrate that the least the continued threat of additional leaks in this individual has been stopped. now of course, the assessment will have to be done as to all the documents and where they were that he had released. uh what needs to be done in mitigating those? but also and in the question of how did this individual get access to these documents? and what policies and procedures need to be changed? i can tell you many members of my committee have already been been in touch. we need to have hearings as to you know what is the scope of documents, especially when you have something as volatile as a battlefield of ukraine, where these documents could be accessed by someone who appears to

started going 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who most. >> turner communications c-span as a public service along with these other television providers give you a front row seat to democracy. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg and all safety along with grants for infrastructure projects. house appropriations subcommitteemo testimony and president biden's 2021 budget request. this is about two hours. >> the subcommittee will come to order it's fabulous to have you here. your testimony and thank you again for hearing before is thank you for your service to our country. i appreciate our recent phone call of your visit to the fa in the airport in oklahoma city a few weeks ago. i'm glad you were able to see firsthand some of the critical assets is oklahoma. i look forward to discussing more can do in our unique geography and facilities and opportunities the federal entities. the more anxious we do working together and approve are complex. the department of transportation $7.9 billion discretionary budget for fiscal year 24 coupled with 36.8 billion appropriatio

. >> dana: mike turner is standing by. jennifer griffin has the story at the pentagon. >> hi, dana.e is fit, strong, armed and strained. just about everything you can expect out of some sort of crazy movie is what a teen member of two dozen gamers told the "washington post" about the man who allegedly leaked hundreds of highly classified documents. the leaks began, he said, 6 to 8 months ago. the leaker and his friends who shared the documents are still at large. here is what we know now thanks to the extraordinary reporting of shane harris and his team at the "washington post." they spoke to a teenager who lives in california who is part of the discord group. he described how he met the person, he looked up to and called o.g. in this social media gamer chatroom during covid. the leaker, he says, is in his early 20s and worked or works in a secure facility on a u.s. military base. this coincides with our early reporting that the leak came from outside the pentagon. according to the post, the group of roughly two dozen mostly men and boys formed an invitation-only clubhouse in 2020 o

called the case an assault on our nation while some republicans, including ohio congressman mike turner slammed democrats for celebrating the indictment. i think really, we often all you know, lets the criminal process playout. i do think this is politically motivated. and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy says he's also watching to see what happens. no one should be above the law, but no one should be a target of the law. >> the indictment is expected to be unsealed on tuesday when trump appears before the judge in new york following that, trump is expected to fly back to florida where he says he will address the public later that night. for now live in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. all right, anne, thanks for that update. now we will continue following the latest developments of trump's indictment and the fallout from it in the next hour. we're going to explain what's next for the former president and we're going to also show reaction from lawmakers as well as his supporters in florida. also coming up on the cover morning news, we're going to introduce you to 3

chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner.oining us on the show. thank you for having me. turning to the state of tennessee where the nashville metropolitan council voted to reappoint justinjones to the tennessee house of representatives. he's one of two state lawmakers who were expelled from the republican—majority house last week, after participating in a gun control protest on the house floor. he's returning to his seat as an interim representative until an election is held. tell us about the environment inside and outside of the council chamber? today was pretty intense. they were thousands of people gathered at the metro court house. as many people as could be fit into the council chamber and reporters from all over and everybody hopeful the council would do the right thing. and we did. what is your message to those who voted to expel your two colleagues? when both representativejones and pearson were expelled from the house, i saw a lot of tweets on social media saying democracy is dead and i think the council vote today

at her parents house, samantha turner, alex's best buddy, was phoning all her friends.t ther was a situation. >> and i broke down. and i grabbed my sister and was like, we need to go back right now. and i rushed here. >> four in the morning >> four in the morning i got here i saw police cars. >> you didn't know at this point what had happened still? >> i didn't know exactly which was. >> hundreds of miles away, a frantic mother, waited desperate for answers, but whe those answers came, they would be unbearable, and they were coming soon from the kille himself. >> coming up - two frantic phone calls from a mother >> he said she was breathing then she stopped >> and a son >> what is going on their bug? >> i just -- i did something. >> when dateline continues it's good to go. before advil. advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ acetaminophen blocks pit's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal con

nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of >> republican house intelligence committee chairman mike turner joins me >>> this hour, former president trump is back in new york and testifying behind closed doors in a deposition for the state attorney general's $250 million civil probe into his business practices. >>> the justice department is seeking emergency relief from the supreme court after a federal appeals ruling overnight keeping an fda approved abortion pill on the market for now but with many hurdles for many seeking medication abortions >>> good day, everyone i'm andrea mitchell in washington a busy news day. new details about one of the largest u.s. intelligence leaks of classified documents in years. "the washington post" is reporting exclusively with information not verified by nbc news that the supposed leaker may have worked on a military base and is a young, charismatic gun enthusiast who shared classified information on discord. it interviewed two members of the chat group the open source investigative group says the documents appeared there in early march. one member spoke

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i tweeted "breaking news: brock turner, swimmer/sexual predator speaking of the rnc."." i thought people would get that it was a joke. people got very upset. a stanford professor waited and said... >> stephen: comedians tweet about brock turner and the rnc "not funny," stanford professor said. did you go to stanford? >> jena: i went to your school. >> stephen: that's it. we run all of our jokes by this guy. >> jena: yeah. i think it was a woman, but whatever. [laughter] it was funny to me the conversation became, comedian tweeted this thing instead of "wow, a critical mass of the country actually believes that it convicted sex offender would be speaking at the rnc" as opposed to just ones that haven't yet been convicted. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: jena, so good to have you here. her new book, "not funny," and it is. it's available now. jena friedman, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: at new york city's finest program that has ever been conceived. the brand-new network cbs sure that you are going to fall in love with.

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chairman turner. good to see you. what do you make of mccarthy and that bipartisan group meeting with taiwan's president amid this difficult time between the united states and china. logic after china complained that nancy pelosi went to taiwan there, reminding everybody that they're an authoritarian regime by now complaining about speaker mccarthy meeting with the president of taiwan here in the united states. one thing they obviously don't understand about freedom is the freedom to meet with whoever you want. taiwan is a democracy. it certainly is important for speaker mccarthy to meet with them. recognizing our support for their democracy . this certainly is an way overstepped by china, the emailed members of congress with very threatening language, and i think again they're just reminding everybody. this is an authoritarian regime. they're they're in opposition to democracies, and we certainly support democracies around the world. how much is the fear of china? invading and seizing taiwan and depr