number ten says do not kill nonhuman animals unless you are attacked or for your food.that right there itself just destroys all the bad stereotypes that you have about this religion. there's no human sacrifice. >> later in our meeting, we asked wolfkill to clarify a few points about his church's doctrine. >> you had pointed out number nine. >> yeah. >> tell me what that is again. >> it says do not harm little children. >> and tell me the next one. >> it was do not kill animals unless you're hunting. unless you need them for food. actually. >> it said do not kill nonhuman animals. >> no. is that what it said? non-human animals? okay. do not kill -- >> it begs a question. >> non-human animals, yes. that sounds about right. >> but yet you're here for murder. >> yes. yeah. it says do not kill little children. i'm not in here for killing a child. >>> coming up -- >> if i'm not busy, i have a tendency to get in trouble. >> "lockup" discovers true talent behind bars. ♪ [ cheering ] thank you! thank you! what a week! we sat down, we kicked back, and we watched tv! [ cheering ]

we're not going to deport you unless we change our minds. by virtue of preexisting regulations you now can work on the books. is that legal? could dhs do that. >> i don't think there is statutory authorization there may have been congressional acquiescence to practice in very small cases that is bridging -- >> that is interesting because i thought, as you said there is not statutory authorization with respect to that i thought your entire argument they can't do this except for statutory authorization. and now you're saying, well in some cases they can do it. >> justice kagan. we have multiple arguments. the first is the statutory argument. our backup argument which is the response to the executive's congressional acquiescence argument, at most congress would acquiesce to practice of very small uses -- >> how about this? dhs doesn't do it one by one. how about dhs says, it is senseless to do it one by one. we should use categories. here is the category. you've been here for 25 years. you're entitled to, not entitled you can stay unless we cha

unless the office is adequately funded, that guarantee has less of a meaning.e have an adversarial system of justice. you can't just fund one side and not the other. >> scott told us their efforts led to some improvements. but supervisor perea admits there is still an imbalance. >> have you requested more money from the state? is this a question of just not having enough funding? >> it's a question of not having enough funding, number 1. but number 2, is when we get the funding that it go to the priorities that quote, a collective board would have. i think right now, unless we received money from the state that was earmarked for the public defenders, it would be a tough fight. i think those who have money, those who have resources, are going to get a different level of justice than someone who doesn't. i think that's just the reality. >> i think most rights do get violated on a daily basis. simply because we aren't paying enough attention to what is happening prior to trial. that is true in california, it's true in new york, it's true in mississippi, it's true

unless -- unless we begin to make these investments now in research. so in the next couple of weeks, the men and women in purple will be here in washington, d.c. as they do every spring, advocating for alzheimer's research, for the care givers, and for the families. and we ought to be paying attention. the money is in the budget somewhere. all we need to do is to find it. move it from a few nuclear weapons over to research. delay the expenditure of a new ballistic missile or intercontinental ballistic missile and spend it on something that affects every american, every day of this year. and every day of the years in the future. that's alzheimer's. it's a good investment. it's an investment in the quality of life. it's an investment. in our effort to reduce the deficit and it's an investment in america's future. mr. speaker, with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman yields back his time. does the gentleman have a motion? mr. garamendi: mr. speaker, i'm happy to move adjournment. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion

, unless the customer had affirmatively said i want to get marketing offers from you. as opposed to saying here's a marketing offer for amazon, you can get it on a monthly basis, it's october, you're going to get ready to do christmas shopping and the customer can say oh, gosh, i don't really want that, maybe i'll tell them not to send it to me anymore. but a lot of customers are going to say that's a great deal. but it doesn't give them a choice if they have to affirmatively say back in february when they sign up for service that they want marketing e-mails or not. because how are they going to know that the amazon offer's going to be so great for them? >> so i think -- yeah. i would challenge actually this argument that we don't have anything like this anywhere else in the u.s. privacy regime because of course the most obvious place where we have a very similar framework is with respect to phone information, with respect to information that customers share with their phone carriers where there's a very similar -- there's a very similar privacy regulatory framework th

i do believe in general that there will be a day of reckoning unless we get fiscal stimulus. >> unlesse get fiscal stimulus. let's bring in our senior or the and senior fellow with the center for american progress and. welcome to both of you. when we had that exchange on the phone yesterday with mr. icahn. he mentioned he thought monetary policy did basically all it could and more doing of monetary policy might have bad effects. he dropped the word fiscal stimulus. i said what are r you talking act? i fully expected him to say i'm talking about tax cuts. he's talking about infrastructure spending. >> more spending. well, look, carl has the story right on money on the fed. all right? >> enough is enough in. >> enough is enough, and probably causing damage, but he broke my heart. he's a brilliant man. we've had plenty of spending. we had a trillion dollars of spending in the early days of this recovery. we never got the growth the administration predicted. there's no fiscal multipliers. what we need is radical tax reform is what we need to improve business investment which has collapsed.

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without any -- unless there are major changes made in those programs. they mentioned the national budgeting round table that the three of russ on, which is an organization that kicks around ideas on the budget process and we argue over them and then some of them are put together in proposals, some of which you have in your documents. and one of the things that is not yet -- has not yet reached the stage of being published that maya and i are working on an idea of the whole area of entitlement programs with the concept of turning the entitlements or taking entitlements together and turning them into a real budget a long-term budget, 25 to 30-year budget which is more similar to the way we do discretionary programs in the sense of that this is a real number as opposed to a projection. this idea really has four elements to it. in terms of what would happen. first of all, congress would enact a 25 to 30-year budget for all the major entitlements. that's principally social security, medicare, medicaid. simultaneously, it would enact a 25 to 30-year budget fo

>> unless it isn't. the entire establishment relishes unless they are wrong.they will blame themselves for not doing more to stop it. it's a risk. i think they understand that. who do you want to run against? if you are hillary clinton? trump.ld he is not electable and he will put states in play that otherwise would not be. john: and that he is as unpredictable as he is isn't giving you pause? there might be some more difficult days emotionally because of donald trump, but i cannot imagine circumstances under which someone with his numbers currently and his style of campaigning -- will she many states win, best case? ap is theama '08 m floor. in addition to those, you put arizona in play, utah in play, maybe georgia. mark: fewer than five additional states? john: not mcgovern. >> we don't live in that country anymore. canes become safe and you extend the map. you have in a norma's of taking the senate back. help taking the senate back. you are watching us in washington dc, you can listen to us a bloomberg 91 -- 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ mark: with the

not going to deport you unless we change our mind. so the only thing that's involved is the work, and you haven't challenged that separately. you're challenging dapa. general keller: and dapa itself purports to grant not only work authorization, but also transform unlawful conduct into lawful conduct. justice ginsburg: we've already gone through that. we've we have agreed that that means tolerated presence. the government has said, take out that word. it was unfortunate that we used it. what we mean is tolerated presence. general keller: but it's not just an unfortunate slip. when they're granting deferred-action status, under their regulations, that is lawful presence. so they want you to take out "lawful presence" from the dapa memo and pretend "lawful presence" isn't in there. but then when you go into the regulations -- justice kagan: but then why aren't you challenging the regulations? i mean, i understand what you're saying that dapa in some sense triggers the regulations, but only because the regulations say what they say, that

you cannot sue another government if you are an american citizen unless they overturn this. >> i'm trying to figure out why we are being held hostage. they have $750 billion in assets that they would liquidate immediately. i think the wall street journal came up with under 300 billion. you don't negotiate like this. if the bill passes through the proper channels, too bad. saudi arabia, where is mecca? saudi arabia, right? don't you think every religious fanatic in the middle east wants mecca? we are there. the reason they don't take it is

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conclusion: unless we have braceros to fill the gaps, stoop labor crops will be forced that -- out ofmerican agriculture. consequences? much of our food processing industries output would be replaced by imports. these jobs now held by americans would be taken by workers in other lands in our plants and equipment will be slow down or shut down. jobs and investment in the transportation industry would feel the blow. in a recent typical year and just one state, the transportation of items of lettuce, citrus, asparagus, tomatoes totaled over $166.5 million. movies, and these millions going to transportation would disappear hitting both management and its labor force. these same crops from the same space in the same typical year require many types of containers, lids, caps, labels, over $112 million worth. cut this out and what happens to the thousands of people who work in or invest in these industries? these are just a few of the industries use management, machinery, production and labor force are all geared to the availability of these familiar crops harvested for the most part by brace

no farmer has been authorized to agreesaceros unless he to continue every effort to hire domestic workersmust pay foreign workers at a rate no less than domestics doing the same kind of work. he has to keep us advised of the status of any activity in which he is using foreign workers. these regulations guaranteed the employment rates of domestic workers and nationals are used only when the domestic labor supply cannot meet the need. >> thank you. the farmer now brings braceros a certification for his labor recruiting association. as has been seen, this certification for braceros is fully authorized by state and federal authorities. of the facts are double checked and only if they meet a preset conditions can the order be put through. [no audio] >> only now can the manager process through further channels their request for the authorized .umber of braceros this involves placing the order with the proper authorities at the border. the association manager can give us interesting details. did you order this nationals just for that particular farmer? >> their requests are presented an accumula

yesterday was a tall order unless you're out to the valley. there's not much to this front but there's going to be a couple coming through here. 50s on the temps. santa rosa, 57. fairfield, 57. mountain view, san jose, 56. oakland, 57. really no difference at all. peninsula temps, 55 seems rather popular. san mateo is in there. belmont, atherton, stanford, los altos and everyone else is pretty close. the breeze has really cranked up west 15. oakland northwest had about 20. sfo west at 23. 18 gusting to 28. west at hayward. livermore west at 9. san jose, west. that's an onshore breeze. it's going to be tough to warm up today. even with a little sun it will be breezy. system will drop out of gulf of alaska. plenty of clouds, cool really. temperatures a little bit below average here. looks like we'll stay this way through at least thursday after that morning rain. there won't be a lot. then we'll clear it out. friday we'll start cooler in the morning. then sunny and warmer. two good friends of mine. they'll be back for the weekend. >> i like your

we're creating a polarized system in the maer system in the american constitution. >> unless, unless you create a third party. unless you -- >> how does that work? that's even less possible. >> you see, its happening in the cycle. if trump is not the nominee and leaves the party, you get a third party. >> bernie, like everybody else, he has an appeal. i said to senator sanders, i live inside the belt way. i said wait a minute. pass all the laws in the belt way. the exciting candidate, young, but the minute you get there, you're going to face mitch mcconnell and all those people will say no. then where are we at? >> this is trump's appeal. trump's basic appeal is the government in washington is paralyzed, can't do anything, i am the leader, who will decide everything. i will get a mass movement to force change. >> that has worked in the past. >> that is working. >> that's where you had -- when nothing works, you bring in the man on the horse. >> i lived in argentina for four years, right after argentina had returned from democratic after military ruins, tens of thousands of people wer

>> there will be retaliation unless it's fair.'s fair i will never do that there will be retaliation unless it's fair. if they treat me fairly i'm going to treat them fairly. >> you are not going to treat them fairly. >> we will find out. >> we will find out. >> she said last night you are dangerous. you are a dangerous man. that seems to be the theme. your theme is that she is corrupt. her theme is you're dangerous. that seems to me where it's going right now. now, that's not fair. you don't think you are dangerous, do you? >> >> no, i don't. i think i'm going to put the country back to work again. i think i'm going to build our military strong. >> when she goes off and says donald trump is dangerous and is he denigrating women and he is doing all things to minorities and he does like muslims, it's dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, is that enough to set you back where you go after her personally? >> well, they would be lies. i mean, if they said those things, they would be lies because that's not true and i think you understand th

. >> i will never send our finest into battle unless necessary, and i mean absolutely necessary. and will only do so if we have a plan for victory with a capital "v." >> reporter: in a rare move, trump's team even setting up a teleprompter. but today, it's not trump's world view shaking up the race. it's his view of hillary clinton. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. >> reporter: standing behind trump, new jersey governor chris christie, and his wife, mary pat. look at her reaction as trump attacks clinton. >> the only thing she has got going is the woman's card. the beautiful thing is, women don't like her, okay? >> reporter: critics swiftly blasting trump's comments as sexist. on "gma," the gop front-runner defending himself. >> it's not sexist, it's true. it's just a very, very true statement. if she were a man, she'd get 5%. >> reporter: hillary clinton quickly turning the ta >> mr. trump accused me of playing, the, quote, woman card. well

unless i work for federal, state, or local government. no one i no has ever read all those rules.ng the rules cost money. >> i don't know if i can afford this. maybe i cannot hire you. >> it feels like you just protected me out of a job. john: they protect lots of people out of jobs. they are there for our protection. >> if you look at the code of federal regulations which i would not recommend anyone do because it is 170,000 pages long. over 1 million commandments that tell business owners and entrepreneurs what they must or cannot do. regulators are always one step behind. people forget that today's economy is much different than it was in the past. the powerthe power of information is held in the hands of the consumer now. it is not only easy for people like me to tell you what i think about a place i went for lunch by can find out if i want to hire a handyman or babysitter, easy to crowd source and figure out what other people thought. john: what about workplace safety, rules like osha? >> well, unfortunately there is not supposed to take cost to benefit into consideration the

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but i said -- unless i become president because we'll do things that will be good. we'll make deals and have the greatest negotiators in the world. we have so many unbelievable endorsements. we have the greatest negotiators in the world, greatest business people. we don't use then. we use political hacks to make trade deals with foreign countries. we don't want to use political hacks anymore. it's over. we have to use our best and finest. we don't do that. that's going to start happening. but with nato, so nato, we are paying a tremendous amount of money for nato. >> there to donald trump in wisconsin. hitting a lot of his high points. really focusing on nato and trade deals and taking on president obama. interestingly, as you point out yarks at the top of this he says we're going to have a very, very big victory in wisconsin. donald trump is projecting he's going to pull it out in that state. >> his advisor a few minutes ago said they think they're closing. they have closed a little bit. donald trump is still explaining comments he made a week ago about pulling bac

yeah, sure, the entire democratic establishment would relish it, unless they were wrong and unless hea corner and won. then they would blame themselves for not doing more to stop it. it's a risk. the democratic understands that. >> if you're running hillary clinton's campaign, who do you want to run against, donald trump or ted cruz? >> donald trump. >> you do? because? >> because given his negatives, he is not electable, and he will put states in play that would otherwise not be. >> the fact that he is unpredictable as he is -- cruz seems to be predictable. >> there might be some more difficult days, emotionally because of donald trump's presence in the race, but i cannot imagine circumstances under which somebody with his numbers currently and his style of campaigning -- >> best case for hillary clinton against donald trump, how many states could she win. >> i think best case, obama '08 map is the floor not the ceiling. >> how many states? >> i think in addition to the states obama won in '08, you put arizona in play, you put utah in play, you put maybe georgia in play. and i think

unless they're saying there is a risk of harm to the child, parents are notified about this, i thinke have turned it upside down. parents are an integral part of the process. bill: bill: "high speed chase",. >> the hillary clinton joke is drawing racial backlash during a weekend political dinner in new york where they do skits.skits. joked about the hardiness and supporting her. >> thanks for the endorsement, bill. took you long enough. [applause] >> sorry, hillary. i was running on ct time. >> i don't like jokes like that. >> colored people time. >> cautious politician time. i have been there. >> i don't like the guy, but come on. >> married to a black woman. >> i can't believe i'm defending deblasio. >> bergen county public safety director is under investigation for trying to do a favor for a friend. >> go over there for me. >> am a little -- >> the sheriff's office says he interrupted a deputy four times while his body was pulled over, arrested command issued a summons for dwi. >> registered. >> on the video rivera offers to drive his friends car when the deputy reminds them of jo

in industries that were dominated by women, where if you had a field protection policy that said unless you can prove you're infertile you have to get out of the dangerous part of the job, which was relegating you to a less remunerative job, like janitor or something like that. so, or working on the assembly line was quite lucrative. these distinctions were not put in place in lots of hazardous fields for women, laundries, women actually worked a lot in the electronics industry. we know today about nail salons and hair salons. lots of toxic environments are female dominated and no one was looking to get those women off the front lines. but in these male-dominated fields where women lad not been fired for years, in 1970 under the carter department of labor and eeoc there was a lot of enforcement for the companies saying you have to start getting women on the assembly rights and you can't exclude them. then in the 80s we had a different administration, different president, suddenly these fetal protection policies started being put forward. so in the johnson controls case there were 275 wo

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republicans now are starting to say it's over unless, unless, he loses indiana. trump is one win away from being able to say from people end this thing now. >> it's about mat and momentum. hillary clinton had mostly insurmountable lead already. she extended it. bernie sanders will not get the pledge delegates. it's over on the democratic side unless there's some political lightning bolt and momentum wise she has it all. on the trump side, it's all i indiana now. it'sargely over. >> trump on morning joe dangles fund raising in front of rnc members. all right. the speech wasn't the only thing that donald trump is getting flak for today. you probably heard that part of his victory speech last night at trump tower when he said hillary clinton is only doing well because of her gender. we'll show you that sound bite even though you might have seen it. we have a hunch you'll be hearing an awful lot about it over the coming months if trump does become the nominee. let's go to the video tape. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else goi

unless they demonstrated a change in their foreign policy.ve seen a belligerent illustration of their policy with india in the past year. unless they demonstrate that they desire to work out the problems facing them, including disarmament, i would not recognize them. but if they indicated they would, i would begin negotiations to see if it's possible to establish relations. after all, we desire peace and harmony. they were one-quarter of the world. but i do think they have to meet certain standards before recognition should be coming. >> thank you, sir. >> the next question comes to us from dale schuss ler. it's addressed to you, senator kennedy. charlotte cabot asked, in your opinion, are the soviets acting in good faith when they press the case for disarmament? >> not for disarmament. when they say they want complete disarmament, that's impossible, unless they would be willing to agree to the kind of inspection they have disagreed to. in particular, i don't thing they have shown good faith, because they failed to agree to the efforts we mad

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