well get it you're on the pacific ucla and usc see pack. what do you let me ask you larry?pac-12 merging or the big 12 pack 12 and acc. i mean, they're the three that are left out right now. where what are they going to do? yeah, i mean they may have to join ranks. the problem is this because it's all driven by television revenue, you know adding kansas state doesn't do much for your demographics. it doesn't add large, you know numbers of humans to your viewing audience. that's the dilemma there, but they may have no other choice. otherwise, i mean, i don't know. what are they going to play laney college? i don't know. i don't know what they're gonna do. i mean, i can't only hate on stanford. come on. stay using ucla day. all right some british. politicians say they now know how women feel during menopause they put on special vests to simulate a hot flash. fellow member of parliament carolyn harris said it's easy to underestimate the intensity of hot flashes and the impact they have on daily life the men who put on the vest called hot flashes deeply unpleasant. now, how abo

>> i was living in southern california, i had gone to usc. i got moved to new york city, when i got to new york city bob haldimand who had been my boss that j walter thompson said, i want you to call rosemary woods, who was nixon secretary. tell her you are available to come down and volunteer. i would go to my work at jay walter thompson, and then after work i would get on the subway and go all the way down to wall street and help out. so, what they did was, they assigned me to a woman -- a conference room three or four floors down from at that time former vice president nixon's office was in the law firm the woman that was training me to answer the mail was patricia nixon., mrs. nixon is the one that taught me how to answer and correspond this. the significance of that in my opinion, and i talked about this in the presidents man. she got to know me and she got to know my wife suzie and our daughters. she would ask me questions. out of that became a trust because of the role that i ended up being and was the denominator of trust. i think she

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laurence tribe, who says the big rip off was itself a prosecutable instance of wire fraud, violating 18 usc 1343. the penalty is up to 20 years in the federal slammer. >> the claims that the election was stolen was so successful, president trump and his allies raise $250 million, nearly $100 million in the first week after the election. on november 9th, 2020, president trump created a separate entity called the save america pack. most of the money raised went to this newly-created pack, not to election related litigation. the select committee discovered that the save america pack made millions of dollars of contributions to trump trump organizations, including $1 million to mark meadows charitable foundation, $1 million to the america first policy institute, a conservative organization which employ several trump administration officials, and $204,857 to the trump odell collection, and over $5 million to the [inaudible] strategies inc., the company that ran the january 6th rally on the ellipse. >> all of us today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical left democ

the court rejecting that and sort of dividing what usc's as -- u.s.s as separation of church and state. this is the second time in less than a week that the court has expanded the notion of freedom of religion. last week they ruled that the state of maine had no right to exclude religious institutions from its tuition assistance program. meaning the state, if they gave tuition help to students in the state, they have to give it to all students, even those trying to attend religious schools. you are seeing two separate rulings, going in the same direction of expanding the freedom of religion. anchor: dare i say roe v. wade too, the same stamp of religion perhaps taking precedence of political and even constitutional ideals? reporter: yes. religion playing a big role in these decisions. even more so more broly, these are big victories for the conservative movement. roe v. wade, that was friday.f we have this freedom of religion case just today, and the otr one from maine, and last thuray, you also had that very important expansion of the second amendmen

i'm about to graduate from usc. >> kelly: congratulations! that's awesome. >> thank you.0. because of that i am able to go on and aspire to be a manager. >> music has always been important in our family because it is connecting with your daughter as a father is super important, and so music has been how we've done that with eliza and her sister, kassidy. >> kelly: what i think is even cooler about all of this is even if they didn't go on to doing things, if it was a hobby, it is such a good thing, you have to play something, i don't care what it is come you don't have to be a professional musician but i think it is really important. it is a fun thing and it is escapism. even if you don't end up doing it, you become a lawyer. but thank you so much. you are so gifted! thank you! good luck! [applause] all right, everybody our first guest is one of our favorites, one of my personal favorites. you can see him in "star girl" on the cw and crime scene kitchen on fox. he's a talented actor billy and host and a super's rad dad. please welcome joel mchale! [applause] >> thank you.

there was a paper from usc last week that 67% of them, we swab the nose and it is a covid hospitalization. hospitalizations are already low. look at the san francisco website. we had zero deaths in the month of june. that is true in chicago, true in new york. it will be about severe disease in terms of tracking. unfortunately we will never get rid of covid. that is not people's fault. kristen: even though we won't get rid of it, i wonder if you think medication members -- think mitigation measures to prevent transmission are needed. hospitalizations are low, but many wonder if keeping people out of hospitals and icu's should be our main metric for defining success. we know a lot of people who have long covid. i know an 18-year-old who had it a year ago and has been fatigued ever since. isn't there serious cost to the individual as a whole to have more long covid cases that could have been prevented if we try to ran i thinkon is lek eord. i doubt mask mandates will come back. the new york times covered it last week, mask mandates have not seemed to make a difference after vaccination. i th

you're looking at him playing for usc. he's a defensive end. he drew high praise from one of his dealign teammates. >> just really nice kid. he's super he does things out there that >> i definitely can do as a rookie just the way he moves and he's some impressive stuff of just great. do the wants to learn and really appreciative to be here and glad we got him. he's just got a naturally so he can keep building and keep getting better. be pretty. >> pretty scary. >> okay. nick bosa thinks the scary. i want to be anywhere near that guy. you know who will be stuck seeing a lot about fosun jackson over the next 5 years. it is. la rams receiver cooper caught. that's because the super bowl champs just signed their political wide receiver to a 3 year extension. worth 80 million bucs combined with his current contract. couple remain in la for the next 5 years at a whopping 110 million dollars. 75 million guaranteed. and that is the highest amount ever guaranteed to receive or so people stand. no doubt taken note on that. a pretty big move for the giants

labor shorta >>> a hillsboro couple who admitted to paying $600,000 to get their daughters admitted to usc and ucla will not be going to prison. real estate tycoon bruce isaacson and his wife davina pleaded guilty. it came after the couple cooperated with investigators and helped prosecutors convict other parents and coaches. the couple was sentenced to one year probation and $8500 in fines. >>> the search is on for the suspect wanted in a string of assaults along a trail in rohnert park. they all happened over the weekend on the smart bike path between southwest boulevard and rohnert park expressway. in separate incidents women were assaulted by a man riding a black mountain bike. a third woman reported a man on a bike chased her and exposed himself. >>> searches for a burglary suspect accused of stealing firearms and power tools. investigators released these photos of a suspect. one shows the man with a holstered gun on his hip. deputy says the suspect is connected to at least three burglaries in napa and calistoga this month. >>> bart is reopening bathrooms at two of its stations, montg

. >> reporter: larry harris is professor of finance at usc. if you have money to save, now is the time to put it away. series i bonds have risen to 9.96%. >> the series i-bond is an inflation adjusted bond, which means you're given a return. it includes the rate of inflation. so when inflation goes up, the money you make on this bond rises. >> if you don't want to lock up your money, some banks will even offer interest on checking accounts. >> interest rates have risen to almost a per sent or higher. that's what people were locking into three or five years in the cds just about a year ago. >> luis barajas is a certified financial planner. he says everyone should pay off their credit card debt now if they can. >> we know they're going to go from 16% on a credit card. it will rise towards the end of the year to maybe 19, 20%. >> reporter: she is 25 and planning to start saving now so she doesn't have to give up the things she enjoys. >> how can i make more so i can continue my spending habits? because i like buying my coffee. i like going out to

the isaacson's paid to get their children into usc and ucla. because they pleaded guilty early and worked with prosecutors to convict dozens of other rich parents, they faced lesser sentences. today they were fined $8,000 and given a year of probation plus 250 hours of community service. >>> nasa is beginning its return to the moon. today the launch of a new spacecraft to make trips to the moon easier. the trip was based in new zealand.. it's called capstone. they're working to identify a new orbit for nasa to build a space station. capstone is taking a slow but efficient course. it's expected to take four months to reach the moon and spend six months in orbit. >>> okay, the countdown is on. less than 48 hours away the free agency period opens up in the nba. so who are the warriors going to try to keep and who might be walking out the door? stay with us. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security sol

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you may know her from her usc days, actress gina carano coming up next.ered she's back gina carano to the big screen after a battle with hollywood cancel culture. actress gina carano joins me now. gina they tried to cancel you you're a fighter. it wasn't happening. you're back with a new movie terror on the prairie. what happened why did they go after you? you're a tough one. you were, you know, wrong one to pick a fight with. [laughter] >> i feel like i'm a really nice person i don't know i don't think i was doing or saying or toning narrative that was happening. so i just -- i don't know. i think they tried to make an example out of mess and the process they made an example out of themselves. dan: gina you're the wrong person to toy with you put women marshal arts literally on the map. that was you and they go after you and they expect i guess some kind of cowardly apology an you just refused. you said no i'm going double down and as a matter of fact i'm going to go over to daily wire and do our own movie now and flip you both the double barrel middle f

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i was shot at usc in 1983 and lost my leg and the government gave me a disability check. i'm an amputee now. i came out of that hospital and i went and worked two jobs because we have choices to make. we can choose to exercise personal responsibility and be responsible for our own destiny or we can look to the government to give us sustainability and that is a trap. i tell people all the time, we have choices to make. you can choose to succeed and be responsible for your own destiny or you can lay down and look for a hand and that won't amount to much. >> carley: isn't that the truth. you are an amazing man, pastor marc little, thank you. a college student hit with no contact order because her classmates are offended by her conservative beliefs. now she is suing we will talk to her next. >> ashley: who is in charge at the white house? could it be hunter biden? wait until you hear what we just learned. ♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital sca

he graduated from usc put himself through college, his goal to put us through college. sacrificed that up for us. trey: all right, before i let you go, what is special to you, our faith, how did your parents build that foundation of faith? >> faith made sure we were in church every sunday. we went -- we went to the advent, we moved to charlotte for a year, then to columbia, my dad wanted us to go to ebbnese -- lutheran church that was very important for him. it was a great group. we always had to be in church on sunday. even if we spent saturday night as a friend's house. and then in college, i have gone to different doe -- denominations, i love all of the churches, and jesus, i am grateful my parents set that foundation for me, and now i'm doing it with my children. trey: i'll tell you something, i played golf with a ton of guys when your father was a coach, he has an incredible representation. the greatest legacy -- reputation. >> very proud of you, as you are him. >> i know your dad is prod proud of you, you make south carolina proud. trey: my mom is proud, let's not

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>> dapper labs where working on nfl all day and usc strike.ld launch by the beginning of the season. if folks aren't in l.a. excited about real-world benefits, and real-world integration between the economy and showing up to the season opener, things like that. emily: what does that look like? you have this virtual world and huge communities being formed online but at one point does a robber hit the world on the real world when you go to sports games? >> it goes two ways. people are going to live games, they're going to be burning nf'' s. we call them flow attendance tokens. people will even be able to earn different kinds of those for dialing into broadcast names and being an engaged fan. that bridges the physical world into the digital world, and gives folks something to do with her kids and friends as they watch the live game. give some value back to folks that show up to the arena. on the other hand, we want to take our best collectors, folks that have spent tens and thousands, or millions of dollars on inside the economies of these variou

there is a law, 18 usc, section 455, it makes it illegal -- it doesn't have an enforcement mechanismgal for a justice of the supreme court to take part in a case in which his spouse or her spouse looks like they are involved. well, she was involved in the case in which he was the one and only vote who said that the documents in the archives that showed how involved she was should be suppressed. 8 to 1 court disagree. so, clearly the committee wants to hear from her. she seems to be backpedalling. she said she would be glad to come around but they called her bluff and she said, my husband and i are having a tough time now because we are getting threats as a result of the abortion decision. oh, poor, poor ginni. what about the tens of millions of people whose lives are hurt by that decision, which was the result of a kind of cabal in the supreme court? i'm getting ahead of myself. what else -- >> if you had a minute with your former student, merrick garland, what would you present to him as the legal highlights of yesterday's hearing? >> i guess i would say, merrick, i hope you watch c

clearly involved with the crucial crime of watergate was a conspiracy to defraud the united states. 18-usc-271. those cases have been made. whether he engaged in fraud, in fundraising with his defense fund, we'll get into all that. i'm sure the department of defense is looking into everything. there is clearly criminal conduct, not to mention insane behavior for an adult man who is the president of the united states. >> bob, i want to play more of what former white house aide kathy hutchinson said in her testimony. let's listen in. >> you've described roughly three different camps of thought inside the white house that day. can you tell us about those? >> there is a group of individuals that were strongly urging him to take immediate and swift action. i would classify the white house counsel's office, mr. herschman, ms. ivanka trump, in that category of really working to get him to take action and pleading with him to take action. there was a more neutral group where advisers were trying to tow the line knowing that mr. donald trump didn't necessarily want to take immediate action and cond

alito's address were being given out under protest in the supreme court today in direct violation of 18 usc 1507 which prohibits the prorating or the protesting loudly and disruptively in front of justices homes during the deliberative process. let's hope they stand up for this against this. liz: the issue that gorsuch, kavanaugh and cody barrett in the confirmation hearing to what the congressman was saying, the footnote to that, they say they would reaffirm roe v. wade and now they're sending it back to the states. and now there is a fight, justice alito saying this will not hit contraception and it will not hit same-sex marriage but clarence thomas indicating it might. >> that was a most dishonest or disingenuous part of president biden's comments today. he trotted out the language for justice thomas' concurrent which is saying he questions whether there is a thing called sensitive due process and therefore we should look at these other cases that you will contraception or same-sex marriages. that was a lonely voice, there was a majority opinion that rejected that to trot that out and sa

and sort of setting the tone and you know, what kind of people he branding nixon really wanted those usc types in there and he didn't want these ideally typed. i mean not that they're necessarily more virtuous, but you know, so there was there was a tone that there's a culture and i think a bev was saying about the very real fears of political violence. there was a treasury department report with forgetting the number now some insanely high number of bombings and bomb threats in the year 1970, you know when we talked about the capital riot, you know people talk about precedence people forget that the weatherman blue, you know planet bomb in the capital in 1970. it was at night so it's or didn't yeah kill anyone but it was you know, it was a real thing the violence on the left and there was this kind of mutually reinforcing paranoia. so the left became totally paranoid about the government and the government they can totally paranoid about the laugh and they sort of fed each other's neurosis. and so it was definitely a culture in the white house. that went beyond one person. oh, i'm sorry

i can do this. 18 usc 610, coercion of political activity.this is -- anybody who can read english can see it applies. f it shall be unlawful for any person to intimidate, threaten, command or coerce or attempt to intimidate, threaten, command or coerce any employee of the federal government to engage in or not engage in political activity. okay. let's break that down. threaten or coerce. we're going to hear testimony today that donald trump was talking about removing rosen, the acting attorney general, if he didn't send this letter out. that's point number one. that goes to coercion. it's pretty much -- president of the united states talking about that. that's pretty coercive. secondly, we're talking about political activity. was this political activity? we're going to hear testimony that donald trump said, you know, don't worry -- essentially, what he did with the ukraine, with ukraine, don't worry about the investigation. just put out a statement, and i and the republican congressmen will take care of it. >> right. >> it's like, this is --

we have slightly decrease the amount of funding that is within the usc in the homeland security program, at the same time we have added a new grants like our cybersecurity grant program, and increased the funding within our nonprofit security grant program. we feel that this is a good balance to build capacity in areas where we don't have capability yet. while sustaining the capacity that we have already built across the country with their other two programs. >> so, let me then follow up on the nonprofit security grant program. i would like to work with the committee and work with the budget going forward to see how we can balance that. i believe it is a very important priority for this committee, and for me, given the nonprofit security grant programs, particularly after recent threats to house over xin -- and he requesting 360 million, i'm assuming that's a plus, an increase of 110 million. can you elaborate on the importance of this program and are there more that the fema department can do to support these particular programs? >> -- yes, congresswoman. as secretary mayorkas, he has

involved in what was the crucial crime at watergate was a conspiracy to defraud the united states. 18 usc 371. those cases have been made. now, when he engaged in fraud and fundraise with his defense fu fund and all that, we'll get into all that. there is clearly criminal conduct, not to mention insane behavior for an adult man who is the president of the united states. >> bob, i want toplay more of what former white house aid said in her testimony. let's listen in. >> you described roughly three different camps of thought inside the white house that day. can you tell us about those >> there were a group of individuals strongly encouraging us to take action. i would classify white house counsel's office in that category of really working to get him to take action and pleading with him to take action. there's a more neutral group where advisors were trying to tow the line knowing that mr. trump didn't necessarily want to take immediate action and condemn the riots. but knowing something needed to be done and then there was the last group, which was deflect and blame. let's blame an teef aa

vice dean of the usc law school dean tollson. so the supreme court ruling to over turn roe v. wade has now left the decision of abortion up to the states. president biden said he'll use all of the tools necessary to ensure a woman's right to choose. but realistically, what can the federal government do at this point to protect abortion access? >> there are certain things that the federal government can do. so far example, yesterday the attorney general came out and said that states could not prevent individuals from taking an fda approved drug that would induce an abortion. even if states where it is prohibited. that will be challenged and the court might be hostile to that. but they will be hostile to any federal governments to try to protect a woman's right to choose. so that is just a legal lan escape. but does that doesn't mean that federal government shouldn't try. the hide amendment could be overturned and license clinics that are involved in inner state commerce to have abortions. there are things to do to address the state of affairs. >> justice thomas wrote that based

under 18 usc 15-07, showing up in people's homes and protesting in front of the home of a judge trying to influence the june is a federal criminal offense. it's not been prosecuted and that needs to change immediately. this is almost a feature, not a big for this administration. this administration has been trying to denigrate, isolate those supreme court justices in trying to join justice alito's opinion. they're doing that by threatening to pack the supreme court of the united states. this is a deeply concerning thing and it has to stop. >> martha: i want to play this from chuck schumer, which happened during the confirmation process for justice kavanaugh and after the approval process for justice gorsuch. watch this. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> martha: he said you will pay the price. he later said he shouldn't have used the words that he used there. what do you think about what he had to say there? were those comments irresponsible at the time and, you know, now we're looking at a situa

yes usc 1983 called the klu klux klan act it basically as we said to the beginning give people a right to go to court to get an order to tell the government to stop doing something. so the fact that states have you know their own legislatures doesn't is it enough if it were enough we wouldn't have a constitution the framers understood that it's psychologically human nature to a massive abuse and their power and that's why we have the government broken up into different pieces. it's all about accountability and again, the book if you understand the why and you understand the very implications you can noodle through these problems and get out of i'm right you're wrong. i'm right you're wrong and then that just escalates and people get isolated people feel feel judged people feel shamed and once shame enters a picture the dialogue is over and i want to talk about the tribalism and we can come back to that. but i think the thing that was striking to me is i picked up this book initially and i thought well, my parents are lawyers. they're going to be thrilled that i'm reading it. but when y

we have laws on the books, 18 usc 1507 that prevents people from intimidating and harassing judges andf supreme court justices now live in the common wealth northern virginia and you have been urging the democrats in the commonwealth to support you to protect them. and they're not going along. why not? >> well, sean, first thanks for having me. and virginians elected me last november to go to work and we went to work right on day one. we've had incredibly strong legislative sessions getting parents reestablished to make decisions about masks on their children juan explicit materials in schools to get them out of their kids' curriculum and we signed a budge date that lowered taxes by $4 billion and funds $400 million into law enforcement. and, oh, by the way, we'll have the largest education budget in the history of virginia and we're promoting school choice with tax credits and lab schools. so we've had a great first five months but i am really frustrated that the amendment that i sent down to mimic, to copy, the federal statute that u.s. attorney general garland will not enforce to ke

that is 18 usc 1507, which allows protests not at the homes of justices. with beating drums, not with death threats, especially in light of justice kavanaugh. elizabeth: critics feel like they're playing with forward. the proabortion group james revenge, open season on pro-life pregnancy centers this is terrorism threat. the question why isn't ag garland and doj acting on this because the group has a history of attacking property? took credit for vandalizing a pregnancy center in des moines, iowa. two dozen of cases of pro-abortion violence in 20 states since the leak of that supreme court opinion? >> we have one in buffalo, new york, nearby my district. we'll be doing a press conference tomorrow with governor candidate lee zeldin. also senate minority leader rob ort, another senator george barello from the nearby districts and we'll be talking about attack on crisis pregnancy centers by these groups, while the decision is pending. we're not expecting a decision for a couple of weeks. we should have peaceful protests in appropriate way but in front of just