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April 4, 2017
This. it was an exhaustive report that detailed every single thing that is out there and discovered re. >>es. >> and soreilly is just going to swallow it? he is going to lose the going t mercedes-benz advertising, say nothing in the hopes he doesnt lose another advertiser? >> clearly, this is a case where he knows that perhaps -- we dont know yet but his job could be on the line. he doesnt want to do a misstep that could be seen as the first step in him losing his job. >> if he does say anything...
April 4, 2017
He knows that perhaps -- we dont know yet but his job could be on the line. he doesnt want to do a misstep that could be seen as the first step in him losing his job. >> if he does say anything, he creates a big -- a piece of video that everyone is goi to start using every. >> of course. yeah, exactly? the latest filing today, whats new about that. >> julie rajjinski, she is a current contributor. couple things new, the post roger ailes leadership team is implemented in this lawsuit that they we...
March 14, 2011
Attractable and not willing to compromise. theres binding arbitration in new jersey. if a suburban town gives their police officers a big raise, my police officers can hold me hostage and say well go to arbitration and the arbitration rules are written in a way that will force you into the same contract as a suburban town, even if it bankrupts your city and forces layoffs. >> in your city, whats so stunning about that story, all across new jersey, in fact, all across america, other police unions...
February 23, 2011
Of the authors of that bill, a republican state senator last night to get his perspective. heres what he had to say. >> we are under siege as a state. were not competitive. weve got well over 9% unemployment. this is just one piece of an overall reform package designed to stabilize the state. >> reporter: now, the bill in question would eliminate collective bargaining for state unionized workers, would also change arbitration rules and require employees to pay up to 20% for their own health care...