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This hearing from the Senate Judiciary committee runs one hour and 40 minutes. This hearing, small print, big impact of forced arbitration will come to order. The seventh amendment to the constitution guarantees the right to a jury trial, however, for tens of millions of americans this constitutional right is an empty promise. Instead of having their day in court, people are forced into arbitration by the fine print buried deep in Employment Contracts, manuals and terms of service. I would like ...

Wolf blitzer in the situation room. Ill see you tomorrow. Happening now, the first day of Donald Trumps Civil Fraud Trial wraps up with the former president in the courtroom to fight charges that could potentially decimate this family business. Trump attempting to turn the trial into a platform for personal and political attacks. Also tonight, republican hardliner matt gaetz takes his threat to House Speaker Kevin Mccarthy to the house floor, but stops short of any action yet telling americans t...

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Step. Theres a lot of good bipartisan conversation in congress about that right now. Host thanks for the time. On the senate side, the Senate Judiciary Committee Just starting a hearing, taking a look at the impact of enforced arbitration. That meeting has already started. We take it to you in process. They know very little, if anything, about police procedure. What is forced arbitration . Youre giving up your right to take a dispute to court. This is a constitutional right you have. You are giv...

Host joining us from new york city is doug henwood, a contributor to in these times. He is here to discuss his piece in the february issue on the and howpension crisis the cities reliance on wall street is adding to the shortfall. Thank you for joining us today. Guest thanks for having me. Host what spurred you to focus on the Retirement Crisis right now . Guest for one thing, the magazine asked me to look at it. But this is something i have been following a long time. I wrote a book about wall ...

I have been following the Financial Markets and the pension crisis for a long time. A lot of people talk about the problems of the Social Security system, which i think are grossly exaggerated. But there are people who do not want to admit problems around the Pension System because People Associated are looking to cut back up with engines or eliminate them. It does no good to deny there is a problem. Pension funds have made assumptions about returns they will get which seem unrealistically optim...

In audible conversations for thank you everyone for being here today. We know that its busy with many things happening tha but it is incredibly important that we be voting on basic and talk about voting and the basic tenets of our democracy in terms of Voting Rights. Every citizen who wants to vote is able to cast a vote must be at the top of congress agenda. At the local level many of us have heard stories about how difficult voting can be. Registering to vote in a place where they go to school...

In audible conversations for thank you everyone for being here today. We know that its busy with many things happening tha but it is incredibly important that we be voting on basic and talk about voting and the basic tenets of our democracy in terms of Voting Rights. Every citizen who wants to vote is able to cast a vote must be at the top of congress agenda. At the local level many of us have heard stories about how difficult voting can be. Registering to vote in a place where they go to school...

[gavel pounding] [indiscernible] attorney general sessions, welcome. For all the people in the audience, we welcome you as well. Think general set thank general sessions were being here that attorney general sessions were being here for the oversight hearing. His is an opportunity for congress to investigate and question the policies and actions of any executive branch. It is an opportunity for the executive branch to take any of thosey for policies and actions, and an toortunity for congress de...

Give us information about the departments false statements that were made to this Committee Gun lobbying in fast and furious, and the information had nothing to do with communications with the president and not advocate any constitutional privilege. Still he would not answer. , and then chairman leahy did not direct him to do so. Then, at another time, when same questionct you have been asked sometimes, senator general sessions, when holder testified on fast and furious he said the exact same th...