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So she had compelling evidence. but in this case, it may always be a mystery why he was willing to pay $32 million. he says this was a hit job, people were out to get them. >> why would you pay $32 million if it were all false accusations? >> i cant figure out the answer for that. i think he wants to blame the messenger, attack the media instead of taking responsibility. >> people pay settlements to avoid scrutiny that they believe they cant escape. that they cant prove the nonexistence of a fac...

Ultimately it is the drivers responsibility and fault but we have to take a close look at what apple is doing here. >> to be blunt, you would really have to be an idiot to use facetime while you are driving. >> i agree. >> kent. you feel that people have to take more responsibility for their own actions and not be able to blame the other factors? >> i do. i also think that we as a society have to hold people accountable if they act recklessly and kill somebody. i think you cant always hold the m...

The stolen document was written to shed light on the clinton foundations activities apparently written by band, who also was once a key assistant to former president clinton and helped found the clinton global initiative. it suggests that bill clinton profited personally from some of the same donors who gave to the charity. heres a snippet. since 2001, president clintons business arrangements have yielded more than $30 million for him personally with $66 million to be paid out over the next nine...

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One is the one were discussing we were taken to by the army now, the oversight over this officers who showed us around was a computer lab, a small room regi regime, theyve getting squeezed and there are computers down by venezuela, squeezed by either side of the walls on the russia. theyve been looking for a deep side. and there are chairs by those pocket. could you argue you just gave computers. and underneath the computers on them one. the floor, there are just big but youre going to have to s...

History of people filing complaints and suing the police department. deep pocket for a lot of people. in new york city traditionally the corporation counsel settle the cases in order to avoid going onto long trials, so why you have no admission of guilt is there probably was no guilt, and this was a payout. now, the police department has recently published research on all the lawsuits effecting new york city, and what you will find is that the same lawyers are basically bottom feeding into the d...

Little bit about what is at stake. the haqqani network is describe as the most violent and intransigent enemy of u.s. forces in afghanistan. if we could cut off their forces what would that mean? >> that would mean a significant blow to the taliban. they played as you noted a significant role and weve seen from treasury designations they have a lifeline to, for example, financiers in saudi arabia and other places around the gulf. they come back with huge amounts of cash and theyre able to financ...

And huewlett packard was the su contractor, a deep pocket. >> that was a critical point when i learned this morning they had outsourced it to a private entity. i think you could certainly conceive of a negligence theory. gregg: wrongful death. >> they need to make sure the person would be adequately vetted and the security would be adequately done. the counter argument, particularly with respect to the way insurance might play through it is intentional criminal conduct makes it more difficult. >...

Serious level. and more damaging information comes out then i think he is going to step aside. >> gregg: in all these lawsuits they are piling up and accusations from different women. he didnt have a lot of money. the plaintiffs are going to be looking for a deep pocket. im wondering if the city, government is going to get sucked into these lawsuits or some other theory? >> there is some supreme court case law on this. the one that is most appropriate is a supreme court case that basically says ...