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And settlements from the office of compliance. the occ released it all can legally. now, i dont know if that is about nondisclosure or just the way the rules work there, but do you see a change coming as far as that goes? you know, id like to see the person who breaks a nondisclosure. i want to see the company or the organization go after them, especially where in the case of this doctor with the gymnasts, hes in jail now. its clear he broke the law repeatedly and horrifically. >> youve touched ...

Brought, to put on a defense. and any charges need to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. thats just not the way our system works, somebodys not automatically going to jail for that. while i think there is a lot of rhetoric you refer to, i think this is a situation where theres deliberative processes being taken. the fbi agents are being talked to. end of the day well see if anything is there and part of what might be there has anything to do with the clintons. so i think were a long way away f...

At how to reform these processes so that we make sure that the system that we are creating is not actually reinforcing the very power and balance that led to the sexual harassment or the sexual assault in the first place. i do see movement on this occurring in states. microsoft came out this week and said theyre going to stop requiring forced arbitration in sexual huh-u harassment cases. in a way that evens the scales more than what were seeing right now. >> maya harris, good to talk to you. tha...

You were land here. >> kellyanne, do we know when the president is going to sign this bill. >> sign the dining resolution. >> judge jeanine: no, no, help the tax reform. >> >> there are processes and protests calls that need top followed. i expect him to do this over the duplex couple weeks im told. people can rest assured that is a reality. you saw people respond by passing it on. unlike all the predictions, all out breathless predictions were corporate america would never, never allow this tax...

Their table their chief concerns, they will also have to hear his. >> judge jeanine: i dont mean to rush you. but do we know when the president is going to sign the bill? >> signed a continuing resolution? >> judge jeanine: no, the tax reform. >> there are processes and protocols that need to be followed as i understand it. you can expect him to do it in due force over the next couple of weeks, i suppose, it could happen, i am told. people can rest assure that its a formality. passages real. use...

Symbolic issue more than a revenue issue, because the amount of money raised on it wouldnt be very large, but i can see how it can frustrate people. >> right. a discussion about middle class tax cut, seems weird. and maya, your group is one of several important groups that studied the tax bill, and weve had to rely on your evaluation of it, because we didnt get a proper score on it. this didnt go through the norm processes. your evaluation, maya, if the personal tax cuts, set to sunset or to exp...

Values include another essential principle, and thats the praufl of the rule of law. no person is above it and that all are entitled to its protection. the rule of law requires a strict separation between the justice department and the white house on criminal cases and investigations. this wall of separation is what ensures the public can have confidence that the criminal process is not being used as a sword to go after ones political enemies or as a shield to protect those in power. its what se...

And the processes that keep us a free people. >> michael, the long-term impact of these repeated statements? >> i dont think theres any question that repeated attacks on institutions will have an affect, but this is also -- this was the mo of the trump campaign from the beginning and taking advantage and exploiting the voters who were dissatisfied with -- who just watched and who had institution after institution fail them their entire lives. theres definitely a political calculous there. we do ...

Work together with the opposition. we want to come up with viable solutions. but you do have a professional bureaucratic class and a lot of these agencies that are leaking, we now learned, many false informations. and sort of disrupting the overall message that the president is trying to get. so i think, don is speaking to that frustration. i think he hits a very raw nerve with a lot of people. >> he certainly did with former cia director michael hayden. and i should note, who served in that pos...

Defeated the purpose of any inquiry. we want an open, public inquiry, abide partisan inquiry to make y never intrude on the election. instead what we get is behind closed doors, grand jury, we will never learn anything. everyone is yelling lock him up, lock her up. thats not the way to proceed. we shouldnt be criminalizing political differences. we should be gathering information from every side. this was a terrible election. it was an election filled with problems and we ought to use it as a le...