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With essentially making sure that neither the government or a criminal defendant is treated any differently. and right now weve got the trump people that are all screaming about the department of justice, trying to say this is bidens doing, when in fact there is an independent counsel who is very much in the mold of archibald cox, and weve got a judge who seems on surface to have complete competency here, although maybe not totally experienced. >> so jessica, if, if the special counsel and the p...

There is an independent counsel who is very much in the mold of archibald cox, and weve got a judge who seems on surface to have complete competency here, although maybe not totally experienced. >> so, jessica, if, if this special counselor prosecutors are very unhappy with judge cannon, and if it starts to go in a way they dont like, do they have any recourse? >> they could, at that point, move to have her disqualify herself. the statue that governors disqualification or recusal of a judge says...

Has been the sexual exploitation of women. the most notorious abuse of the producer harvey weinstein is now serving a nearly a0 year sentence for rape. do you feel there was a conspiracy of silence now? well, of course. not a conspiracy of silence, a conspiracy of silence, a conspiracy of silence, a conspiracy of silence acceptability. thats what it was. we accepted it, wrongly so. and there were so many actresses from the 19305 and 19505 who had to go through the most horrible things dealing wi...

We cannot attach ourselves to these wins and losses, cause the movement would be like a tennis match. its much more complex than that. [indistinct] [sandy] i think the me too movement was successful at raising the profile of sexual assault and sexual harassment. and i think it helped people to understand the power dynamics that allow this to continue and what kind of recourse we have. there were now enough women in positions of authority to both know what was going on and to do something about i...

Movement would be like a tennis match. its much more complex than that. >> i think the me too movement was successful at raising the profile of sexual assault and sexual harassment, and i think it helped people to understand the power dynamics that allow this to continue, and what kind of recourse we have. >> there were now enough women in positions of authority to both know what was going on and to do something about it. and i think there was this new generation of women who just werent going t...

You know, i mean, iagree with richard and i understand that because there is a highly imaginative actor who has done some great work and he understands what hes talking about. and more power to his elbow for speaking up about it. of course, its not going to be popular because nobody likes it and says, "oh, no, thats wrong. we have to do this. we have to do that." but the most shocking issue within the acting industry in recent years has been the sexual exploitation of women. the most notorious a...

The svb situation, where you have a bank that really was terribly mismanaged. a ceo paying himself millions of dollars in bonuses in the weeks and years running up to that collapse, and yet, when the taxpayers got put on the hook, they had no recourse. and what i am really worried about here, neil, is not revenge. i could care less about the svb ceo at the end of the day. what i do care about is whether we have a banking system where the small banks are playing by a different set of rules than t...

Tell me about what you think will happen to prices. >> absolutely. it becomes restrictive and costly for us to comply to the standards that are established by the proposition 12 law. because of those increases in cost, they will get passed on to the consumer. unfortunately the california consumer who loves our products is going to have to pay the price of the fact that they have been duped by the special interest groups into thinking they know better than those who have it in our dna. we know be...

Perception that the government has something to hide? it perception that the government has something to hide?— perception that the government has something to hide? it does, and in a sense it has — something to hide? it does, and in a sense it has become _ something to hide? it does, and in a sense it has become worse - something to hide? it does, and in a sense it has become worse than - something to hide? it does, and in a | sense it has become worse than that, the fears the government ha...

He has no recourse. and i would argue that the the kinds of potential conflicts of interest raised by justice thomass friendship with harlan crow and his refusal to recuse himself in january 6th matters are materially different from the kinds of potential conflicts that might be raised by, you know, justices, for example, who dont recuse themselves in cases involving publishing companies in which they -- where they have written a book. its just different. its materially different. and its unders...