bill: last night we had a discussion about welfare recipients. a few of them. not many. a few here in new york. [ laughter ] bill. really, billy? i haven t seen the work. bill: they did a freedom of information act. came up with a few people using welfare cards and strip joints and gambling places and booze places, all right? so then we brought on jimmy mcmillan who uses the street to say this. seriously do you think somebody is going to walk into a strip club because they want to get some of their welfare benefits and walk out? come on. i m a former stripper. bill: you are a former stripper. i m a were forestripper. bill: here in the united states or some other country. in the united states. being a former stripper. bill: yeah. and 100% of the strippers are welfare recipients. bill: wait? you are telling me that the strippers are are welfare recipients? yeah. bill: aren t you getting paid? they need that money. because they have someone baby-sitting their c
don t know who is kidding who. bill: last night we had a discussion about welfare recipients. a few of them. not many. a few here in new york. [ laughter ] bill. really, billy? i haven t seen the work. bill: they did a freedom of information act. came up with a few people using welfare cards and strip joints and gambling places and booze places, all right? so then we brought on jimmy mcmillan who uses the street to say this. seriously do you think somebody is going to walk into a strip club because they want to get some of their welfare benefits and walk out? come on. i m a former stripper. bill: you are a former stripper. i m a were forestripper. bill: here in the united states or some other country. in the united states. being a former stripper. bill: yeah. and 100% of the strippers are welfare recipients. bill: wait? you are telling me that the strippers are are welfare recipients? yeah. bill: aren t you getting paid? they need that money. because they ha
bill: last night we had a discussion about welfare recipients. a few of them. not many. a few here in new york. [ laughter ] bill. really, billy? i haven t seen the work. bill: they did a freedom of information act. came up with a few people using welfare cards and strip joints and gambling places and booze places, all right? so then we brought on jimmy mcmillan who uses the street to say this. seriously do you think somebody is going to walk into a strip club because they want to get some of their welfare benefits and walk out? come on. i m a former stripper. bill: you are a former stripper. i m a were forestripper. bill: here in the united states or some other country. in the united states. being a former stripper. bill: yeah. and 100% of the strippers are welfare recipients. bill: wait? you are telling me that the strippers are are welfare recipients? yeah. bill: aren t you getting paid? they need that money. because they have someone baby-sitting their c
service in oak creek, wisconsin we ve been following this morning. this is a memorial service for the six people killed at a sikh temple on sunday. three others were shot during the rampage. thousands attending today s service to honor the victims. they range in age from 39 to 40 years old five men one woman each visiting the temple that morning to pray in peace. now families are left trying to cope with the senseless loss. he was an amazing man. he left this world protecting the church, protecting the people. today a memorial recognizing victims for their contributions. anything she did was for us. again you re looking live at pictures here of the service that is taking place in oak creek, wisconsin, where a huge crowd is gathered to honor sunday s shooting victims and obviously pray for the entire community. i want to go now live to oak creek where ted rowlands has been reporting since the very beginning. people have come really from all around the world to attend.
the accused gunman, 24-year-old james holmes, will make his first court appearance tomorrow. what s the likely procedure when holmes appears in court? jean casarez from in session on trutv gives us a preview. every state is a little bit different in what its criminal procedure laws are regarding the courts. now in colorado, james holmes should have his initial appearance on monday and this in colorado is called an advisement. well, it is very constitutionally based. it is very short and what will happen is that the defendant will be aprides of his constitutional rights. if at that point formal charges have been filed, he will be read his charges. now if he is charged with first degree murder, which it is obviously believed he will be, that is not bondable. so there will be no expectation of bond. if he has not been formally charged, there will be another advisement later on where he is apprised of those formal charges. now what happens after that is that in about 30 days t