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1995, thereve been 268 claims paid. we know that total is 17 million. how that breaks out with different types of complaints and settlements, we do not know. >> the fun is a lot of scrutiny on capitol hill and bipartisan legislation that the legislation doesnt also names any lawmaker who has used the fund in the past. as of this money come in a bipartisan piece of legislation has at least 63 posts answers. the mac understandably. thank you so much. leland. leland: when does a case become about s...

Little coloration to this. the question seems resistant to that notion. and you know, we should keep in mind, every donald trump sees this entire thing through his own prism, understandably. the fact is, the russians, they invaded our democracy. they were seriously, seriously involved in tampering with the election process. you know, we know that they hacked. everybody seems to agree on that. you know, we know all of these things. and there are big bliimplicatio of this, now and in the future. s...

The white house is responding to that, gentlemen, and i want to get your response. heres what they say. it says, "the white house has been cooperative with the senate intelligence committees inquiry and the president at no point has attempted to apply undue influence on committee members. he has reiterated what he has long said publicly, there is no evidence of collusion and these investigations must be -- must come to a fair and appropriate completion." its interesting, he said, he said, there ...

This, saying we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. for now, nbcs handling of the monday complaint against lauer is getting praise from the accusers attorney. he wlit writes our impression is that nbc acted quickly and responsibly. it is our hope that nbc will continue to do what it can to repair the damage done to my client, their employee, and any other women who may come forward. now the floodgates may just be opening. even as lauers former ...

Employee, but as a human being. and i want to say this -- we focus on the salacious headlines. the next star to fall, because it is shocking, and it makes for news. but bad behavior happens at all levels across all industries. quinnipiac research shows 60% of women say theyve been sexually harassed. most women say it happened at work. a lot of them dont come forward and dont speak up because theyre scared of the consequence, and understandably so. we can talk about the sea change or reckoning un...

Times this is probably one of the busiest shopping days of the year on a extremely busy street. >> yes, thats right. more people then possibly normal. black friday is placed on this date for a reason. usually because its the last pay check that people traditionally have before christmas. you know beginning of a long shopping weekend. of course that rush hour as well. all of the emergency services are on the scene of course. understandably -- >> that is report from sky news in london on this inci...

And others, but the president uses phrases here ungrateful pool, a poor mans version of don king, talking about the father of a ucla basketball player. do you see a racist undertone? >> there are times that you wonder. but it isnt just towards -- ive heard his language that is not inclusive or respectful of women, but, i mean, im a woman. so i hear it when im a woman. i think the president tends to not be as respectful as i would like to see him be, or, quite frankly, that the president of the u...

Constant reminder. i think about it every single day. i have a responsibility to make sure i live my life to the best of my ability and make something of myself so that i can honor them and their gold-star families, their families. >> you saved countless lives, though, obviously. i understand you would feel bad about the ones that were not saved but you saved countless lives. >> it was a team effort. i think every single individual who was part of that patrol played a very important part in term...

Ainsley: there is a new proposed in delaware to allow students to identify their gender or their race without a parents consent or even knowledge. our next guest says this is just another example of the government having too much overreach. joining us now is the founder and president of the nonprofit delaware family policy counsel nicole tice. thank you so much, nicole, for being with us. whats your opinion? when you heard the story, what were your thoughts? >> well, of course, understandably so...

Wrote and practices, infuriatingly, which is caught not paying his taxes, claims bias. it looks to me like roy moore is doing the same thing with christianity, a faith i happen to believe in. so theres something really wrong about that, i think. >> its like weve all been trained, isnt it? its like weve all been educated about how to respond to this, and the problem is that weve seen at work. weve seen at work on the left. this is where you got -- its kind of a conflation of all the awful things ...