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$500 billion. when i originally read that i thought it was a typo. they are arguing ed: $500 billion? emily: literally and openly arguing to grace devalued but negligent in failing to uphold what they deemed or what they understood to be the kind of infallible process. i frankly find it at best, weak because there was no way a court will see this as some type of compensable damage short of the university and the fees, too competitive competitive aside from the bribery scheme. stanford, for example this freshman class except a 4%, a record low. 8,000 of the rejected students had perfect gpas and perfect act s. so it is impossible, think for the students to argue that they really had a chance. ed: sure so you believe this suit as an attorney doesn t really have merit, but are at the university universities vulnerable in other words, the ....
juan: emily says why is this a priority? why is the white house putting energy and thought of 14 federal agencies on the case? dana: because the president wants him to. lawrence: i don t think this is the president. i think this is jeff sessions. jeff sessions hates weed. if you are anti-opioid, you should be pro-marijuana. dana: the picture behind your head. this is great, lawrence. greg: really a pothead. [laughter] lawrence: the president as a practical person. he realizes we should be spending he is pro-veteran. this has helped veteran suicide in many states where it s been passed. he is anti-opioid. the president is a logical person but his attorney general ....
They get hurt, they are left out, whatever. the superintendent was like, this wasn t on my watch. you do you. greg, growing up on the peninsula, what was recessed like? i can imagine you being a total maniac. greg: we were unusual school. we had a fight club. we would pick one child against another child in a bare-knuckled cage match. the one that survived could have lunch. it was ugly. only two kids made it out of that school. [laughter] i think they should change dodgeball so everybody gets a ball and instead of throwing it at people, you hug it in a dark room listening to soft jazz. emily: dana, what about you? what was your favorite recess activity? dana: i was with the smokers. no, i wasn t. mom, no. ....
Ronald reagan. let s go way back. juan: weren t you going after obama for using drones to attack? greg: no, i have always been pro-drones. juan: we do it in a way that is specific and targeted. greg: exactly. juan: we ve been having success, and thank goodness we got this guy. emily: that was after the august campaign. after president trump took over. the surgeon occurred under president obama but this was a targeted campaign and that was the guy juan: the strategy was basically obama s strategy. dana: our allies are helping us as well, don t forge forget. i would also say president trump just announced today that he s canceling the 2.1% annual raise for federal employees. that includes those intel people you are talking about that do all that work. greg: lawrence, respond to that as a libertarian. ....
juan: the table is about to explode. here is the topic: is the white house about to wage war on pot? according to a buzzfeed report, the trump administration starting a committee to counter pro-marijuana messaging. 14 federal agencies working on collecting data showing the negative aspects of weed in an effort to try to balance what they think is an unbalanced public debate on the drug. some activists, some democratic lawmakers in states where recreational park is now illegal, they are pushing back, calling it a misguided smear or squad led by president trump. what do you say? emily: here are my two biggest issues. the first is that the reconciliation between the states and federal approach is needing to be addressed. there s too much confusion with law enforcement, especially end with citizens. obviously we have a bipartisan bill but spent introducing his making it through the senate and i m all for that. my second biggest issue is a ....