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Make slight alterations. they say they're going to divest some. it's not clear they would divest it all. we're in a situation where it doesn't seem like ivanka, jared, mr. trump himself are going to disentangle themselves, avoid a conflict of interest, unless they're browbeat by the press to do so because i don't think the republicans in congress are going to do so. it's not clear a federal judge would rule jared kushner couldn't work at the white house. so the recourse has to be the media. >> i notice you didn't mention the "new york observer" which jared kushner owns. so he could have his ow...

A 20 point lead over his republican challenger. the daily caller kept pushing prostitution stories about senator menendez after the election. and for the most part, the mainstream media, including this program, continued to ignore them, because as you can see in that video the journalistic standards applied to the case. at the daily caller, were shall we say unorthodoxed and experimental. there has been much coverage in the new york times of senator menendez' ethics problem. the times and others have covered the senators uncomfortably close relationship with a campaign contributor. the times h...

Cancer free bounds after the blast of chemotherapy and this explains why. something is getting released out of the dying cancer cells that is in the nominal cells and it is helping more cancer cells grow. so it is complicated. if you take that big shotgun, shoot it in a cancer cell, you are causing a lot of havoc. ethics problem, don't stop taking your chemotherapy. people are coming up to me, should i do something different? no, only one study. it works but it does not work long time. you get the initial benefit and you have to go back and take it again, don't stop the chemotherapy yet. we ha...

She is the plaintiff in a lawsuit against the new wisconsin voter id law, one of three legal challenges against it. and the governor of wisconsin has been defending that law in court. in may, two state lawmakers tried to sign on, too, saying they wanted to defend the law to make voting harder. they wanted to join in the pile-on. only these two would not say how they were paying to join the se. they didn't say where the money to pay the attorneys was coming from, which is an ethics problem since state officials can't accept outside help like free legal services. one of the lawmakers said he cou...

Wisconsin voter id law, one of three legal challenges against it. and the governor of wisconsin has been defending that law in court. in may, two state lawmakers tried to sign on, too, saying they wanted to defend the law to make voting harder. they wanted to join in the pile-on. only these two would not say how they were paying to join the case. they didn't say where the money to pay the attorneys was coming from, which is an ethics problem since state officials can't accept outside help like free legal services. one of the lawmakers said he could not comment because he did not know who was p...