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That's sickening. that is not all. toys "r" us attorneys and advisor expected to be paid $360 million in fees. for example, bankruptcy lawyers admitted in court filings they were charging $1745 an hour, 25% more than the average highest rates in 2017. not to mention, bankruptcy consultant global who actually got bonuses for closing stores quickly. we can be sure the new york-based hired for help in evaluating proposals to have inventory will be cash in their paychecks. store employees, they are left looking for new retail jobs with no severance pay. hoping their next company will also be bankr...

>> they are not seen a dime of the $75 million they say they're entitled to severance pay. current bankruptcy rules define this as on repaid debt only paid after secured debts like bank loans that pay for lawyers and financial advisors. by the time the fatcats are paid for there's nothing left for employees. they need to go back to the bankruptcy reform act. congress could change it. as swamp watch has shown time and again they have a track record of sided with big business against the american worker. to throw salt in the wound, 17 of the executives including ceo, david brandon, were handed o...

You said you think he should step down as a result of the allegations. in your view is that enough for now? >> i think that john conyers is an -- no question his service in the united states congress has made america a better place. we wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for the service of john conyers. that being said i think it is appropriate that while there is an ethics investigation in regards to the scenario with him and whether or not someone was sexually harassed that he remains in congress but should not be as a ranking member until such time that this case has been resolved. ...

Or with the success last night of roy moore. >> one of the problems, though, that president trump continues to face, he's just not a detail guy. he's a sales guy. and like him or not, trump is a great sales guy. he's got great sound bites, great slogans and he can sell things. but once it comes time to deliver, and that's when you have to hash out every detail, we're not seeing it happen. the one thing we've seen is the appointment of neil gorsuch and he outsourced that. that was mitch mcconnell. the company is pushing equifax ceo richard smith for his resignation the other day. >> but he wo...

Look like? >> severance pay. how do you get rid of him, give him a soft landing? he's never going to admit liability, any wrongdoing, and there's the question of pay-off. he may have a contract. he just signed a contract recently. so the question, what's the value of that contract and is fox going to pay him that in exchange for his resignation. >> and roger ailes left under similar circumstances. would you expect there would be some kind of clause in his contract which would make it easier for fox to remove him under these circumstances? >> sexual harassment is awful conduct when anyone engag...