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That, many people send their kids to school, just like they've done every other day for years. they trusted their kids would be safe. teachers went to work this morning trusted that they would be safe. in their space, in their work environment. the way we all should be safe in our work environments. every day, everywhere in our schools. our churches, our offices as the concerts, at nightclubs. do you feel safe tonight? there's another fact that we need to face. every single one of us is just playing the odds at this point. the odds that in a country of 325 million souls that we won't be the on...

Years. they trusted their kids would be safe. teachers went to work this morning trusted that they would be safe. n their space. in their work environment. the way we all should be safe in our work environments. every day, everywhere in our schools. our churches, our offices as the concerts, at nightclubs. do you feel safe tonight? there's another fact that we need to face. every single one of us is just playing the odds at this point. the odds that in a country of 325 million souls that we won't be the ones who get hit by the next bullets that start flying. we won't be the one that gets that ...

For food stamps, that's not what the department of agriculture is doing. waiving work environments in 33 states >> this program has been on autopilot for years and it needs to stop. that's why you need to see the president and the secretary step in and put on the brakes >> today we are ending welfare as we know it. >> president clinton made welfare work fair in 96, but when unemployment hit 12% in 2009, president obama approved a nationwide waiver and a loophole, allowing states to keep food stamps for adults even though now the recession is over. unemployment, the blue line, is at a record lo...

Allegation, serious problem, and especially the way it all unfolded. >> the timeline is very important. we see from the congresswoman there was ample knowledge and understanding of the accusations by the staffer, and these are very bad-looking details, entering into that nondisclosure agreement, writing that letter of recommendation, and that adds to the #metoo movement that this congresswoman hasn't been supportive about in terms of victims in unsafe work environments. it raises into question the sincerity of those statements, but we've seen that on both sides. we've seen it's been very easy ...

Anyone. this isn't about toppling men. this is about safer work environments, and making everyone feel that they can be successful in a work environment. that means due process. it also means graduated penalties so depending on what the conduct is, there's a penalty that matches the conduct, and i think that's something all workplaces have to deal with, not just in the congress. >> absolutely. we're talking a lot about it here. senator lang ford, what do you make of first, al franken's resignation. do you think he should have resigned and where does due process go from here? >> a couple weeks ...