a tree huggers of people of the do not understand of isn t while bit better judge than a jury out there are good brenner and catastrophic toward. the world a better place i m very worried yes we need this product and we do not need over 200000000 dollar lawsuits against monsanto are you know it s better now but. i mean somebody has to pay that. this is home turf for the former monsanto employees and their new colleagues from bayer. damage limitation is the name of the game here. they talk of individual cases and studies that exonerates like to say. i would look at that is one case doesn t change 800 scientific studies it doesn t change 40 years or years and were
people all across the nation. i would like to thank each and every american out there that has reached out to me as a government employee and an american and has been so understanding and very kind. thank you all for that. amen to that. brenner, thank you. we ll be right backism
that are hurting while washington tries to get its act together. one of them is brenner styles. she s a single mom, has three kids. she s an army veteran, works for the department of housing and urban development in texas. she says she had to pull her 4-year-old out of day care and like so many others, she s worried about feeding her family. brenner styles is live with us. thank you, brenner. thank you. thank you for having me. because this is about real people, not numbers and politicians, tell me what this has done to your life and the life of your children. well, it s completely changed my life. i ve went through a series of different emotions. i ve actually had a breakdown. i ve had to drive away to the corner store just to cry in my car so my children couldn t see me. because from one day to the next, you don t know how you re going to pay your bills. from one day to the next, you don t know when you re going
back to work or if you re going back to work. or listening to my colleagues and my co-workers not being able to pay their mortgages, not being able to pay their rent, worried about food, worried about their bills. we re all suffering. it s just very heart breaking what american citizens are having to go through because of politics. shepard: what do you tell your children? i ve had to tell my children that mommy is not getting paid. we are in a situation where things have changed. my son wanted to be in his basketball camp. he asked me just yesterday, mom, so can i still play basketball? i told him no. i m sorry. we don t have the money right now. right now we have to focus on the necessities and he was very he was okay with it. my children have been very supportive. but it s a life-changing event right now. shepard: brenner, there s no
but, men and women in law enforcement do this every day. and what a brave man. what a brave man he was. ainsley: tom, you have spent your whole life in law enforcement. when you woke this up morning and heard the news, what goes through your mind as an officer? it s shocking. you know, i have been a law enforcement 34 years. you never get used to hearing it you never get used to seeing it. it s a tragedy each and every time. i mean, and it s just even the aftermath. what these other responding law enforcement officers are dealing with today and what they see, not only did they lose, you know a brenner and someone thebrethrenfor someone h for years. in my 34 years i have seen a lot of terrible things. i grew up in a town of 2500 people. and fast forward just 15 years ago i m standing back of tractor-trailer 15 dead illegal aliens and a boy in a horrific death. law enforcement you get used to those. no, you don t.