every woman that had an abortion, then they are a killer. can you imagine that? can you imagine that? bill: nate foye live in the newsroom following this out of p.a. good morning bill and dana. dr. oz is focused on crime lieutenant governor john fetterman is facing criticism about his stance on releasing second degree murderers from prison. something he advocated for in the past. his campaign now telling fox news digital he believes there are people who deserve to spend the rest of their life in prison but that decision should be left to judges and parole boards, not politicians in harrisburg. pennsylvania law requires life without parole for second degree murderers including anyone that s involved in a felony that results in death. getaway drivers, planners, active participants, including people who did not pull the trigger or kill somebody directly. dr. oz criticizes that stance in campaign ads. he held this round table discussion about crime in philadelphia yesterday a
kathy doocy have the recipe for you. how you can whip up something fast and do it quickly. you have done different cooking books. what s different about this? in our first cookbook the happy cookbook we put all of the foods that made us happy. everybody has a food that makes them happy. dana shared three recipes with us and things that trigger, ainsley s daughter s hay stack. everyone has food. they were a little complicated and took a while longer. we came out with happy in a hurry. unfortunately sometimes they are a little more complicated as well. you just do it quickly. this is simple. during the supply chain crisis we figured out how to boil it down to simple ingredients, simple process to make it simply delicious like this. dana: what did you bring?
going to get an impeachment on a campaign violation reporting requirement, that even if it was true, the controlling precedent was that these types of payoffs were not campaign finance violations. take the john edwards case. so i don t know how you have intent to do something if the only case on the matter shows that there is no campaign finance violation in doing so. so i don t think there s a crime there can t be a crime well, trump org could be accused of a crime for cooking their books, for example. well, they can be accused of a crime for cooking books and doing things, but they can t be accused of a crime, of violating a campaign finance law, when the only precedent out there at the time was that you re not it s not a violation of the campaign finance law, and one of the conditions of breaking the law is the knowledge you re breaking the law. so you can t really have kirsten, what do you well, i feel this is the legal thing, actually. so just to pick up on tha
that there is no campaign finance violation in doing so. so i don t think there is a crime there can t be a crime. well, trump org could be accused of a crime for cooking their books, for example. well, they can be accused of a crime for cooking books, but they can t be accused of a crime of violating a campaign finance law when the only precedent out there at the time is that it s not a violation of the campaign finance law, and one of the conditions of breaking the law is the knowledge you re breaking the law. so you can t really have a crime. kirsten? i feel this is a legal thing, actually. so just to pick up on that point, so i think rick is correct in that there is not a wide body of settled law that the particular payments in question are campaign finance violations. the justice department is clearly taking the position that it is because they charged michael cohen guilty of that. but the only court case said it wasn t of that. the edwards case had
concern that mccain raised from the moment they go in, assad regime drops barrel bombs on them. the poor, well-meaning moderate syrian forces that have been seeking support and help from the west are just stuck in a vice and nothing we ve done is there to change it and that became very blatantly clear in the testimony yesterday. that s not the only scandal this week on the war on isis, if you will. there s been a numerous reports intelligence on the war against isis has been, quote, cooked. how much of a problem do you think this is for the obama administration as well? i think it s a very significant problem, because it s not only vietnam-like where you begin sort of cooking books on the numbers and leading people to believe that isis is not as bad as everyone thinks it is. but the broader element of it, this was a characteristic that the bush administration got critiqued a lot about, not only picking the raw intelligence that would justify the actions, but shaping the outcomes, t