though the lawsuit was against alex murdoch. and that s one of the problems that law enforcement is said to be looking into. this whole issue. the attorney that represents the sadderfield family spoke out about the conflicts. here s what he said. but don t kid yourself. this is a murdoch office. they control the civil court system down there. they control the criminal court system. they know all the jurors, because they ve they ve woven themselves into the fabric of the town. this is a very powerful family you don t see in many jurisdictions. reporter: the coroner also has questions about the death. it was listed as natural causes as she tripped and fell. that s not natural. they ve been asked to look into that issue as well. thank you. a new twist in the case of a missing youtuber.
you know, the whole of government effort is ready to get to work. and in advance of an obvious significant natural disaster. we re going to be here to help the gulf region get back on its feet as possible, as long as it takes. so, thank you, may god protect those in the path of the storm and god willing, we ll get through it sooner than later. but don t kid yourself. this will take a lot of resources, a little bit of luck, and as my grandfather would say, the grates of gold and the goodwill of the neighbors. and look out for your neighbors. thank you very much. i m not supposed to take any questions, but go ahead.
really, very seriously. and you know, the whole of government effort is ready to get to work. i can t think of any time where the federal, state and local folks have worked more closely and in advance of a significant natural disaster and folks, we re going to be here. we re going to be here to help the gulf region get back on its feet as quickly as possible as long as it takes. as long as it takes. so thank you and may god protect those in the path of the storm and god willing we ll get through this sooner than later. but don t kid yourself. this is going to take a lot of resources, a little bit of luck, and as my grandfather would say, the grace of god and good will of neighbors. by the way, look out for your neighbors. if you re in the region, look out for your neighbors. thank you very much. i thank all our i m not supposed to take any questions but go ahead. mr. president, on
all the disjustices as it unite lot of americans in frankly outrage at what goes on in college sports. i mean, you have universities making millions of dollars off of march madness, off of division i football. you have coaches making millions of dollars. and the athletes, the people who are doing the work, putting their bodies at risk, they are the ones even get a laptop at school in payment. and that is something that the court rebelled. again, this is just about education-related expenses. but don t kid yourself. the movement in all these states, the movement is away from this sort of fake amateurism. yeah. where, you know, unpaid labor provides the grist for other people making millions of dollars, endorsements, education-related expenses,
essentially knock this case off, have it not stand, because it shouldn t have been brought in the first place. you know, jessica brings up a really interesting point. this was such a large part, of amy coney barrett s confirmation hearing. questions about where she stood on the aca. jeffrey toobin, to you, this is not really voting on the constitutionality of what remains on the aca. it is not. but forgive same cynicism about the way the supreme court goes about deciding these cases. you are certainly right, as a technical legal matter, this is only a decision about the doctrine of standing, the doctrine that says who can bring a case to the supreme court. but don t kid yourself. justice alito s just ration, in his dissent, is real and understandable. i think it is safe to say,