something that will shock gregg: if it s proven, i m not saying it happened, but if proven the lab workers deliberately phonied the evidence to convict defendants, shouldn t they be criminally prosecuted? absolutely. and civil rights lawsuits. obstruction of justties. absolutely. the agent who was responsible for the majority of these occurrences is on administrative leave. if he can be connected to being responsible for the results which are falls, he s going to be charged. gregg: i cani canignore excuy evidence is the worst thing a lawyer can do. stick around. if you re planning to khamenei about complain about your job on facebook, make sure your page isn t open to the public. find out what happened after a
representative john cavanaugh, thanks to both of you. thank you. thank you. time to go across the usa, that s coming up. also twilight s young star is getting a massive payday. talk about a summer scorcher, a heat index across the country, this is what it feels like and the sizzling weather isn t open yet. we ll find out when mother nature will give us some relief.
three arizona forests. here s a little less controversial story. does mcdonald s use happy meal toys to lure children into the restaurant. they re threatening to sue the fast food joint if they don t remove the toys in 30 days. they say the practice is illegal under consumer protection laws. cracking down on toy givers in four states including california and texas mcdonald s said it s done nothing wrong. move ahead, because somebody else is waiting in line. by the way, the gap isn t open yet. figures, 7:36 east coast time. check back in there at 9:00 or 10:00. hours away now from what is poised to be a very tense meeting between general stanley mcchrystal and president obama. will the president go so far as to say you re fired. let s ask donald trump. what about insubordination in the trump organization. i would fire this guy
feel it in their own wallet, their own pocket, their own lives. we talk about big numbers, but when your school isn t open, it s a whole different situation. you talk about eating your own seed corn. this is a great example of that, because as tom friedman said earlier this week, the way we move forward in this country, we have got to start figuring out how to grow the vine? you do that with education. do you that by having the most educated, brightest kids on the planet. we re doing that here in new york city. it s remarkable. yesterday, a new number came out. the highest graduation rate in high school in new york city in decades. and you look at what they are doing. and mika i and have been up there a good bit. tom brokaw, talking to him last week, he s engaged. the financial community very engaged up in harlem. look and see, and a study is out, and we talked about this
foreign policy issues from a group of top advisors in washington, d.c. how come. since our pac was formed we have had good people contributing, some many volunteers, i guess you would call them advisors, yes. firing away e-mails to me every morning, saying this is what happened in washington overnight. you need to be a wear of that. good, it is great and helpful. chris: isn t that the move of somebody who is thinking of running for president. conventionally i have no idea how conventionally people do this. how they try to open a door that is perhaps isn t open and if that involves having a group of advisors, send them e-mails every morning, i don t know how that works, i m appreciative of having good information at my fingertips now. chris: would you say you are more knowledgeable about domestic and foreign affairs now than two years ago. well, i would hope so. yes. i am. two years ago, my engagement was