understand the constitution. they understand parts of it, like due process and proximate cause. they never read the appointments claus. they never read the supreme court decisions involved in that. i have. professor has. i want your audience to know this, too. so, mr. mueller, unlike any past special counsel or any past independent counsel, the breadth of his investigation is so massive, it s so broad by the initial appointment, the subsequent expansion and now four of his own people getting dual appointments as effectively an assistant united states attorneys, mr. mueller, his conduct, his appointment is unconstitutional. sean: you know, that s why i call you the great one. what you say i hope every attorney involved in this case heard you and if you re out watching tonight, when this is up on foxnews.com please tweet
improving policing community relations. in one year alone, 100,000 arrests were made in your city, a city of 640,000 people. the naacp sued you, the city, and the city actually settled saying a lot of those arrests were without proximate cause. that s true, they were settled. arrests peaked in 2003. but they declined every year after that as we restored peace in our poorer neighborhoods so that people could actually walk and not have to worry about their kids or their loved ones being victims of violent crime. look, none of this is easy. none of us has all the answers. together as the city, we saved a lot of lives. it was about leadership, principle and bringing people together. senator webb, in 2006, you called affirmative action state-sponsored racism. you said it discriminates against whites.
trading day when the dow plummeted more than 1,000 points making today s intraday swing on the dow the biggest ever. meanwhile, take a look at where the other markets stand as we show what this all means in a global volatility and domestic volatility. joining me is jared bernstein, former chief economist and economic policy adviser to vice president joe biden. so really, that is two for one having you here because i m going to talk to you about joe biden and also about the markets and starting with the markets. two of my favorite topics. let s start with what is the cause, jared, behind all of this today. why wake up on a monday morning and see the mania? china. the proximate cause is china. the chinese stock market is falling consistently. and remember, their market opens before ours and tumbled big time this morning and everyone knew it was a tough opening. i would say added to the china problem was the fact that over the weekend many investors, many
filing that rice s death was directly caused by his own actions, accusing him of, failure to exercise due care to avoid injury. meaning that he was waving around a toy gun. the city denies any wrongdoing but mayor has now apologized for, quote insensitive wording. paul the failure to exercise due care to avoid injury in two seconds? yeah this is a real issue, and this goes into the legal weeds of actual and proximate cause, but taking such an aggressive stand against this dead child and his family and keep in mind this is the exact case that we broke the news here on your show where we talked about ohio being an open carry state and so that even if someone had an actual weapon out, it s not necessarily illegal, and so the actions of the police and the actions of the attorneys who have filed
dollars of work. the objective was to shore up the side and to allow control of the channel so the channel didn t move anywhere else. part of it also that it would essentially catch small land slides sluffing off one side or the other that would come through. that was in 2006. we have been through, good grief, a lot of floods, and that community felt safe because of that mitigation effort. it was extensive. people knew this was a landslide prone area. sometimes big events just happen. sometimes large events that nobody sees happen. and this event happened, and i want to find out why. so to you, i will pose that question, david montgomery, why if they had this mitigation after the 2006 slide, why now? well, the proximate cause was the rainfall. the mitigation efforts were to