in, right? you must fill that in or think how vulnerable you are. if you re dependent on one person as your lone contributor and they re devastating to the culture e specially in small businesses. we talk about cultural in big companies, but in a small business you have one person that doesn t fit and it s complete wli it kills it. toxic. toxic. which is why you always want to say get rid of them. i ve been in that situation. it s hard. i love your decisiveness about that because i m going to the place of how are we defining toxicity, how old, experienced is the person? maybe we go through a wave of thinking we know everything before we learn we don t know anything. i also think salespeople, and likewise i ve managed and rev e revered salespeople for two decades really good salespeople are often very difficult people in my experience. can t you also kind of put them on the side? yes, if they re individual
unmasked for political purposes. but there s another key point here, and that is that she could not have done such a thing. and we have heard that from national security veterans, both democrats and republicans, who have spoken extensively to the checks and balances that govern the process for requesting that an individual be unmasked. the president in making this baseless accusation today offered no facts to substantiate it, and that, despite the fact that as the president of the united states, he has all of the information at his fingertips and he could not come up with one bit of subsubstantiateuation. the president a couple of weeks ago raised the specter of rev e reviving our libel laws. if the president s statement today wasn t libelous or verging on it, i don t know what would be. you re suggesting that susan rice ought to file suit against the president? i m not going to offer legal advice, but i think it was demeaning of the office in which he sits. ned price, thank you
nbc, i check out there nexus. they didn t touch the story until this month with the steinle meter. you have to go to 2007 for a rev e reference to sanctuary cities. i wish i had more time to talk about it but even in light of the guest wes have had on the show whose children were killed by illegals, they would try to thread the needle here to say but those illegals were not in sanctuary cities, as tonight say, all right there s no story there. they were still el lee and here when they shouldn t have been here and they still killed people who should have not been in that position to be killed. so the sanctuary city was just a see man tick argue semantic argument and a fatal one. thank you very minute. we got john kerry in new york now trying to sell an iran deal to jewish leaders. that should go welling are right? not.
the alleged exchange of tex messages. do you think that s fair. 20,000 text messages, it s completely fair. it s the prosecution that rev e revoked the plea deal. the judge did this because the defendant, miss hunt, violated a court order. in essence it s an order of protection that miss hunt has no contact with the victim. it s very standard. not only has she had contact through electronic means but i believe they ve even set up meetings where they engamed in sexual activity. if you read the document that prosecutors put forth to revoke the plea deal, just eye popping, appalling one would think to the prosecutors who have offered two different plea deals which didn t go through. now they find this defendant set up in-person meetings, sent 20,000 texts, photographs, video that we can t really talk about in any family setting. what s more appalling, i m sure
suzanne. you have a good weekend. hello to you all. i am the aforementioned t.j. holmes in today for randi kaye. let s start with allegations at a university but we are talking about a different university this time. we are talking about syracuse. listen to this now. associate men s basketball coach bernie fine is on administrative leave while police investigate claims of child molestation that now date back to the 1980s. two step brothers say fine touched them inappropriately when they were ball boys for syracuse. but a 2005 investigation by the school found no corroboration, no evidence. the brothers are speaking out now, spoke to espn last night. probably when i was in sixth grade, 11, 10 years old, and he started trying to touch me and things like that. you know, and honestly, i don t even remember if i thought that was what was supposed to happen. you know, i know i cringed up and didn t want it to happen and i was very, like what s going on. it was just i just rem