them the photographs that they admitted what happened. we have an investigation by simpson thatcher that talked about there was a pay-to-play expectation by big donors. this will further confirm what we have already known. for the life of me, how you can launch an investigation based on the steele dossier, which comey admitted was unverified but look at this other body of information and say, well, there s nothing to see here proves the point that tom made earlier. justice seems to be certainly not balanced and seems to be partisan. so a pay for play offer to foreigners from a foundation run by the secretary state. that is in a criminal category, is it not? absolutely. people make this mistake all the time. it s a charity. it s very clear the bribery charges in the united states, the international bribery standards to which hillary clinton is secretary of state committed the united states to. the international bribery
clinton foundation, particularly with foreign donations, tucker, it rises and falls with the political fortunes of the clintons, which is further evidence of why they were donating this money. by the way, to the work of the clinton foundation as a charity, this internal review that was done by simpson thatcher, they interviewed clinton foundation employees and asked them to rate the effectiveness of the clinton foundation as a charity on a scale from 1-10. the average clinton foundation employee gave it a 4. so they didn t consider it a very effective charity even though that s where they worked. tucker: if your employees are giving you a 4 out of 10, it s a problem. peter schweizer, always fact based. good to see you. thanks, tucker. tucker: dan bongino is on the show. he s the author of spay gate , the attempted sabotage of donald trump. you saw dan as we did, the new
going on there. is there? first is there waste and mismanagement? i think they brought in the law firm, simpson thatcher to review the activities of the foundation. they found that in fact there was streamlining that could be done. i hope that happens. as somebody who raises money for the foundation, how could you be anything but pleased? and the fact that prominent corporate executives sit on a dais with bill clinton and they hire a consulting firm, there was no showing in the article of any impropriety. i ve having gone on trips for foundation and seen the work, they do unique work around the world. i haven t seen any impropriety, not seen any kickbacks. if it happened it shouldn t and i think it is uniquely valuable foundation. martha: i suspect, on the front page. anybody working for clint clint in 2016 is trying to make sure every single duck is in the row, right? how damaging could this be to possible presidential run and i
title ix just celebrated its 40th anniversary this year, and its impact has been astounding. but progress at the high school level and below the high school level still remains painfully slow and i personally am so proud that this organization has taken the lead in standing up for high school girls and enforcing compliance with title ix at high schools in california. along with all of the other amazing work that the organization does, it s something which deserves great praise and great appreciation. i don t feel like [applause] [applause] i would also like to extend my appreciation to first and foremost, our incredibly talented and dedicated staff at the legal aid society who work long hours with passion and with commitment to meet the urgent needs of the clients and the communities that we serve. i d also like to thank the 200 volunteer attorneys, law students and interpreters who manage the help lines and staff, the five workers rights clinics that the legal aid societ
good afternoon, i m lisa van krekin and chair of the board of directors for the legal aid society here in san francisco. and i m so pleased that you are all here to be a part of today s celebration, and i also thank you all for sustaining this fantastic institution and for making the critical work that we do possible. today, as you heard, we re recognizing and celebrating the 96th consecutive year of the legal aid society, providing free legal services for poor people. so first, please join me and raise your glass to toast the legal aid society. i have an empty glass but you all should have a little wine in your glasses. it s a good excuse to have some wine this afternoon. and help me toast to the 6 years of putting justice 96 years of putting justice to work. so to the legal aid society. thank you. during this past year, the society s attorneys, staff and volunteers have served literally thousands of clients and families throughout the bay area and their achieve