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at that point in time. this story has really hit a nerve with hardworking college students and those applying to college all across the nation. there was recently a federal class action lawsuit filed by two stanford students naming singer and more than half a dozen of these elite universities, including usc, as defendants. harris? harris: this seems to grow. as a sin, the daughter you talked about was on the yacht of a top usc official when the scandal broke. more universities involved in this. we will cover it as it happens. molly, thank you. well, better work is in. he wants to get to the white house. how will the former democratic congressman of three term shake up the already crowded 2020 presidential field? the power panel comes in next ke newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home s value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more
the context of government spending is nothing. it s chump change. let it roll. we re not close to 5.7 billion. 22 doesn t cover it. it s $5.7 billion of your tax bill every year. think about that. it feels less like chump change, that s what you work every day to give the government money for. we have new fallout from the college entrance bribery scream. i don t know about you but everywhere i go, this is what people are talking about. this is the only thing people are talking about. two stanford students are filing a federal lawsuit saying they should have their application fees returned. they did get into stanford. the latest in the scandal next, you know what you re watching, velshi and ruhle. , yoe watching, velshi and ruhle your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered.
20% of u.s. calls. in general, they do not look at cell phone records. two stanford students put apps on phones and looked at their metadata they tried to dedeuce from other means from just the phone records, they could tell most of the time what your religion was, what doctor you were going to see, what kind of diseases you had. and even what kind of procedures you had. this program you get no names, no addresses, no personal identifying information. the nsa doesn t know you exist. they just have phone numbers and only look further if the terrorist calls the number. the founding fathers didn t like the idea of general warrants. warrants that were not individualized that didn t have any suggestion of suspicion, and weren t signed by an independent judge. that s what the fourth amendment is about. one warrant and the name says verizon they collect all the information from all the