their rocky relationship? i think what s interesting about this story is it really talks about how, you know, abuse doesn t have to be physical and doesn t have to necessarily even be sexual to be harmful to people s career, which she experienced was emotional manipulation and controlling behavior that she felt damaged her ability to make music, in part, because ryan offered to work with her and then never did, never carried through on those promises. in the same way, you know, he jerked those opportunities away from other women. but also because he demeaned her. he demeaned her talent and that kind of thing gets under people s skin, it messes with their self-confidence and it becomes hard, you know, that kind of undermining, especially from someone you care about is hard to shake. it would seem as accusations in this me too era have not really hit the music world as hard as it s hit the movie industry or television specifically. why do you think that is? or do we know? i think t
combat drug abuse, to go after the pushers, to help with treatment, to deal with the prescriptions. right now, we re writing well, in 2012, doctors prescribed 259 million pills. that s just too many. we ve got to do something about this. we ve got to support prescription drug monitoring programs. and then we ve got to do some research into what s going on with substance abuse in this country. it s interesting, though, to hear a lot of the rhetoric. i hear from republicans and from democrats, your bill addresses treatment, recovery, prevention. people are not treating, it seems, in both parties, as a law and order matter. people seem to be looking at this across the aisle as a treatment issue. well, that s right. this is very much a bipartisan issue, because heroin and opioid abuse doesn t just affect young or old, or rich or poor, it s
an agency that doesn t exist. critics say he s just trying to stoke tension. and it s not just tension with african americans. trump says he saw several people from a new jersey neighborhood with a significant muslim population, cheering during the 9/11 attacks. i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. now, police could not confirm reports like the one trump was talking about. several news outlets called trump s story a tall tale. trump doubled down and he cited this washington post article as evidence. the article using a key word, though. alleged. earlier today i spoke with the reporter who wrote that article back in september of 2001. he told me, quote, we did a lot
jenna: we ve got even far away from little caylee. so far away. at the end of the way we have this little girl that needs justice. i hope that justice will be found here. i think the jury is socon fused and i think they are so wrapped up in all the dysfunction of the family that i don t think she will get first-degree pre-med datepremeditated murder. the prosecution has a way to go and they are still going down that road. but the allegations of abuse, we haven t heard about that. the defense theory that abuse causes that is a smack in the face to anybody who has been a victim of abuse. abuse doesn t give you carte blanche to lie and do what she is accused with doing with caylee. jenna: we ll see what happens next. it s been interesting, john. thank you for coming on set and talking to us about it. we ll continue to talk more about it in the next couple of hours here on fox news. john: lots to talk about jenna. street battles rage in europe,
with it. i m sorry. it just doesn t. has nothing to do with being out of work. neil: i don t know whether you had a chance to look at the jobs bill or think it might help you. this is the latest attempt to help folks like you. will it? i don t really know to tell you the truth. i haven t looked at it myself. but i know for a fact the state of indiana is having a really hard time in the northern part of the state because of the automotive industry and r.v. industry, everything is moving out of the country. you know, not much you can say about it. otherwise, you can go to work whenev wherever you can find work, i guess. neil: what do you do? what is your field? well, i m a forklift driver professionally, but i was working at manufacturering plant that made exhaust systems for g.m. and ford. and in 2008, ford decided to