the missouri mom sued the district for not allowing the teen to stay on jv after getting cut from varsity. school policy says players who don t doo not make that team cannot go back to jv. the mom is call it age and sex discrimination since the same rules don t apply to girls. the judge says he sees no evidence of that. brian: you can t sue when your kid is cut. jillian: you wonder how the kid feels. brian: it s terrible. i hope. jillian: didn t make varsity so mom is suing the school. steve: man o man. brian: are you going to follow that story? steve: she has for two days now. ainsley: what did the voters think of the president s rally last night? todd piro is having breakfast with friends there. steve: the case is even weaker than he said, she said. what does he, the judge have to say. he is on the case and he is next. all rise.
there is precedent for that, political reasons, as margaret pointed out, for doing that. that may be a separate strategy. still don t understand why he s going after his own deputy attorney general. but let me read you a statement from the deputy attorney general last night that had us all scratching our heads before we were scratching our heads this morning by the statement from the president. rod rosenstein wrote last night, apparently without provocation, americans should exercise caution before accepting as true any stories attributed to anonymous officials, particularly when they don t doo not identify the country, let alone the branch or agency of government, with which the alleged sources supposedly are affiliated. talking about americans, maybe rod rosenstein stew a story was coming out and sent a message to the president, saying don t believe it. maybe that s what he s talking about there. there s a lot of back and forth between key players and we just don t know what s happ