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[0:00:00] ... And very very pleased to welcome Lily Tomlin to our show this morning on W I'll -- the morning Lily -- charged of and it is my pleasure Lilly on ...
[0:02:44] ... I stayed there we were totally on political I stayed there and drink Pepsi. Yeah the chicken in place to look in. And I go to an older person -- and one of the popular instant. ...
[0:06:43] ... so diverse you do. Movies urine and in the movie Nashville -- incredible shrinking woman and all of me and they're also different I think it's really do it's really interesting that someone. Can do so ...
[0:08:34] ... the country's misery were the pig farmer. So I think that you're Paducah Kentucky that's in your city. Summer it'll make its older sister said I urge you let me well wallet but not here last ...
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[0:05:04] ... In Lucerne county. Thank you very much and I wanna congratulate everybody up here for -- relieving a stern judge of his duties in ...
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[0:17:28] ... sophomore year tenth -- the core ready to go before. The juvenile Pocono Mountains east high school the court you've been expressed what -- have been a crest -- juvenile yes you've heard me speak the juvenile yes. The court. Told you that what type of conduct I expect from children that school relative to juvenile justice system the juvenile yes sir. The court told you what conduct I expect from the students at that school relative their conduct towards ...
[0:27:56] ... We've just started mental health court yes I agree with two version -- creepy of those first generic programs UK. ...
[1:09:16] ... for sitting in the courtroom when no admission -- NSA and Darren Oliver and I think that's not their -- I think. ...
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[0:00:07] ... just solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give me the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It's PC and it's -- the way we have allocated to work among the commission. For us ...
[0:01:09] ... I had 22 years with the mental health system for children. Prior to I worked in the adult. Unity rehabilitation services which is. For disabled persons. Sure they're good to ...
[0:02:28] ... this circuit in mental health center. ...
[0:02:48] ... waive their right to counsel. Before the appearing. In juvenile court in Lucerne county. And that was important that we utilized and like to ask you a couple of questions about that -- you're familiar ...
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[0:00:53] ... people don't realize it but in our area alone that is my congressional district. 900 people every year declare bankruptcy because. A medical corps. And many of those people are insured but because some of the ...
[0:02:24] ... little bit about how the abortion issue has been rumbling within the house Democratic Caucus. Four weeks sash stack voted against the amendment. Carney voted for the amendment. What was your position on the amendment that was ...
[0:03:30] ... commercial -- fighter northeastern Pennsylvania senate. -- by the name of Bob Casey and I look forward to working with senator to see that we keep our strong provision and so. ...
[0:05:22] ... work in the time with regard to America's financial markets and regulating Wall Street. How do you find the time to stepping in to such a complex issue as health care reform how you juggle all ...
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[0:00:28] ... the summer some of things that I really needed to see were pre existing conditions covered. A transport ability and bringing the cost curves down. And in those things are in the bill and -- and I actually look at the Republican bill as well. And it didn't bring the cost curves down effective cost more. But it didn't cover preexisting conditions either -- and that was really troubling to me certainly. The cancer survivor. ...
[0:01:01] ... the provision probation provisions that prohibit insurance companies from boring people. With preexisting conditions it's it's significant and it is very very important. ...
[0:01:11] ... and into these are your listeners understand that. They we all have preexisting conditions they remained out of manifest themselves just yet but that we all have them. ...
[0:03:58] ... this is something that that those of us who signed onto the Stupak letter. Are not like he would compromise on the hide language. Have to be -- I think frankly I think we will ...
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[0:02:01] ... 14000 Americans to -- now every day that's why this is an absolute necessity quite economics I helped secure -- peace. ...
[0:04:28] ... Also. And very taken. We have forty million Americans that don't have health coverage and I have to weigh that decision to cover them. As well as to recoup the 260. Billion dollars a year we ...
[0:05:21] ... a roommate. Mr. fabulous boy didn't have. Air Canada and didn't have health insurance that he had been diagnosed with acute leukemia. Fact you always will keep him and why how we ensure everyone is covered. ...
[0:06:55] ... tell you. Are you believe that this healthcare reform bill -- an absolute necessity it's why I in the congress but I also did it because. Two companies in Pennsylvania. 70% of all the private health ...
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[0:00:25] ... the purpose of this commission's work. The and a branch commission on juvenile justice was created by the three branches of state government the judiciary. The legislature. And the executive. We have been directed to conduct a noncriminal. Investigation. Into the failure of the juvenile justice system. To take steps designed to restore public confidence in the administration of justice. And to make recommendations to avoid a repeat of such a breakdown elsewhere in Pennsylvania. Our focus is on the juvenile justice system. We are not blind to the fact that as events have unfolded over the last year. There have been investigations. And indictments ...
[0:01:36] ... been alleged or admitted. Our focus is on what happened in the juvenile justice system. What went wrong and what can be done about it. We want to know what went on in these courtrooms. For the ...
[0:02:59] ... In terms of meeting our responsibility. To develop recommendations. To reform the juvenile justice system. Not hearing from them maybe no great loss. The practical reality is that those who may be motivated by greed for the ...
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[0:00:27] ... he asked me if I'm going to like get involved in the recount. -- this -- you know general election. And I told them that we play and I doing that. But just to get -- heads off. My kids to my campaign is waiting and requesting. A recount by hand of the main primary votes. Reason being what your view -- kitty in the article mistakes can be made an ...
[0:01:19] ... Was counted accurately. Before we go ahead and get involved in the recount does this general election. Just wanted to give -- well -- heads up but something you may read about tomorrow. ...
[0:01:37] ... Chu earned. I think you have every right to ask for that recount. ...
[0:01:45] ... accurately counting us citizens -- And died there actually was a guy HBO documentary back at 2007. Are called it's. Hacking democracy. And -- I didn't see it but I'm told that the same machines. That were used to support that they talked about it and that's HBO documentary are what's being used here locally. ...
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[0:01:28] ... you hold on. Okay Bob Martin head of the police union in Scranton. One do you think this will be finalized. Bob who's the judge who heard the case was a visiting judge. Two black ...
[0:04:29] ... attempted one more time that this past June at the University of Scranton. June of 2009. And post boxes essentially broke down but each each time were the money. His word right around the same ...
[0:06:58] ... Well as it is right now Monroe County judge Peter O'Brien who's the visiting judge who heard these arguments in black one account -- court. Said he'll issue a ruling ...
[0:07:16] ... Any time he's the president of the police union in Scranton. ...
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