Hour 3 - Santa Barbara County Supervisor Laura Capps joins Monks & Merrill to discuss California's fight against the Trump administration over the reopening of a long-dormant Santa Barbara oil pipeline and why local leaders say the coast is "not for sale." Plus, the Justice Department alleges UC San Diego illegally considered race in admissions, and new questions arise after Denver Public Schools paid the Los Angeles superintendent—now under FBI investigation—more than $100,000 for coaching services.

<p>Hour 3 - Santa Barbara County Supervisor Laura Capps joins Monks &amp; Merrill to discuss California's fight against the Trump administration over the reopening of a long-dormant Santa Barbara oil pipeline and why local leaders say the coast is "not for sale." Plus, the Justice Department alleges UC San Diego illegally considered race in admissions, and new questions arise after Denver Public Schools paid the Los Angeles superintendent&mdash;now under FBI investigation&mdash;more than $100,000 for coaching services.</p>

Monks & Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.</p>

Monks & Merrill

Oil, Admissions & Investigations

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