Jeff Jackson
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Sep 25, 2026
Diane WilsonHOST
And you could be owed money for overpaying for certain generic drugs.
Diane WilsonHOST
That's according to Attorney General Jeff Jackson.
Diane WilsonHOST
This comes after a court approved a plan to distribute funds from a series of settlements with drug manufacturers that allegedly conspired to raise generic drug prices.
Diane WilsonHOST
Here's how to check.
Buchu AdivarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And these AI agents and codes can literally jump from one computer to another computer.
Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
On Thursday, 23 attorney generals, including North Carolina's Jeff Jackson, called for tougher national rules and safety checks on AI.
Penelope LopezCORRESPONDENT
In the signed letter to congressional leaders, it said recent developments show that unchecked AI dangers Americans and could soon threaten our financial system, critical infrastructure, and national security.
Buchu AdivarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Our government should prepare themselves to have those incident scenarios and incident response systems.
Amber RupintaHOST
Her husband is facing conspiracy charges.
Amber RupintaHOST
Well now to another victory for Attorney General Jeff Jackson aimed at protecting SNAP benefits here in North Carolina.
Amber RupintaHOST
Last fall, Jackson filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture over its changes to the program.
Amber RupintaHOST
Jackson argued the 24-hour deadline to implement eligibility changes was impossible and argued that it would put SNAP recipients in danger of losing food assistance.
David ReesHOST
always forget about that.
David ReesHOST
You're talking about A.G. Jeff Jackson? Yeah.
David ReesHOST
There you go.
David ReesHOST
Master of TikTok.
Richard HricikGUEST
So then the question becomes, what is their job? And that's the power of the attorney general's office.
Richard HricikGUEST
You know, Jeff Jackson right now in North Carolina is doing amazing work for the people of North Carolina who are getting getting ripped off and cheated every day, including on things like hidden fees and junk fees and the rest.
Richard HricikGUEST
And you know what? When you don't have anything, you can't afford those fights yourself.
Richard HricikGUEST
And you know who counts on that? The people who are taking advantage of you and squeezing you.
speaker_0HOST
North Carolina AG urges creation of a data center tariff.
speaker_0HOST
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is pushing for the creation of a separate data center rate class for Duke Energy customers that would go beyond what state utility regulators have proposed.
speaker_1HOST
PJM PC slash Teak Briefs, September 8, 2026.
speaker_1HOST
The Planning Committee deferred action on a package of revisions to Manual 21B, PJM Rules and Procedures for Determination of Generating Capability, pushing back the vote for a second consecutive meeting.
Brooks FullerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Right now, we need to be totally focused on 2026 and getting voters ready to vote in whatever way they want to vote.
Michael PerchickCORRESPONDENT
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson applauding the ruling, writing in part, "We appreciate the court recognizing the practical reality of the situation.
Michael PerchickCORRESPONDENT
Voting has begun.
Michael PerchickCORRESPONDENT
You don't change the rules in the middle of the election." Today, the president criticizing the court.
Amber RupintaHOST
Election officials said that there was not enough time to implement the changes, and opponents said Trump lacked constitutional authority to set election rules.
Amber RupintaHOST
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson celebrating the Supreme Court's decision.
Amber RupintaHOST
He released a statement saying, quote, "We appreciate the court recognizing the practical reality of the situation.
Amber RupintaHOST
Voting has begun.
Anna RiveraHOST
Only people on that list would receive ballots.
Anna RiveraHOST
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson celebrated the Supreme Court's decision.
Anna RiveraHOST
He released a statement saying, quote, we appreciate the court recognizing the practical reality of the situation.
Anna RiveraHOST
Voting has begun.
Michael PerchickCORRESPONDENT
Justice Brett Kavanaugh agreed with the majority, but based his decision primarily on timing, saying less than two months before the midterms was simply not enough time.
Michael PerchickCORRESPONDENT
state to comply now tonight North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson celebrating the Supreme Court's decision he released a statement that says in part we appreciate the court recognizing the practical reality of the situation voting has begun you don't change the rules in the middle of the election now this is a particularly notable development right here in North Carolina where mail-in ballots have already been sent out Steve
Steve DanielsHOST
Lauren Michael, thanks.
Steve DanielsHOST
And as we approach the November election, these are important dates to remember right here on your screen.
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