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i know a lot of people, tom foley was a local politician -- a local lawyer, got elected to congress.n, came across pretty well, you could win a race without having a zillion dollars. now, if you say this information flow, according to you, is run by money. >> that's not what -- >> you just said it. >> deb fischer is an example of what you're talking about. he's a rancher, a mother, a small business owner. >> because she was anointed by your rich buddies. >> she was not anointed by anybody. >> mr. rickets has got a couple hundred million dollars and he says, i'll give you some. >> that's not true at all. the people of nebraska decided. it's time for change. >> if deb fischer gets elected to the united states senate, do you think mr. rickets will be able to get a meeting with her once in a while? >> i don't know. all mr. rickets wants and all that we should want is a budget. he just wants the leaders to lead. >> i didn't see the ads. i saw ads that trashed your opponents. >> thank you, sir. thank you, madam. i like you a lot. i disagree you, get along with you. >>> when we return, let

superintendent of the massachusetts state police thomas foley revealing details of his brand new book, there it is "most wanted, pursuing whitey bulger." tomnk you. >> first off, why was it so difficult? >> well, because over the years, whitey bulger was an informant for the f.b.i. so it was unbeknownst at the time that we initially started the investigation into him but as we started to get deeper and deeper into his activities, we were learned that he was being protected by the bureau. >> that went very helpful to you and then at the same time you're working for the state of massachusetts and whitey bulger's brother was the head of the state senate? >> he was the president of the senate, probably the most powerful politician in massachusetts at the time. >> how did he try to slow down the investigation? >> well, there was some bills that almost passed that were going to make some detectives on the state police retire early. that was one of them. and we also had to be concerned about some of the budget issues that the department would have faced. >> you're talking he was an f.b.i. informant before he went on the lam. >> yes. >> talk about