john edwards. >> i mean he's a pretty dude isn't he, with the hair and all of that. let's be here.ude. >> larry: so you say that because it does seem like corey booker is single. >> i think he could-- i think barack if he was single could still win. >> you think so? >> would you have voted for barack if he was single? (cheers and applause) >> larry: would you vote for hill rae if she was single. >> no. >> see! sexism. >> it is definitely sexism. i don't think america could handle it. we can't handle a woman president. we haven't had one yet. every other country damn near pakistan had a female president. come on man! >> larry: president for a single woman, do you think she's going to bring-- into the white house? >> that's exactly what it is. we don't want a single woman and we don't want an ugly old dude. >> i don't think it's because he's ugly. i think it's because they're not sure about him. look the guy-- if lindsey graham can't even get a woman to pretend that she's married to him there's something wrong with the dude. how can you be a single straight man and not have a tend er

. >> if we had had a short campaign season, we could have possibly elected john edwards as the united states. >> part is a journalist problem. >> learning about the candidates is taking a picture of hillary clinton at chipotle >>> and migrants making a journey across the u.s.-mexican border. >> they approached us looking for the water. on one hand we didn't want to aid and abet laws. but these people were dying of thirst. >> shot dead and the government does nothing. >> they teach you how to eliminate people? >> ya. >> we've done it and that is why we are there. >> my life is in danger. >> anyone who talks about the islamic religion is killed. >> don't miss the exclusive al jazeera investigation. >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that.

john edwards was that "it" guy in '03 in the democrats and he couldn't take it. he sort of crumbled. >> the good news is that the stage is so full i'm going to be participating in some of these debates. no one can train all of their force on anyone or they'll be sabotaged by another. they'll have to step up for themselves. that actually advantages walker and rubio to a certain extent because they have the most to lose from being attacked negatively and this is not a field in which people can afford to attack too much. >> and the other thing is if anybody gets attacked it's jeb that's probably going to get the most attacks, whether he likes it or not. >> $100 million does that. >> it's a pleasure. your book is "the queen." you swear there's real advise. >> a little bit. >> that's all for this conversation today. you can of course find this and past episodes on our website. we'll be back next week. now stay tuned for president obama's weekly address, right after this. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joe

. >> if we had had a short campaign season, we could have possibly elected john edwards as the united states. >> part is a journalist problem. >> learning about the candidates is taking a picture of hillary clinton at chipotle >>> and migrants making a journey across the u.s.-mexican border. >> they approached us looking for the water. on one hand we didn't want to aid and abet laws. but these people were dying of thirst. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. . >> air attacks are under way. >> we are extending the zone. >> iraq has weapons of mass destruction. forces. >> combat in iraq has ended. >> iraq - we have seen a fraction of all our chaos. intensified. >> we will degrade and destroy i.s.i.l. >> we created this mess in the first place. >> we still have chaos in roir. >> joining us is got ayres manager raed jarrar, current affairs manager, thank you for joining us. yo

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. >> if we had had a short campaign season we could have possibly elected john edwards as the united states. >> part is a journalist problem. >> learning about the candidates is taking a picture of hillary clinton at chipotle >>> and migrants making a journey across the u.s.-mexican border. >> they approached us looking for the water. on one hand we didn't want to aid and abet laws. but these people were dying of thirst. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights on al jazeera america. . >> air attacks are under way. >> we are extending the no-fly zone. >> iraq has weapons of mass destruction. >> coalition is discharging forces. >> combat in iraq has ended. >> iraq - we have seen a fraction of all our chaos. >> sectarian violence has intensified. >> we will degrade and destroy i.s.i.l. >> we created this mess in the first place. >> we still have chaos in roir. >>

significant because the times endorsed hillary clinton over barak obama and john edwards. you talk about robert rice saying he thinks that both clintons have to be more transparent about the foundation giving. >> she is running a general election campaign already. and i do think that the issue of disclosure and full disclosure is a co vulnerability. and her husband as well. put everything out. more disclosure than any other candidate. >> reporter: he went on to say that bill clinton should end the practice of paid speeches. and democrats pushing back by noting that former president bush is giving peaches and his brother jeb bush is looking sourcely about getting in the presidential race. >> and carle foriana put out all of the information about her finances. >> reporter: when you compare the two it is interesting. carle foriana has a net worth of $59 million. but hillary clinton it is a wide range. she had a financial disclosure form with the financial commission. but well is a lot of details to beout. carle foriana, income and 30 million for hillary clinton. and federal t

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back to your point about the in story about john edwards. i helped with that.ined me at "in touch" and broke this story. we never named the victims. we said there were five under age minor victims. >> did you consider not reporting this at all? once you had the documents and had the information, did you consider not covering the story because it could revictimize the girls? >> we considered every aspect of it. ultimately what we decided was the news worthiness of it and the fact that this was a public document that had to be released and that overrode everything. by not naming the victims we were on the right side of what we felt comfortable doing. a lot of the information was out there in rumor form over the internet. don't forget that the investigation from the police started when the family was going to appear on the oprah winfrey show in 2006. the show called the child abuse hotline four years after the abuse allegations had surfaced. >> hmm. when you hear the daughters, two of them on fox news saying that they had been revictimized how did you feel? did it

picked richard again heart to be his running mate but of course it was a mistake, kerry had picked john edwardsturned out to be another kind of mistake but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled again heart's campaign manager. >> i called up dick again heart and said dick i know you can't talk about this -- he said it of he ever happened. i said dick i understand that you have to deny it to me and everybody else -- he said steve, it didn't happen. why wouldn't you believe him when he said so emphatically there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep all the conversation going on with the no, ma'am a knee -- >> so lying is okay in in politics? >> running for office lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates rife's even keep their secrets. they rarely pictures fdr in their wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything is game and that's a good thing. even though we reporters are sometim

endorsement of the "new york times" editorial page hotly contested endorsement over president obama and john edwardso the timing of that is interesting. the clinton camp has consistently said they are not worried about these questions, but look what happened over the weekend. wisconsin democrats had a straw poll. hillary clinton only beat bernie sanders by eight points 49%-41%. remember in the key state of iowa bernie sanders in a bloomberg poll had reached 16%, still trailing hillary clinton by a lot, but it's interesting that she still has this pressure building from the left. gretch. >> interesting numbers comparing carly fiorina now to hillary clinton. it's interesting because in our power index we just had carly at number four breaking really into the top five now on the gop side. >> and part of the reason she's been rising is that she's been taking hillary clinton on directly. look at these numbers in terms of fiorina late last week putting out that her net worth is about $59 million and got into great detail on that. hillary clinton, we don't know exactly how much because she's only done a di

john edwards ran to the left of barack obama. certainly hillary clinton did in 2008. >> yeah. after he became president there were complaints from from me included negotiation over budget. >> i've been meaning to talk to you about that. >> well, i will be happy over your favorite beverage i will be delighted. your choice, manny's or billy goat. but the, well budget negotiations, various other issues down the line. health care, single-payer, i could list off the litany that my son who worked for obama's campaign back in '08 and ran into that usual two-year disillusionment of the young when campaigning et cetera. go ahead. >> thoroughly understand it, but, clarence, let's just take health care as an example. >> right. >> i was there during that whole period and as you know, health care almost died a thousand deaths. we got the health care. we got as much as we were going to get. we couldn't get a public option in the health care plan. it wouldn't have passed the senate. so you know, i think part of the problem is, there was this notion that barack obama got elected president, th

john edwards.st caucus been held a week later in '04, i promise you he would have beaten kerry. he came on so strong. and of course he came in second to obama seven years ago. >> so sanders is something to really watch here as you see it? i mean these early crowds? it couldn't be any better this early, could it? >> you know it is -- you would think of this as there's an oh wow moment. and i think that if -- i wouldn't bet that he doesn't actually show up. i think there could be a there there. and i think maybe you heard those young people right? they don't want to hear blather, whatever you want to call it. this guy is saying i'm going to put 13 million americans to work fixing the infrastructure in the country, right? everybody knows how bad the roads are and the sewer systems and everything else. everybody's been talking about it. this guy says let's do this thing. maybe it's something as simple as that. maybe one health care payer, all this other stuff. you look at the suffering that the middle

we have an enhanced two americas, two michael ferolis cautious view on growth, do we polarize john edwardsl: they do not necessarily have the same causes, so i think a lot of researchers now feel that in some ways globalization has something to do with the growth in inequality, among other factors. that is not necessarily what is driving the slowdown in u.s. trend growth. another way to put a is this growth in inequality has been a crying since the early 1970's. there are periods where we have strong trend growth in the 1990's and early 2000's -- tom: does bruce cadman take your view with a global mediocre? michael: definitely. we see slowdown in the u.s. and the em countries. there may be some global specific, some global common factor. tom: this is brilliant. can we do this all morning? brendan: can we get three hours to talk about this on radio? vonnie: you did your best. tom: agenda brendan, do not tell me this irish whiskey. brendan: no, we are looking at angela merkel, and throughout this entire conversation, one of the things that is important is the coalitions within the countries

taking some of the language john edwards and those of war and has used. -- elizabeth warren is used. there are two americas. the rich have too much and the poor have too little and there is too much income inequality. the associations she has treated in the foundation and the connections she made their and her own personal wealth will be used against her if that is the message she is trying to use, because in an academic or political sense, she understands the importance of pushing for the middle class, but it is not something she can feel and her bones with the life she leaves and the people she is associated with. host: does she get called out for that kind of thing? guest: i am sure. think about marco rubio, scott walker. if we get into a general election, one of those guys says my dad grew up bussing tables, in the case of marco rubio. i built myself up from nothing i still ride my motorcycle. all of the cultural associations those guys will bring up if they end up running against hillary clinton in the general election. even if she has the right rhetoric, she has no cultural tou

first-in-the-nation caucus state of iowa where she finish eed in third place against barack obama and even john edwards back in 2008. clichb ton will be heading right out to iowa as soon as she's finished, right behind us on roosevelt island. to preview what's going to happen today n the weeks, months to come, we have our panel for our first ever on location "up," msnbc political analyst joan walsh, editor at large for salon. michael steele, msnbc contributor and former chairman of the republican national committee and e.j. dee ham with "the washington post" and senior fellow at brookings. welcome, guys. we're not going to be on roosevelt island but we can have the best view it is. >> i hope you swim across when we're done. >> you're all coming with me doing doggie paddle. >> joan, let me start with you, a couple hours away we live in this age of we have announcements, announcements of announcements, soft rollouts hard rollouts. she's been a candidate for two months. it is different today because this is being billed as the grand purpose speech for hillary clinton. >> i think we all had a lot of questi

taking some of the language john edwards and those of war and has used. there are two americas. rich have too much and the poor have too little and there is too much income inequality. the associations she has treated in the foundation and the connections she made their and her own personal wealth will be used against her if that is the message she is trying to use because in an academic or political sense, she understands the importance of pushing for the middle class, but it is not something she can feel and her bones with the life she leaves and the people she is associated with. host: does she get called out for that kind of thing? guest: i am sure. think about marco rubio, scott walker. if we get into a general election, one of those guys says my dad grew up bussing tables, in the case of marco rubio. i built myself up from nothing i still ride my motorcycle. all of the cultural associations those guys will bring up if they end up running against hillary clinton in the general election. even if she has the right rhetoric, she has no cultural touch downs and part of these as

a look at the debate over the economy and john edwards.ransient issues is the subject of "the new york times" sunday review -- what makes a woman? jerry is joining us from nebraska. good morning to you. caller: in 2008, we had a chance to maybe get this changed when john mccain agreed to ditch public financing. barack obama agreed to it at the start. when he found out how much money he could raise on the internet he backed out of it. we had a chance in 2008 to change this. thank you. host: a look at the book review section of "the new york times." number one this week is "the right brothers" by david mccullough. we featured many of these books on booktv, which you can see every weekend on c-span two. also, a new book out on ronald reagan. the title is "reagan, the life." as we said this week, the house will be focusing on trade issues. speaker of the house john boehner saying that they will be a majority of republicans likely to support the trade bill. not the case for democrats. he can watch the debate on tpp fast-track authority on c-spa

already seen her casting herself as a champion of the middle class taking on date language you heard john edwardsused in 2008. there are two americas. the rich have too much in the poor have too little. there's too much income inequality and i think both the association she has created the foundation and the connections he has made there and her own personal wealth will be used against her. it seems like an academic or in a political sense she understands the importance of pushing for the middle class biting income inequality but it's hardly an issue when this is the life she leads in these are the people as he associates with ray of. >> host: that she caught get called out with the association and the money involved? >> guest: think about marco rubio and scott walker. jeb bush might do this as well but think of the general election. my dad grew up busing tables in the case of marco rubio. my father was a small-town preacher. i still ride my motorcycle, all those cultural associations with those guys will bring up when they run against hillary clinton in the general election. even if she has the

peter: two track stars john carlos and tommie smith influenced by edwards, took his theory and put itpractice. harry: a great deal of what they internalized and a great deal of their awakening politically, i mean, i have to take the rap for that. when carlos and smith got to the games and determined they were going to do something principally tommie it was a tremendous moment. peter: smith and carlos finished first and third in the 200 meters in the 1968 olympics in mexico city. the two men climbed the medal stand wearing black gloves. when the national anthem began they raised their fists in a black power salute, which lasted the length of the anthem. harry: for these two men to get to the podium and to make that demonstration in the face of all of that danger recrimination, and so forth, to me was one of the most courageous, committed acts not just in sports, but of the 20th century. peter: at that moment, the movement born on a bench at san jose state became worldwide news. a young columnist in chicago named brent musburger called out edwards and his proteges, calling smith and car

and to talk about some of the things adam brought up we are joined by edward a history professor at john j college. and specialises in this area. i know there was a court decision there has been a law allowing all this to happen. why has that happened? why is there a move for this to happen politically in the dominican republic. >> yesterday, as you know it was a deadline. there was a move in the press, or everyone heard that there were going to be a lot of deportations. everyone that i spoke with in the dominican republic this week is on edge particularly in the haitian community, and the community of dominicans >>> why is the government moving to do this? is there a popular antagonism these days towards the haitian migrants? >> i think for the last 25 years there has been an increase of anti-hatianism in the dominican republic, and we see the intensification historically by the elite, using the hatian bogeyman, so to speak, in times of economic turmoil, and as a way to deflect from real issues such as corruption. >> but the real problems that adam referred to massacres of hatians in th

edward ellson for supporting the lecture series. johnis the author of "whirlwind: the american revolution," and that's what he'll be talking about this evening. he has written 13 books on the american revolution, an early american society. his books include biographies of george washington and john adams. his books also revolutionary war and in 2013 jefferson and

> parkinson's can be a devastating disease but today tamala edwards introduces us to a man that is determined to focus on each moment. >> john used to be a businessman but in retirement he discovered a love of art. >> my wife and i went to brazil and i took a camera with me and i discovered i loved photography. >> he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. >> people say oh, my gosh what do i do now for me it was a moment to say what is important to me. >> the answer for john was photography he and his wife started to travel the globe from india to peru. along the way he realized he had a talent as well. >> i'm not sure if i discovered art or if art discovered me. i am grow that way. >> he sees art as a gift and a way to activitily create his minld. >> we know we can expand our minds and we make new opportunities as well. >> as for the parkinson's -- >> it makes me realize how important the moment is i'm not my disease i'm something other than my disease and i choose to live life to the best of my ability. >>> well the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00, including a big award for c

one program became public when edward snowden brought them to light. >>> u.s. secretary of state johnry is spending the night in swiss hospital after breaking his leg earlier today. kerry originally planned to come back to massachusetts today to see his own doctor but decided to stay overseas for observation. kerry broke his leg after hitting a curb while on a bike riding outside of geneva. doctors say he will make a full recovery. a spokesperson says the secretary of state hopes to fly back to the states tomorrow. >>> glass and debris dropped 28 stories and crashed on to a new york street. what went wrong high above that put tomorrow seal in danger. >>> and protesters clashed with police armed with tasers. the violent confrontation caught on video. >> enrique he know gray sis starts to crowd when he starts to bleed on stage. what happened right in the middle of a show that let him hurt and flying to los angeles for surgery. >> dave. we're looking at some areas of rain coming through the region. this one right now. this one tomorrow. could there be any more that could cause more flood

edward ellson for supporting the lecture series. john ferling is the author of "whirlwind: the american revolution," and that's what he'll be talking about this evening. he has written 13 books on the american revolution, an early american society. his books include biographies of george washington and john adams. his books also revolutionary war and in 2013 jefferson and hamelton: the rivality that forged a nation. several of his books have been selections of the history book club, and the book of the month club and almost a miracle of the american victory and the war of independence was an award-winning book as well. he had a 40-year teaching career at the university of west georgia in carrollton before retiring in 2004 to focus more on writing books which is why he's been very prolific over the past few years. you can learn more about him and his books by visiting johnferling.com can. please join me in welcoming john ferling to the atlanta history center. [applause] >> thank you kate, and thank you for coming out this evening on this

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john kiriako who revealed the name of a torturer. jeffrey stirling, 42 months, a real whistleblower. chelsea manning. the situation has gotten more dangerous for whistleblowers, no question about it. edward snowden, i think, would have to look forward to life in prison >>> recently you turned 84 years of age. you are touring your europe. enforcity is in a week, talking about the issues. aren't you at the stage of your life where you should spend more life with your grandchildren, and you live in california, working on your golf swing. what keeps you out here? >> i'll supposed to be spending my time on - as my publisher nose, on a deadline extended several times. what keeps me from doing that is that the issues keep arising, and that's my excuse how come you are at it, we say they are still at it, we are still at it. >> i look norwood to talking to you again when the book comes out. it's been a real pleasure. >> thank you. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et production is huge

john siegenthaler reports. >> it's about democracy. >> newly published top secret documents leaked by edward snowden revealed a secret surveillance program in which the n.s.a. club rated with the f.b.i. to target foreign-based hackers in its counter terrorism program. the documents according to "the new york times," show that in 2012 the justice department gave the n.a.a. permission to begin tracking what they suspected was malicious computer activity coming into the u.s. from abroad the revelations come just days after congress approved the freedom act a bill intended to curb the n.s.a. spy powers and increase transparency. among the documents leaked, an n.s.a. memo describing a request for help from the fibbing in its investigation of foreign bailed hackers. the memo goes on to describe how using the n.s.a.'s warrantless search system would avoid duplication efforts. the communications would be forwarded to the f.b.i. the plan supposedly executed in 2012 was not publicly disclosed. the revelation comes while concern gross over high profile cyber attacks against american companies and individuals. >> kim jong-un wants to do an interview

devastating disease, in the art of aging, tamala edwards introduces us to a man who is facing the diagnosis with the determination to focus on each moment. >>> john used to be a businessman, but in retirement he discovered a love of art. >> in 1989 my wife and i want went to brazil. i realized i loved photography. >> reporter: he started showing his work 15 years ago and 2009 his doctor diagnosed him with parkinsons disease. some people would say what do i do now. for me it's a moment to say what's important to me. >> reporter: for john the answer was photography. so he and his wife started to travel the globe from india to peru with john finding inspiration in the sun and clouds ascertain the shaddows they cast. he realized he had a talent for drawing, as well. >> i don't know if art discovered me or i discovered art. >> reporter: he sees retirement as an opportunity to engage his mind in the creative process. >> my brain is growing and you make opportunities, as well. >> reporter: as for the parkens sons. >> it provide me with the opportunity to realize how important the present moment is the joy of life. i'm not my disease and i choose to live

tom: is there enough humility there in case edward morse gets his lower oil prices? daniel: there is already been what john a good sweating. they will bounce back from it. the thing about brazil, to go back for that, remember, three years or four years ago when president obama went down to brazil, he talked about giving money to brazil to produce oil so that the united states could imported. that is how quickly things can change. katia: speaking of petrobras, it has great assets, but it has got a huge debt burden and it has the profit branding policy. do you think it will ever regain its status of being a well-run national oil company? daniel: technically, petrobras is. it is at the forefront of the offshore -- it discovered the pre-fault, which people did not think was possible. technically it is a very accomplished and capable country, one of the pioneers of the offshore. i think they have to cut through the debt problem, they have got to get away from the policies they have, and the new president -- by cutting the budget, they will divest resources. they have got to get back to focus. tom: mexico is doi

again greenwald his report of working with edward snowden is viewed as the catalyst for this whole debate on surveillance and privacy. >> secretary of state johnkerry is making his way home after a bike accident in europe. he broke his ligonier geneva sunday. he is expected to fly to boston to see his own doctors. he was attending nuclear attacks over iran. >> a last minute deal would keep five former taliban leaders from leaving qatar. all five were part of the swap to free american bowe bergdahl. they've been in qatar under travel restrictions since release from guantanamo bay. qatari officials agreed to a temporary extension to keep these men in custody at the request of the united states. it's hard to know the role the men would play if they could rejoin the fight. >> either these people were not that senior anyway, they're mid level and they've been out of the game for over a decade, so how much harm can they do, on the other hand, i talked to someone i trust very much today who described this as the afghan national security council that we were going to send them back. it's hard to determine the facts, whether these are really senior fig

edward dumont. i am here for san diego county and sheriff gore and john whitesides. i am authorized confirm sheriff gore has not changed his policies or procedures for the issuance of concealed weapons permits pending guidance from the court. beyond that, mr. chapin is here to answer questions. i will be dividing time with mr. whitesides. judge: mr. dumont, where were you when we argue this case before? the sheriff is not going ahead. and we questioned at that time -- we said, does the state no? yes, they know about that. we had discussions about whether it implicated a statutory scheme. the state sat on its hands and lost. and here you are. why should we let you intervene at this point? mr. dumont: we appreciate the ability to be here today. judge callahan: we would have liked to hear from you before. mr. dumont: we appreciate that. we think we should be permitted to intervene given the way these cases together have now become in essence, a challenge to the constitutionality of california public hearing schemes as a whole. there is a way that the court should revolv

john cryer. anna: and parting words from the outgoing credit suisse ceo. we bring you our exclusive interview. ♪ anchor: good morning, everyone. you are watching "countdown." i am guy edwards guy johnson. anna: good morning, guy. i am anna edwards. guy: were these guys the ones to be running this? and now, we have an answer. anna: announced finally over the weekend following a meeting, and we have a stock chart of it haven't we? if you boil this whole story down, i guess that is one of the key things. guy: they do not watch it on a daily basis. it will look after himself. anna: it underperformed its peers quite significant the so 4.6%, and the time were at 30%, so that is a big comparison. guy: people were talking about breaking this banks up, because that is what john cryer does. we will find out very, very shortly. we have some guests coming up. anna: we have some guests on the program. and some notes on italy. sticking with the banking sector -- guy: dougan. this is his exit interview. you kind of feel like this is the changing of the guards. he is leaving credit suisse. and then the replacement at deutsche bank. they say enough is enough. they have certainly been hamme

edward says it's aults the manager's fault. what about the players? if you did a lousy job. you would be fired. baseball players are spoiled. joining us to break it all down, johnto slam ryne sandberg but i will. >> pretty interesting. it was unexpected. the phillies didn't expect it and i hope he's not trying to get another managerial job in baseball, when you quit like that that doesn't look good on you. the phillies are about to hire a new director of operations. he used to run the cubs. the word is he's not a big fan. he saw the writing on the wall. they're going to fire me anyway so i'm getting out while the getting is good. if they fire you, they fire you, but the losing was grating on him. whether you had whatever manager you want to put in there, this team wasn't winning any games. i can't blame ryne sand berk. >> i blame him for jumping ship. excited about the sick -- sixers. now i'm disappointed. should i be? >> no, you shouldn't be. even three or four months ago, okafor was the number one contestant where any fan would have said absolutely i want this guy. through the tournament, breaking down, everything that goes on with players, post tournament an