this medal is for anthony weiner. he died last year. -- anthony weiner. -- wagoner. this medal is for the one-third of the women who are sexually assaulted by their peers. we say we stand up for our sisters and afghanistan, but cannot even stand up for them here. this medal here is because i'm sorry, to all of you. i'm sorry. >> i was part of the invasion of iraq in 2003 and afghanistan 2011. believe me, i was a soldier. i was squared away. i really believe in this mission. i learned the army values. loyalty, to be, respect, helpless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage. after my experience, i realized there is no integrity. integrity, do what is legally and morally in love right, and we failed. there is no honor in these wars. they are just saying is. >> and veterans of the mores of iraq, afghanistan, and vietnam hurling their war medals toward the gates of the nato summit in chicago. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. as we bring you this memorial day special, honor the dead, she'll the wounded, stop the wars. [♪] [♪] >>

>> as long as you take the anthony weiner pledge. use common sense. people will start to learn those protocols. there's been a number of folks who have run for office and suddenly there's a post on facebook they shouldn't have posted there. you're seeing in the higher process, i see with it my kids they are being taught and learning there's a whole cultural process. i want to come back, because i do think there's a tension right now between how social media and technology is impacting democracy and structural issues in democracy. there's so many structural issues right now that are effectively designed to push people not find compromise and not to get to the center from both sides and forcing people to go the opposite end of the field and i think -- i don't know what the answer will be in terms of whether social media and technology can help alleviate or address that, aspirationally. i certainly hope that's the situation for the benefit of small d democracy. but i think that will play itself out in a really interesting way because i think if you look

you hear of clinton having sex with you know the cigar thing in the in the oval office i mean anthony weiner things you can get away with treating photos of as janet just like what the what you know what gets into these people. all i mean i think it's really funny because what the disco like i think the scandal tour is making it seem like d.c. is just chock full of these scandals and of course there are scandals but there if you really look at compared to the numbers they're kind of few and far between because at the end of the day we're congressional reparative representatives at least spend their time doing almost every day is going to fundraisers and sometimes two or three fundraisers that's literally how they spend most of their time is like going to really drab rooms where the orders have do small talk beg for money you know and stuffed mushrooms they don't actually spend that much time getting stuff to themselves but they do they do you know i think like these kinds of you know we like to we like to make scandal seem so big and huge and they take over but at the end of the day i kind o

remember anthony weiner, the guy who tweeted a picture of his groin?ve another wiener on her hands. this is michael wiener, posing with barely dressed women in a red light district in the philippines. the photo was taken on a photographer there to document on the sex industry. wiener said that he did nothing wrong. he does have his clothes on, which is good. if you are a politician and your last snname is wiener, should y never pose for a picture, ever. the odds that there are two politicians with the last name wiener are involved in a scandal -- the fact is, wieners have been involved in this sort of thing for many, many years. >> the legacy for jege ratigene zacharia wiener. >> i want to left your petticoat and drive your the trail. >> joe wiener who slides no home plate. >> and he drives in the plate, oh, the humanity. look at that louisville slugger. >> to leave a nation speechless. and willie wiener, the smallest of all wieners. >> is that an acorn or are you just happy to see me? >> are the humble beginning to the wieners of today, the wieners we

. >> remember mid-june of 2011 when anthony weiner's sexting scandal caused him to resign? they released the number of people filing for unemployment insurance that found week of june 23, 429,000 people filed for jobless benefits but figure that turned out to require no revision. >> every week since then, 47 weeks in all, the labor department quietly revised upward the number of jobless claims filed. >> vii for 47 at the plate is good batting average. uncanny they are all revise for favor of the administration. >> there is funny business because the numbers can't be off 47 weeks in a row! >> the weekly benefit claims tallied by the labor department employment training administration. the holiday, blizzard, computer crashes can come boyn to produce incomplete data. >> this is 60 to 80%. you get information quickly on a weekly basis it will fluctuate. they are getting more information. >> in the first bush term, d.o.l. revised the numbers upward 40 out of 47 weeks. remaining seven weeks likely to see numbers staying flat as going down. bureau of labor statistics they tell you

[laughter] and now, perhaps, the last of the breed, senator john edwards, the breck boy, and anthony weiner who sent pictures of himself holding his best friend in his hand to women he barely knew. [laughter] the infantile leftists were famous for running around in public in jogging attire that looked very much like their underwear. for wind surfing and bungee jumping. hillary even downed shots of whiskey in public after the indiana primaries, and now she's been seen swilling and guzzling beer from a bottle in cartagena. she is the first secretary of state ever filmed in cartagena drinking beer from a bottle. but anything, anything for the photo op. all would have been improbable stunts in public life at any other period were it not for another historic turning point in liberalism. the chappaquiddick dispensation, as i call it. it dates from the summer of 1969 when teddy kennedy took off on his famous swim leaving mary jo kopechne to drown in the backseat of his submerged oldsmobile. the tragedy would have led any other politician to retire from public life, or he'd have been bounced from p

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and third part oy independent referencing to make sure this guy isn't anthony weiner and making suret sending pictures of himself all around the internet. this is serious and boards have to turn it up a notch because you've got people's lives, people's careers and shareholders like the companies in the firemen and teachers have invested in these stocks. come on, let's cut it out. these boards are not clubs any more. >> there is another point here. which is that is not the fault of the search firm. it is not the fault necessarily of even the people taking the jobs. it is the fault of bad companies. and bad companies have a singular problem. good people don't want to work for them. >> well, that could be. however, i can guarantee you that it wouldn't be difficult to get top caliber people's interest in yahoo!. now, how much support the board has -- >> there is nobody in their right mind who would go to work for yahoo! at this point. >> i disagree. >> is that best job out there? because there is no expectation of success. >> but there is almost a certainty of a fail tour. >> it is a hec

. >> i think the only guy who's had any like with exploding underpants was anthony weiner. >>> mitt romney won the primaries in north carolina, indiana and west virginia. >> north carolina voters approve the constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman only. >> gay couples smoking with contraceptives is the worst thing. >> oh, my gosh. that would be the worst thing. heaven forbid! >>> a sheriff's deputy grabs a suicide man as he was about to jump off the bridge. >> josh hamilton. hit four home runs in a game. >> and he got another! >> all that -- >> he said to me, i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i said you should have thought about that before he tried to rob that lady. >> a moment of candor from joe biden. >> the problem is i sometimes say all that i mean. >> and all that matters. >> a paralyzed woman has become the first person to finish a marathon wearing a bionic suit 16 days after the race began. >>> last year uncle sam paid $133,000 for george bush's phone bill. >> apparently bush called 411 thousands of times to ask if santa was real. >>> welcome

. >> i think the only guy who has had any luck with exploding underpants is anthony weiner. >> mitt romney won the primaries in north carolina, indiana and west virginia. >> north carolina voters approve a constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman only. >> gay couple smoking with contraceptives be the worst thing. >> my god. heaven forbid. >>> a sheriff's deputy grabbed a suicidal man just as he was about to jump off the bridge. >> josh hamilton hit four home runs in a game. >> how about another. >> all that. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i said you should have thought about that before you tried to rob that lady. >> a moment of candor. >> no one has ever doubted i mean what i say. the problem is i sometimes say all that i mean. >> and all that matters. >> a paralyzed woman is the first person to finish a marathon wearing a bionic suit six days after the marathon began. >> apparently bush called 411 thousands of times to ask if santa was real. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we now know why a plot to blow up a u.s. bo

there was a lot of outrage about anthony weiner he left disgraced from the house of representatives. to get a nice pension for the rest of his life. >> sure. >> let's also remember this jeff neeley not only did very all of these, you know, reckless spending and abuses of power. he also didn't cooperate with the congressional committee that was trying to investigate what went wrong here to make sure it never happened again. he employed the fifth. he protected himself. didn't help the taxpayers. now $100,000 a year. the number is staggering. many of you driving this memorial day weekend. some of you flying. imagine if you are flying with your family of four. you show up to the gate and they tell it you if you guys actually want to sit with your kids that will be an extra 150 bucks round trip. some airlines are thinking about charging you more to sit with your children. >> it comes down to the bottom line at that points, right? it looks like they are catering to business passengers who they have three or four times a week that are flying with them. elite passengers they want to indicate