i would like to think he paveed the way for the anthony wieners of the world. >> and paveed the way for just flexing one arm. the left arm. it was his right arm i guess. the right arm flexing is now like everybody does it. >> and the fist. >> got to make the fist. >> could it have happened to a better guy, mike? >> couldn't have happened to a better guy. you have my favorite clip on there where he says if i was giving a speech to 45,000 people and i always wanted to say to myself who goes there and who comes up with that stuff. i was stunned when we found out that we had 30 plus shows with weiner on them. and i knew it was a lot but i didn't know it was that many. i was amazed and incredibly pleased that we would be including this on the show because it is, on the one hand, it is a very simple simple story of a man child and his fascination with his anatomy and a complex story of lust and treachery and all those things. it was fascinating. >> thank you for the long winded explanation which fulfilled no purpose whatsoever. p.a.b., looking ahead to 2012 and beyond, can wiener come back? w

[laughter] but at least unlike anthony wiener you can tell if i'm happy even if i'm standing behind the podium. [laughter] i assume you have all had a chance to read some of our new interviews in the last ten days, but i will just quickly say demonic is a description of the mall. mobs are always the monica and demons are always mobs, and i described the democratic party and liberalism as a mob starting with the french revolution, the revolt of the mob. it's been that way for 200 years and in the process of writing this book i now suddenly understand liberals any way i never did before. i consider myself something of an expert on liberals with the few things that always confused me for it civil paul krugman, frank rich, jonathan alter, they must be spared or a least they did well on their s.a.t. test because they all went to very good colleges and yet they seem so stupid. [laughter] in the that is explained as proud psychology. they think people in a crowd will lose some of their intelligence no matter how the conspiracies they will turn their components into enemies to adjust every poin

exactly ok so so then the double standard eliot spitzer step down bill clinton was impeached anthony wiener but david vitter after he got busted for being with a prostitute which is actually a crime none of those related crimes arguably spitzer did but. after he was with came back to the senate got a standing ovation from his republican peers newt is running for president and mark sanford never stepped out alive at all this court of public opinion is different in each of these cases plus the fact that constituents in south carolina who elect david vitter don't mind apparently that he has this in his past and his colleagues in the senate were not willing to censor him for that. try to force him out so he he he he passed through all the separate juries in his life and then he got he's not running for president and i don't think he would have much of a following and not for that reason either jim your thoughts as a libertarian i will have to both defend david vitter is right to be with the prostitute and the prostitutes right to be with david vitter and also concur that i think there is a diff

i would like to think he paveed the way for the anthony wieners of the world. >> and paveed the way fored to a better guy. you have my favorite clip on there where he says if i was giving a speech to 45,000 people and i always wanted to say to myself who goes there and who comes up with that stuff. i was stunned when we found out that we had 30 plus shows with weiner on them. and i knew it was a lot but i didn't know it was that many. i was amazed and incredibly pleased that we would be including this on the show because it is, on the one hand, it is a very simple simple story of a man child and his fascination with his anatomy and a complex story of lust and treachery and all those things. it was fascinating. >> thank you for the long winded explanation which fulfilled no purpose whatsoever. p.a.b., looking ahead to 2012 and beyond, can wiener come back? will people forget about this? >> he is becoming a family man now and the wife and child and whole thing and we love the family story. >> going to primary obama is what you are saying. >> he was obviously trying to prove to the support

i would like to think he paveed the way for the anthony wieners of the world. >> and paveed the way fored to a better guy. you have my favorite clip on there where he says if i was giving a speech to 45,000 people and i always wanted to say to myself who goes there and who comes up with that stuff. i was stunned when we found out that we had 30 plus shows with weiner on them. and i knew it was a lot but i didn't know it was that many. i was amazed and incredibly pleased that we would be including this on the show because it is, on the one hand, it is a very simple simple story of a man child and his fascination with his anatomy and a complex story of lust and treachery and all those things. it was fascinating. >> thank you for the long winded explanation which fulfilled no purpose whatsoever. p.a.b., looking ahead to 2012 and beyond, can wiener come back? will people forget about this? >> he is becoming a family man now and the wife and child and whole thing and we love the family story. >> going to primary obama is what you are saying. >> he was obviously trying to prove to the support

do we have any questions on anthony wiener? if we are talking regulation of the american economy and enron -- [snoring sound] >> host: tony, you are on with ann coulter. >> caller: you are talking about liberals turning everything into victims. one of the things would be when we watch the hurricane katrina. all these people that were told to leave, and the levees broke and they're in trouble and want to complain nobody got their quick enough and also why it is caught up politics, why do they use it when you just got caught in a lie? and also why would msn b.c. continue to hire no talent people in their company when their ratings are terrible, they don't tell the truth, how long do you think that will keep a before comcast get smart? >> guest: i don't think they're going to smarten up. it is a fact to be commented on that in every other industry other than the information industry someone comes along and put out a great product and everyone else imitates it like steve jobs's iphone. you have the imitator i phones for the apple c

i think it is it that anthony wiener will retire at $50,000 per year pension when he had to resign inisgrace. he does not participate and that and will not accept it. you're right, a career politicians are strangling the country, but he has been fighting against this publishment, against the washington machine four years. if you are looking at him personally profiting, that is just not the case. he is caught himself millions of dollars by taking himself out of his medical practice. if he kept delivering babies, he would be a lot wealthier today. he has a passion for liberty. he feels an obligation to be involved in speak out, an obligation to work with this real change. our country is at the point where we need this real change and people are waking up to that. thankfully he is still there to lead us back. host: jesse benton is the national campaign chairman president for ron paul. the has worked on numerous winning political campaigns. he served as co-founder and senior activists for ran paul. not to be out of turn but there is a question of age. and how old was his dad when he died?

other people is that you supported the republican gentleman who was running for congress in anthony wiener'sc party. but when it does something that i think is wrong, i'm going to stand up and say so. that makes me an even more independent person, doesn't it? >> gretchen: it does. we always appreciate your viewpoint. thank you for coming in, good to see you. coming up, a bungee jumper's cord snaps. this morning, that woman survived and she is sharing her incredible story. their dream of own ago home got crushed when the government stepped in or stomped on them, however you want to look at it. what they're doing today could affect any american that owns property. stick around for that my name is ron orsini, i'm forty eight years-old, i love to swim, and i love to walk outside. osteo bi-fl has really helped my kne. osteo bi-flex has been incredible for me, and i swear by it. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, the glucosamine chondroitin suppment with 5-loxin advanced. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex, my knees thank you. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex. the #1 do