>> guest: and bruce williams from university of virginia and we went to graduate school together. we have been working of this raging over 20 years ago. >> host: of what are you most excited? >> guest: the opportunity for voices that have been outside the immediate agenda to be heard. the most recent example is what role is the heir of spring? it was generated by years of concern of political freedoms and economic concerns but but with that spread is a direct result from mobile technology to share ideas and thoughts. u.n. journalist had no access but it drew attention to issues that would have been quiet that would be more subtle that oftentimes are ignored because of class or race or gender issues that is what gets me most excited. is more confusing to assess information. we still need gatekeeper's but it is more chaotic world as a result. >> host: will "usa today" and "the wall street journal" and the "washington post" be around and me as important? >> guest: yes. i could be wrong but they will not be around in any form that we recognize. i am blessed concerned about that but pr

trent williams continues to nurse a deep thigh bruce and d'angelo hall has a boot.kup quarterback cedric griffin tested positive for adderall, a banned substance by the nfl that boosts concentration for those with add and adhd. >> absolutely disappointed, but like i said, nothing i can do about it. i can't sit there with him or anybody else in the locker room just like nobody else can. he'll probably have to deal with those consequences. >> as for robert griffin, iii, a piece of him is already off to canton in the pro football hall of fame. rg3 broke the nfl rookie quarterback rushing record monday night surpassing cam new ton. he now has 714 rushing yards on the season. enter exhibit a, yes, in the plastic baggy, griffin's game jersey and clipts for display in canton. -- cleats for display in canton. >> it's awesome. everyone want to be in the hall of fame, so we're in there, but got a long career preferably and this is only the first step. so it's an honor to have my jersey and my cleats over there. they're very dirty, in the hall of fame. >> and this was last nig

bruce springsteen opened the performances. governor chris christie was right there on hand along with bon jovi, billy crystal, brian williams and the rolling stones. >> i think politicians and all of us can learn something from governor chris christie and not just the best place to hoard twinkies. the governor threw politics aside and mitt romney and actually did something for the people of his state. >> well the six-hour show brought in more than $30 million from ticket sales alone and producers say up toed two billion would experience it live worldwide. all the proceeds are going to help sandy victims in new york, new jersey, and connecticut. >>> all right. now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." barbara waltered asked chris christie a question you may have had on your mind. >> there are people who say that you couldn't be president because you're so heavy. what do you say to them? >> that's ridiculous. i mean that's ridiculous. >> well, an unpaid 18-year-old intern for bob menendez is arrested after it was learned that intern was an undocumented immigrant and registered sex offender. immigr