you know who thinks someone is a bully, the people who get bullied buy them.union probably think he's a bully, democrats think he's a bully, people in ft. lee might think he's a bully even though he's not directly connected. being a bully is like a cub scout. you're nobody until they write a screen play or make an hbo movie. >> a bully, leader or neither. >> great point, not mutually exclusive. bully, leader. most leaders at some point a bully. he's governor of new jersey. that goes without saying. the thing so striking about that news conference, we're so used to politicians, celebrities coming out taking statements, a couple of quick questions. the fact that he sat there two hours and defended himself, and defended himself sometimes vigorously, maybe for some people looks like a bully. that shows he's a leader and willing to take any question out there for him. >> another huge talker, no pun intended, fcc getting feedback whether airline passengers should be able to talk on cell phones on the airplane. official comment period started today. hundreds of comme

that he is a bully. reputation that has dogged him for years. here's tom foreman. >> reporter: born in a state with a long history of heavyweight brawling, chris christie learned that his ways could be costly. in 1995 he tried to win an assembly seat and was crushed at the polls, leading to quiet work in the political background. yet after being elected in governor in 2009 and reelected in 2013, the tough guy took center stage. >> maybe the people in washington, d.c. should tune in their tvs to see how it is done. >> reporter: he has battered reporters. >> did i stay on topic? next question. >> if what you want to do is put on a show and giggle when i talk i have no interest in answering your question. >> reporter: voters are fair game too. >> don't bother me where i send my kids to school. and after you graduate from law school and conduct yourself like that in a courtroom you this be thrown in jail. >> reporter: and he walks a mr. political tight rope. >> some people don't like his style. they see him

he is a bully create he takes pride in being a bully.e established his reputation on being a bully. people like the fact that he takes no prisoners. he was a politician that did not have to cater to anybody. he did not care about the affect of what he said. boosted his popularity. that is what people like. what he says -- when he says he am not a bully, i am sorry, you are. you have been and you cannot take that back. recognize thatow it is not a good way to be. maybe he can change. maybe we can work better relationships to get more things done. host: that is raymond lesniak who is a state senator in new jersey. thank you for your time. here are some other articles. here is some capitol hill news. in politico, most of congress, millionaires. the majority are millionaires for the first time in history. that is according to a new analysis. least 268 of the 530 four current members have a net worth of more than $1 million. senator mark baggett, a democrat from alaska, missed a procedural vote on extending unemployment benefits to deliver it

is he a bully?ased on everything that he has done and the things that he said and how he has managed different issues along the way and just the commentary. take a baseball bat to this legislator and throw really nasty comments at people along the way when they don't agree with him. my relationship has been cordial. but i don't -- have learned not to trust where he is at on issues. >> if the governor is completely exonerated in his mind, would it be a good idea for him to put together his own investigative committee? he's been down this road before. >> he knows how to do it. you would absolutely agree, and i think it would have started with if there was real sincerity in that, he should have started by asking bridget kelly to come in and explain to him what she did and who was involved. >> okay, linda tender, thank you. i'm "ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, did governor chri

he is a bully?e is he by definition is a bully. somebody who throws a sucker punch and walks away. she'll sit in the arena and keep hitting >> every politician has a list of who they're going to help raise money for or not. that's different from states funds towards that politician or close down bridges. governor, i wanted to ask, you know, there seems to be the larger issue that chris christie doesn't seem to have many friends right now, present company excluded that the base of the republican party has been out to get him for a long time. there seems to be the larger problem that republicans, you're a sensible republican, republicans can't elect sensible people anymore because their party has 34506ed that far to the right. >> what kind of question is that? i think he's got a lot of friends. >> he does have a lot of the friends understand. next time. >> thanks, speaker. >> donna brazile and bob air lick. go to facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fireback question. what is your current view of ch

but i am not a bully.nd what i will tell you is that the folks who have worked with me over a long period of time would i believe tell you that i'm tough but i've shown over the last four years in the tone that we've set here that i'm willing to compromise. that i'm willing to work with others. >> that was governor chris christie this morning, of course, giving perhaps too broad a defense saying he is not a bully, in his words. many of his political enemies would beg to differ, and they're not confined to the democrats. as maggie haberman wrote, quote, chris christie is learning that being a party of one can be pretty lonely when times get tough. more notable was the dearth of republicans out there who rose to christie's defense. and privately, the schadenfreude expressed by some of them that a man who has never been shy about taking shots at others was suddenly on the receiving end. that was maggie haberman's comments today. he did get backing like michael grimm of staten island and governor nikki haley o

mostly over bullying. but i see this kind of sadistic streak because they can hide behind the internetment you don't have to go in -- internet. you don't have to go in the schoolyard and risk taking a shot to the head. you do it in your basement. it's a huge problem. >> the anonymity of the internet is making is so much worse -- >> are these kids meaner today? >> if they're meaner, but they have a different platform. they can attack on line and post pictures. there's a bunch of things going on with slut shaming with women on the internet. it's scary. the idea that you can, you know, you're so young, there are so many tools. with cameras on your phone, you take a picture when you're 18 that will come back to haunt you possibly at 30. >> parents and grandparent have to watch like crazy. what attracted you to the material? do you feel that this is an underreported crime? do you feel it -- there's been a lot of publicity on this program. we do a lot of this reporting. >> i wanted to make the movie because i've

it was called a case of bullying, and the victim was a transgender teen. tonight, however, a new twist. john live in martinez and, john, you learned that transgender teen is now being charged. >> gasia, one big question being asked right now is how could someone who's apparently a victim be charged with a crime while the alleged victimizers were not? >> this is where the alleged crime and everything that led up to it happened. 16-year-old jewels gutirrez is a transgender student. last november 15th the sophomore was involved in a fight with three girls that had been bullying her. it was caught on cell phone video. >> jewels identifies as being transgender, and i think that she had been tormented and harassed at school because of how she identified. >> jewels said she had previously sought help from schools but didn't get the response she was hoping for so the bullying continued. she previously told ktvu she couldn't take the bullying anymore so when confronted by the three girls, she fought back. >> when i initially received this case, i was shocked the di

this' a fine line between being forcible and a bully. in his first term, president obama was seen as a president who exhibiterred resolve. after 9/11, people admired him, in his second term he crossed the line, and his resolve became stubbornness. it is easy to cross the line between being forceful and a bully. if he gets the image of being a bully, it can be long lasting and damaging. >> tonight our cleaning will be joined by the author of chris christie inside story of his rise to power. that's coming up on consider this, that's at the top of the hour. in the meantime, new york newly elected mayor also found himself emeshed in some controversial. on the program cbs this morning his top cop commissioner seemed to back off from the mayor's campaign promise, to end a practice known as stop and frisk. >> so will you end stop and frisk? >> not at all. that would be like you trying to get out of here without asking a question, that's what police do. no, stop and frisk is an essential tool, we are just going to try to do a better job of train

is now facing battery charges filed by the alleged bully.7 news reporter alan wang has the story from hercules. >> she is spit gum in her happened and -- in her hand and it was full of saliva and threw it in my face. >> jill says she should charge the student who bullied her with battery, but instead that student is pressing misdemeanor battery charges against her. >> that's why i am so confused why this is happening. >> gutierrez who is by logically a boy admits to starting the fight at hercules high school, but only after being bullied because she identifies as transgender. >> it comes to a point where you can't take it anymore. >> even her own adopted parents admit it was hard to accept her gender identity. >> you have to do what is right for your son or for your daughter. you cannot rechange who they are. >> i can't understand why the district attorney's office would prosecute someone who has already been a victim of bullying. i think it is a further victimization of somebody who has been a target of homo phobia and trans phobia. >> i ca

don't bully me.nch out the bully hot hot -- bully outside the studio. >> make sure he has the app. >> he is beating me! >> send me a line, quick! >> thanks to ann coulter and ra the rugged man and gavin. that's it for me. i'm dana perino. i am not a very good host, but i will see you next time. resembling a doll than a network that you don't think is a doll. geez. >> tastes just like chicken. >> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfeld, along with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, dana preen yeah, and bob beckel. this is "the five." >> after speaking pot all day and drinking beer and taking pills justin bieber landed in jail this morning. this is his mug shot which proves no matter what you do bad boys always look great at 18. later in life, not so much. it gets worse. and worse. and really worse. my point is it's

but on fox one man was smart enough to see through all that. >> what about this bully narrative? >> i would have to say that in this sort of familiar nied -- familiarinnized atmosphere -- femininized atmosphere -- >> jon: of new jersey snj? the state choose chief exports are axe body spray and lit fart? that? that atmosphere? or do you mean the familiarinnized atmosphere in -- femininized atmosphere where we have to coexist together. >> men have learned the hard way that if you act like an old fashioned guy's guy you are in constant danger of looking sexist or thuggish or whatever. >> jon: ah, so bullies thugs and sexists are the real victims here. [ laughter ] if you think about it. [ laughter ] for not very long. [ laughter ] which is why this idea that the real tragedy in this entire situation is the overly pc-have pc-have -- vagina-fication of america. >> i'm a big target as well. >> if you have that tough guy image you speak bluntly, even rudely, especially if you take on certain interests, teacher's union in chris christie's case you run the risk of being a bully. >> jon: l

and bullying.it's interesting. they want to make it a first degree misdemeanor under the law to willfully, maliciously or repeatedly harass or cyber bully another person and a third degree felony if there's a credible threat and some physical threat involved in the harassment. some people say it's a subjective determination. how do you know whether it's really a crime? and other people are saying, well, this should be within the purview of the parents. the parents should regulate this and it shouldn't be a matter of criminal law. >> certainly, it's a lot easier for people to hide behind a computer screen. we get a lot of nice things sent to us and a lot of ugly things, too, and it can really be hurtful. and, you know, it's the way of the world now with technology being the way it is. we have some other examples for you of cyber bullying cases. back in april of 2013 a canadian teen aimer killed herself after an alleged rain in 2013. in march, an illinois teenager committing suicide after negative co

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he's not a bully? governor, this isn't about you. it's about the people that you inconvenienced and the possible misuse of power. but after all the rancor that's taken place, the bridges over bergen county are the biggest story in america tonight. it's a big story on the east coast, no question, but across the country people only want to know one thing -- is the guy telling the truth? and critics out there, well, they're not really sure. well, he did a great job at the press conference. why should that shock us? he's been an attorney his whole professional career. he's been a presenter his whole professional career. he's a politician. of course he's going to do a good job at a press conference. did he use a tell prompter? i don't know. here's the bottom line -- is governor christie telling the truth about what unfolded months ago? well, we're going to start with a number tonight, a very important number, and that number is 9. nine. that's how many times governor chris christie has denied that he or his administration had anything to

a rutgers professor was bullied. professor sided with democrats on a redistricting plan, $169,000 of programs cut through line-item veto. >>. >> well, you're right. probably the question i'm asked most about when the book came out is is he a bully? it's a question i have difficulty answer. he certainly is in your face, he certainly is aggressive. i guess it depends on how you grew up and when you thought is a bully. if somebody has a 2 x 4 and steals your lunch money every day, that's a bully. however, if somebody does you wrong and you can return the favor, i'm not so sure that's the bully. i don't find chris christie to be rare among the people who wait for patriyback in that gam. >> it does seem he tends to keep score. it suggests at a minimum a guy who plays hard ball politic, has a list of who has been naughty and nice and that there's retribution. >> i think we ought to be fair but we have to say that's not uncommon in politics. >> his style and brand is tougher. >> he may be a little more out front when this k

bully. abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story from hercules. >> she is spit gum in her happened and -- in her hand and it was full of saliva and threw it in my face. >> jill says she should charge the student who bullied her with battery, but instead that student is pressing misdemeanor battery charges against her. >> that's why i am so confused why this is happening. >> gutierrez who is by logically a boy admits to starting the fight at hercules high school, but only after being bullied because she identifies as transgender. >> it comes to a point where you can't take it anymore. >> even her own adopted parents admit it was hard to accept her gender identity. >> you have to do what is right for your son or for your daughter. you cannot rechange who they are. >> i can't understand why the district attorney's office would prosecute someone who has already been a victim of bullying. i think it is a further victimization of somebody who has been a target of homo phobia and trans phobia. >>

he's already cemented a narrative as being something of a bully. if this was happening in his administration, i don't think it would be shocking. i think in the end, not the lane closures, but the lying about it. if it turns the out that he is lying about what he knew or whether he ordered it, that's going to be the worst, the most damaging. because his authenticity is his calling card and that will call that into question. >> i think it's not hard to follow the story regardless of where you live that somebody is seeking political retribution and somebody is bullying -- >> yeah, but -- >> the thing that people are hearing is that chris christie bullied someone. they don't like bullying. >> news flash. >> they don't like it when they see it in washington and they don't like it in their own community. why would they want somebody like that as president? there were already major questions about how somebody like him was going to play in iowa. >> right. >> south carolina. even new hampshire. i mean, what's he going to do if he doesn't get his way in io

but i am not a bully. >> i'm not a bully. >> or witch. >> that's right. >> but the evidence doesn't hold up there. let's take a look at one more thing that i want you to take a look at. >> did i stay on topic? are you stupid? on topic, on topic. next question. you have numnuts like reed get the hell off the beach. first up, it's none of your business. i don't ask you where you send your kids to school. sorry for the idiot over there. it's people that raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are dividing this country. >> that's a fraction of what's out there of him confronting his own constituents. it doesn't include him calling a navy s.e.a.l. an idiot, for instance. you helped run rick santorum's campaign in iowa, a key aide. >> and all the other states he ran in. >> he won in iowa. how will this play in iowa? >> first of all, let me be a little more general, i do crisis management, i do message training. i believe chris christie knocked it out of the park. they didn't rush to get something out yesterday, they waited for today where they could get the narrative, they waited

or he's not a bully. i'm not waffling here. i see what i see. i see what you guys report. tough is definitely a word, no nonsense is definitely a word. i think bully's a category that you need to know him a little better to be able to, you know, cast that description on the guy. you know, look, if somehow, some way it was established that he was involved in this, yeah, bully would definitely fit. right now we find him to be conciliatory, apologetic and we take him for his word at this point. i'll be sure to let my community know that my view of it was that there was a sincere apology. we accept him for his word. but like i said, those fact finders and those agencies will have to do their job, as they have been doing. and again, i can't say it enough. we're so very grateful. >> your name came up in the news conference, and the governor spoke about you, professing he wouldn't even be able to pick you out of a lineup. i want you to listen to what he said. >> i never heard the ft. lee mayor's name, mark sokol

. >>> a bay area teen had to defend herself while being bullied by a group of classmates. now, she is defending herself again. this time in a courtroom. as andrea reports, she is facing battery charges. andrea. >> well, the west costa say it appears criminal charges are coming into play. >> does this fight look like battery to you? the district attorney's office thinks it does and charged the transgender teen at the center of it with misdemeanor battery. >> it sucks. >> the fight happened on november 14 at hercules middle high school. her classmates were taunting and bullying her and that's what sparked the fight. >> i really like, want my -- want the charges against me to be dropped. >> jewels and the other teen seen in this video were suspended and they were called into question and examined. school board president, charles ramsey, doesn't know why the d.a. got involved. >> if a crime happens, a crime happens. i would like to have a better understanding behind it and learn more about why this is not a punishment enough, especially when the child has expressed a position

that's what makes bullying fun. >> triple sag?riple sag. >> triple z. >> look at her [ bleep ] stomach. >> but karen keeps her composure for the time being. >> i was trying to ignore them. i really was. >> you're a troll. you're a troll. you troll. >> ugly. >> the bullies seem thrilled by the notion that the video will later be seen online. >> so you're putting this up on facebook? >> they thought this was a cool thing. they thought they'd get a ton of likes on facebook and get laughs. they thought they'd be heroes. they weren't thinking about the consequences. they're not connecting real things. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] take a crap in your mouth. >> i'm going to break into your house and then steal everything. >> wait. there's nothing to steal. >> they were increasing their taunts and harassment. even their physical touching of her. they were doing anything in their power to get her to react. that for them would have been the prize. but she was not going to take the bait. >> karen. he touched you. >> he freaking just touched you

sure he is a bully, and that's what they like about him is that he is a bully.s not a bully, who is he? he is just lamar alexander. they're always looking for a bully in that party. they loved sarah palin, remember? sarah palin was a bully. i'm sorry? >> let's not generalize. he has to go to iowa where you and i know they really have distaste for any rough talk or hardball behavior. maybe in new hampshire, you tell me which states are going to like this personality, this thuggish personality. which state? south carolina? are they going to go for it? >> everywhere there where there are republican primary voters, where there are the kind of voters who booed the gay soldier, who cheered when somebody said what should we just let people die? those republican primary voters are in every state. and in every state they're going to like chris christie. this is not the disaster for him that people think it is. i don't think so. i think it's miley cyrus. it look like a scandal when she was twerking at the vma award, but it turns out that it just made her a bigger star. >>

like bullies? come on. i have a statistic for you. chris christie strong leader among everybody, 49%. among a bully, 26%. among your crowd, republicans, 71% say he is a strong leader. only 11% say he is a bully. >> they want someone to get something done and tame the bureaucracy. >> it's a bully party. anyway, let me read you, i have to leave you with this, jonathan. this is what abraham lincoln said in a manner similar to this. if the end brings me out all right, what is said against me won't amount to anything. if the end brings me out wrong, then ten angels swearing i was right would make no difference. >> here is what i have to say to that, chris. i highly doubt there will be ten angels swooping down for governor christie. there are too many people who were involved in this, who are very close to him. and like i said before, even if he is not directly implicated, the people who are so close to him, it casts a very big shadow over his leadership and his judgment. >> okay. you're one of the sour

is now facing battery charges filed by the alleged bully.she is spit gum in her happened and -- in her hand and it was full of saliva and threw it in my face. >> jill says she should charge the student who bullied her with battery, but instead that student is pressing misdemeanor battery charges against her. >> that's why i am so confused why this is happening. >> gutierrez who is by logically a boy admits to starting the fight at hercules high school, but only after being bullied because she identifies as transgender. >> it comes to a point where you can't take it anymore. >> even her own adopted parents admit it was hard to accept her gender identity. >> you have to do what is right for your son or for your daughter. you cannot re cannot rechange wy are. >> i can't understand why the district attorney's office would prosecute someone who has already been a victim of bullying. i think it is a further victimization of somebody who has been a target of homo phobia and trans phobia. >> i cannot discuss anything about any juvenile matter withou

"new york times" says bully image trails christie. and "los angeles times" says this underscores his bully image with a senator who had a program canceled and all the videos which were christie unplugged are cited as evidence of a man who has a temper problem. here is one 69 "greatest hits." >> let me tell you something, after you graduate from law school you conduct yourself like that in the courtroom your rear end will get lone in jail, idiot. >> that was an ex navy seal who challenged him at townhall. >> i would have to say in this fell niced atmosphere in which we exist today muscular guys, old fashioned tough guys run some risks. what i mean, men today have learned the lessons the hard way if you act like a guy's guy, you are in constant danger of saying something that will get you in trouble and make you look like a sexist or like you are a thug. that is the atmosphere he operates. this guy is an old fashion obtained muscular guy and there are political risks associated with that. >> we are used to blow dried candidates who don'

and it's not that he's bullying it's that he passionate.vocate for new jersey and the causes that he believes in i think that came across very very well today. most importantly, he took ownership. and i think that's bold leadership when one, someone can admit they were wrong which he did, and two, take responsibility for it. and lastly, he actually took the proper action immediately to terminate those that he knows was involved. >> paul, you said that christie had a choice to make today between being a crook or a snook. what did you make of how he did? >> well, he clearly took the right choice. and i do think obviously he's entitled to the presumption of innocence. no evidence he knew anything about this in advance. i think we should grant him that. the problem is then he's left with a choice that gee, i didn't know. now, this is a man as the congressman pointed out who was well-known as a tough federal prosecutor, a u.s. attorney, where he specialized in cases involving public corruption abuse of power. i think he had something like 130 co

i am who i am; but i am not a bully. >> i am not a bully, we all heard it there.o a really large part of the message from chris christie, apologizing during that nearly two-hour-long press conference, and that is the topic for our agenda panel today. elizabeth plank, executive social director for policy, serena maxwell, and a reporter "the huffington post." great to have all of you here under one roof as we talk about this, but as we go off that narrative of i am not a bully, we have a lot of different examples of where chris christie has kind of been a little more verbiose and we know mother jones put together a brief clip of some of the more infamous moments. take a look. >> do you want to hear the answer, or don't you? because i'm not going to -- i've heard you. okay. next question. go ahead, yes, sir. and let me tell you something, after you graduate from law school, you conduct yourself like that in a courtroom, your rear end is going to get thrown in jail, idiot. >> you don't send your children to public schools, you send them to private schools, so i was wo

they put the bully label there because they see a possible christie vs.lary run. >> they don't want to see that bill. >> christie in a debate but, believe me, any negative about hillary clinton from governor christie's mouth is going to be portrayed. >> oh, yeah. >> as a bully attacking a woman that's the way it's going to be. >> but there are republicans who are going to let that go though let that germinate. marinate a little bit. there are a lot of republicans that don't like christie i'm not being a flack for christie here when ari fleischer is out there giving interviews about. this he has to get out there. i have to remind everybody, benghazi, irs scandal, obamacare rollout, did we have within 24 hours the president of the united states come out and say okay, we have got xy and z have been fired. i take full responsibility. this is outrage and the people don't deserve this. >> president obama already has power. governor christie may be seeking power. >> i'm just saying the media, the "new york times" wasn't asking for immediate resignations or immed

but i am not a bully. >> not a bully.he has created. the no-nonsense tough guy who doesn't take anything from anybody. we've seen him show it time and time again. >> and you know what? and you know what? and you know what? let me tell you this. you know what? it's people who raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are dividing this country. >> first off, it's none of your business. i don't ask you where you send your kids to school. don't bother me about where i send mine. >> stay on topic. are you stupid? on topic. on topic. thank you all very much and sorry for the idiot over there. >> after you graduate from law school, you can tuck yourself like that in a courtroom, your rear end is going to get thrown in jail, you idiot. >> christie has gotten to be the way he is by portraying himself as a guy who is not afraid to throw some sharp elbows. but his political opponents say there is a darker side to it, a pattern of vindictiveness and petty politics. for example, back in 2011, governor christie accused state

a message to bullies that you can bully individuals and adults will victimize the person you have been tormenting. >> july's sister has set up something to get them to drop the charges. >>> members of staff apparently engaged in political pay back against a new jersey mayor. they linked top aides to a huge traffic mess in new jersey and two of the lanes were shut down for four days and the messages suggest karat i -- christie's aides want them for not supporting the reelection campaign. governor christie released a statement saying they misled him. this type of behavior is unacceptable and i will not tolerate it. people will be held responsible for their actions. >>> former nba player dennis rodman is now apologizing about his outburst. while there rodman in an interview kenneth bay who has been held for more than a year may have done something to deserve his sentence for hard labor. he a poll freezed for his comments saying he had been drinking. >>> the marin municipal district is the dryest year in county and they have launched their first ever campaign calling on people to cut back

the bullying, i don't think is accurate for our coaches. our coaches love these kids and yes, they push. we consider that tough love. they're not picking and degrading and leaving it there. they push these kids because they see the potential in them, not because it's some man with a complex that he didn't make some team somewhere. that's where these things are misguided. >> tell him to keep his head up, i don't want him to lead with the head. i want these kids to protect their brains. thank you. >>> from football to the olympics. just a few weeks away now, faced some pretty tough obstacles off the track, as you're about to hear, but her passion for racing that drove her to fulfill her dreams. as she jumps into her sled he has one focus, getting down that track as fast as possible. >> the speed is definitely a big adrenaline rush. >> her life experiences help give her perspective when she's on the track. >> any time something happens to you, you have to decide what you're going to do to get there and then stick to a plan every day. >> she ha

who he is directing his bullying to. let's watch a clip of what i'm talking about. >> on monday, are you going to be addressing legislature? >> did i say on topic? are you stupid? on topic. on topic. next question. good. thank you. thank you very much. i'm sorry for the idiot over there. take care. >> it is okay when you call a member of the press an idiot, right? most people don't like journalists very much. >> i have month idea why but, yes. >> that's true. >> public bias against journalist. >> when you direct your anger and it affects like people trying to get to work or trying to get to the hospital, that's a whole different thing. >> the other problem for christie is that, you know, is this an isolated incident? right? you can bet that journalists and democratic operatives and all of the -- you know, enemies that christie made during his very successful run as governor are right now sitting around, digging around, looking for other cases where, you know, christie machine in large ways or small might have bullied som

between a wimp and a bully, which one would you want? host: before the story unfolded, we talked but how it would play out. this is from the new york times. the eye in chris christie's storm. from the washington post, the new jersey narcissist, pointing out that he used the word "i" 692 times. i will get your response. "me," 83 times. his greatest obstacles are his own self regard and his blindness to the idea that he may have erred. pointing out that during his keynote speech, he talked more about himself than mitt romney. guest: chris christie is chris christie. you'll like him or not like him. he makes that clear. i guarantee that where he would play well is against south carolina. if you want ugly politics, that is the heartland. after they kill somebody dead politically, they look over and say he did not have to run. guest: the problem is, in terms of presidential, voters want to know that you're doing this for them. christie is all about christie. one of the biggest problems that we see is that, for 120 days, he knew that this was

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