saxby chambliss isn't going to marry you. ergo you don't get to marry anyone. [laughter] it's the same reason, i believe. this is same reason i say we should eliminate social security-- because i'm not old, and never will be. [laughter] and why should i care about women's reproductive rights? i don't have a vagina. i've checked. [laughter] all saxby and i are saying is nothing is worth fighting for unless it's happening to you. if memory serves, lincoln freed the slaves because he was black. [laughter] but senator chambliss on the other hand is white that explains why he's against affirmative action. [laughter] and he voted against the 2009 stimulus bill, because he's already got a job. [laughter] and by his own logic, no marriage is legitimate except marriage to saxby chaxbliss. [laughter] sorry, ladies. so marriage is safe as long as saxby chambliss never turns gay. which you know, could happen. because he has proven he really only cares about one special man. and that's the word. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we

rob portman was a more important marker than saxby chambliss.election is one stupid candidate can brand the entire party because there's a significant group of that party that still thinks and talks like this. it does affect the whole group of them. unless they can correct this kind of behavior, unless they have the good sense and grease to correct it, they're going down as individuals and as party. >> good sense and grace indeed. michelle, this very issue, marriage equality is one of the prisms younger voters are judging the republican party. that's a shift that the older republicans are not ready for. how are they doing? >> they're not ready for it and their whole party isn't ready for it. this is an example of the bind the republican party is in because while younger voters have changed and the country as a whole has changed. the republican party still hasn't. republicans may be more supportive of gay marriage than they used to be and still overwhelmingly against it. and i suspect the voters who will re-elect saxby chambliss are overwhelmingl

chambliss says i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one.liss is not alone in making a situation based on his own person situation. first former senator john kyl of arizona. in '09 he wanted to cut out the part that required employers to cover basic maternity care because it made everyone's insurance more expensive. >> i don't need maternity care, and so requiring that to be in my insurance policy is something that i don't need and will make the policy more expensive. >> that's big thinking. anyway, a colleague of his later pointed out that kyl's mother likely needed some services at one point and then there was the fiasco overstates affected by hurricane sandy. back in january, 67 house republicans voted against providing flood insurance for sandy victims and it turns out that 37 of them have a history of supporting aid after natural disasters when their own states were affected. missouri congressman sam graves was one of them, and here's what he said in 2011 when his state was dealing with a severe flood damage. i urge the president to app

. >> senator sax by chambliss is reaffirming his opposition to gay marriage he said "i'm not gay. not going to marry one." >> jon: i didn't realize you could soanl support it if you were going to marry who you are like. i wish him luck finding a (bleep) to marry. >> another big voice endorsed gay marriage. former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> jon: hillary clinton. didn't she do that 20 years ago? is there any else you are in favor of you are stul mulling over. hillary clinton as changed her mind. albanians should be allowed to drive. [laughter] sax by chambliss may not get what it's like to be exclude but i'm guessing hillary clinton has faced her share of discrimination. how did it take to long and how is this guy not there? >> just because i believe states should have the right to define marriage in a traditional way does not make me a bigot. >> jon: okay. first of all. um, is there a time when this guy doesn't appear to be desperately thirsty? i feel like he must have a prespeech ritual where he lick priscutto. he has a made. believing it should be left to the state do

saxby chambliss said, "i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one."uess that clears that up. >> there are two things -- i'm not going to marry one is already sort of one of -- like the otherness implicit in that is sort of offensive. but actually, it's even more offensive than that if you substitute the question about gay marriage for interracial marriage. well, i'm not black, so i'm not going to marry one. i mean, these are fundamental questions about equality. and the marriage question, marriage equality, is a civil rights issue. and i think it has dawned on certain corners of the republican party they can no longer hold on to antiquated and perhaps bigoted views. but it is going to be tough, lawrence, as much as there is progress, there is a base that is very, very violently resisting entering into the modern era as far as this is concerned. >> and ari melber, of course what john boehner and lindsay graham and these guys who say i believe in marriage of one man and one woman, what they, of course, mean is they believe in a marriage of one man and a

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and i want to go back to what saxby chambliss said. don't think what he said is something that is irrelevant. i think it is quite revealing. here is what the republican party is essentially saying through saxby chambliss. that essentially that if an issue doesn't affect them personally, they don't care. saxby chambliss is essentially saying, because he's not gay, he doesn't have to care. he doesn't have to care. and i think this is exactly what the root of the problem is for the republican party, they continue to project an idea that if something doesn't touch them personally, that's the way they're going to be. >> okay, ben, quickly, go ahead. >> what i think is absurd about this conversation is the fact that you guys are sitting there trying to imply that i, or any other conservative automatically takes saxby chambliss pill at 8:00 a.m. and we agree with everything he said, which is absolutely absurd. let me finish. you're showing -- you're assuming there is absolutely no tolerance by others. do you know how many congressmen -- >> wa

next, if nothing else, georgia republican senator chambliss wins the week for comments that leave you what's that supposed to mean? on whether he would change his position on gay marriage, chambliss said, i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one. hmm. he is not alone in taking a position based on his own personal situation. think progress, the group did some digging. former is not jon kyl of arizona back in '09 wanted to cut a part of obama care, are cut out of it the part that required employers to cover basic maternity care because it made everyone's insurance more expensive. >> i don't need maternity care and so requiring that to be in my insurance policy is something that i don't need and will make the policy more expensive. >> that's big thinking. anyway, a colleague of his later pointed out kyl's mother likely needed such services at one point. then there was the fiasco over aide for states affected by hurricane sandy. 67 house republicans voted against providing flood insurance against sandy victims. 37 of them have a history of supporting aid after natural disasters when the

chambliss says i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one.not alone in making a situation based on his own person situation. first former senator john kyl of arizona. in '09 he wanted to cut out the part that required employers to cover basic maternity care because it made everyone's insurance more expensive. >> i don't need maternity care, and so requiring that to be in my insurance policy is something that i don't need and will make the policy more expensive. >> that's big thinking. anyway, a colleague of his later pointed out that kyl's mother likely needed some services at one point and then there was the fiasco overstates affected by hurricane sandy. back in january, 67 house republicans voted against providing flood insurance for sandy victims and it turns out that 37 of them have a history of supporting aid after natural disasters when their own states were affected. missouri congressman sam graves was one of them, and here's what he said in 2011 when his state was dealing with a severe flood damage. i urge the president to approve thi

republican senator, saxby chambliss says he doesn't support gay marriage because he's not gay.hich would be pretty believable if his name didn't sound like a brand of pink champagne. [ laughter ] saxby chambliss. [ light laughter ] speaking of the gop, this week, the republican national committee announced that it will spend $10 million to reach out to hispanic, asian and african-american voters. you know, to ask them not to vote. [ light laughter ] i hear that pope francis is so new at the vatican that receptionists are having trouble recognizing his voice when he calls. luckily, the vatican records all of their calls. and it's true. they really don't recognize him. listen to this. [ phone ringing ] >> this is vatican. how may i direct your call-a? >> eh, it's a-me, the pope-a! [ laughter ] i said, it's a-me, the pope-a. >> eh, i don't know the pope-a. >> what do you mean, you don't know who the pope-a is? it's me, the pope-a. i wear a big hat, wave-a to the people, i drive around in a pope-a-mobile. [ light laughter ] >> you're the pope-a? >> yes, it's me, the pope-a! >> eh,

according to one senator, when dinner was over, saxby chambliss offered to pick up the tab.ut the president refused and picked it up out of his own pocket. >>> last night the house easily passed a $982 billion short-term bill to fund the government through september. most of the no votes were democrats. those automatic spending known as the sequester. meanwhile, house speaker john boehner brushed off the idea that he and the president could work one-on-one to come up with a wide-ranging plan to deal with the fiscal cliff. >> no more deals, no more boehner top-down deals? >> those haven't worked. i don't think it's the way to get to one. you don't have enough member buy it. two people hiding behind closed doors doesn't replicate 535 members of congress or the wisdom of 535 members of congress. or 300 million americans. this should be done out in the open. members should have a chance to participate and i think we need to grow this organically through the house and the senate. >> the senate takes up its own government funding bill next week. >>> former congresswoman gabrielle

republican senator sax by chambliss of georgia was asked if his views on same sex marriage have changed? he replied, i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one. well that clears that up. >>> patty davis, the daughter of former president ronald reagan has a novel out about a woman falling in love with her sister-in-law. she denies the story called "till human voices wake us" is a lesbian version of "50 shades of grey." >>> with reports of jimmy fallon taking over "the tonight show" and bringing it back to new york, a state budget proposal offers tax breaks for live tv talk shows that relocate to new york. some are calling it the jimmy fallon tax credit. >>> misch ole oh, was made to look like a queen wearing a tiara on british stamps. it's actually a new ad for britain's sunday times style magazine. >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi blasted republican efforts to include entitlement reforms and any debt ceiling deal she says republicans want to eliminate medicare and privatise social security. >>> if the goal is to have them wither on the vine or reduced in a way that does not meet

to filibuster cia nominee john brennan senators ted cruz mike lee ron wyden lago rubio and saxby chambliss are among those that joined him on the floor senator paul has repeatedly asked officials can the government conduct drone strikes on americans on u.s. soil here is holder's response to the senator quote i suppose to imagine an extraordinary circumstance in which it would be necessary and appropriate for the president to authorize the military to use lethal force within the territory of the united states for example the president could conceivably have no choice but to authorize the military to use such force if necessary to protect the homeland and the circumstances of a catastrophic attack well this answer has raised many more questions earlier i was joined by mike reg's of reason magazine and i asked him if he finds holder's position on drone strikes toward american citizens to be troubling. we don't actually know if he's ruling out or not ruling out i think if you want to look at the exchange that was that sort of put the finest point on this it was when ted cruz senator ted cruz a

chambliss: let me -- mr. president, if i could ask the senator again a little different question just to make sure that i understand the -- exactly what the senator has asked for, your position, as i understand it, has been all along that if we have bad guys flying airplanes into a tower or if we have folks who are firing missiles or tanks or weapons of any sort in the united states seeking to carry out an act of war, an act of terrorism, taking those guys out is not a problem. mr. paul: yeah, mr. president, the idea of combating lethal force i don't think if questioned by very few if anybody. you know, if planes are flying into the twin towers, we obviously send up f-16's, if we have missiles. we do everything we can to stop an attack on america. what i'm really concerned abou about -- and in the same way if it's a domestic terrorist. if there's someone outside the capitol with a grenade launcher, we don't give them miranda rights, we kill them. i mean, that's just the way it works. if you are exerting letha

chambliss: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. chambliss: i rise to explain why i'm opposing the nomination of john brennan to be the next director of the central intelligence agency and i will do that but i first want to say i thank the chairman for her kind comments, and let me just say that as she just iterated, we've had two great years of working together where we've accomplished an awful lot. she is one more tough lady, particularly when it comes to the national security of the united states, and it's been a pleasure to work with her. it is rare that we ever disagree because we both have the same end result in mind, and that is to make sure that america and americans are safe and secure and that the intelligence community is doing their part to ensure that that happens. her leadership has just been amazing. we have produced authorization bills, each of the last two years, we've actually done three in two years -- four in two years. and that tells you that there was a backlog of those authorization bills. we've also reauthori

the others are senator saxby chambliss, republican of georgia, and the democrat from new jersey. and the republican from nebraska. tom harkin, a democrat from iowa. and john rockefeller a, a democrat from west virginia. also, a story from the new york times -- that report will be coming out around 8:30. we will bring you those numbers here when they are released. i want to go to herb from orchard park, new york, on the democratic line. your take on the president's charm offensive and how optimistic are you that some grand bargain is going to be reached? caller: none of us were a fly on the wall at the meeting that obama had with many of the republican senators and other people from congress. but if we had a truly progressive president, he would embrace entitled to perform and not run away from it as the democrats have done. in my opinion, the president in three simple steps could make social security and medicare fiscally sound. social security, all he would have to do is ask congress to lift the income cap on social security, the actuarial specialists say that would make social

interest to me was the fact that all these guys wanted to get in on this, the mcconnells, saxby chambliss the rnc, get on the floor. >> there's the show that was going on on the floor but there's all sorts of politics going on northeast it. you have mitch mcconnell, you have marco rubio. he might run for president, a breaking news story. and so you have everyone with these other agendas going on, some of whom we know, some of whom we don't know but it's more complicated. >> everyone covering their bases. hang out for just a second because we have to go to the white house as we do every month at this time. we want to get our first reaction from the white house on the brand new job numbers. joining me now is allen krueger. good morning to you, mr. krueger. >> good morning. so first, i want to get a reaction to the jobs numbers, 236,000, that's obviously positive, but i want to put up what john boehner just released. he said, quote, any job creation is positive news, but the fact is unemployment in america is still way above the levels the obama white house projected when the trillion dollar

saxby chambliss told politico, quote, i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one. i love that. it means absolutely nothing. in the same article, lindsey graham says i believe in traditional marriage, at least he without animosity. figure that one out. i don't mind if people are able to transfer their property, visit their loved ones in hospitals, but marriage to me, i've stayed with the concept of traditionally marriage. >> i love that phrase you. they're so awkward in saying something. first of all the party keeping says marriage is between one man and one woman. why do -- >> they say it that way, because that falls into the argument that when you open up this pandora's box that it would lead to marriage between -- >> or among. >> -- among more than one person. it's silly. oh, that's a debate. there are some very strong and i think important voices of gay republicans within the party. >> yes, they always astound me. >> the go proud republicans and others need to be expressed and to help move the party along in this argument. because, keep this in mind, there are gay members of

saxby chambliss joined in as well. did rand paul accomplish anything with the 13-hour filibuster?tina? >> yes because we're talking about it and when we have to talk about rand paul, it is usually when he does something stupid like say that just because the supreme court has ruled on obamacare doesn't make it constitutional. >> john: what did he accomplish with this? >> i think that he brought to light that -- the filibuster is broken. >> john: okay. richard? >> you know, i think -- don't give him too much credit for anything. but the one thing i would say is that it was good that someone finally stood up and did an old-fashioned filibuster. >> john: i agree. >> maybe going forward people will not be able to do this sort of behind closed doors secret filibuster that nobody hears about. when you filibuster something in the senate, you ought to stand up for it. i thought it was terrific he brought that back. but i think that what he really did -- what he was really doing was taking advantage of an issue which sounds like it is not quite right just to get himself some publicity. a dr

the ranking republican on the committee chambliss late today he would need to speak with feinstein beforerow's scheduled vote could proceed. >> presenting united front behind john kerry's meeting with the saudi counterpart today. chief washington correspondent james rosen reports tonight on kerry's efforts to shore up miles per hour interest in the region. >> -- americans interest in the region. >> the secretary of state found saudi foreign minister whose country is believed to arm the syrian rebels agreed that president bashar assad lost all authority. >> we do believe that what is happening is a slaughter. a slaughter of innocent people. and we just can't bring ourselves to remain quiet. in front of this carnage. >> the arrival was delayed by two-and-a-half-hour session in cairo with egyptian president mohammed morsi, including hour of one-on-one time. afterwards, kerry announced the u.s. is unlocking $250 million in set-aside funds to bolster egypt collapsing economy. >> it is paramount, essential, urgent that the egyptian economy get stronger. that it get back on its feet. >> aides to

chambliss, marco rubio and cornyn. who was help from the a democrat. >> the congress and the public need to know what the rules for targeted killing are so they can make sure as senator paul has touched on in the course of this day that american security and american values are both being protected. >> it will be interesting to see if there is any practical result of this filibuster, if the obama administration does anything to try reassure senator rand paul and also threw saw senator why den but there is also a political impact here that certainly raises senator paul's profile politically if and when he decides to run for president in 2016, shep. >> shepard: mike emanuel on the filibuster. it wasn't exactly mr. smith goes to washington. in the movie jimmy stewart talks for hours and hours until he finally collapses. as we reported senator paul has had some help so it hasn't gotten that dramatic. the experts tell us the last true filibuster was back in 2003. back then the senate majority leader harry reid was in the mi

the president was refusing to answer me, but with the senator on the left and senator chambliss on the, they were able to get this information, unfortunately we got the wrong answer, but i did finally get an answer that basically says the president's not intending to, but he might. >> sean: he we can't use waterboarding, we'll apologize around the world, but we may drone strike you. it may take you out, no trial, no due process. pretty frightening. and the left, their silence for the most part is deafening. senator, great work. good to see you. >> thank you. >> sean: and up next tonight. >> and chances are that if you had had a gun, then he would have been able to get that from you and possibly use it against you. >> sean: a democratic state senator in colorado lectures a rape victim and even claims that the assault couldn't have been prevented even if she was armed. we're going to play this outrageous exchange when we return. and then it's the controversial gun rights ad that links the second amendment assault jim crow, this is one video that will have a lot of people talking about i

bennett, cantwell, corker, fisher, heinrick, chambliss, shaheen, udahl and those who have given us noecided. wyden did not respond. warner, no comment. reid, harry reid doesn't want to participate. of course he doesn't. baldwin hasn't declared a position. and kaine hasn't declared a position. quite extraordinary. you're a senator of the united states and it's about an assault weapons ban which could save americans' lives and you can't declare a position or you haven't got a comment. or you can't bring yourself to even respond to us. shame on you, senators. i'm going to keep asking you until i get answers. >>> renewed effort tonight to make gun dealers and manufacturers liable if because of their fault someone is injured but they're protected thanks to a gun shield bill passed by congress in 2005. california congressman is hoping to reverse that with a new proposal and joins me now. welcome to you both. senator richard feldman, former nra operative, you were a lobbyist for the nra. you know wayne lapierre well and how they work as an organization. today we hear the nra is [ inaudible ]

so i think those sorts of people, like sassy chambliss, like michael yohan up for reelection could beart of this congress we hear so often out of the white house. >> senator lindsey graham, senator john mccain, senator crambliss, senator tom co burn, senator richard burr, senator pat toomey, senator bob corker, senator ron johnson. i want to bring in richard wolf and crystal ball into this discussion. no senator who has a high-ranking position on one of the important spending committees. this is a very, very unusual assembly. >> it is, and obviously he feels like he's tried that route, he's tried working with the leadership, and just because he can get buy-in from the leadership doesn't mean he can get the rest of the caucus to go along. this is an opportunity, a chance to maybe try and kindle some good will to the caucus in the senate. the extent that there is an opening here for a grand bargain, you have to say that actually the sequester worked in a way by creating an incentive for both sides. there are things that neither side likes in the sequester, to try to work something out.

georgia seat is open, saxby chambliss leaving. a lot of republicans talking about running. paul brown, a tea party guy already in the race a lot of other candidates talking about getting into the race. this is georgia, right? still a republican state. but does it matter who republicans nominate? if they nominate brown, are we looking at a situation -- are we looking at a potential christine o'donnell from four years ago? >> nominations always do matter. since 2010, republicans typically go for the most conservative candidate in these primaries. it's not always true, but, traditionally, that's what we've seen over the past three years or so. but equally important, democrats have to find a candidate, as well. >> they have no one right now. >> the reason they were able to win in indiana and beat murdoch in 2012, they found the best person they could recruit. democrats will have to find somebody in georgia to take advantage of anything opportunity that presents itself. >> they have the congressman from the athens area, form eer r.e.m. lawyer, random factoid. they're circling hi

chambliss from georgia. corker from tennessee. mccaskill from missouri. fisher from nebraska. heinrich from new mexico. johnson from south dakota. merkley from oregon. paul from kentucky. scott from south carolina. shaheen from new hampshire. udall from colorado. another udall from new mexico. vitter from louisiana. my message to you, senators, is shame on you. your salaries are paid by the american people. they're entitled to know whether you would or would not have voted for or against senator feinstein's ban on assault weapons, the type of weapon that killed those poor children at sandy hook. i suggest you find it in yourselves to come back with a response, yes or no. so that your constituents, the people in your states, know where you stand. let's now bring in my all-star panel. van jones, president of rebuild the dream. dana lash and grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform and an nra board member. welcome to you all. van jones, i just spoke to richard feldman who was pretty close to the nra leadership for quite awhile and the message is loud and clear from

republican side, mike johanns and georgia's saxby chambliss is also stepping down.ll be right back. >>> the "times" wrote a number of really bad stories. inadequately sourced, unskeptical stories about saddam's weapons capabilities. the stories were rewarded with lavish front page display. "times" also wrote a lot of very good stories. more skeptical stories. those tended to be on page a-13. >> that's our story tonight. welcome back to "hardball." that's the "new york times" great bill keller. the editorial decisions wound up carrying great weight, of course, in getting the american public to support the war. in friday's "washington post," for example, it's pointed out there was some skeptical coverage but it was often buried inside the paper. like this article which ran on page a-13. the day before we invaded iraq. it was headlined. bush clings to dubious allegations about iraq. page a-13. 13 pages into the newspaper. and in the sunday edition, three days before we went to war, "the washington post" put this on the front page, audacious mission, awesome risks, comp

. >> so political thought it would be a good idea saxby chambliss what he thought about gay marriage.se. quote, i'm not gay, so i'm not going to marry one. >> bill: woe, that's profound. yeah, uh-huh. >> it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. i'm not sure what he is trying to say with that. i'm not gay so i'm not going to marry one. so if you want to know where saxby chambliss stands on same-sex marriage he is not gay, so he's not going to marry one. >> bill: that's was his name position on segregation. i'm not black, what do i care? god what an idiot. russell calling from hickory hills, illinois. hey, russell what do you say? >> bill: yes, you left out two other important things in the ryan budget. he gives a tax break from 39 to 25, that's a $200,000 tax break for the rich. >> bill: yes, that's right. it lowers it even beyond where george bush had lowered it yes. >> and a $5 trillion hole in the budget too they say when this is all done. >> bill: yeah but he makes up for that by getting rid of obamacare and medicare. >> caller: right it's $200,000 tax cut. >> bill: exactly. but russe

among those attending, john mccain, tom coburn, saxby chambliss, ron johnson, kelly ai yacht, lindseyham. stoo several republicans in recent days. senator graham on tuesday described his phone call as and i'm quoting, the most encouraging engagement on a big issue i've seen since the early years of hissed. si. get that man an extra glass of his favorite reislin. a continuing resolution that led to democratic outrage on the floor. >> this is a disgraceful bill. and this process is not on the level. we have a budget that is doubling down on grinding down on the middle class. >> wall street is celebrating while the backs of poor people are been broken. this is not a rule that should pass today. we should remain snowed out. we shouldn't even be here. snow us out until we can get the right kind of balance. >> despite that clear opposition, it did pass keeping in place the sequester cuts while softening the blow for defense naturally. expected to take it up next week saying they'll oppose the measure without a vote to defund the affordable care act. i guess bitterness is always a dish best

. ♪ >>> could republicans lose the seat currently held by saxon chambliss in georgia?that the republican primary in the race to replace him next year will result in another todd akin scenario. politico writes one likely candidate called todd akin's right about legitimate rape. another said the evolution and the big bang theory are from the pit of hell. and another called it shakedown politics after bp set aside $20 billion to compensate victim for damage from the gulf oil spill. joining me live, james, great pleasure having you on again. >> great to be with you. >> you made some great points, especially when it come to georgia's large african-american community and growing latino population. give democrats some confidence, combined with some of these comments from these potential candidates. >> yeah. georgia is just not as conservative a state as people think. mitt romney only won with 53% of the vote there. less than he won in indiana and missouri, states where republican campaigns imploded after controversial comments on rape. so democrats think that this is a rare o

so far just two republican senators, georgia's saxby chambliss and mike johanns have said they will notk re-election. with democratic seats vacating, are senate republicans streamlining the message and laying the ground work for a unified front in the upper chamber? >> mr. paul wants to be taken seriously, then he needs to do more than pull political stunts and fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms. he needs to know what he is talking about. >> to my republican colleagues, i don't remember any of you coming down here suggesting that president bush was going to kill anybody with a drone. >> unity? not so much. this week senator rand paul's talky filibuster did much to expose a rift within the gop over one of its core concerns. while some elder statesmen, including john mccain and lindsey graham, mounted a strong defense of aggressive counterterrorism actions, paul's 12 hour and 52 minute extravaganza scored a significant victory with the party's right flank and beyond. buzz feed reports "although wednesday's filibuster originally enjoyed only the support of conse

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mike lee of utah, jerry moran, marco rubio, ted cruz, john cornyn, pat tomb mix, saxby chambliss, the democratic senator from oregon, ron wyden. but it was senator paul who did the lion's share of the talking by himself. he argued today, he is still arguing now, that there should be more information disclosed about the government killing people with drones, and the rules under which that happens should be made more available to the congress and to the american public. now, what senator paul did today i have to say will never be publishable as a book. it was not the most coherent thing on two legs. and honestly, because it is rand paul, we barely got a half hour into him starting talking before he got to his gratuitous hitler references. >> hitler was elected democratically. they elected him out of this chaos. the point isn't that anybody in our country is hitler. i'm not accusing anybody of being that evil. i think it's an overplayed and a misused analogy. but what i am saying is that in a democracy you could some day elect someone who is very evil. >> i'm not saying anybody is like h