you have a bartender on long island, chris carney, who came up with the idea of riding his bike across america to support wounded warriors. chris couldn't be here today, he owns a gym now, and today there are soldier rides all across the country, and we want to thank everybody at the wounded warriors project for their incredible support. i know some of you are doing this for the very first time. some of you have ridden three or four times. some of you have ridden in tandem with your parents, and biking 30 miles is difficult for anybody, but it's a mark of how far you've come. many of you are recovering from devastating injuries, and some of you have had to learn the basics all over again. how to stand again, and run again, and now you're here today because that's what soldier's ride is all about, seeing each other through the finish line. lieutenant commander, john parry is here. he was hit by a foot patrol and ended up losing his leg. but reflecting on his service, he said he would do it all again. and now he has a new goal, getting in the best shape possible so he can play with his t

a bartender on long island, chris carney, who came up with the idea of riding his bike across america to support wounded warriors. chris couldn't be here today. he owns a gym now. i think you all inspired him to trade the bar in for some barbells, but today there are soldier rides all across the country and we want to thank everybody at the wounded warriors project for their incredible support. i know some of you are doing this for the very first time. some of you have ridden three or four times, some of you are riding in tandem with your parents, biking nearly 60 miles in three days would be a challenge for everybody, but for a lot of you this is a bike ride and a mark of how far you've come. many of you are recovering from devastating injuries. some of you have had had to learn the basics all over again, how to stand again, thou walk again, how to run again and now you're here today because that's what soldiers ride is all about. seeing each other through the finish line. lieutenant commander john j. terry is here. three years ago, he was on foot patrol in afghanistan when he was hi

chris, i don't know if you heard jay carney. the reporters today who seemed to be angry at what he was classifying this e-mail as, that it had nothing to do with benghazi, rather a full mood of the muslim world. >> astonishing, isn't it? breath-taking. the dishonesty is reaching new levels. it would be laughable if it weren't about something so serious. but i think they're desperately clinging to their story because they know this could be a real problem not just for the obama administration but looking forward for the democrat party, for hillary clinton who is at the epicenter of this whole thing and has been peddling this story, as you pointed out earlier, about the video, even to the families of the dead when their bodies were returning to andrews air force base, she was peddling this falsehood. everybody that's been paying attention all along knows this story has been a cover story, know that it was all about politics and claiming that al qaeda's on the run and we can't allow the world to learn that our embassy compound in b

right-wing side is chris christie posting a unique instagram, obviously today, big news, there was a selfie with the president, everyone is running that, white house spokesperson jay carneyat today captures the moment that captures the relationship between christie and you the vice president. this was following on the president and vice president posting a selfie, referring to to, that made the rounds. both quite adorable pictures, what do you think, guys? bob, the tool of the future? do you think we will see instagram as a campaign tool? >> we will see everything as a campaign tool. we have learned that. twitter is a huge campaign tool. i mean, ten years ago -- >> potentially a nightmare for candidates, am i right? scrutinized. >> you know what, there is no private moment. there's no moment when you're in the limb show it is not going to be recorded, no moment in a room, as romney found out with 47%, when you can just say what you want and think that it's just for that room. it's for the whole world. >> a hard slog ahead for the candidates. >>> up next on the program, nbc's anne thompson bring us the very inconvenient truth about where much of our trash ends up. it's on

matthew carney is a professor of history at columbia university are gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it chris if i go to you first in london the kosovo guard it catalonia is trying for it scotland might get it in the east of ukraine may need it what's the success what's the secret to success of self-determination in the twenty first century. what are those in the golden rule i mean i don't i would have supported self-determination for the cities and germans in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and when france and england signed into that we're going to terrible mess i had to support scottish independence but actually in kosovo i don't support it because i need to intervene and cutting into this is the ambitions of various great powers and when the great powers intervene into the process with their own interests it rather gets any right to self-determination and i think the people of ukraine will discover this when the supposed self-determination is going to be taken by the e.u. and the international monetary fund imposing the sterett images which they're not going to have a say in so in