. >> chris. >> yeah. >> and who did you come to see, chris? >> what's her name. >> what's her name? >> i'm sorry. you caught me off guard. >> he's, you know, shaky. he looks like he's on some kind of a drug. and in fact, later police found methamphetamines in his car. >> you came to see kelly. >> yeah. >> kelly's way too young for me. >> way too young for you? >> yeah. >> then why did you come here, chris? >> i came here to tell her that, actually. >> to tell her the truth? >> actually, i did. i swear on my life. >> so you drove all the way from where? >> i drove from rancho, because i was tempted at first and then i was thinking on the way down here you know, what i can't really do this, i don't feel right in my conscience. like i'm a conscience type person. >> yeah. i could tell you're a conscience type person by -- >> very, very conscience, yeah. i was going to come here and tell her i don't want to do anything. i didn't bring any condoms. >> you didn't? >> no. >> i mean, you can take them out of your pocket now. >> i know from the chat that the decoy had asked him to bring condo

crucially boeing seven three seven three hundred four hundred five hundred series ok let's talk to chris yeah he's on the line now is an aviation expert chris it's unfortunately i never get to talk to you when something's going so very badly wrong here as it appears to have done tonight thanks for being with us first of all of course our thoughts with the family friends loved ones of the we think fifty two people who perished here tonight on this plane this. boeing seven three seven we don't know what series it was maybe that's too technical maybe it doesn't even matter all does it doesn't matter all the boeing seven three seven is these days to be in the sky because they're getting pretty long on the turf as well all the way. elizabeth you certainly said it's getting a bit longer than two thirds depends on the inversion of the sudden thirty eastern of course in so much as it is still flying and continue to refine the aircraft type and indeed. some of the later variants are more much more robust of them that were built. the beginning of the life of the seven three seven type i heard you menti

chris is a very, very special person. >> kirk: is he holdi you hostage? >> no, he is a very loving person. very loving individual >> kirk: clearly he is loving everyone. >> yeah. he is very lin and sometimes he can be understanding and you haveo live with him to know what it'sike. >> kirk: listen. tasha says she was tricked into movinmoving inith kalia and chr. chris promised her he is not having sex with kalia and she is her today to find out if she is let's mt tasha.ter wife. [applause] welcome. >> thank you hi >> i just ce out today because i need for our house to not have ion't want us to be walking around not talkingoach oer havingeef and we only talko chris abo i i wan u to figure out what he is doing behind our backs and wh is goi on and for us to make h choose or do whatever needs to happen because living the waye have been living with theying going on it'ot rkin >>irk:ut i says like nothing's going on behind your both of you. he is sleepig with what else is there? >> don know ifhat is the case. when i talk to him and ask him what is going on did anything happen when i wt to the store, anything like that -- >> kk: are youleeping with him? >> i am. >>

. >> chris: yeah, knock on wood, the way their injuries have been going this year, that's one guy youthy. >> sean: on the block. kellogg passes to bell. he's shoved out of bounds by trae waynes. 1:44 to go. we talked about the difference between last year and this year in michigan state, and they've turned this close game into a one-sided affair late. mark dantonio telling them you will be the ones. perhaps they will. they're inching closer to the big ten championship game. pass caught by carter. backup tight end. starting quarterback last year, started the opener, lost the job. senior. and coach dantonio thought it was a very hard decision. he has so much respect for him, how well that young man has handled it, how much of a team player he's been. poised in the atmosphere, he's been very supportive of connor cook. we met last year, one of the most pleasant players we've ever spoken to on a day before the game. he's not playing anymore, but he's still an important part of this. >> chris: he's a team player and helped the growth and development of connor cook. i had a chance to speak w

i think something has changed, chris. >> yeah. there was a statement that which came out yesterday talking about the temporary liquidity swap environments being moved to the standard process. and it's the same as what we've seen in qen states, is that what started out as emergency monetary measures to deal with the 2008 liquidity monetary crisis are now becoming more mainstream monetary policy measures. thefb taken on board by politicians, as well as central banks, in other words. i think we have to recognize that the idea that we've got an end of tapering or what have you is that monetary policy is now being explicitly used as a means of getting to your optimal economic policy. it's no longer an emergency process. it's been embedded because of it. in we you took, you know, something that was a system that worked and changed it with these rules so the traditional monetary policy is yet to be evasive. >> the policy doesn't work because you've put in place these emergency measure that's you've now made permanent. we have to royce th

yeah. it's very cynical, chris.t's easier just to take shots instead of coming up with your own health care plan. and, in fact, if republicans came up with a health care plan, it would have to look exactly like obama care. because that was the republican health care plan. it was from the heritage foundation. then it was romney care before it was obama care. this is the republican idea of how to do this. since obama did it, it's got to be the devil. >> and by the way, it's mathematical. if you're going to insure people with bad health records, pre-existing conditions, older people, you need healthier and younger people to include in the pool otherwise it's not just insurance, it's maintenance. to this point, former governor sarah palin, half-time governor, has been out in front and center in the gop war against the affordable care act. like pretty much everyone else attacking the law, she has no alternative. take a listen to her vagueness with an interview with matt lauer only yesterday. >> from the tea party over an

respect to chris davis. >> yeah. >>> coming up on coffee with, wt gavin mccloud. this turned out to be a good kof coffee with. >> it did. >> from the mary tyler love show, he has a book about his voyage. we ask different questions than other tv stations do. he will have a couple of interesting answers you will be surprised about. about. he will explain it,,,, i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with liquid gold. yes. i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with liquid gold. yes. >>> good morning. the upper 40s right now calm winds, barometer at 30.41. yesterday it was 30.60. big dome of high pressure still sitting on top of us and drawing mild air up the coast. this frontal boundary -- by the way, you see that snow and ice. that got over the upper plain states. that will be their third winter storm. this cold front is not going to bring winter weather towards us but cooler weather. it's going to be beautiful and sunny for four straight days starting on friday. today gray but mild. 63 degrees is

yeah. it's very cynical, chris.t's easier just to take shots instead of coming up with your own health care plan. and, in fact, if republicans came up with a health care plan, it would have to look exactly like obama care. because that was the republican health care plan. it was from the heritage foundation. then it was romney care before it was obama care. this is the republican idea of how to do this. since obama did it, it's got to be the devil. >> and by the way, it's mathematical. if you're going to insure people with bad health records, pre-existing conditions, older people, you need healthier and younger people to include in the pool otherwise it's not just insurance, it's maintenance. to this point, former governor sarah palin, half-time governor, has been out in front and center in the gop war against the affordable care act. like pretty much everyone else attacking the law, she has no alternative. take a listen to her vagueness with an interview with matt lauer only yesterday. >> from the tea party over an

chris christie. your thoughts? >> yeah. is why the right wing pundits are so angry because what chris christie is saying all that baloney about socialism and obama care, that's dead. it's not where people are, not where the country is going, and it's not going to be a winning message in the presidential election. people want health care and you guys are nuts. so that's a really hard pill for people to swallow who have put all of their apples in that cart, and i think that christie is right about that and polls show it. >> well, they certainly didn't hold it against him for that move on obama care in new jersey. brad wood house, ruth conniff, mike, great to have you with us. >>> coming up, an alert for u.s. labor. tell vice president joe biden to stop a trade pact designed to increase the wealth of big corporations. jay, say it ain't so! oe, say it! ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. as your life changes, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust

i don't buy it. >> i'm going to put you down as a maybe then on chris christie. >> yeah, okay. >> ron paul always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >> here comes bill and here comes the bills. this guy might not be your mayor but our charlie gasparino can still cost you a lot of money. >> my fellow new yorkers as your life changes, fidelity is there r your personal economy, helping you readjust along the way, refocus as careers change and kids head off to college, and revisit your investments as retirement gets closer. wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. >> that's called the smack down dance. ♪ compared to the financial smackdown the guy is about to inflict on financial world. that fellow is new york city's incoming mayor bill deblazio. charlie, you have been warning and saying that this guy is to the left of left. and makes prior liberal mayor's pale by comparison. why are you worried? >> well, i call him comrade bill deblazio. one of the reasons i do that. i ha

yeah. you want them -- anywhere? >> it doesn't matter. >> take a taste of the drink there. please, have a seat. >> why? >> have a seat. >> no. >> i'm chrisn. >> yeah. >> i want to ask you some questions. please have a seat. >> no. >> what are you doing up here? >> chilling. >> chilling? >> yeah. >> and who were you here to meet? >> her. have a good time. >> and how old is she? >> i don't know. she never told me. >> she never told you? >> she never told me. >> but as i refresh his memory with his own online chat, cisneros decides our interview is over. >> i want to point something out to you. >> i'm going to go. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" and we are doing a story on adults who meet kids on the internet. >> get on the ground. now. get on the ground. >> i didn't do anything. >> the long beach police take cisneros to their processing center. >> it was just her. that's it. it wasn't -- you don't think about the age. you just think about doing it. >> sergeant lee debraybander of the long beach police. >> he knows what he did was wrong but he has this overriding problem in his mind and he needed to fill that need. >> later cisneros

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thank you, chris. >> you bet. >> i'll leave you this detox. >> you're going to let me do this? >> heck, yeah, don't be lazy. >>> chris didn't want to take off his t-shirt. so he was a really good sport there. and i know it is the nhl season. so i wish him good luck to his team. >>> up next, autumn is a beautiful time of year. but it can also create some horrible allergies for many people. and taking an antihistamine is not always a good idea. plus, do you really want to put something synthetic in your ke i body? we have more on how to ease the seasonal sniffles. rst, i want ap minimize my blood sugar spikes. then, a way to support heart health. ♪ and let's not forget immune support. ♪ but now i have new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. including carbsteady ultra to help minimize blood sugar spikes. it's the best from glucerna. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. advancing nutrition for diabetes. you're talking to the guy who hasn't approved aew stapler purchase in three years. but then i saw the new windows tablet, with a real keyboard,

chris. yeah?ris didn't tell him who he was so just tell him that that was amanda's brother-- even tugh amanda doesn't have a broer. thk you. that was amanda's broer. no one knows the wedding's off but you're calling all the vendors to cancel everything. and i'm off cryingomewhere. so just hit "talk" and i am not here. okay. i am not kidding. (phone rinng) (man) pete's flowers. hi, my nams th ann hen. m amanda wsworth's mher. an) uh-huh. (ruth ann) i understand you went by her house antalked to my son out the flowers? (man) yes. well, unfortunately nobody knows at this point and i'm just making phone calls to all the vendors. the weddg has been called off. an) uhuh. so i don't know what we do from here for you, but-- (man) okay, well i have all these plants that amanda ordered and they're sitting in my ore and i have no where to go with them or do anything withhem. i can't return them or anything like that. (ruth ann) like i said, the wedding's be called off. i'm calling all the vendors now. i'm so

yeah. so, chris brown is in trouble again. is anyone surprised?figure once you beat a woman to a pulp you pretty much -- all bets are off for any type of dcency until you go and get the help up need which apparently he hasn't. so he was arrested and charged with felony assault over the weekend for punching a man in the face outside of a d.c. hotel. it was like at 4:00 in the morning. there are two verges of the story. the first version is the man said he trd to photo bomb chris brown. chris brown was taking a picture with a couple of girls and the man jumped in the background. that want chris allegedly yelled a gay slur at him and punched him in the face. a source -- there's another source saying that chris -- that the man, the stranger tried to enter chris's tour bus which was sitting right outside the hotel d easilyph accessible except -- see there's the tour bus. that's a job for security. my thought about chris brown is he's just a hot head. you know, there's no big explanation for why he acts the way he does. he's allowed to get away with it.

yeah. >> you know who i am? >> yes. >> you heard right. this man's aware of our previous investigations. >> you're on the "dateline" show. >> exactly. >> i know who you are. >> i'm chris hansen. >> there you go, yeah. >> did you think at all maybe you were walking into "to catch a predator"? >> that kind of crossed my mind for a minute. for a minute. then i wiped it away. >> you wiped it away. did you think it was a good show? >> yes. it was supposed to stop people and things like that. you know? >> this is the part i usually say i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> yeah, yeah. >> you remember that part? >> yes. >> you remember when these guys come out, the cameras come out. i say, if there's anything else you'd like to tell us, we'd like to hear it. >> no, that's it. >> otherwise, you're free to walk out the door. >> like the other men he's seen in our reports, true sweet guy 69 probably knows he's about to face yet another confrontation. >> get on the ground. get on the ground now. on your face. get down. >> perverted justice has been sending all the sexually explicit online chat logs between its decoys and the potential predators to the harris county sheriffs d

yeah. who's tougher? you or chris?is is between us and everyone here. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: trust me. nobody is going to see this. [ laughter ] we've been on for five years, nobody will see this. >> i would say, the majority of the time he is, because he plays thor. [ laughter ] but at the moment, he's quite skinny and vulnerable. so i'd like to take advantage of that for a second. >> jimmy: absolutely. you just -- >> throw him around. i feel like the older brother. i saw him a couple weeks ago, and this is the skinniest i've ever seen i him. it's like, "i feel somewhat responsible for you, because you're just like a child. you're like a little --" >> jimmy: not fun any more. only shot him twice. good for you. but you're still playing with knives, like it or not. i'll tell you this story. you probably know what i'm talking about. >> you tell me. >> jimmy: were you or were you not at dinner and you were -- hopefully, there were some beverages involved. but you were trying to do that thing where you can take the k

yeah. the president seemed very self-assured on this, chris, when he spoke in boston, and he was, you know,erybody, and all the people were nodding their heads behind him, oh, yeah, it's going to be great. and your mind goes back to nancy pelosi, wait until you find out what the bill is, what's in there, you are going to like it. so that's a wing and a prayer that a lot of democrats will have to campaign on and convince their constituents of, and they're going to have an uphill battle because we have some brand new poll numbers to show people a little bit about how folks are feeling in all this. this comes from kaiser health tracking poll. federal implementation of obamacare, fair, poor or only fair? 80 percent, 12 percent think it's good and 2 percent think it's excellent. i guess they're the six people -- [laughter] i don't know. i mean -- >> oh, ow. martha: who knows? what do you make of that? >> those numbers probably were substantially worse if you limit it just to registered voters, and it will become substantially worse still when you talk about who's actually going to show up to the

yeah. i've seen your stuff. chris, it's nice to meet you. >> you too. >> what did you do this week? >> he defended ted cruz -- >> i've been defending ted cruz a lot. >> excellent. that's why i love you. yeah, and i'm mad at you for that. [laughter] you know i'm reading you. oh, oh, mingle down here. this is a big place. this is fantastic. [inaudible conversations] hello. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. thank you for coming. hello. >> my name is amy, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. i'm going to mingle, then start signing books. hey! oh, of course, you have -- is your brother still working at crt? >> no. he's up in boston now, but he's doing great. [inaudible conversations] >> congratulations. what number book is this? >> ten. >> wow, that's amazing. [inaudible conversations] >> hi there. nice to meet you. oh, they were nice to me which isn't helping me get publicity. nice to meet you, matt. that's a great name. wait, where's caroline? >> right here. >> oh! oh! have i met you in person. >> is. >> we have. >> oh, it was a long time ago when i didn't know you were a grea

chris? i said, yeah. >> he said, something's happened on this tape. you need to see it. you need to see it. david, what is it? i wasn't sure what it could be. it's a ghost. no, no. go ahead. bring it up. let's see it. >> we went ahead and brought it up and showed chris. that's where it all blew up. >> news of the ghostly image caught on puckett's security camera quickly spread. >> it went from one cop to two cops, four cops, eight, 16, 32. it just went crazy. then the firemen got in on it. we had people from the oklahoma county sheriff's office come in. we had the attorney general's office come and look at it, investigate. it was pretty amazing. >> it's not long before the apparition catches the attention of lieutenant kevin parton from the oklahoma city police department. >> mid-june 2002 i responded to an injury accident in about the 3700 block of airport road in oklahoma city. upon my arrival i found a female that was laying in the roadway. she was a 33-year-old white female. and she sustained injuries that were serious in nature. and then some time later the female p

>> yeah. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet teens online. >> is this going to be aired? >> he's reluctant to leave, concerned about appearing on national television. >> i'm a good person. if you guys don't believe it. i really do believe god is going to help me through this. >> what he doesn't seem to know as he walks out of the backyard is that around the corner he has an even bigger problem than his appearance on television. the officers are back in place ready to arrest him. >> drop that stuff. >> drop it. >> drop that stuff. >> drop it on the ground. >> step up. >> after he's brought to the booking station and photographed, he continues to tell his story to the police and admits he has a problem. >> i do have an issue with porn and sex, basically. >> you seem have been obsessed with wanting to teach her. is there something about that? is that part of your issue? >> it could -- yeah. it could be part of my issue. >> but he insists that he probably would not have had sex with

yeah. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc."e're doing a story on -- dory heads for the door. >> [ bleep ]. >> outside he meets the flagler beach police. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. >> they take him around to the back of the house because the next visitor is about to arrive. but the cops have everything under control as that second man, william roach, a tae kwan do instructor approaches. he even parks nose to nose with our previous visitor's car. >> come on in. it's freezing. hurry. >> but he won't come inside and perhaps to prove to himself this isn't a setup, he keeps asking our decoy to flash her breasts. >> flash me. >> the neighbors might see me out here. >> okay. real quick. >> online, roach wasn't quite so suspicious. using the screen name thenamestheygivearedumb, he chatted with a decoy who told him she was 13. perhaps to make the girl feel more comfortable, the 31-year-old tells the girl he's also a teenager, just 19. he asks if she's a virgin and what sexual things she's done. he says he would like to perf

chris stole one of my stories. i, too, was doing brazilian jujitsu. >> is that right? >> oh yeah>> oh yeah. it's funny. i had a bit of pizza. and he said ten pieces and i was like that's breakfast. it's funny. when he's not doing drugs, do anything not to do drugs. have as much sex as you want. go overboard with eating. sex and food. well guess which one i did? i stopped doing coke and i have been having sex like every day. the only reason i got sex is because i had coke. i mean, it has been the victoria secret model after another, banging away. so i just ate until i'm morbidly obese. i don't do drugs but i have diabetes. something's going to get you. >> you're engaged now. >> i'm engaged. i got engaged. >> congratulations. >> did you know -- >> the difference between me and chris, it's insane. we're not in the same species. >> i feel like it's a catalog come to life. >> try not to look. >> i got engaged. she's a wonderful girl. i used to date a lot aftof ital girls from new jersey. when they got mad they sounded exactly like andrew dice clay. when they would get mad they would b

. >> yeah, originally, it's too d chris farley isn't around. he can just playhimself this point. >> when you watch some o the videos, i look at them, a i go, you cannot tell fromome of the spoofthat sbrnmade, but nevertheless, he gives us story lines. >> a with his own shows, it will continue. >> maybehey don't do spoofs on "snl." >>> we hope it's just your first stopf the day on nbc. >>> leading the news on cnews.com, google maps showing replacing satellite pic of a ain teen. the body of a bay area boyhot and killed turned up on a goog map. his distraught family asd to replace the map and theyre rushing to comply. >>> memberof the young conservatives of texas club will wander the campus wearing signs that say illegal immigrant and students who capre them will get $25 gift certifites. golots of people talking about that one. >>> topping our news, breaking news overnight in e lebanese capital ofeirut. two deadly explosions rocd the iranian embassy. e lebanese health minister said the blast kild at lst 23 peoe with 146 others unded. an's ambasdor

>> yeah. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." we're doing a story on adults who try to meet children online for sex. now, if there is anything else you want to tell us, we'd be happy to hear it. if not, you're clearly free to walk right out the door you came in. >> i don't want to walk out the door. they're going to take me, they want me anyway. >> is there anything else you want people to know about your situation? >> my life is screwed. i'm done. my family is done. they're waiting to arrest me. they're waiting to take me to jail. >> in fact, the long beach police are getting into position. >> staying here won't help you. >> i feel like i'm going to throw up. >> maybe another good reason to go outside. it won't help you to stay here any longer. okay? rick? i'm serious. >> can i have a drink of this? >> if you'd like. >> rick, i think it's time to go. >> get on your knees. put your hands on your head. >> he later pleaded no contest to one count of an attempted lewd act upon a child. >>> coming up, a wrap-up of our long beach inve

so go ahead and put it on. >> well, you know who i am. >> yeah. >> i'm chris hansen." >> i understand. i know who -- i recognize from the voice. >> and everything you just said and done has all been recorded. >> okay. >> and if you have anything else you'd like to tell us, we'd like to hear it. >> i'm just saying, you know, i shouldn't have done it. i mean, this is something i normally don't go out and do. >> i want you to be honest with me. if i wasn't here tonight, and a young girl was who was alone and willing to have sex, what do you think would have happened? >> probably would have happened. >> probably would have had sex? you would have gone ahead and done it? >> probably, yes. i mean, i can say honestly yes, it probably would have if she would have, you know, said, hey, let's go for it. >> and you don't see anything wrong with it? >> yes, i do see things wrong with it, but i have a lack of judgment. >> and here's a first. before he leaves, he actually thanks me. >> thank you for bringing -- you know, kicking me in the pants and setting me straight, chris. >> he

>> well, chris, what i'm interested in doing is being the governor of new jersey? >> yeah, that's a governor's answer. and chris christie so wants to convince you that he's not running for president in 2016 he went on all four national sunday shows to tell a national audience everywhere he would find a national audience how he definitely is not going to run for president. and the job of being governor of new jersey is so important that chris christie told all the republicans in that national audience how he is a lot like ronald reagan. >> here is what people in washington d.c. don't understand, if you want to attract a majority of the hispanic vote, if you want to nearly triple your african-american vote, you need to show up. you need to go into those neighborhoods. that's the way the republican party will make itself more relevant to a much broader group of folks. that's exactly what ronald reagan would have done. >> the biggest thing that the tea party wing seem to have in common at this point is exactly how they're both just like ronald reagan. >> my view on compromise

>> yeah, thanks, chris. this is a really problematic policy for several reasons. and i actually just talked with one of the mayor insurers, who had canceled a good number of the policies that we're talking about. and they said, you know, the president is putting the responsibility on us. however, you know, you have to understand, even if we wanted to offer back those policies, we're encouraging the younger people, who might want to take these older policies that might have been cheaper, and we're taking them out of the pool of people, as you mentioned, for the health insurance marketplace. so it's problematic for some of those reasons. >> here's a statement from ahip, which is the kind of health insurance trade group. it says, changing the rules are after health plans have already met the requirements of the law could destabilize the market, result in higher premiums for consumers. it goes on to say that additional steps must be taken to stabilize the marketplace and mitigate the adverse effect on consumers. they're talking about precisely these issues you've high

i mean, ted cruz is a rock star in iowa, more of a tepid response to chris christie there. >> yeah i that's certainly going to be a problem with him. his biggest issues he accepted medicare expansion and immigration. gun control is less of an issue. he indicated support for some those laws, he hasn't signed them. he went through laws up to him and conditionally vetoed two. until he makes a big move on that i don't see that as issue. medicaid expansion is big problem for fiscal conservatives who think that is costly. he accepted expansion. he reason he gave on sunday shows, new jersey's program was already big and it wasn't much of an expansion. tea partiers will say it is too big already, why would you add to it? he will have a bit of curve appealing to tea party activists. i don't think it is necessary unchiefable. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> jamie. jamie: convicted murderer "whitey" bulger is about to be sentenced later this week. there are new questions about who will actually be able to speak in court before the boston mobster learns his fate. >>> also is it a d

yeah. >> is chris christie a conservative. >> how you define that.f you have a very loose definition, probably. if you look at that at a lot of issues whether we should accept obamacare, bring it to our state, expand medicaid those would be at best moderate positions. so, but everybody has to make that judge. but i think we have room for moderates in our party. >> all right, senator, thank you very much for being here on center seat. i really appreciate it that's it for the panel. stay tuned for when horsing around goes wrong, plus tonight's sr binge pulls highlights. -- s.r. bing pulse highlights. changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. infrom chase. so you can. did you try restarting it? no, not that. i was thinng about getting a tablet aa gift... verizon has tablets. accessing brn information... yes, ty have a lot to choose from. did you real

. >> yeah, but chris the last time we did comprehensive campaign finance reform is how we got in thissort of set this in motion. so we had campaign finance reform back a couple years ago. what it wound up doing is putting limits on the candidates and that's why all the money flooded to these outside groups so candidate voice is being lost in elections because there's all these rules on what candidates can do. but outside groups because freedom of speech is protected are allowed to set the agenda. if you want to see fewer negative ads, pushing more money further away from the candidates isn't the way to solve the problem. >> chris, would these new rules help the candidates get better control of their message? we're looking at tax-exempt spending $300 million in 2012. >> to some extent. it's kind of a catch 22. the reality is obviously money has a critical role in american politics. but if money was a determining factor, we'd have a very different shape of congress and in the white house. i mean the reality is the republicans geared up to try to spend an enormous amount of money to defe

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still ahead, chris matthews. yeah, your friends.ec in, former treasury secretary larry somers standing by. why he says the battle over the budget is the wrong fight. are you watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. . [ music playing ] >> look at that beautiful shot. >> i don't know what it is. >> you don't? >> a gorgeous shot of the white house. >> here with us now the former treasury signature and former director of the national economic council larry summers, confirming this morning he has no idea what a miley cyrus is. >> let's read from your october 13th open op-ed. give the obama care buck a treatment. that the delays to health care the risk is a vicious cycle that develops in which poor government performance leads on the one hand to overly bold promises of repair. on the other, to reduce funding and support for those doing the work. this then loads to unmet expectations and disappointments, setting off the cycle once again. in the end, government loses this ability to deliver for citizens and citizens lose respect for gov

>> yeah, go ahead, chris. >> i just wanted you to throw a little thought here about new jersey so we don't get understa unbalanced here. we're getting a hard look at virginia here. what will we get to maybe back that up in new jersey where they say, you know, we like this more moderate republican. >> and that's going to be the contrast tonight, right? to me this election day has been about not cuccinelli versus mcauliffe or obama care and all that. to me it's about the republican party and cuccinelli versus christie. christie went one way with his campaign. i was on the trail with him yesterday and everything was talking about the bipartisan way that he governs. he called himself a conservative, in fact he says it a lot. i've noticed, by the way, the more someone calls themselves a progressive or conservative, it means people question whether they're really a progressive or conservative. he would say that. he would talk about governing in a bipartisan way. the messaging here among republicans is look at the last days of cuccinelli. send a message to the president. this is about healt

. >> i dare you, i mean, all the tough talking chris christie, i want to hear you say yeah barack obamas a liar and he lied about his lies. i don't think that's going to happen either. >> christie campaigned for obama in 2012. they hit it off there on the shore. >> he was able to cobble together 61% of the vote, and that's what we want. victory, victory, victory at all costs. even if it costs us our heart, our soul, and our principles. >> they are really, really bashing christie with both fists. it's amazing. >> well, quite frankly they're crazy, reverend. what we have here is a republican party, a base of the party that is, you know, hell bent on getting -- on having pure conservatives and backing pure -- who they view as pure conservatives rather than conservatives who could actually win a national election. ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul. sure, they could probably win a republican presidential nomination given where the base is right now. but they could never win a national election. and that's chris christie's biggest problem. he probably couldn't get the republican nomination, bu

. >> when you saw chris christie sticking his arm around the president were you like get your hands off of him? >> yeahome places, buts recognizing that chris was a dear friend to us, mary pat was, as well. he was being a governor, doing what was right for his state at the moment. there are no feelings of animosity towards chris. >> and interestingly, on obama care, particularly. you rolled out a version in massachusetts that was pretty successful in the end. what do you make on what is going on? you express the situation on health care, what do you make on this? particularly the president's position? >> you know, he put himself in a very sticky place, you either have to think he was not telling the truth or is grossly incompetent. either one of the choices is not a good choice. >> which side are you leaning towards? >> i think a little bit of both? >> do you think he lied? >> i don't think he was telling the truth. >> it is the same thing, isn't it? >> yeah, i know, it is harsh for me to say that. i think mitt said on the cbs morning show, the wrinkles will eventually get worked out one way or the oth