clinton is the one that you get the most mileage out of. he's the one that people care about the most. i mean, i've had people ask me to dolinton in the most bizarre possible -- >> come on. where? >> oh, are you kidding me? like getting a coloncolonoscopy? >> no. >> oh, sure. >> why were you having a colonoscopy? >> no, just right before it, like they're just getting ready to insert that object in that place god never designed for that object, and, i mean, like, the woman put the need million my arm and starts so that you can feel the medication starting to come in, they're going to move me to twilight, and just before i'm about to black out, she leans in and goes, "what would clinton say?" so i said -- i said, what is a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? >>> so you do it. >>> once in a while. >> although you'll wish you never see that because wherever you go, no matter how embarrassing, you'll be asked to do the clinton. >> sure. but really, just performing a colonoscopy? i think that's the most extreme example. >> the only chance she'd get in her life. >> what would clinton do. wow? really? >> my favorite wa

environmentalists the occupy wall street have promised this time team to the states protesting clinton do you think maybe after all these people have a coin i mean introducing one person tax or financial transactions and currency trade that's actually enough money to finance most social and environmental that is in the world i think that people who. go to the streets in the sequel top of the government scope point and. the point is that all things that the government should be doing currently should be related to the people thirdly it's. one example in russia it's the creation of international financial center moscow some people believe that can just totally your brain creates and. it is for brains and other financial institutions to florida but they've not. been built of financial center in such a way when people. go into occupy moscow financial center and wall street should be our financial center in such a way that people keep going good services cheaper services. so to her for more on the life in general. as far as the tax and financial transactions concerned i think current countries

didn't clinton do that? >> brian: he could be back in. rump you, i don't think he beat you to the punch but clinton said look out for newt gingrich. he said he is a formidable politician. >> bob: i want to see it on tape. mine is on tape. >> andrea: you are a grumpy birthday boy. >> bob: i'm not grumpy. >> eric: how old are you? >> bob: 40. i'm not grumpy. do you know how hard is it to be as happy as i am on the show? >> brian: he just found out he can't sleep in zuccotti park. >> eric: reopened it. >> brian: can't bring a tent. >> andrea: where are you going to sleep tonight? >> bob: go to a tea party rally. >> brian: had to go there. >> bob: the buss the people hire. >> dana: they have air conditioning. >> eric: they were told to leave the park, leave the park. >> bob: get to the tee time. >> andrea: leave it clean. >> brian: five of us can talk but only one can say we'll be right back. that's me for now. >> bob: not necessarily. >> brian: don't say that. >> bob: why is hollywood and johnny depp insulting middle america? we'll tell you w

ubecky, becky, becky stan and that got push back from ilona carson and secretary of state hillary clinton. do they need to talk more about foreign policy. we are not hearing it in the debates . if so why is that so important to the american people who are concerned about having a job. >> i would like to see more discussion about foreign policy. do you think that mesh is special? we are exceptional count rye - country, and without the u.s. leadership in a time when so much is in chaos out of the global financial crisis and arab spring, u.s. leadership is needed or there will be chaos or even worse someone who doesn't share our values and our interest will lead and that will not be good for us either. it is it a inner-connected world. our prosperity and well being and safety and security are connected to what goes on in the world at large. yes, i would like to hear more discussion about foreign policy, but i fully understood that our first job, job one is to do the internal repair that will allow us to have a strong basis from which to lead. i don't begruge the candidates time to tell the ameri

ubecky, becky, becky stan and that got push back from ilona carson and secretary of state hillary clinton. do more about foreign policy. we are not hearing it in the debates . if so why is that so important to the american people who are concerned about having a job. >> i would like to see more discussion about foreign policy. do you think that mesh is special? we are exceptional count rye - country, and without the u.s. leadership in a time when so much is in chaos out of the global financial crisis and arab spring, u.s. leadership is needed or there will be chaos or even worse someone who doesn't share our values and our interest will lead and that will not be good for us either. it is it a inner-connected world. our prosperity and well being and safety and security are connected to what goes on in the world at large. yes, i would like to hear more discussion about foreign policy, but i fully understood that our first job, job one is to do the internal repair that will allow us to have a strong basis from which to lead. i don't begruge the candidates time to tell the american people to stim

ubecky, becky, becky stan and that got push back from ilona carson and secretary of state hillary clinton. doey need to talk more about foreign policy. we are not hearing it in the debates . if so why is that so important to the american people who are concerned about having a job. >> i would like to see more discussion about foreign policy. do you think that mesh is special? we are exceptional count rye - country, and without the u.s. leadership in a time when so much is in chaos out of the global financial crisis and arab spring, u.s. leadership is needed or there will be chaos or even worse someone who doesn't share our values and our interest will lead and that will not be good for us either. it is it a inner-connected world. our prosperity and well being and safety and security are connected to what goes on in the world at large. yes, i would like to hear more discussion about foreign policy, but i fully understood that our first job, job one is to do the internal repair that will allow us to have a strong basis from which to lead. i don't begruge the candidates time to tell the american

hillary clinton could do it, bill clinton could do it.rounds, especially the former president. he never seemed like an elitist, never seemed like an ivy league guy even though he's a rhodes scholar. how do you get that from this president, that connection? >> i'm not sure you necessarily have to do that. fdr certainly came from a white-laced background and he connected, so i think the president can, and i think he's started the road back with these voters by what he's doing on the jobs bill. for instance, in scranton, chris, there are a lot of unemployed or guys who are working halftime construction workers. they are those white blue collar voters you're talking about. barack obama wants to put them to work with almost $100 billion of new infrastructure money. republicans don't, so i think he's got to keep pushing the message of jobs. he's got to keep pushing the message of income inequality and how he wants to make it fairer so that 38% of our corporations that aren't paying federal income tax start paying them to help ease the burden on

what i think bill clinton should do is replace heff on the "girls next door" show. he caused more damage that way. >> bill isn't the real truth here is that clinton is a glutton for food, women and power, and this is his way of saying, i never want to leave the buffet? >> it is true. but i will go back to a quote that said, "what did you have a problem about the clinton president presidency, the pros prosperity and the peace, and i am half serpent." there is a reason because roosevelt was incapacitated for the last few months. regan got alzheimer's very soon after his last term. >> no, he didn't. >> early 90s. >> not very soon. >> he would have gone into his third term. there is a reason we do this. >> you don't want somebody so engrained they will do anything they can to stay in it. >> it is time to take a break, but we will be back with something. stick around. >>> welcome back. a french website, didn't know they had them there, but good for you. the report that president obama and nicholas sarkozy were caught on an open mic. i didn't know they did comedy. they wer

u becky, uzbekistan and got some pushback from president karzai and secretary of state hillary clinton. dotes need to be talking more about foreign policy? because we're certainly not hearing it in the debates and not hearing it on the stump and if so, why is that important to the american people right now who are concerned about having a job. >> i'd like to see more on foreign policy and i would start with the question. do you think that america is special and therefore has a special role in the world? i think we do. we're exceptional, an exceptional country and without u.s. leadership particularly in a time when so much is in chaos out of the global financial crisis, out of the arab spring, u.s. leadership is needed or there will be chaos or worse, someone who doesn't share our values, doesn't share our interests, will lead and that won't be very good for us either. it's a very interconnected world and our prosperity, our well-being and our safety and security are very much connected to what goes on in the world at large. yes, i would like to hear more discussion on foreign policy and i

wide web. [ laughter] >> eric, do you see a problem with nbc hiring chelsea deloitte -- chelsea clinton doing these "making a difference" broadcasts? >> at the nepotism company? not at all. i think it sends an odd message when you have a team of great journalists, people who have been in the business for a very long time, and you leapfrog one person ahead of all of those people and give them a prime reporting position essentially because they're related to two of the most famous people in the world. i -- she may have skills. i think one of the things that nbc should have learned from trying to develop tiki barbour for the "today" show, a football player that they tried to turn into a broadcast journalist before our eyes, is that that is very hard. and you really need to let people apprentice. you need to let them develop -- >> you're saying chelsea should start in the minor leagues, at some station? tampa? marisa -- >> no, no, but there's a place to put her in the nbc news family where she doesn't have to do high-profile report her first time in front of the camera. >> it's not a partisan thi

. >> bill clinton could do that. chris: will next year's election, will people deal with anger to get rid of somebody, or deal with happiness and enthusiasm for a candidate? >> i think they'll be happy and enthusiastic for what the president has done because i they want a big rich guy running the country. chris: kathleen? >> i don't know if they'll be happy or angry but i think they're going to vote for the person who conveys optimism and hope. >> i think it's going to be republicans. chris: going with their desire to get rid of somebody? >> will be voting against barack obama. chris: that's the history of america. >> nate silva is brilliant but he's making a simple point, it's all about the economy and if the economy is not any good, they're going to fire barack obama. chris: i believe we are the manager on the baseball team, it's not personal. before we break, bad week for herman cain. >> herman cain is having to respond to claims he once sexually harassed women. do you hear that? apparently a german woman kept tel

do next." there you have it, ed rollins' verdict on his former candidate. >>> up next, hillary clinton is doingwhat no other democrat is doing these days, she's openly defending politically president obama. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. >>> welcome back to "hardball." i've been saying for a while and i'll say again that president obama really needs for his re-election is a strong core of allies in this country, a loyal core of defenders who will go to the mat for him when he's right and occasionally when he's wrong. someone who seems to be standing up to that challenge is his one-time rival, secretary of state hillary clinton. though she says she's out of politics, she sure does sound like a supporter these days. here she was on "meet the press" last month responding to david gregory's question about her famous 3:00 a.m. phone call ad from 2008 and whether the republicans ads -- the republican candidates need to show foreign policy competence as they run for president. >> i'm out of politics, as you know, david. i don't comment on it, but i think americans are going to want to know

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clinton is the one that you get the most mileage out of. he's the one ha people care about the most. i've had people ask me to do clinton in the most bizarre possible. >> where? i want to hear this. >> getting a colonoscopy. >> no. >> oh, sure. just right before it, like they're just getting ready to insert that on the in that place that god never designed for object and the woman put the needle in my arm and she starts it so that you can feel the medication starting to come in. they're going to move me to twilight and just before i'm about to black in, she leans in and goes what would clinton say? i said, what is a nice girl like you doing in a place like this. >> so you do do it, you see? >> once in awhile. >> you're going to wish you'd never said that. now everywhere you go, you're going to be asked to do the clinton. >> yeah, sure, but really just before a colonoscopy, i think that's the most extreme example. >> any chance she was ever going to get -- >> wow, really? >> my favorite was donald trump because i love donald. can i have a bit of trump? >> trump? gosh, what was the line i used to do? i'm donald tr

you know, the second one, he is taking a clintonian, page from the clinton playbook doing small ballnow is not the time for small ball. if you look at the plans he is doing, a plan that john podesta the former chief of staff proposed a year ago. he is doing it now. you wonder, why would he be more contrite and say give me more time. let's start new and do different stuff. >> bob: it may seem small ball to you but not to people whose houses are underwater. >> andrea: it won't make a difference. >> bob: yeah, it will make a difference. you have to be careful in politics. as you run this ad this far out, the numbers you have will haunt republicans. they will be better. not appreciably better but better. they run the ad at this stage of the game. this time next year, they will say the expectations were terrible. now we're coming back. >> eric: not necessarily because of the numbers they ran the ad. they ran the ad because obama said after three years if things aren't better in the economy i'll be a one-termer. >> bob: one line you wish you had back. >> dana: if after four years things ar

get to today, including a bloody week in syria, as the world considers what to do with the assad regime. and hillary clinton decides what to do about a streaker who photo bombed her shot. the reaction is priceless. >>> live at 30 rock in new york city, the center of the occupy wall street movement looks different this morning. new york city clamped down on months of live-in protests in manhattan sending police early in yesterday morning to tear down tents and temporarily evict the protesters while the park was cleaned. now a judge is siding with mayor michael bloomberg who argued camping in the park was not protected by the first amendment right to fee speech, still the court decision did not deter demonstrators. here is the latest from zuccotti park. >> reporter: the protesters remain here at zuccotti park. some are standing up, others are sitting down, a few laying down though none of them have their sleeping bags, tents or big backpacks around them. the police here putting a perimeter around zuccotti park, making sure protesters who do come in do not bring any of those items. there are also private secur

do you feel? >>> a new book from president clinton. some including advice for president obama. >>> that fire your bank protest the day after. how many people actually moved all their money. >>> welcome everyone to "weekends with alex witt." it's 10:00 a.m. eastern standard time. in case you didn't turn your clocks back this morning, that's the time. emergency crews are addressing the damage after what could be the strongest earthquake in that state's history. it was a magnitude of 5.. buckling roads and significantly damaging homes. we have more on the epicenter of the quake outside of oklahoma city. good morning, alex. >> good morning, alex. interesting time for the folks here in oklahoma. if you recall, yesterday morning there was a 4.8 magnitude quake and then this one striking late in the evening. a little bit before 11 o'clock central time east of oklahoma city in lincoln county there. so about 45 miles to the east of oklahoma city. it is now the largest, strongest, i should say, strongest earthquake now on record for the state of

>> i guess clinton is the one you get the most miles out of. i've had people ask me to dolinton in the most bizarre possible -- >> come on, where? >> are you kidding? like getting a colonoscopy? >> while you're having a colonoscopy? >> no, right before it. they're just getting ready to insert that object in the place good never designed for that object. the woman puts the thing in my arm, i can feel the medication come in, they're going to move me to twilight. just before i'm about to black out she leans in and says "what would clinton say?" i said what is a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? >> everywhere you go, you're going to be asked to do it. >> i think that's the worst example. >> my favorite is donald trump. can i have a bit of trump, please? >> what was the line i used to do? donald trump -- home base with mr. trump is this. you know, like you're over there going so i was over there at snl yesterday and twheen we went and had a sandwich and then we went to the game. he's like this the whole time. >> we should play you something. we have a tribute to yo

we need someone who unify the country and that's what secretary clinton can do. she can build on the work we're husband started. he's a unifier and that's what we need. >> at this point, i want to look at an interesting poll we got this year and they said who do you trust more to create jobs, president obama 46%, hundred cans in congress 32%. has he played this well, what didn't happen with the super committee. >> the president doesn't have a bush to blame nanny more. i think he's dangerously close to being unelectable. it's for the republicans really to lose the election. what we have to do is solve the tough problems, not blaming. solve the tough problems ahead of america u now he seeks to blame the rich, it's class warfare and blame the congress for their own failures. he's been absent on budget negotiations. he was overseas who he should have sent the vice president here. i believe it's right track, wrong track. over 75% of the american people, regardless of party affiliation, feel we are headed down the wrong track. that's a hard number to correct. >> brad s

have you ever noticed bill clinton can do whatever he wanted and he basically got a teflon brand. linton. >> so far the polls aren't impacting herman cain. >> we're about to find out, ladies and gentlemen, that herman cain has what we call a teflon brand. look at john edwards. it didn't work for him. look at larry craig, the toe tapper in the stall. it did not work for him. look at herman cain. he's got a teflon brand. >> he's lived 99 lives more than he should. >> ain't that the truth. >> sean: it's really the truth. >> there's something to be said about that. they polled now, the less poll was three days ago. >> sean: after. >> after all this has gone on. he's not only gone down, he's gone up. >> sean: his fund raising is threw the roof. >> pew came out with a poll late this afternoon that said less than 30% of voters believe his side of the story. i think that could be a problem for him. look. i think it goes back to the branding that you mentioned. he said that he's the straight shooter, the straight talker. well, this afternoon after those allegations came out, he put out anot

called for lincoln douglas style debases where you travel around the country. >> didn't he do with with bill clintonnew hampshire? they went up together. >> i don't remember -- i don't know whether president obama would do it, but it's something that he really excels at. he's a professor. he's an academic. he's an intellectual. he loves to have the time to talk about his ideas. the problem is, is even his friends will tell you, for every 100 ideas he has, 10 may be good and the rest may not be so gad. >> we have not debated any of his ideas. 15% flat tax, eliminate capital gains are, create private accounts under social secured as george w. bush did. most of those are ideas mitt romney opposed in the past, specially the in the last tax, interesting to see if romney feels like he has to engage hip on those fronts or solely using this opening that gingrich provided on immigration. >> stand by, up next one of the evening's few, shall we call them, gaffes, a little gaffe, that involved herman cain and me. nice, huh? yeah. you know what else is nice is all the savings you can get on cruze and traverse ov