daps couple of things. >> eric: he took a shot back when she started the fight. daps okay.dana: okay, when you watch the video, he is calm. he is making a point. it's not outrageous. the e-mail is something that all of us need to remember at our places of work, which is better to not send it. or send it to yourself and then you will read it. >> bob: in that e-mail he called her out to have a fight, big tough guy west. >> andrea: this is the most outrageous i've seen you and we talked about screwing michele bachmann. why didn't you get angry -- >> bob: i come out strongly against maher. an attack and you threat an woman like this that in e-mail -- >> eric: it has nothing to do with female or male. >> greg: it's not being a lady. that was the thing that was off. >> bob: if you want to finish this. it's like you hear at a bar. >> andrea: all he had to say was wasserman schultz cut $400 billion from medicare through obamacare, medicare advantage. done. south florida, she already cut your benefit. >> bob: you should give them advice about this. >> andrea: we have to take a quick

going to the previous story about looks there you go. >> eric: can we point one thing -- dap when hef statutory rape, 38 years old dating 14 years old. the little girl is -- as disgusting as this sounds he may look at the little girl the way he looked at his ex-wife. >> kimberly: there is hope because they can overturn this. it is being appealed. the legal justification so people understand this, he is the presumptive father, he was married to the mother at the time. so under the law, the judge did a straight determination, legally speaking, he has -- >> eric: i thought the law said sex offenders could forget to take control of kids. >> bob: they couldn't get near kids. >> kimberly: they have to undo it. the judge should -- >> bob: at a minimum. cast ration is a thought -- cast ratiocastration is a thoug. >> we talked about the guy married to the 16-year-old girl. >> greg: that is a different age difference, a larger age difference than this one. >> kimberly: we have to go to bob. >> greg: okay. >> kimberly: this is so bad. >> bob: i can't. i can't. please. >> kimberly: not talking a

to get a little dap from the president on their 2010 world series championship.of famer willie mays was also in the house. there's willie. the president congratulated the team and then -- turned his attention to this man -- the guy standing in the back row, the man with the beard. fear the beard. giants closer, brian wilson. >> and then there's the guy with the beard. where is he? [ cheers and applause ] >> i do fear it. >> fear the beard. that's what he says. >>> all right. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama and house speaker, john boehner taking their debt ceiling debate directly to the american people last night. dueling primetime speeches. are americans getting tired of the talking? when do we get some action with the deadline now one week away. >>> and when we come back on "way too early," we'll huddle up around the water cooler and there's a liquor store in the great state of florida with some very, very creative shoplifting. we'll be right back. [ man ] they said i couldn't win a fight. but i did. they said i couldn't fight

conservative and he will make the social agenda that heretofore has not been because they're focused -- daps do you think that? >> bob: he made it clear. >> dana: he has not. >> greg: bob wants him to make social issue the main issue so take away from unemployment and inflation and horrible economic stuff. >> bob: i'm just telling you. >> eric: why would he do that when he has a stellar track record to create jobs in texas? if he is smart he says talk about the job creation in texas. >> bob: i was trying to be honest and unbiased. i was listening to his speech and he talked about social issues. >> dana: how do we get out of this? i thought groundhog's day was in february but it's moved to july in washington. gearing up for a new vote tomorrow over the debt and the president is threatening to veto it. he has not even seen it yet. later, who actress jane fonda is not so fond of. blaming them for the recent cancellation on qvc. we tell you who she is picking a battle with next on "the five." - hi, i'm halle berry, and as a new mom, i can tell you that childhood is a magical time. but for childr

. >> wow, this is like qvc for dap rapists. -- for date rapists. >> i am not go going to rape him. i just want to find him. it is the most popular app in congress. >> i wonder how many shows anne has been on and says, oh i am not going to rape him. >> it is very weird. >> i'm sorry i forgot you were on pierce. >> it is like him using a [bleep]. i will try to get it out. >> jesse, it the bar clearly posts they are streaming video for you, that's cool you can say i want to go there, or i don't want to go there. if they don't post-it and you don't know you are being streamed over the internet, that's not cool, right? >> well, i have seen people in bars who like clearly don't seem to be concerned with how they are coming off to other people. what does it matter to add a few hundred extra thousand watching -- i mean like you are in public right now. you are being an ass. why would i think they would be concerned about whether people at home also think that. >> am i the only one here who thinks there is a problem? >> there is a certain comradery of being in a bar. you are with a bunch of

the band she used, the dap kings, and her producer mark ronson, they made some good music together. >. it's as if -- and you know where i'm going with this. this 27-year-old curse as we look at other fabulous and troubled singers who went and met their demise at 27. jim morrison, janis joplin, jimi hendrix, kurt cobain, brian jones. what do you make of this? >> what i make of it is it's a period in their lives where they've had a lot of success, a lot of money, and they've experimented and gone through a lot of the excesses and i think it just catches up with them. they become exhausted. their bodies give out. you know, they're not thinking clearly. just really a sad, sad ending p p. >> it is a sad ending. in terms of her legacy overall, though, i think in terms of her being a household name it's probably more because of her antics because she never progressed past that fabulous second album. >> well, she never got to make that third great record. and she's the one who opened the door for adele who's number one all over the world now, and made it popular to sing organically from the h

new dap details about what led prosecutors to question a story, a 32-year-old housekeeper at this hotel. sources close to the investigation revealed she telephoned an alleged drug dealer after the incident to talk about how to profit. now the "new york times" reports that person was her boyfriend in an arizona jail and she says words to the effect of, don't worry. this guy has a lot of money. i know what i'm doing. a conversation prosecutors reportedly just translated days ago from the woman's native african dialect. >> if these allegations are true, it seems that this case is so compromised, the only thing that the d.a.'s office should do is dismiss the indictment and get rid of the case t. is a fact that the victim here made some mistakes, but that doesn't mean she's not a rape victim. >> reporter: however, observer, say the public admission, untruthful about a variety of topics makes her a different alleged victim to put on a stand. >> rape victims say consciously and unconsciously whether or not they believe the person and they do take into consideration people's reputations, their