david kay, good to have you on with us.ly devastating. and say this speaking to you from the city that has the second worst concentration of very poor children in america. rochester, new york, despite all the wealth around us. what is amazing to me, ed, this damage is being done, there will be 200,000 jobs that we will lose if we don't renew these benefits on an emergency basis according to the cbo. and secondly, i thought the republicans were the party of family values. what is the family value here that they are upholding? >> there just seems to be no intensity and no concern with this issue. 1.3 million people. that number is growing by, i was told last night in washington, by 72,000 a week. 1.9 more will lose their benefits in the next six months. and why are the republicans so dogmatic with this issue? >> well, i think that they don't have any contact with people who are in these circumstances. and they have no recognition of this, nor much more importantly do their key donors. you know, we live in a society so economi

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. >> david axelrod and donnie deutsche and mike barnicle, katy kay, you know the press. u.s. attorney and the fbi are going to be teaming up and starting an investigation into something that happened in your office? how many of you would subject yourself to a two-hour news conference and feel confident? >> let's stop giving him kudos for that! >> i'm not! >> he is a smart politician. what is he going to do? run away? >> donny, you would have a statement and leave the room. >> no, i wouldn't. are we giving him kudos because he took all of the questions from the press? give me a break. >> i think it's a sign that he is confident in what he is saying. >> i think it's a sign that he in christie land and i'm going to do the way i do it. >> no, to mike barnicle's point. a lot of people are focusing on the words governor christie used to deny the allegations that they didn't leave him much wiggle room because he was there for two hours saying a lot. take a listen. >> involvement in this issue in its planning or its execution and i am stunned by the stupidity that was shown here

kay hymowitz and nancy giles, thank you. that is great. that is all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> thank you for being with us. on friday we learned that davidin, the guy in the bridgeport shut down scandal the guy who said got it and who apparently set the whole traffic jam in motion back in september in new jersey when he was a high level hire at the port authority, on friday we learned that the port authority had cut off david wildstein. they notified him on friday he would have to be paying for his own defense in the chris christie bridgegate scandal in new jersey. doesn't matter that mr. wildstein was employed by the port authority. they say their bylaws prohibit them from paying david

kay hymowitz and nancy giles, thank you. that is great. that is all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> thank you for being with us. on friday we learned that david wildstein, the guy in the bridgeport shut down scandal the guy who said got it and who apparently set the whole traffic jam in motion back in september in new jersey when he was a high level hire at the port authority, on friday we learned that the port authority had cut off david wildstein. they notified him on friday he would have to be paying for his own defense in the chris christie bridgegate scandal in new jersey. doesn't matter that mr. wildstein was employed by the port authority. they say their bylaws prohibit them from paying david wildstein's legal bills while this matter is sorted out. that may mean that david wildstein may find himself on the hook for a ton of money in terms of his legal defense. but we learned that about him on friday. also on friday the port authority said they were still deciding whether they were going to do that same thing to bill baroni. the former republican state senator bill baroni, who is new jersey governor chris christie's top appointee to the

david muir. >> reporter: it's a hall of shame filled with unlikely faces. female teachers entrusted to protect, who instead preyed on their male students. names like debra lafave, convicted of abusing a 14-year-old. mary kayneau who had sex with her 12-year-old student. she famously told the world their love was real. >> i felt a very deep love for him. >> reporter: and tonight, at the head of that infamous class now, ms. murray. 28, married and sleeping with the boy who had just come to america with his new parents and his new dreams. and for that mom who so tried to protect him, it was all crashing down. that text that came to her phone. the teacher thinking she was texting jimmy saying i love you, i miss you, and now her younger son at home was troubled too. something wasn't right. so your youngest son isn't leaving his room? >> no. >> for days? >> reporter: and when the 12-year-old did emerge from his bedroom, she couldn't believe what he told her. >> fernando came to me and says, "mom, i have something to tell you." i said, "what is it?" he says, "that smile you have on your face is going to go away when i tell you this." "she was here." i said, "what do you mean, she? who is she?" he says, "kathryn

. >> my colleague just referred to david kay -- naivety to support the interim agreement supported by a number of the players trying to get iran might be wisdom. we don't know yet. were you involved at i e -- i ae8 or at the those experiences with iran? >> yes indeed visiting a number of times 20 or 30 times. >> is your impression that iran is helping it to look at nuclear weapons in the interim agreement such as the one successfully agreement is a stall tactic until they reach their ultimate goal? >> i think there is one war scenario that not just with this safeguard obligation but may not be in the spirit for that community to handle. >> were you surprised based on your knowledge you experience they agreed to the interim agreement? >> no. i was not surprised because i have seen them following this deal and agreed on something. but now we need to break the pattern. >> ambassador wallace you talk about the complete shutdown of their economy but certainly it has hurt i am old enough to remember sanctions with those with a spotty record. sometimes they work well sometimes they don't. it