is right to be with the prostitute and the prostitutes right to be with david vitter and also concur that i think there is a difference in the way these things get. repeated and it's true bill clinton was impeached he survived that and you know to the extent that there seems to have been a court of public opinion most people agree that it didn't need to go as far as it did although everybody was concerned that he lied under oath and remains a legitimate piece of our history i almost wonder if there's another thing that's a factor here that you very mention timber folks and we're out of time i'm sorry i just flat out tim tim thank you but nice to meet you. as much appreciate it thanks allen and i talking with you thanks tom thank you coming up. coming up after the break mitt romney has dodged questions left and right throughout the primary debate circuit will tell you about what he's being accused of dodging now and it's not flying here is a magical underwear. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right in the us. i think. the tipping point well. we never got to that shows

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prostitution in germany has come from the united states none other than disgraced senator from louisiana david vitter. after the break everyone knows eliminating the capital gains tax can help our economy grow and prosper don't conservatives want this for our nation to ask our capitalist gains expert. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. he'd want to well. we never got that says they're going to keep you safe get ready because you're going to their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so please you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour spent trying year for the occupy movement and especially for the journalists covering it how have police actions against journalists affect the freedom of the press in america also president obama talked last night about a critical trade off between tax rates and investment in our nation what

prostitution in germany as come from the united states none other than disgraced senator from louisiana david vitter. after the break everyone knows eliminating the capital gains tax can help our economy grow and prosper don't conservatives want this for a nation to ask our capitalist gains expert next. we have seen the damage it has done to our environment mark chemicals what the poor probs we do not want any more new g.m.o. foods. our core system is just that was a dismal experience and i'm just just appalled but that's allowed to go on in america. eating this unfortunately because we don't know what's in it there's no labeling there for it being used like a board to experiment and be used as guinea pig. oh now we have more questions than we have had three guards. like. wealthy british scientists on some time to. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. thanks for being with us at half past the hour here's a quick recap of your headlines one year do

he also didn't call on david vitter to resign. instead when he was confronted with the john ensign sex scandal while it was going on, his response was to tip off the sex scandal guy so he could get ahead of the bad press. and then never say another word about it. was rick santorum's part in the john ensign sex scandal the worst part of the john ensign sex and ethics scandal? no. rick santorum had a craven little bit part in a big very craven scandal. now that he's essentially tied mitt romney in the iowa caucuses, does an ethical faceplant like that matter? does a big ethical hypocrisy faceplant like that matter for a guy like rick santorum? is rick santorum going to get vetted as a front runner in the republican con test? or is rick santorum still seen as being so unlikely to win the actual nomination that nobody's really going to care? that his record will continue to get as little attention as it has had so far? it is hard to know. if you were the mitt romney campaign right now, what would you decide? it would be hard to decide

i spoke to senator david vitter of louisiana and he said, look, he thinks this can move forward although he would like to see it be even bolder. take a listen. >> why is he only doing this three years into his term when is he running for re-election? why is he doing it on such a trivial scale? i think republicans will support anything moving in the right direction but we need to do a whole lot more. >> it's going to be very hard though for republicans to stop something when it's about shrinking government and dealing with bureaucratic nonsense such as when the president last year in the state of the union pointed out that sammon when they are in fresh water are regulated by the interior department. when they are in salt water they are regulated by the commerce department. the president said when they're smoked sammon gets really complicated. >> shepard: you mentioned the commerce department. presidential candidate and former governor of texas rick perry says the commerce department is one of three agencies he would shut down as president. what are the other two agencies? it's happened ag

asked brownstein if it may hurt gingrich, he said that's possible, but he pointed out the case of david vitter, after becoming embroiled in a prostitution scandal. wolf? >> brian, has marriane gingrich said why she's giving these interviews? >> she told abc she's saying this now so voters can know what she floez about newt gingrich. she told "the washington post" that she had so many requests for interviews, quote, this was unavoidable. she also wanted this told from her point of view rather than being seen as a victim or suffering from apparently what she referred to as a whispering campaign by newt gingrich's supporters. so she's spinning this a few different ways. >> brian todd, thank you. we told you it's an extraordinary day in politics, so let's bring in candy crowley. candy, this interview with marriane gingrich, is it enough to change the outcome on seared? >> listen, my feeling is as much as ron express edianne gingrich to change the outcome on seared? >> listen, my feeling is as much as ron express ed. >> i do think there's a difference between getting a divorce and wanting an open m