now, i represent a different area that eliot does. but the point is, this is the time to be the president of all the people, and convince all of the people that this is in our national interest. and so far, he hasn't done that? >> brown: eliot engel, has the administration explained its position adequately. that seems to be one of the issues here. >> well, i don't disagree with mac. i think the president has to come before the american people. people. i think what we saw secretary kerry do today was the start of that. i think the president, if he acts-- and i believe he will-- will explain what he's doing to the american people. i think this will be limited in scope, and it will be done to show assad that the gassing of his own people is not acceptable. this is a war crime. those pictures of those children foaming at the mouth and dying is something that will live in my mind for the rest of my life. i just think there are certain things that are unacceptable. and this is one of them. and the united states stands for something. i comme

new york congressman eliot angel is the ranking democrat on the house foreign affairs committee. congressman scott rigell is a

eliot spitzer now claiming the moral high ground.at campaign slogan. "eliot spitzer, whore-free since 2008." yes, yes! [ applause ] there you go. ♪ well, we are not immune out here. the mayor of san diego, he is involved with his own sex scandal. today, a third woman came forward to accuse san diego mayor bob filner of sexual harassment. and this mayor filner, he doesn't get it. like today, he said, "wait until you see woman number seven." [ laughter ] this guy is mayor of san diego. he's acting more like the governor of california. that's the problem. that is the problem. [ laughter and applause ] anyway, in royal news, economists estimate the royal baby will pump something like $400 million into the british economy. in all due respect, i think it's time for barack and michelle to get busy. okay, maybe kind of help out. yeah, yeah. [ applause ] here's some happy news. the vatican has announced that the late pope john paul ii will become a saint after they approve one of his miracles, where he cured a woman of severe brain injury. wh

now i hope i say that on september eleventh i think that with the eliot spitzer. and. disciplines that gushing into the my colleagues and i will never shake mr secretary i am scum i consider him a war criminal. well told you my language as well but i will only react to situations as i have read the reports so unlike the players i know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point i come on to say it's secure because all the talk you know. they get no more weasel words when you they had a direct question be prepared for a change when you have to punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech and a little down to freedom to past. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with goods. fight for each drop from an old dirty supply and. let people think i are prices pure want to. live on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their hands in it and flush their toilets with the same water that mystery's is selling and spraying water. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak o

. >> if gutierez's math is correct -- >>> since nancy wiener and eliot spitzer have -- for wiener the road to redemption seems to be slipping away. a poll by the "new york times" finds wiener in fourth place in the race for mayor of new york. christine dunn sits atop the poll with 25%. if no can date receives at least 40% -- governor eliot spitzer faring significantly better in his bit for city comptroller. he now has a 9 point lead over scott stringer. >>> a troubling update on san diego mayor bob filner. he may be undergoing behavior counseling right now, but that's not stopping more women from coming forward with claims of harassment. a city employee says the mayor forcefully grabbed her at a community event. she says that filner put her in a chokehold when she told his staffers what had happened. 14 women now accuse the mayor of misconduct. the two veterans say they were raped during their time in the military and that filner made unwanted a vances at -- >>> you're driving in your car, thinking about what you would say at the news conference if you had won. so the man you're looki

. >> david: we'll be right back to talk about eliot spitzer and lance armstrong to talk about why do powerful people do such stupid things. >> david: we're back with director alex gibney, his newest fill system "we steal secrets: the story of wikileaks." we're going to turn to some of his other works that are also relevant today. alex you made a series of movies about famous and very powerful people with flawed characters. these people all have their share of problems. let's look at a clip from your 2010 film about spitzer in particular. >> they wanted to settle the case and pay some money, and say we will pay a big sum of money if you promise to keep the information secret, and i said no, because my job as attorney general is to change the system so that it's fair and will be honest, and if we sale the evidence and you pay a check and you don't change the system, i'm basically being bought off. >> the "new york times" website identifies eliot spitzer's call girl. >> david: eliot spitzer now running for new york comptroller, a position that has holdings that could be used to go up ag

by the long way eliot spitzer and i we used to sit in the back table at the regency hotel in new york that lead with his attorney general of new york where he would dine for breakfast alone. into that.

congressman eliot engel, democrat from new york. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> joining me now, julia ioffe, senior editor at the "new republic" covering this story. had a great write-up today about the thinking in the white house. what struck me here is there's this bizarre kind of goldilocks evaluation being done about what this response looks like, not too strong to tip the balance of the civil war, but not too weak so that it actually means something to assad. what is the thinking about the calculation of what this strike should look like inside the white house? >> well, i think, you know, it's as was once joked, obama is between a rock and a hard place. he's very much haunted by the mistakes of the previous administration that rushed into two wars that have really tired out the country and emptied our coffers. he's not rushing to get into a new one. i think the fact that, for example, that secretary of state john kerry spoke first, but we haven't heard from president obama yet, is significant. i think

he also like eliot spitzer not only broke the law in soliciting a prostitute and committed adultery.n addition to that i would kick them to the curb if they were my boyfriend or husband. i do not condone that behavior. i see his poll numbers dropping. the majority of people in san diego calling for nirl to resign are women. >>> let me say this. the allegations of bill clinton, the way he treated paula jones, contactually, juanita and of course the intern monica lewinsky, this was a lot deeper. this was an abuse of women. democrats came to his defense and they rallied behind him. do you think, katy, it goes back to the oochz hypocrisy in that instance? is it relevant here? >> sean, let me give you the biggest sense of hypocrisy when for days and days the democrats were talking about the so-called war on women. sand sandra fluke spoke. then they had a five-minute tribute to ted kennedy who left a woman to drown in his car before he called the police. the only war on women is democrats. it's time that nancy pelosi stepped up and actually called for the resignation of people like filner

lou: with the essence of in anthony wiener and eliot spitzer, they will seek the people to serve again us some insight into their minds and hearts because they obviously care about us a deeply. [laughter] >> people go where they are comfortable and in spite of the? scandal. lou: apparently in the weeder is more comfortable alone. >> but in the the political scene in the public by it is that surprising they go back where they're comfortable to get the attention that they crave. if they get reelected does that mean the scandal is behind them? >> i agree. i think a lot of what is going on politically with spitzer and weeder they are getting a chance for a deal over before they really screwed up now they can save the reputation to do with the right way and protect the legacy that within the weeder he still cannot do that with his impulse control issues. lou: i have not heard it part -- put it that way. lou: but anyway i have seen something i have not seen before thre newspapers said this begin to denounce eliot spitzer for being a cheat and a liar in the prostitution scandal with a dismal

by the long way eliot spitzer and i will use to sit in the back table at the regency hotel in new york that leaves with his attorney general of new york what he would dine for breakfast alone. into that breakfast that was the power breakfast invention there spot people who may be culprits now that leave the bag table at the reason that you make it sound a little more sinister than.

and even eliot spitzer -- former new york governor eliot spitzer, who knows his way around a good scandalould drop out. i mean, seriously. i mean, spitzer is running for comptroller. if i were him, i'd be begging weiner to stay in the race. [ laughter ] it's like when you were little, you're in school, and you got an "f" in school, but your sister was caught smoking -- they're like -- [ gasps ] how dare she. [ cheers and applause ] that's so awful. i can't believe it. that's so not like our family. oh, my god. i'll take my own punishment, but that is awful. [ laughter ] and if that weren't enough, bill clinton is piling on. he's saying that weiner should drop out, too. at this point, weiner's going to get a call that's like -- [ as schwarzenegger ] what are you doing, weiner? there's no way you can win! [ laughter ] you will drop out now! drop out! get out of this -- [ applause ] you know it. this story is all over the news. you have the whole carlos danger thing happen. >> steve: oh, come on. >> jimmy: that was his fake name he used on facebook or whatever to sext people or whatever. and

. >> that the essence of eliot spitzer anthony wiener, it gives us some insight they care about us deeplyeople go where they're comfortable in spite of the? scandal. >> may be more comfortable alone. >> they're comfortable in the public eye in the political scene so it is not surprising they go back where they are comfortable to get the attention and praise and if they get reelected doesn't that mean a scandal is behind them? >> i a degree because clinically with these individuals with spitzer in greener that they get a chance for the do over. now they have the opportunity to savthe reputation and then still not able to do that because of impulse contl issues. >> but three new york papers coming up to say this weekend to denounce eliot spitzer to be at cheat and a liar. in the dismal performance as governor. anunsuccessful as an attorney general when none of the prosecution's only feeding the insatiable ego. are you amazed that this read newspapers that "the new york daily news" every step of the way, what is happening? >> i have to think a part of us wants redemption to rise above the me

of impulse control issues. >> but three new york papers coming up to say this weekend to denounce eliotpitzer to be at cheat and a liar. in the dismal performance as governor. and unsuccessful as an attorney general when none of the prosecution's only feeding the insatiable ego. are you amazed that this read newspapers that "the new york daily news" every step of the way, what is happening? >> i have to think a part of us wants redemption to rise above the mediocrity or there pork choices. i understand why they're still in the public eye but i wonder what does that say about us? lou: what get what we are reading and watching in who we have become as a people to go to the lowest common denominator we don't have the aspirational set of leaders. >> people are disgusted by the fact to look at it as a shrink he has severe emotional issues that he has begun to work on trying to become a better person i have talked to him about it but the important saying is people to get spitzer then scott stringer who has done all the right things it is the injustice he is winning. lou: thank you for being w

eliot spitzer, a.k.a. client no.9. he decided he would run for comptroller of the city of new york. why would you want to do that? $140 billion pension funds. think about the power that gives to corporate america for his ideology. we have a candidate in john burnett that has been out there working hard. he rose from the housing projects in new york city to be one of the leading compliance officers on wall street, working for smith barney, and then merrill lynch. john, maybe you want to say a few words? [applause] >> thank you, chairman. i am the son of a preacher, so i will try to be brief. i cannot promise you that i will not asking for a donation at the end. i have a 23-year career on wall --reet as a margin and a list, as a margin analysts andthen work my way up. my parents were born in the south, under jim crow, and i was born in a household that did not tolerate excuses and complaints. to give you an example, my father said, after i complained about something -- you know what, i grew up and a household choresyou did two hours of before sunup, they walked 5 miles to school, 5 mi

. >>> coming up, republicans are trying to use the scandals involving weiner, eliot spitzer, and saniego mayor bob filner to argue it's the democrats waging war on women out there. when it comes to policy questions, this war is very one-sided. first the gop at war with itself. ted cruz going after fellow republicans for shot supporting a government shutdown over obama care. he's a political terrorist on this one. >>> and weiner's sexting scandal has been very good for the tabloid business and late night medians. >>> finally, i'm going to talk about cruz, paul, and lee. and this is "hardball," thths. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is

actions is new york's attorney general he's now running for comptroller of the silly former governor eliot spitzer joins us next on politicking with larry king. live a long way eliot spitzer and i will use to sit in the back table with the regency hotel in new york to leave would it was attorney general of new york what he would dine for breakfast alone. into that breakfast that was the power breakfast invention there spot people who may be culprits now that leave the bag table at the reason that you make it sound a little more sinister than it was since they have it is enjoyed by yogurt weaving the new york times exact as trite exactly why why why are you running for the cold why why why it's a great position and i've spent five years since i resigned as governor and i've done fun things we were colleagues at c.n.n. for a premier of time in our history of doing things together what i miss is public service and what i look forward to is a different type of position the controller oversees the finances of the city as a critical role in running the pension funds hundred forty billion dollars

civil war where people in the east in the west are divided and they all sects could go with it still eliot from platts thank you very much. greece is now switched on no when it comes to their finances about their country's public needs to know is back on at five hundred people have been hired on a two month contract for the new state broadcaster eighty that has taken over from the previous acts ten o eight all taken about ten zero was shut down to cut government costs and two thousand seven hundred people were fired in the process so finally some positive news for greece bad just like a good t.v. drama there's also some bad news for greece this week as well but one tree is in need of an album bailout. according to the german finance minister mr wolfgang schauble says there will be no debt reduction for athens and that's given the country's latest growth figures show the country is still in recession and the fact that the greek economy has done twenty three percent since the two thousand and eight financial crisis another cash injection is the king ever more likely this will be the time int

but i can assure you, eliot spitzer, pnce eliot, is in the running tomorrow night.orkers may hate weiner but at least the have made headline writers everywhere fairly happy. we don't know why vors are putting up the weiners, spitzers and filners. they can't be serious but we are certainly serious abo our dunce caps. if they ect o of tese folks, the dunce caps will be flying. >>> the secretary of defense, chk hagel, doesn't seem like he's too torn up over drastic cuts to our nation's military budget. general jack keene joins us to assess the impact of those budget cuts. a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.eamed. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of rver. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called moonshot. and it's giving the intern the room it needs to grow. this ...is going to be big. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel today says he's not as he put it, crying wolf about sequester cuts. he laid out how the pentagon pl

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. >> another one running for comptroller is eliot spitzer.nt story, i don't know if it's worse but it probably is worse in terms of physically and morally. should he be in the race? >> i think new yorkers should have a voice to vote up and down anyone they want. there's nothing in eliot's background to leads him to be in the role of comptroller. >> who is your toughest opponent if you win the republican primary? >> they're all going to be tough. bill thompson could be tough, christine quinn can be tough. they can all be tough but i've got a strategy to beat them all. >> all right, you heard it, joe lhota, mayoral candidate. >> when you think detroit, do you think van gogh, matisse, diego rivera? well, you should. the city of detroit is home to many of those famed artists. we have the latest on the detroit art fire sale next up on kudlow. you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is th

but i can assure you, eliot spitzer, prince eliot, is in the running tomorrow night. yorkers may hate weiner but at least they have made headline writers everywhere fairly happy. we don't know why voters are putting up the weiners, spitzers and filners. they can't be serious but we are certainly serious about our dunce caps. if they elect one of these folks, the dunce caps will be flying. >>> the secretary of defense, chuck hagel, doesn't seem like he's too torn up over drastic cuts to our nation's military budget. general jack keene joins us to assess the impact of those budget cuts. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel today says he's not as he put it, crying wolf about sequester cuts. he laid out how the pentagon planning for what could be the smallest army since before world war ii will look like. >> if ttese cuts remain, we risk fielding a force that over the next few years is unprepared due to a lack of training, maintenance and the latest equipment. cuts on this scale would, in effect, be a decade-long modernization holiday. >> a decade-long modernization holiday.

"who is t.s., or thomas stearns, eliot?" so you have half of your total removed. you're at $1,600.go again. the living room for $600, please. this non-fiery part of the fireplace extends into a room and may be raised. kate. what is a hearth? yes. less than a minute to go now. the living room for $800, please. colby. what's a coffee table? yes. u.s. currency -- $600. colby. what's the $10? yes, alexander hamilton was the man. $800 -- u.s. currency. michael. what is the $20? andrew jackson, yeah. and currency -- $1,000. michael. what is the $50 bill? ulysses grant was the man. [ beep beep beep ] and that wraps up the jeopardy! round with you in the lead again, michael, at $6,400. kate in third place. that means she goes first when we come back to start double jeopardy! [ applause ] is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats

i signed a deal a year ago to cover a comedy show and then i took over eliot's show, and it's reallyised my game, it's been an honor to work with you. i'm delighted you've brought your expertise here and i'm thrilled you were free the final week. when i watch the american news media, i got to be honest, i don't feel that i get from the corporate media a solid grasp of what is going on in the mideast, especially in egypt. i hear muslim brotherhood and i know those words are intended to scare me, except for the fact that they were elected. >> you know, it's christmas and hanukkah wrapped into one for nancy grace and there has been bizarro court tv, is that because summertime is slow news time? >> i don't think so. people who are into reality television, and the way news decisions are made more having to do with advertising dollars. our media culture is largely bankrupt. the anthony weiner story still dominates. there is very little coverage of i didn't want. ofegypt on the news. hundreds of civilians have been killed. perhaps thousands of others have been wounded we had secretary of st

dennis: eliot spitzer will be at a debate tonight.e is the one window in almost a three-week standoff between cbs and time warner cable. they go back live, but just for an hour. then, cbs will shut down again. they will go back on air next wednesday for an hour. it is just a sign of how bitter this fight is. look at this memo to the staff. striking a deal with verizon bios. they have made a big deal out of that. "i cannot describe to you the frustration i feel that these negotiations have gone. never did i ever think they would have lasted this long". connell: dennis, good reporting, as usual. yahoo! is back or it looks like it is back. they have topped google as the most visited internet search engine. it did so last month. the first time since 2011. let's take a look at some stocks related to all of this. here are some numbers now that are headed in the wrong direction. that average u.s. household is earning less now than when the recession ended four years ago. monica crowley is here with us. >> this is pretty depressing, but it is

. >>> and after fiery debates, former new york governor eliot spitzer is currently way up in his raceprostitution scandal apparently behind him. >>> while, social media guru anthony weiner hit an all-time low in the race. >> there were things in my background that i am embarrassed about. >> maybe a good lesson, if you mess up, come clean, and don't leave pictures to remember you by. thank you for joining us, i'll see you tomorrow at "good morning, america" with more of my interview with tameka raymond. and as always, we're on abcnews.com. good night.

. -- eliot spitzer. so we would look into these complaints. we might make a call.we might send a letter. a lot of times, these things were resolved once they realized the attorney general was working. again, i was an intern. it was not at a high level, but simply making a phone call, sadly sending a letter could make a world of difference for this people when they aren't -- when they are waiting for some sort of resolution for a long time. elliott you think about it's her running for governor and stepping down -- eliot spitzer running for governor and stepping down? >> it disappointed a lot of people. -- at the samet time, he is a very effective attorney general. he helped to turn around that office hearing april really love but he did here and he aggressively went after wall street. some people may be willing to forget what he did on the personal side because they like what he did in public life. we'll see. there are a lot of cases out there. people are waiting to see if they are ready to trust these people based on the public record. >> if you are married and you

. >> this is the viewpoint mug with eliot spitzer's name still on it and i want to go around and haveou give me your first initial thoughts on the candidates. the first candidate is governor of tax, rick perry. liz. >> i would say if you want a vaginal probe in every problem, rick perry is your guy. >> i do. i think rick perry is already running a smarter campaign. that campaign of bring your business to texas might be dishonest, but makes him look like a business leader. i think he's going to run. >> there's three reasons, i can't think of the third reason why, but he's so dopey. the republican's need to have a smart candidate, and he looks so presidential, and they should have him lip civic for four years. >> i this i that was reagan's strategy for the second material. are you a fan? >> i think he's very dangerous and fundamentally a little megachurch for me. >> i would agree. i would describe him as a masterpiece of the pharmacists's art. >> but you know what, god bless him. >> indeed. >> everybody you're going to pull out of that cup is going to say that god chose him and they los

new york congressman eliot angel is the ranking democrat on the house foreign affairs committee.n scott rigell is a republican, represents virginia's second district. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> i want that start with you congressman engel, you say the president has in this brief been given enough information to you that you believe he should strike now, that the u.s. should strike now. what's the rush? why not wait for congress? >> well, i don't think it's a rush. i think there is ample precedent for many, many years, certainly starting back when president reagan sent troops to grenada. first president bush sent troops to panama. president clinton did the same in kosovo, and president obama did the same in libya. i think the war powers act clearly gives the president the latitude to do this, and then if it lasts more than 60 days, he has to come before congress. i think the president is weighing all options, all measures, and i think that he's doing the right thing by rigorously consulting with congress, having discussions. i was on a phone call, i have had d

>> i think we eliot has his reputation. you have seen what he has done with his approach to things. some of what he has done is right. he wants to be an activist which means we may stir the pot for no reason. i think there's a serious concern about having enough people involved right now and regulating us. we don't need more and more other institutions deciding this he can do better than the united states treasury. they can do better than the federal reserve. they can do better than states or uk or the japanese. so we have a lot of people wanting to regulate us. you can begin to bring a and implode almost the industry, focused on which regulatory environment you want to be in. so i'm hoping that he does a good investor, and runs companies the right way and leave regulation up to regulators. >> that's exact litly the senti of mayor bloomberg. >>> what is the acceptable growth rate investors might expect from aig. one to three years or beyond? >> we have talked about aspirationally, we want mid teens, earnings per share groan

you can't look up to him, you can't look up to eliot spitzer, jim mcgreehy, bob filner. >> you got dave vitter, you got duke cunningham, there are guys on both sides of the aisle. half of shakespeare is how power krup corrupts and powerful men do bad things sometimes involving women. there are public figures in washington where there are plenty of role models. >> i don't want to get too political. didn't a lot of this change, though, billy cunningham with the bill clinton/monica lewinsky, didn't it lower the bar ten notches lower. >> we look at eisenhower, even kennedy despite all the revelations we didn't know about, but when clinton turned the oval office into the oral office, that became a big problem. now every politician from anthony's weiner to san diego want to use clinton as a role model. i can smear my opponents, give my girlfriend some benefits, pay off a few people and clinton stayed in office. i think when history is rewritten, 1997 and 1998 will be a watershed moment. when clinton got away with that, all hell has broken loose ever since. i blame hillary and i blame bill. >>

when we come back, ranking member of house committee on foreign affairs, eliot engels, on why he supportsilitary action. d be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> i have not made a final decision about various actions that might be taken to help enforce. but as i've already said, i have had my military and our team look at a wide range of options. >> at the president a couple hours ago you saw it on tape on cnbc a couple hours ago on where the president stands on launch of a military strike on syria. back to the middle east, we go to ayman. >> reporter: certainly the presentation made by secretary of state john kerry regarding the intelligence that the u.s. has, has received mixed reactions from across the region here. now, keep in mind, some countries have been closely allied to the u.s. here in leban

you go underneath and it says eliot spitzer greets a commuter.ow would you like to be this commuter going to work this morning? >> how would you like to be eliot spitzer. >> going to be in the headline on a lame duck on affair rumor. >> it's "the new york post," what do they know about headlines. >> with us on set -- a lot -- visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. msnbc contributor mike barnicle as you can see, he's here. thomas roberts is here. >> hi. >> look, it's a sad story on the front. >> i do. that's a good looking jacket, joe. a good looking outfit. >> my paisley smoking jacket is at the cleaners. >> look at this. the feds, the ascot, i left it in nantucket. there are a couple little kids up there, the nantucket relief. they're asscotts, they were frayed. >> a lot of news. >> a kid with a frayed ascot to go with the frayed jeans. >> it's sad. >> another guest. >> are they out? is he out? >> he will be out by sunday? >> for good? >> yes. because there was only 50 games left in the season after sunday. >> w

by the long way eliot spitzer and i we used to sit in the back table at the regency hotel in new yorkat least with his attorney general of new york but he would dine for breakfast alone. into that breakfast that was the power breakfast invention there and spot people who.